Merlin has been having nightmares brought on by his traumatic past. Arthur and the rest of the Knights of Camelot notice that something is amiss and are determined to get to the bottom of it. But when an old enemy shows up and forces Merlin to relive his past and possibly reveal his secrets, what will become of him? What will become of Camelot?

When Merlin doesn't get a seat at the round table. Camelot's council goes into chaos.

Merlin is Prince Arthur's clumsy manservant. When Merlin is captured and used to collect Camelots secrets, will Arthur crack under the cruel new way of interrogation? *Bromance. Gory. Completed.* (Cover art by me)

Arthur Pendragon is hopeless when it comes to the act of courting. Having failed numerous attempts at courting his manservant, Merlin, Arthur turns to the only people he can think of for help: the Knights of the Round Table.

When Morgana captures Merlin in her hovel she curses him. Her plan is to make him kill Arthur, but when she realises who Merlin really is, her wishes to kill Arthur pales. Now she just have to make Arthur kill Merlin. (Takes place in the episode "A Servant of Two Masters")

Merlin has fallen sick and Arthur can't bear it. It will make them confess some hard truths but that's the way it should be, isn't it?

If you have watched Merlin you will LOVE this! Just a bunch of fun scenarios/short stories revolved around the one and only dynamic duo Merlin (Colin Morgan) and Arthur (Bradley James) enjoy!

In an AU LGBTQ+ accepting Camelot, anybody can love anybody. King Arthur throws a Ball to try and find a romantic companion among his kingdom to make his Queen or King Consort. His manservant Merlin is overrun with chores, but finds a way to attend, though he's too embarrassed to go as himself. In disguise he sets a fire in Arthur's heart, who must discover the identity of the mysterious masked man. (I do not own the characters or the photo used for the cover)

Arthur and the knights follow Merlin all the way to lake Avalon after he sneaks out.

When some of the new recruits notice the odd behavior of a certain servant towards their King and the other knights, they take measures in to their own hands to teach him a lesson. What will Arthur and his knights of the round table do when Merlin starts to act weird around them? English is not my language so bear with me please. Hope you like it. R&R! I don't own Merlin! The BBC does. I just write this for my own pleasure. I don't earn anything with it.