The moment they met, Gwen and Art had an instantly fiery connection. But doubts about Art's honesty cause Gwen to push him away. Can Art get past Gwen's fears and teach her to trust again and to believe that love is worth the risk? Author's note: One of my favorite stories as a kid was King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. When I saw the Once Upon Now contest, I knew that would be the perfect myth to base my story on. I hope you all enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it! And if you do, please vote between June 14 - June 21, 2016. Thank you!

A Merlin fanfic. Since the show's finale was the worst finale in the history of tv, I decided to rewrite it and give them the happy ending they deserve. I loved this show, and the writers gave it an absolutely awful last episode, so I'm going to remedy that. :)

As Arthur Pendragon, the once and future King, lies dying in Merlin's arms, the Great Dragon makes a promise. "One day, when Albion's need is greatest, Arthur will rise again." And so he will. Time has passed since the Kings death but the newly formed Kingdom of Albion is struggling without him. For a new threat has arisen. More powerful than Morgana ever was. Without Arthur's help, Albion will surely fall. And so, as always when he is needed, Arthur returns to do what he does best. Fight for what he loves. A long and difficult journey begins in the world of the BBC series "Merlin".

Gwen has a surprise and Morgana and her sister take their revenge, as does a surprising crowd.

MERLIN SPOILERS!!!!! *********************** **************************************************** If you hated the ending of Merlin as much as I did, read this! It begins in the last episode right before Merlin and Gaius split up. This is my opinion of how Merlin should have ended. NOTE: NOT A MERTHUR STORY.

(Incomplete Arwen fic) When a vicious king's thirst for power allies him with Morgana, the pair devise a plan to eliminate Emrys. With Merlin ill, his powers wreak a frozen havoc over Camelot, leaving the kindom's fate to it's king, Arthur, and his bride-to-be, Guinevere. (To clarify, I own none of these characters they all belong, respectfully, to their creators. :)

It all begin when a young sorcerer saves the lives of two kids and a young seer only starts to understand her ture powers. One day, someone arrives at the gates of Camelot and changes everything. As servants make beds and clean rooms, as a prince trains his Knights and fights in battles, four people find themselves loving someone that they know they cannot have in the fear of being executed. Two servants, two Pendragons. What could possibly go wrong?