When Merlin mysteriously sets out alone on a perilous journey, King Arthur is left with many questions. But questions lead to answers, and perhaps Arthur has begun to ask the right ones. No slash.

"It occurred to her that she was choosing this road. No one was coaxing her to follow it. No father, brother, knight nor king was pleading with her to take this way or another. Whatever life she built now would be of her own making. Something in the sight of that long open road made her shiver, and her weary heart lifted just a little."

If you knew it was coming to an end, would you change anything?

A series of pieces set the morning after each S4 episode takes place. No slash.

This is a faithful retelling of a magnificent medieval ballad called "The Marriage of Sir Gawain". To save Arthur, Gwaine must take a bride. Can honor and destiny lead the way to love? No slash.

When the Cup of Life was emptied, Morgana was defeated. Now she is gone, but not forgotten. This 100-word "drabble" series is set in the period post-S3 and pre-S4. No slash.

There is nothing Arthur wouldn't do for his subjects – and that includes matchmaking. A tale of the blind leading the blind … with just a little help from destiny. Not slash.

After Morgana siezed the throne, Lancelot came swiftly to Arthur's aid. Merlin had tried to send him word, but Lancelot revealed that it was someone else's letter that summoned him. Read that letter here. No slash.

Gwaine's strengths were epic, but so were his weaknesses. Embracing destiny might take divine intervention ...or perhaps just one beautiful, remarkable nun. Takes place during S3, Ep 8-12. Rated K. No slash.

For the jousting tournament, Prince Arthur taught William how to act like a knight. And that was the beginning of everything... No slash.

Lady Vivian didn't know she had been enchanted, and she knew nothing of the kind of love that could save her. King Olaf's impetuous daughter was destined for adventure. No slash.