Merlin always knew destiny had something against him, some sort of grudge maybe, for always trying to thwart it or stop it in its tracks. He just didn't know, didn't think, to be careful of destiny retaliating at him. He was too busy watching out for Arthur he forgot that he was always in just as much danger, if not more. Well... he wouldn't forget anymore if he got out of this.

Lancelot is captured and tortured for information on Emrys. Pure whump and caretaking.

"Arthur," he whimpered, tears trailing down his cheeks. He reached both arms out towards the blonde and made a desperate grabbing motion. Arthur felt his heart crack as he obliged the younger man, taking his trembling lover into his arms and shushing him softly. "Shh, it's alright. I've got you, my love." Part 7 in my Merthur Song Lyric series

Leon gets a terrible illness and struggles with what it means for his career as knight. His friends try to support him, but its diffcult for everyone.

Arthur loves Merlin. Nothing truer could ever be said. He wanted to spend the rest of his life with him. But sometimes Arthur has doubts; not his feelings, never his feelings, but how Merlin would ever chose someone like Arthur. OR: How our boys spend their Saturday. Every Saturday.

Merlin finally confesses his magic to Arthur. Arthur's reaction leaves something to be desired. OR: Our boys has a lot of things to work out.

The day of Camelot's Primary School nativity school is here. With Gwaine as a donkey and Merlin as the narrator - what could go wrong?

Sequel to "The Lily's Knight" — Lancelot and Lily are taken captive by mercenaries and sold to a cage fighting ring, Lancelot as a fighter and Lily for her magical healing abilities. With rescue unlikely, they'll have to find a way to save themselves.

Dedicated to LGBT community

With everyone still reeling from Lancelot's death, Arthur rides out alone to clear his head, only to come upon a dark tower with an evil presence. And a prisoner that shouldn't be alive.

Merlin the cat isn't above wrecking things, just because he could. What his owner, Arthur, didn't know was that Merlin was much more than he seemed. A magical cat at the very least.

Sequel to "Shrapnel" — Lancelot is recovering from his wounds when an unexpected development occurs. The shards from the magical sword apparently infused its magic into him—with devastating consequences.

Arthur defeated Morgana in the final battle but she managed to escape. Merlin forced to reveal himself to save Arthurs life managed to win the war. After months of back and forth Arthur finally passes the law that magic is no longer outlaw in the land. The king is trying to mend what his father did and to do that he must make peace with the druids. Even if Morgana is still at large

Widowed and pregnant, Guinevere must rule the kingdom, but she is not alone. With Merlin's help she decides to allow the return of magic, but must overcome her grief, rivals and the threat of war, find allies, and raise a new Pendragon prince in the shadow of his father's legacy. This is Camelot in the reign of Queen Gwen.

And Merlin hated it. He hated being the most powerful sorcerer to walk the earth, yet not being able to heal his own husband's illness. He always had been rubbish at healing magic. Part 6 in my Merthur Song Lyric series

My first attempt at Whumptober 2021, and crikey, I'm already late! Expect 31 stories around the next 5 weeks or so with plenty of Arthur whump, Merlin whump, knight whump, and some magical potions and things. Rated T just in case - minor cursing and of course, some violence. Whumpees will be identified at the start of each chapter. All rights go to the BBC.

It just seems so obvious: Merlin is in love with him. But perhaps even a prince shouldn't assume such things, especially when he unwittingly stakes their friendship on it. Co-written with Mapplepie.

"If you want a sacrifice, take me! I'm the one who killed the unicorn, I'm the one who should pay for it!" Arthur's raised voice was clearly doing nothing to convince Anhora. His chest heaving as his mind raced around what to do. Taking an innocent life was never a possibility. (Set in s01e11. Anhora's final test will cost more than Merlin and Arthur had ever expected.)

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.

2 years has passed since Merlin got in touch with his Dragonlord heritage and not all is well. Magic may be legal in Camelot now but there is still friction between the two sides. When Kilgharrah and Merlin grow sick, a quest must be undertook to learn the truth of the past.

Merlin was running out of time. If they didn't make it to the lake soon, Arthur realized, Merlin was going to die. (Magic reveal, Diamond of the Day AU.)

What if Morgana didn't put the fomorrah in Merlin after she captured him? Instead she tortured him physically and emotionally until Merlin broke and Emrys awoke.

"If I could speak with Merlin telepathically," Arthur says, "do you think I would have let him throw himself from the parapet like a rag-doll two months ago?" or, Arthur must explain the unexplainable. Sequel to Mercurial but can be read alone. Golden Age!AU, Bromance and Hug Galore. Merlin and Arthur Friendship. Two-Shot.

When Merlin and Lancelot face down a rogue attempting to wield a magical sword, the power proves too much for him and the blade explodes. Lancelot shields Merlin and catches the shrapnel himself.

A string of whump Merlin one-two-shots. Review your story suggestions!