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Sequel to Worst Kept Secrets.
In which Lancelot fails miserably to mind his own business, things fall apart, Camelot is full of far more secrets than anyone could have guessed, crops die in mildly mysterious circumstances, Morgana and Morgause are suspiciously absent, and Merlin makes a number of really quite monumental mistakes.
(Unlike the first one, this is just as angsty as the summary says, but almost everyone lives happily ever after anyway)
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- Part 2 of Secrets 'verse
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19 Sep 2026
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Alright. Kilgharrah had had enough of this shit. He was over 1000 years old and he had still never met someone so inclined into getting into trouble as his lord and brother, Merlin.
He had been alone so long. Twenty years without a soul left in the world who cared about him. He was the Great Dragon, Triple Goddess be damned. No longer would he let Merlin risk his life alone, unprotected and uncared for.
There was only one clear course of action left.
Assume human form and move to Camelot as Merlin’ long lost half brother. It was mostly true, anyways.
There was no way for this to go wrong, he was sure.
Ah. Famous last words.
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19 Sep 2026
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How Fatherhood Changes a Man (and Certain Policies of State) by mayoInYourWalls
Fandoms: Merlin (TV)
23 Apr 2026
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Most everyone Merlin knew warned him that nothing good would ever come of his little (though astonishingly requited) crush on the Lady Morgana. Merlin was, as of now, finding himself in agreement, as she made her dramatic return to Camelot one year after Merlin had attempted to kill her with hemlock. But when Merlin discovers the child, his child, he can say at least one very good thing, as well many more exceedingly ridiculous and complicated things, certainly had come of it.
Featuring pervasive passive aggression and a general sense of melancholy, an extended and distinctly non peaceful political process to legalising magic, a not entirely willing family trip to Ealdor, and some foreign diplomatic negotiations somewhat lacking in diplomacy.
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18 Sep 2026
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Contrary to popular opinion, Gwaine was actually quite used to rejection. Merlin did not reject him. What he did was worse.
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18 Sep 2026