Merlin has the flu. Arthur notices it and sends him back to his chambers to rest, but an important event forces Merlin to heal himself to be able to attend the event by Arthur's side. The healing didn't go quite right though... Something is suddenly wrong with Merlin's magic. Read on as chaos ensues. Will be updated regularly

"Arthur had to wonder, whether he should not feel something, anything at all, that would hint at him being controlled by Merlin. Even as he tried, he still felt nothing." Merlin is heard saying things that he shouldn't have said, and Uther is determined to do whatever it takes to free Arthur from the sorcerer's influence - which might be more difficult than expected.

"Merlin's only human," Gaius says, heavily, "no matter the strength of his magic. And that will not change." / Or, the one where Arthur goes to the opposite extreme, and overestimates Merlin. By a lot. Post-reveal, post-S4.

It wasn't that Arthur didn't believe Merlin. It was more that he had only ever seen magic used for evil, and a lifetime of brainwashing from Uther wasn't about to fade overnight. How was he supposed to change his views for one man, especially when he had seen Merlin use his magic for bad as well?

An Old nemesis returns and takes Camelot by surprise, forcing every person Merlin cares for to observe as he is broken piece by piece and all his secrets are revealed, one after the other. Warning, Detailed Torture. Rated M for brutality. Features Mergana ship. AU version where Morgana wasn't taken after Morgause attacked Camelot

On his way home from China after defeating the notorious criminal Simmons, Leon S. Kennedy is abducted by a man he thought dead. Albert Wesker has returned, and he has plans for the agent. He grafts wings onto Leon's back and forces him to complete grueling experiments. Leon must try to survive the lack of sustinance, Wesker's abuse and torture, and hopefully, fly to freedom.