Five years on from the end of Six Weeks To Midnight, Arthur and Guinevere have a beautiful home and two wonderful children. Arthur's plans for the business he took on when his father retired are going from strength to strength. Life should be perfect, but as the Pendragon's know all too well, life is never quite that simple.

Modern AU. Merlin, Arthur Pendragon's personal body-guard, babysits his Royal Pratness at the Pub. He takes a different Pendragon home than usual. T for the F-bomb.

Merlin had an issue. A very serious problem that wasn't his fault, okay! A bad one. One that's gonna get him fired. Because he did something bad and now he has to face the scariest man on earth. His boss: Uther Pendragon

Arthur knew Merlin was more than just the other side of his coin. His kinship with majestic creatures of magic also had a place in his remarkable soul. That ancient kinship called out but would remain unanswered now that all the dragons were nothing more than legend. Merlin needed the comfort of Arthur's friendship and understanding, and Arthur was ready and willing to give it.

Merlin was back in Ealdor but Will wasn't too happy that he'd brought Arthur with him. Warning: language

Leon has a friendly word of warning for a recently returned Arthur.

Merlin encounters and unlikely childhood friend of Uther's.

Arthur and Gwen are in love with each other, but they both think the other is in love with someone else. They are both involved with other people, but secretly wishing they were with each other.

Set in between the 3rd and 4th seasons. Loyalties tested. A king must follow the path expected of him but a man...a man must follow his heart. But, what if he is both man and king? What then? Arthur must choose between trusting magic and saving the life of his best friend. Will loyalty win or will Arthur allow Merlin to fall, bringing Camelot with him? Please R&R!

A protector; that sounded cool, like the stories of knights Mama told him. With thoughts of protecting his invisible charge dancing through his head, Arthur Bran Pendragon, the Once and Future Protector of the Warlock King, fell asleep. Royal!Merlin, reverse-verse, no slash.

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?

Morgana's fate is intertwined with Arthur's in a manner that is borderline dramatic. Will Uther's hatred towards old religion persevere and how will it affect her and the Crown Prince's bond of fourteen years? Especially with Merlin's intrusive nature and Gwen's secretive behaviour. Meanwhile, the Camelot is unsafe, as a stranger from the past makes an unwelcoming entrance.

Destiny plays out a little differently. Prince Arthur is still a prat, though. / Or, the one where King Uther makes a massive oversight. Who's surprised? Show of hands. / "You saved my boy's life. You shall be a knight." / Utterly ridiculous. AU of 1x01 onward. [One-shot series.]

Once again, Arthur is out in the woods hunting when his trusty servant Merlin ruins yet another hunt for the Crown Prince of Camelot. Gwen and Morgana can't help but laugh at Merlin's clumsiness and Arthur's resulting anger. Arthur is not the least bit amused. Based on the drabble prompt: "You're seriously like a man-child!" Written for Day 8 of the 31 Day March Drabble Challenge.

Everything went so wrong so quickly and there wasn't a thing Arthur could do to stop it. May be continued in the future. Minimal/no major series spoilers. pre-established Merthur good mordred bad uther pain angst romance love soulmate two sides of a coin

Extension of an ending scene from "The Hollow Queen" (5x8.) Mention of Merlin/Freya.

Merlin is ready to meet his oldest grandchild. The Fates are happy to throw in a surprise.

Arthur's four seasons of betrayal. Hints of Merthur

What it all boiled down to, was the knife on Merlin's throat, and a choice. The right to the throne and his life as a Crown Prince, or Merlin's life. For both of them the choice is obvious, though as it turns out, different.

What if Arthur knew about Merlin's magic early on? What if Arthur accepted it and asked to be taught magic as well? How would the world of "Merlin" be changed? Find out in this first story from the mind of my sister, Deerpelt. Artwork made by her too. (AU. Takes place shortly after S1E8 "The Beginning of the End")

Morgana is having haunting nightmares. Nightmares of a future and person, so absurd, yet it feels real. Consulting Morgause, they agree that no matter how unlikely the dreams are, they better make sure it can never come to pass. Destiny is changed with a new prophecy, as Merlin and Arthur find themselves in a situation they never imagined possible, not even with powerful magic.

Arthur always knew the day would come when Merlin would tell him the truth...he never wanted it to be like this. Part Two of 'In Between the Silence There Lies...'

Arthur was no longer the young boy she used to push into streams, he was a grown man with an army to lead, but that didn't mean Clarissa wasn't two steps behind him ready to fight his battles for him. Enchantments, life-long secrets and broken trust begins the first story of the Oblivion series.

In an act of fear, after learning that Merlin is a sorcerer, Arthur banishes him from Camelot. Years later, Gaius is on his deathbed and asks to see Merlin. Willing to do anything for the court physician who has served him since his birth, Arthur sets off to find his former manservant.

Elizabeth lost her memory and was taken in by Merlin's family at the age of 10. When they go to Camelot will the secrets of her past come to light and ruin the family who found her? Will their destinies change how they interact with each other?