After an encounter with magic Arthur is turned back into a 5 year old boy. Now Uther has a decision to make: Does he wait until his son's back to normal and allow everyone else to deal with it? Or does he fix all the mistakes he made when Arthur was young. Updated Daily

"I was born of magic and with magic, and it seems to be the only thing my destiny involves." -Though the magic is banned in Camelot, that doesn't stop at least one person from hiding within the land...and just maybe two-

Most magic was destroyed in the kingdoms of Albion. Almost every dragon slayed, any magical creature executed or shown off as examples of King Uther's great reign. He has two magical beings that he keeps with him as 'prizes'. One of which he doesn't know is under his control. The Young Lady Aurora. She is known as the daughter of the court physician, but is deemed a lady due to her beauty, and a knight due to her weaponry skills. She's a dangerous foe to all who cross her, but she has a destiny in Camelot, that she must fulfill with the help of the future king, his 'manservant'/powerful warlock, and Morgana's hand maid. How will this all turn out?

"I don't want to you lose you." "You won't." "Promise?" Merlin has a younger sister who follows him to Camelot who believes she was born without magic. Follow her journey as she discovers true friends, love, loss, and possibly more. Starts in Season One and follows the show. I know this isn't an original story idea but I this is my spin on it. Please read and enjoy!! Tell me what you think! I don't own anything but my own characters.

When you love somebody it is said you should let them go and if they love you back they will return. How then will they ever know you love them if you never let them know. Especially when a secret is hidden just below the surface. A secret that could very well shatter the foundations of any budding romance. What then? Do you keep it hidden or let it go trusting that true everlasting love is built on a foundation of trust? Will their trust prevent a catastrophe or will it be the catalyst that sets the ball rolling? (On Hold)

A true King can not bury their head in the sand when times get tough. As the once and future king. It is Arthur's responsibility to bring hope and safety to his people. Even if that means standing up against the current king. His father. (Slow Updates) (I do not own Merlin or the characters.)

A choice of Power. A choice of Love. A choice that decides destiny's flow. Will Arthur die by Modreds hand, or will Abilon be created. Only the choice made by one blue eyed witch will determine everyone's fate. Will Merlin make the right choice and gain new friends, or will she make a grave mistake that can never be healed. The Forgotten Tale Book 2 (I Do Not Own Merlin or the charcters)

After 1,500, Mia Potter and Tom Riddle are ready to take down the man who ruined their lives. They slide into the timeline they left behind. While they fight against the Master of Manipulation, they struggle to adjust. Mia, who got used to having her family at her back, struggles to adjust to be alone again in the lion's den and dealing with something new. Tom takes the stage and cleanses his ranks and tries to shift to a politics, which many of his not so sane followers want to do. But as the Magical twins find their way, Dumbledore's plan continue to unravel faster than they expected. They adjust, but will they be able to absorb the hits.

Two children lost, torn apart by hate, twins of magic force to fight, cursed by a blind man sight, sent back to save all from an undue fate, for the dragon call, summons all who destiny is great. Centuries ago, a prophecy was made, foretelling magical twin who could save the world. Morgana, in a blind rage, casted a powerful spell separating them, Dumbledore hearing that their time was approaching forced them into being enemies. Magic is angry so she does the only thing she can, sends them back in time to her favorite daughter and Fate's blessed son.

Merlin was devastated when Arthur died. She didn't think she would ever be happy in the same way again-and she wasn't. But Merlin found something much more important. You see, she had been lost ever since Kilgharrah told her she was immortal. She wandered, unsure of her place in the world, until 500 years later, when she traveled to the so-called "New World." There, she met a family. She grew close to the parents, but even closer to the children. She loved them as if they were her own-especially when their real parents turned against them for what they had become. But Merlin loved them anyway. She always would.