When Merlin Transmigrates

Who can tell him why a magic circle designed to contain experimental subjects sent him transmigrating into the future?

He'd only wanted to study his newly invented magic circle. Why had his body and soul ended up separated?

The great wizard Merlin, whose name is always on the lips of modern wizards, has transmigrated for no apparent reason. He ends up in Lily Evans's body and meets the Severus Snape destined to be part of his life. He doesn't want to use Lily's body to get to know this “friend” he cares about. At least, they're “friends” for now. He manages to regain his own body, only to discover that the Severus of old has changed. Can he still bring Severus back to his side? Just when he has no idea what to do, his lifelong enemy appears, and a life-or-death war that will determine the survival of the wizarding world begins... Can Merlin continue his legend of invincibility? Will he discover his true love? “Severus, no matter what you become, whether in the past, present, or future, I'll always be by your side.”

The first half of this story mostly follows the original work. Since Ms. Rowling didn't write much about what happened during Snape's school years, I've used clues from the novels to imagine and piece things together. There'll be some angst for SS along the way. After all, there's no need to retell the period from Harry's birth to the professor's death (the professor won't die here). After that, the story will move straight on to what happens after V is defeated. And once V is beaten, even stronger enemies will be waiting for the professor and Merlin to face!! Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho ho... Thank you to everyone who's reading, whether you're sending flowers, eggs, or stones. I'll gladly take them all.

A thousand thanks to all readers who love the professor. I'm not just thanking readers of this story: my thanks go to every reader who loves the professor.