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The last Hymn by 415415
Fandoms: X-Men - All Media Types, X-Men (Movieverse), X-Men (Alternate Timeline Movies), X-Men (Original Timeline Movies), X-Men (Original Ultimateverse), X-Men (Movieverse) RPF
17 Mar 2026
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In 1977, Charles Xavier’s final telepathic broadcast, "The Last Hymn," saved humanity from Sentinel extinction. Decades later, a weary Erik Lehnsherr travels back to 1956 to kill Raven and erase this mechanical nightmare at its source.
Erik arrives with lethal intent, yet his resolve shatters at Oxford. There stands a young Charles—vibrant, whole, and unscarred by the tragedies to come. As Charles approaches with a mischievous smile and a playful, "You've been staring at me for twenty minutes, darling," Erik is overwhelmed. Facing the living ghost of the man he failed to save, he suffocates under the weight of a staggering second chance.
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23 May 2026
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Based on the prompt:
“Hi, for some reason I've been wanting to read something where Logan is a father figure to Charles (maybe he worked in the Xavier mansion and was the only one to ever pay attention to him? Or maybe Charles run away and somehow ended up living with Logan?), and he doesn't approve of Charles' new boyfriend Erik... Thank you!!” -via akasanata (Tumblr)
I tweaked it a bit but you’ll still like it :)
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22 May 2026
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The Second Cup || Cherik by SiennaWyvernia
Fandoms: X-Men - All Media Types, X-Men (Original Timeline Movies), X-Men: First Class (Comics), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel, Wolverine and the X-Men (Comics)
14 May 2026
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Erik struggles with Charles’s death and keeps setting out a second cup of tea every morning, clinging to routine as grief consumes him, until he’s forced to confront their unresolved love and finally say what he never could while Charles was alive.
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14 May 2026
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Erik Lehnsherr has his life exactly as he wants it: his work, his mother, and above all his children. He has no room and no need for anything else.
Then a man crouches in front of his runaway twins in the Science Museum and starts talking about genetics, and Erik finds himself revising that opinion considerably.
He takes it slowly. He does everything right. And then he asks Charles to move in, and his seven-year-olds have a great deal to say about that.
Months later, single and thoroughly miserable, Erik spots a familiar figure across a busy London street. What happens next is, technically, Pietro's fault.
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27 Apr 2026
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Erik was right. If Charles were happy in his marriage, he wouldn't be in the back seat of a car, entangled with another man, while Sebastian waited for him at home.
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20 Apr 2026