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For the Love of Dragons
Canon era - AU of The Last Dragonlord S02 E13. Comedy with a heavy dash of hurt/comfort, sickfic.
Arthur is relieved when Balinor the Dragonlord agrees to help, but dismayed when he refuses to come back to Camelot. Instead, Arthur is stuck waiting in the middle of nowhere while Balinor calls the dragon. To make matters worse, Arthur’s idiot manservant clearly has a massive crush on the guy: despite him being a grumpy, straggly, cave-dwelling sorcerer, who makes terrible cabbage pottage, Merlin hasn’t taken his eyes off him! Arthur will tolerate this nonsense for a couple of days, but only because he must save Camelot.
Jenny Grinteeth
An eerie Merthur folklore tale, heavy on the hurt/comfort. 17,514 words.
“Never wander alone, my darling, or Jenny Grinteeth will get you,” Hunith used to say. “Or if you forget, make sure you say the rhyme - that wards her off.”
Jenny Grinteeth leave me be, my mother loves me, leave me be.
Jenny Grinteeth is a game they play. But as Merlin is sucked into life at Camelot, he wanders alone more than ever. He is surrounded by people, but he doubts they love him; they can’t really even know him. The loneliness becomes so routine, he forgets his mother’s warnings and the funny, little rhymes, which might otherwise have saved his life.
Amber and Wild Thyme
Canon era AU of S01 E10 - The Moment of Truth.
When Hunith arrives in Camelot with news of an attack, Merlin knows what he has to do. He is perfectly capable of driving away the likes of Kanen’s men by himself; he has been defending Ealdor since he was ten years old.
However, he has no idea of the lengths Arthur will go to to protect his poor, misguided manservant - such as adopting a disguise and following him home.
Waves of Magic; Heed the Tide
Canon era Merthur. Forest Magic. Hurt/Comfort. 7,146 words.
How can Merlin be so competent and so useless at the same time? He could be the best hunter in the land; Arthur has caught him hiding animal tracks more often than anybody else has managed to find them! But when Merlin's connection to the forest goes wrong, Arthur must put his own skills to the test.
Dandelions
Canon era, Fluffy one-shot, 3000 words
Arthur and Gwen are on a picnic date having a perfectly lovely, happy time together. Merlin is there too. He's very distracting. His big, stupid eyes. His funny, stupid jokes. His gentle, stupid hands. Arthur thought he knew who the third wheel was, but now he's beginning to wonder…
Heart Wound
A canon era, whumpy, magic reveal Merthur. 11,375 words.
Prince Arthur did not intend to bring Merlin on patrol, he didn’t even know his manservant could ride a horse. But he can’t say no to that grin, not when Merlin has gone and packed and saddled up a horse for himself without asking. It’s a dull, routine patrol along the border, almost a formality at this point. Even if magic is legal in Escetir, they’ve held a peace treaty with Camelot for over a decade; it's unlikely they'll see any danger.
But what Arthur does not know is that the recent spike in deaths of magical creatures in Camelot has not gone unnoticed. There are whispers that King Uther is a liar and a hypocrite, now secretly rebuilding his magical defence. And to bring sorcery to the border - well, now that would be an act of aggression tantamount to declaring war.
A Strike in Time
Canon era AU, whumpy, magic reveal gone wrong. 2900 words.
It was all too quick: an arrow jolted into Arthur’s back with a fleshy thud, Arthur cried out. There were five more in the air, one pointing to Arthur's heart. Merlin flung himself forward, threw his arms out and felt his magic scream out of him in a blaze of fire. The remaining arrows crackled into nothing. He yelled again and archer after archer fell, thumping to the ground.
And Arthur spun around, his sword swooping up and slashing back down in one smooth movement. A perfect arc to target Merlin’s neck. And Merlin had no time to shout, no time to gasp, no time to move back. The sword swung too large in his vision, too close, the edge of the blade snagged in his neckscarf, cutting right through to his skin.
Time stopped.
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