Arthur was tired. Specifically, of Merlin. Seriously, how much of an idiot did he think Arthur was? Wait, wait. No. Don't answer that. FEBUWHUMP PROMPT #3: IMPRISONMENT

[Crossover w/ Percy Jackson] Merlin already had many wondrous adventures, but meeting a demigod? That is indeed an entirely new experience for the young warlock. When Percy Jackson arrives in Camelot, it is up to Merlin to help his new friend get back home. But this is more difficult than expected, as Morgana wants to use Percy in her treacherous plan to take over Camelot.

Eight years after Merlin's greatest failure and a self-inflicted banishment from Camelot, Queen Guinevere and the knights call upon him for help in a time of great need - but can Merlin forgive himself for his past mistakes and learn to live again? This picks up after the TV show left off - Spoilers (Obviously) - Several new characters but no pairings that aren't cannon.

Arthur finds the Dolma's ratty outfit in Merlin's room. Merlin is a crap liar about it.

28 chapters filled to the brim with angst, hurt, comfort, torture, blood, gore, insanity, and more. Written for Febwhump 2021. Hopefully I can actually keep up with each prompt this year.

An injured Arthur is desperate to go after Merlin, who has been captured by bandits. It doesn't matter that the knights are already out searching for the servant. He trusts them, but this is Merlin that's missing. Too bad Percival's his bodyguard and Arthur's as weak as a newborn foal.

After Old Merlin manages to defeat Morgana, he realises how lucky he was... and how he doesn't know as much about magic as he would have liked.

Following on from Merlin's sudden awakening, the people in his life are forced to reassess their boundaries and while Arthur desperately fights to get his job back he discovers that his talents mean there is more to him that just his job title. And while all that goes on Arthur and Merlin still have to face what happened, and what they did for each other.

He stopped understanding why his heart ached every time he saw a golden head or blue eyes or crooked teeth or something and anything since he managed to somehow find him in everything. He stopped remembering who he was trying so hard not to forget. Arthur. [cross-posted on AO3] Disclaimer: I don't own BCC Merlin or John Farman's 'You're the Voice'

Merlin pushed the door open, he was glad to see that Arthur was already awake, he didn't think he could muster more than a 'hi' at the moment and even that seemed impossible.

"Lancelot had always been taught to try to give others hope, even in the worst of situations. But nothing bothered him more than the agony in his chest." Lancelot and Merlin have stumbled upon the ruins of an old castle. Unsurprisingly, they get lost and things go wrong. One-shot. Lancelot lives AU.

Arthur, Lancelot, Gwaine, Elyan, and the famed warlock himself are on a hunting trip, and things don't really go as well as they'd wish. Or, where they go on a hunting trip and Merlin falls ill, but perhaps none of them realize just how ill.

Due to a series of mishaps, Merlin finds herself maidservant to the princess of Camelot herself, Princess Arturia. Now it's her job to manage the unruly princess-turned-knight and keep her presentable. Thankfully, Merlin has a few tricks up her sleeve (and most of them don't even include magic!). (Lesbian Merthur AU, oneshot)

Merlin has wanted many, many things in his short life, and has been unable to get many of them. When a witch shows up on a hunting trip, why is he refusing to allow her to grant his greatest wish? In which there is Merlin introspection, Arthur is confused, there is a magic reveal with a happy ending, and I am terrible at summaries!

Settling down for the night, Mordred decides to try and befriend the warlock only to find the reason why he was given the cold shoulder. One-Shot!

After receiving a DUI, Arthur's shoddy, idiotic lawyer pleads him guilty. Modern AU.

"All the odd scenarios they had been through, all the impossible things they had survived, it had been because of Merlin. Because Merlin believed in him, because Merlin called him his friend, because Merlin was not evil." After the battle of Camlann, Arthur asks Merlin to show him some of his magic. Set during S5E13. One-shot.

When an unknown killer makes its way into Camelot, Merlin finds himself the unknowing target. Will Arthur and the Knight's be able to put the clues together in time to save their friend? Or will the sins of his past claim him once and for all?

Arthur was annoyed by all the insults. Merlin made it a pet project to come up with new ones, just in case.

"Son... No matter how strong you are or what craft you master you will be dead past this point." "There has never been an alliance with those barbarians and there never will be." Merlin AU Ygraine didn't die during child birth. Arthur's birth right is usurped from him. Merlin is a royal. And all of magic kind are forbidden from leaving the Isle.

SPOILERS: Set immediately after the finale of S5. Merlin is at a loss of what to do, but it seems that the warlock still has a few fitting responsibilities in Camelot.

The final instalment of Alethea's Tale. Life on Avalon is almost idyllic, but it is not for everyone. What happens when destiny is ignored? When will the prophecy be fulfilled? And what happens when an old threat emerges and threatens to destroy everything that Camelot created?

Merlin takes a cross bow bolt meant for Arthur. Right through the chest. Arthur is left to deal with the consequences. Lots of angst. 3-4 chapters. Worried Arthur and classic self-sacrificing Merlin. Happy ending.

It's been a few months since Annabelle defeated the priestess of the Old Religion, Nimueh. Since then, her powers have grown, as have her feelings for the Prince of Camelot. Now, there will be much more danger involved as she and her brother, Merlin, try to protect Camelot. Can they make it? Can the love that has formed between Annabelle and Arthur last?

What happens between the time Arthur collapses and he and Merlin ride back to Camelot?