King of Forest, King of Fire
My devious friend @maglor-my-beloved has pitched this idea to me and, never one to shy away from a challenge, I've tried to do my best with this new and (for me) unexplored pairing.
Another NSFW one for Week 2 - Please be advised!
I hope you won't regret your request, my friend!
Words: 1350
Characters: Gil-Galad x Elrond x Glorfindel
Prompt: Summer Festival & Coming in public
Warnings: NSFW, Smut, nipple play, oral sex
Glorfindel tied the last golden bell into his hair and nodded at himself in the looking glass with evident satisfaction.
Delighted to have been invited to the much-famed Summer Festival in Lindon, he had agonised many a night over what to wear and how to behave upon attending this incredibly exclusive, private celebration of the long, golden days that soothed the heart and assuaged the oppressive shadow of the voracious darkness that kept threatening and dogging them.
"Are you ready?"
As soon as he stepped out of his room, Glorfindel realised that Elrond had been plagued by the same questions but had come to profoundly different conclusions.
The sober, understated elegance of his friend’s garments made the golden-haired warrior choke with amusement and delight—Elrond had ever struck him as sensible and charmingly pragmatical when it came to these things.
As for himself, Glorfindel had deemed the loose-fitting pantaloons and the translucent, iridescent chemise supremely appropriate for the occasion of outdoor festivities.
"Do you have to be so obvious?" Elrond chided not without a hint of humour as they made their way to the party under a slowly setting sun.
Shrugging sheepishly, Glorfindel made the bells in his hair chime to distract from the fact that he was still somewhat at a loss concerning the changing customs and expectations in this foreign time and land.
Gil-Galad was already awaiting them, firmly ensconced on an uncomfortable-looking throne set up in the centre of a small dais.
"My friends," he exclaimed and jumped up as if he had been sitting on burning needles hitherto, "would you be so good as to take a turn about the premises with me? Allow me to show you around!"
Both his guest insinuated a reverent bow—they knew themselves to be more than able to discover the festivities on their own, but they could easily discern that the reluctant High King was only too relieved to slip out of the spotlight, if only for a single, stolen moment.
"You look ravishing," Gil-Galad praised as soon as they had moved out of earshot of the crowd of devoted followers and worried warriors that seemed to loom above him like a very insistent rain cloud at all times. "You truly light up these humble festivities!"
While Elrond had the good grace to blush at that unexpected compliment, Glorfindel seemed to gleam even brighter with unadulterated joy and pride.
By this time, they were walking past several small bonfires, leaving the dancing elves and the travelling vendors behind as they—as if by common accord—moved away from the main clearing and steered straight for the outer circle where supple bodies writhed against trees just beyond the flickering reflections of the torches and fires.
"My king," Elrond said nervously after clearing his throat a few times; he kept looking over his shoulder, visibly uncomfortable at the thought that he would be suspected of abducting Gil-Galad.
A sigh escaped him—dark forests and their revelations of weakness and devotion had been a leading theme in his life, and he couldn't help but submit, yet again, to the pull of that strange force that might be destiny or doom.
"What is it exactly you want to draw our attention to out here?" Glorfindel backed him up warily—his glowing eyes were scanning the seemingly impenetrable darkness bleeding into the flickering hues that were nipping at their heels still.
"The silence," Gil-Galad whispered softly, "the solitude. I trust you enough to be alone with you for I crave a moment of peace."
"My king," Elrond repeated and nodded at a tree stump a few paces off. "Maybe you'd like to sit down for a while? Your robes seem heavy."
In an enchanted and enchanting way, the roughly cut stump resembled the throne Gil-Galad had left to flee the revelry—as he was helped onto the flat surface and shrugged off his stifling overcoat, his noble demeanour and benevolent smile only exacerbated the impression that this scene mirrored the one they had found upon their arrival in unexpected ways.
With a sigh of relief, Gil-Galad rolled his shoulders and stretched his arms, weighed down by elaborate bangles and marvellous rings as befit his station among his people.
By virtue of his lofty perch, his head was illuminated by the distant fires and both Elrond and Glorfindel stared up at his magnificent countenance in spell-bound admiration.
"Keep your eyes on your people," Glorfindel whispered as he settled comfortably in the murky shadows pooling around the tree stump, "smile for your realm."
While Glorfindel let his hands wander along the ephemeral illusion of a frontier of light, Elrond stepped behind the king and swept his artfully braided hair over one partially bared shoulder to pepper nippingly teasing kisses all over his silken skin.
Gasping in surprise and shock, Gil-Galad made to turn around but was stopped by Elrond's decisive fingers wrapping around the nape of his neck tenderly.
It was highly unlikely that any of the revellers would let their gaze stray this far from the main event to glimpse the shiver of understanding rippling across the regal face of their king and that, in itself, was a blessing beyond measure.
As Glorfindel's nimble fingers started to undo the laces of the royal breeches, Elrond bent ever lower, letting his soft lips and silver tongue explore and espouse the curve of Gil-Galad's ears, jaw, and collarbones, all while pouring sweet words of praise and affection over him indefatigably.
If anyone was to glance their way, they might have been deceived into thinking that—given Gil-Galad’s strained, forcibly neutral expression—the three were engaged in an important and dreadful conclave.
This was not so—as a matter of fact, Glorfindel had managed to pry apart the thick fabric of the beautifully embroidered trousers of his king and was presently absorbed by the mesmerising pleasure of teasing the motionless monarch with featherlight kisses and forceful caresses.
As the last lingering veil of sunlight dissolved, the shadows grew ever denser, allowing Elrond to encircle Gil-Galad’s torso from behind and press the soft fabric of the light tunic he was wearing against his heated skin in tantalisingly smooth, tight circles.
“This is indecent,” Gil-Galad moaned between gritted teeth. “Stop this immediately.”
Then, a mere heartbeat later, “Don’t stop.”
By this time, Glorfindel’s golden head was bobbing up and down like a muted flare, blurring in the shifting rays of firelight filtering through the trees, and Elrond seemed to have grown another pair of hands as his plucking, caressing, pinching blandishments seemed to rain onto Gil-Galad’s writhing skin like a star shower, hitting every nerve at once.
“You’ll be expected,” the savage descendant of Melian the Maia and more than one blood-soaked hero—conveniently disguised as a wise and placid counsellor—hissed, “better make haste, Your Highness.”
“You’re both abominable,” Gil-Galad groaned, struggling desperately not to throw his head back in rapturous delirium as Glorfindel picked up his pace and exerted ever more pressure with his flexible tongue. “Awesome in the most terrifying meaning of the word.”
There was something otherworldly about them and their origins, and yet, they had sworn themselves not only to his protection but apparently also to his pleasure.
Thus struck by the delicious absurdity of this situation—wanton and reprehensible as it was—Gil-Galad gave a tiny choked cry of relief as the relentless onslaught of their combined tender ministrations finally took its toll.
As the king, he was a public figure and a symbol of strength; consequently, Gil-Galad did not allow himself to shiver and slump. On the contrary, he straightened his spine and let a deep, shuddering breath be the only admission of the devastating climax he had just experienced.
“Indeed,” Glorfindel grinned from between his thighs, wiping his swollen, wet lips with the back of his hand, “a most delightful celebration. Should we return to it?”
Shaken underneath the stolid mien of a reasonably pleased ruler, Gil-Galad let Elrond’s magical hands help him off his tree stump throne and, with a barely wavering smile, escorted his honoured guests to the ale tent.
@fellowshipofthefics here's the last one for the second week from me
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