Alternate ending for S1E13 'Le Morte D'Arthur'. Merlin prevents Gaius from going to the isle of the blessed. Will Arthur be able to save the warlock in time? One-shot, no slash, as always.

When Morgana heads on to attack Camelot's borders, Arthur comes to discover one of Merlin's most well-kept secrets... and it's not necessarily related to his magic.

Merlin's fed up and Arthur accidentally de-aging himself to an eleven year old is the last straw. But Arthur as a child turns out to be a much more vulnerable prospect than Merlin could have imagined... (warning for past child abuse)

When Arthur meets Merlin, he offers the mouthy country boy a position as his personal courtesan. But Merlin is unreasonably persistent in his refusal of the Crown Prince. Merthur. Slow burn. Eventual smut.

It's Arthur's fault that Merlin is blinded by sorcery. Merlin understands that there is nothing to be done but Arthur isn't going to just sit by and let it go.

A quest leads to Arthur and his knights being shipwrecked on an island. As they struggle against numerous obstacles, Lancelot might find a treasure even more valuable—one that awakens a heart long since closed to new love.

When Arthur died, it left a hole in Merlin's heart that would remain forever empty. He had failed, the dragon told him so. But when Merlin learns from an old friend that he has a chance to try again, he takes it.

When Merlin is hurt on a mission, Arthur has to face the fact that his manservant is a sorcerer - and that he might not survive. (Magic reveal.)

Arthur comes charging into Gaius's chambers looking for his very lazy, very late servant, and finds a very tired, very grumpy Merlin. Just Arthur and Merlin acting like adorable overtired toddlers as usual.

Modern au. Magics illegal and those found to posses it are immediately taken to the mysterious Institute. Only one person has ever escaped the Institute, but those involved want him back, his name...Merlin.

Princess Mithian

Merlin finds the bean on Twelfth Night and is appointed King of Misrule for the evening. That he doesn't want the job is an understatement.

Arthur questions Merlin about his talents. drabble.

Merlin has been in Camelot for 5yrs as a Manservant. 12yrs ago he and his brothers were forced out of their kingdom after their uncle took it over. With a new plan on the horizon to reclaim their kingdom, Merlin is exposed to Camelot. How will Arthur react knowing Merlin is not only a Prince,but has magic? Will he lend a hand in helping take back their kingdom? Only time will tell.

Merlin has always taken advantage of Arthur's convenient unconsciousness to use his gifts. But this time, Arthur isn't quite knocked out, and finally realises that there is so much more to Merlin than he ever expected. Magic!Reveal set in S5E03, The Death Song of Uther Pendragon

Would there ever be a good time to reveal his magic? The Disir offer Arthur one last chance to save his destiny. What might have happened if Emrys made a different choice? AU The Disir (S5E05)

Merlin should stop sliding in the Great Hall in his stocking feet. Or maybe Arthur should show him how it's done.

Lancelot was the only one who ever saw the beauty in Merlin's magic. Now he is gone, and the young warlock gives his friend the only tribute he can.

Merlin is used to having his food stolen from him. When Arthur takes some food from him, in a misguided attempt at kinship, he accidentally brings back some bad memories for his servant.

Merlin had never seen so much food. And Arthur seemed to be consuming most of it.

...and being stupid. Merlin has confessed multiple times to having magic, only to be disbelieved each and every single time by the people around him. Lancelot lives AU. Complete crack.

If Merlin is meant to help Arthur build Camelot and is immortal or something, what happens if he dies prematurely? Magic reveal and friendship confessions. And Uther might be wrong? Not slash. Rating for painful death and agony.

Impossibly large and frighteningly fast, this giant unnatural creature was seconds away from killing the poor, defenceless young man cowering underneath it. (Set in s01e05. When Merlin is attacked by the griffin, it's Lancelot who saves the day)

[TRAD] "Bien sûr que j'aurais pu vous tuer. Je pourrais vous tuer maintenant. J'aurais pu vous tuer il y a des jours, des mois, des années, quand je le voulais. Ça aurait été facile, plus facile que de cligner des yeux. Mais je ne l'ai jamais fait, Arthur. Et je ne le ferai pas. Jamais." REVEAL FIC NON-SLASH [de Elfpen]

Merlin doesn't always keep up with new holidays. But when he hears about this one, he knows that he has two trips to make. Short drabble largely inspired by one of UltraGeek's