The very next day...
"Rise and bow to the King Balinor and Queen Hunith Ambrosious of Dambria!" Everyone stand up and bowed. New King and Queen had to be strong for their kingdom and its people, despite their loose of family member. Soon enough everyone got used to changes and everything was on its way for better. Kings and Queens children, the oldest Merlin who was 17 at that time, his younger sisters Anna-Sophia who was 15 and Liana who was 14 and also their youngest brother Alexander who was 12 didn't have to change much, they're stayed princes and princesses as they were born. Merlin's best friend , who was as same age as Merlin, son of one of the Knights who died in the battle with King Ronald seemed to like Anna from the beginning. His second best friend liked her too but she was for him just as sister. Will was never born noble, he was son of Hunith's best friend who died when Will was only 3 years old, so as Hunith became Balinor's wife she took him to Dambria as her ward and friend for Merlin. He was year older than Merlin but they became best friends. Merlin has never valued titles, nether cared of his reputation if he behave as a friend to servants, he made deal with his servant Marcus that as long as he wont use his title when speaking to him he won't be fired, of course that excluded being in public. He made the same deals with his siblings servants, Violett, Anna's servant, Freya, Liana's servant and Rowen, Alex's servant. Merlin and his siblings had also uncle Galarus, Balinor's younger brother, the adviser and counsellor to the King and aunt Lucia, his wife plus their son Leonard who was 21 and the captain of the guard, and his fiancée Kathrine. There was also their aunt Maria, Balinor's sister whose husband died by Uther's hand, and her daughters Diana who was 23 and the commander of the Knights and her younger sister Kate who was as same age as Anna.
There was also the Dambria's council, which contained witches, high priestess of life and death Nimueh (ex-camelot's court sorceress which she stopped being after little incident which involved King Uther, his wife Igreene, magic and their heir for Camelot, in the effect the great purge started) and her sister high priestess of old religion Neveres and Crystall Dambria's court magician (Morgana's and Morgouse's sister), and wizards Dorotheus (younger brother of Camelot's court physician Gaius) Florentino, Dambria's court healer, and Rysterius the half Catha and Druid.
Crazy enough, Year later Balinor and Uther came to the solution, as Balinor wanted peace and Uther made so many enemies he needed strong allies. They made the peace pact on the terms where Balinor was to became friend to Uther and protect Camelot and Uther was to stop hunting people with magic unless it's someone who made serious crime against the Camelot and permitted was only the healing magic by King's permission. They wanted to confirm their agreement by marriage. Uther couldn't let for Balinor's daughter to marry his only son Arthur but he knew that Balinor know his secret about his ward and how great purge started so they made the deal of his ward Lady Morgana who was secretly his daughter, marrying Balinor's oldest son, after both reach age of 19. Despite they were to know about their marriage just before it, Balinor decided not to wait a year and he told Merlin about it, who decided to take trip somewhere far from Dambria to react off and deal with the idea of him marrying Morgana. Funny enough he met Gawain which ended up living secretly in Camelot, and nobody but his closest family knew about it. He couldn't accept he would have to marry the woman he never even seen so he decided to stay in Camelot undercover. Of course it wasn't much of idea than just quick solution. Anyways as prince Arthur's manservant over a year, he became friends with Arthur, Morgana, Mordred, Leon, the rest of the Knights and Morgana's servant Gwen. You wonder how did it happen? Let's see.. (Yup thats the moment you move into the next chapter xd I promise the next on is more of a normal chapter than just introduction)