"There is no way Merlin is screwing the Prince of Camelot." ↴ Little did he know, Gawain had never been more wrong. ♖ ♔ ♖ In which Merlin learns love, lust and loss through the wicked hand of his enemies, and Arthur realises that his most corrupt sin was taking love for granted. ♗ ♔ ♗ When a letter - detailing confidential plans and treacherous passion - falls into Morgana's hands, a wicked plot is created to thwart Prince Arthur's search and render him hopelessly blind to chance of his former glory. Merlin is left forsaken and powerless in the witch's cruel, twisted hold, where she teaches him that nothing should be taken for granted - and uses all means necessary to crush the lovers spirits - regardless of the consequences. ♘ ♔ ♘

As Uther calls Arthur to speak with him privately, Arthur isn't sure what predicament had occurred between him and his father. Until he gets handed a crinkled letter. The kingdom of Aeyland had just collapsed at the hands of Morgana. The letter explains that several knights are on a quest to find their King and Queen. As Arthur embarks on this journey with several knights from both his kingdom and the fallen, Arthur realizes something extraordinary. The kingdom has a lost prince. And he's hiding somewhere closer than Arthur suspects. [Completed] (I don't own BBC Merlin)

Merlin really was the court idiot. Was this what the Dragon had meant by halves of a whole? (I don't own anything.)

Arthur is madly in love with his manservant, Merlin. Of course, he sucks at love in general, and have to ask his friends 6900 words

Gwaine is Percival's new servant, a handsome man with a mysterious past. As he moves up in society at Camelot, how long can he keep his identity hidden? Featuring the knights, Merlin and Arthur. Sexual content ahead.

COMPLETE. Sequel to "Merlin: Dawn of the Dragonlord". It has been three years since Merlin revealed his identity to Arthur as a warlock, a dragonlord and a noble of the House of Brittanicus. Now Arthur is king and Merlin is living the double life of a servant and an 80-years-old sorcerer. When mystery arises with the discovery of a dragon egg and an old map, it's up to Merlin to take charge and lead the knights on a quest that will put them on the path of Julius Borden (from the episode Aithusa) and Morgause. With the Great Dragon missing, Merlin must rely on Morgana to understand Morgause's mind. Can he complete his quest in time to save Camelot and those who are trapped within its walls? You must read to find out!

*Starts out in the same timeline as Servant Of Two Masters* Merlin and the Knights are out on a trip, when they are suddenly attacked by a group of bandits. Merlin ends up getting hurt and is eventually captured by Morgana. Originally, she plans to use him to kill Arthur. However, what would happen if she were to see his scars? What if she were the one to discover that there's more to Merlin than meets the eye? How will she react when she finds out that Merlin is more that just a servant? ***** So like I said before this starts out with like the first 5 minutes of A Servant of Two Masters. If you have seen the scars type of stories before, this is a little bit like that. The difference is, it's Morgana that sees his scars first, which sparks some interesting conversations. Disclaimer: This is not a Merthur story. There may be some Mergana... Also I do not own any of the characters or setting or stuff like that. Hope you enjoy the story!

Ending to BBC series Merlin alteration. *contains ending spoilers* What would happen to Arthur and Merlin if Arthur didn't die that day? What if someone took his place? This is the tale of two very uncertain lovers still unsure about each other, especially considering that Arthur now knows about magic. Enjoy the read!

Merlin and Arthur finally admit their love to each other! But after a drink-filled night out, Arthur does something that Merlin could not forgive. Hi! Just some info you may need: CONTAINS SPOILERS Arthur never dies, Gwen dies instead, contains disturbing scenes. Has rape, smut, depression, self harm. READ AT OWN RISK. DON'T LIKE, DON'T READ.