Seaart Official Selection

Hermione frowned. “The real question is why the magic of Britain would be failing now, in fact.” “That is not the real question!” Ron said loudly; he’d woken up fully by now, and Harry had too; it was starting to sink in that they’d found the problem. “The real question is, how do we fix it?”

The Wizarding world hadn’t seen the rise of the Three Lords in over a thousand years. Although time and again people tried to claim they were the Light Lord or the Dark Lord, the Grey Lord was absent altogether. How would Harry's life have changed if he were the Grey Lord? With a little bit of of Arthurian legend and a whole lot of book-slinging, the Three Lords’ rise to power won’t be easy, but together, they will interject the Wizarding world with the one thing it was sorely lacking: common sense. 11/26/18 - ON HIATUS while I work on original work for a while. :)

Lady Haesel Potter and Lord Charles Prewett might be destined for each other, but their love is so much more than Fate.

[Crossover with Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle.] Merlin couldn't have picked a worse time to finally tell Arthur about his magic. In the wake of the battle against the immortal army, a strange visitor disrupts the court, calling himself the Green Knight and proposing a test of the court's integrity. Although Uther turns him away, several of Camelot's northern allies end up mysteriously beheaded over the next few months, and Arthur, Merlin and the knights set out to investigate. They encounter more than they'd bargained for on the way—a reckless young boy, a lady in search of a husband, a centuries-old fairytale that holds more than a grain of truth... and a challenge that ends up being more than just a game.

No matter how many dragons they have under their command, they will never win this war so long as any of the White Walkers live. The humans of Westeros are their own worst enemies, every person who dies rising again as a wight, their numbers shrinking even as the army of the Night King grows. Natasha has the opportunity now to turn the tide, to halt the snow, to bring the dawn. Certainly, she could break the grip of the inhuman creature that holds her, she could take Jaime and escape to fight another day. But when will she get this close again? Especially as it is believed that the one holding a blade of rimefrost to her throat may well be the most important of the Walkers. The keystone of their conquest. Sequel to A Widow's Walk.

Episode tag to 1x02 (Valiant). After the feast, Merlin realises he's forgotten something rather important.

Sansa and Jon are star-crossed lovers in the reconstituted kingdom of Westeros forged by the marriage of Sansa and Aegon.

“I am waiting,” Gawain said, trembling afresh, “for your answer.” Bertilak draped the girdle aside casually, looking Gawain square in the eyes. “I have given it,” he said steadily. “This pleases me, Gawain.” The knight flinched at the sound of his name, though not in fear. His apprehension had begun to fade, drifting like smoke to the high-arched ceiling. “Then you were not serious downstairs when—” “I am rarely serious,” Bertilak said, and smiled.

A tug at [Gawain's] sleeve returned him to earth again, tumbling him out of his thoughts. "Like you this chapel?" asked the lord, too loudly, slapping the pew with a smile. "Yes," said Gawain, glancing once more at the altar. "Truly, I stand in amazement." "Come, then, you and your amazement both," replied the lord, "and sit."