Merlin is not the only one who can do magic in Camelot. A young girl whose true identity is known only by herself and Gaius has grown up in Camelot all her life. When Merlin moves in, she helps him adjust, joins his adventures, and has a destiny that ensures his own. Gwaine/OC, Arthur/Gwen

Waking in fear, Morgana accidentally uses magic on Arthur. Faced with a choice between turning her into his father, and protecting her, what will Arthur do? And how will that affect Morgana and Merlin's shared destiny? Season 2 canon divergence. No mergana

A series of hurt/comfort oneshots with epileptic!Merlin. As a result of having great magical power, Merlin has regular seizures.

Sir Leon found a strange girl one day when he was out on a patrol, pinned under a hurt mare, scared and in pain. Once they took her back to Camelot to see Gaius, the questions began. Cassie could barely stand the pain, her precious horse, hurt and dying. Her family, gone. Her destiny? That remains to be seen. Leon/OC/Percival. Maybe Merlin/Morgana. Rated M J.I.C for later chapters

He had once thought that the good things he did would eventually catch up to him, though he supposed the same thing could be said for the bad things as well. And, Merlin—Merlin had done too many bad things to not be given his comeuppance for what he has done. Everything's fine, he tells anyone who asks. Full summary is inside. Hurting!Merlin. Oblivious-then-Comforting!Arthur.

Place for random Merlin ficlets.

A strange saver appeared in Morgana's life just shortly after she'd been captured by Sarrum. Yet the saver has her own agenda and Morgana find herself in the kingdom of ice, waiting to be married to someone that may break her wings forever. Merlin got caught into a story he'd never expected to be part of. He's forced to make decisions that would shape his own destiny.

When his knights go missing, the last thing Arthur expects to find himself in is a spot of canine chaos.

Prophecy is a tricky, untrustworthy thing; long on promises and short on concrete information. The Once and Future King will return; that much is certain. The how and when and where of that return are less so, and the why is a complete mystery. Merlin spent a lot of time wondering about all of those questions, and even more time trying not to. Then he found out. X-posted on AO3.

Barrister Arthur Pendragon is a man with a heavy load. He is a widower who was left to raise two unruly children. The kids are known to go through a governess a week, sometimes sending the women fleeing in tears. Enter Gwen, aka Frankie who came into Arthur's life by stealing something precious from him. She, however, hits it off with his kids and ends up being their new governess.

Sequel to "The Knight's Star" — The castle is filled with joyous preparations for Lancelot and Lily's wedding, until Lily suddenly loses her magic. But did it simply fade, or is something more sinister at work?

Merlin is just starting his A-levels at Camelot Secondary and Sixth. unfortunately he has the bad luck of being roomates with a certain Arthur Pendragon, son of the headmaster and infamously homophobic. how will Merlin cope with his new living situation, and will he be able to persue his dreams.

We all know the story of the warlock Merlin and his adventures to place Prince Arthur on the throne of Camelot. But the story we do not know is the one of Beatrice, the she-cat who belonged to Gaius during the time of Merlin's apprenticeship.

Sandwiching Arthur's hand between hers, Gwen glances down, and utters, "It feels like I can't breathe." -Gwen is a true queen, but it isn't always easy to be introspective.-

Rose is a simple village girl that lives with her brother Will when all that changes when her village is attacked by bandits they are rescued by the prince of Camelot and his crew. After her brothers death she ends up in Camelot but there is a lot to come for the young one. Follows the series from the moment of truth (I don't own Merlin).

At the battle of Camlann Merlin saves Arthur's life. However, everyone discovers that Merlin is a sorcerer and Arthur banishes him. Five years later, Arthur and Merlin realize they can only fulfill the prophecy together, side by side. The next morning they wake up in the past, in their young bodies.

Episode reworking of 'The Darkest Hour.' A blood sacrifice to tear the veil, a blood sacrifice to mend it. Arthur knew his duty to his people, and he'd been grimly ready to do what needed to be done. But when he sees a way out... is it really so very selfish of him to take another option when one is offered? Does Camelot need a living king or a dead hero?

On a scale of one to ten, Merlin would rate being married to Arthur a six and a half. Sequel to "Bells Will Be Ringing" a Merthur story. Side Arthur/Gwen, past Gwaine/Merlin.

REVISED! Set post season 2, Morgana has a dream that changes everything. Determined to make things right, she seeks out Emrys, the only one she knows can help her. Arthur gets told a prophecy that sends him on a quest to find the same mysterious sorcerer. Merlin gets caught in the middle, but one thing's for certain- destiny is not always set in stone.

When Ygraine's old prayer book is found - complete with handwritten notes - Arthur is given another chance to hear his mother speak from the grave. Not as a summoned shade, but as the memory of a young woman finding solace in the words she once loved.

When Merlyn first came to Camelot and had to be a maidservant and silent protector to the prat Prince Arthur Pendragon, she never imagined she would fall for him nor did she believe the second part of her destiny; to become the Once and Future Queen. Disclaimer: I do not own Merlin in any way shape or form.

After every dusk and the darkest hour it always comes the dawn. What if Merlin managed to take Arthur to Avalon? What if Arthur lived? First and second chapter will be quite similar to the events from the last episode of season 5, so don't get discouraged! I used it as an introduction to the story. PS: I don't own "Merlin" and characters from the series.

What if Merlin couldn't bring himself to poison Morgana? What if instead there were adverse affects to using a living person as a vessel for the spell, especially one with uncontrollable magic? What would happen? Mergana, GwainexOC, mentions of Arwen. Fair warning I like OC's so you will find a few.

Morgana is kidnapping young unmarried women and secreting them away around the kingdoms. Merlin finds himself with one of the women, barely old enough in majority, after they escape from the witch. Can they stop whatever Morgana is trying to do? Will Merlin be able to save the poor girl while also helping Arthur stay safe? Warnings in the first chapter.

A one-shot extension story of sarajm's Harmony. Uther asks Merlin to sing and play, the lord they are celebration doesn't like that. K for mild violence and language.