When Spock asks Kirk to undertake an unsanctioned mission to the edge of Klingon space, the crew of the Enterprise has a rendezvous with destiny, exploring the limits of ethics, duty, and loyalty. The story of how James Kirk meets his father and finds himself torn between two fates. My theory for the fourth Star Trek reboot film. [Spock/Uhura mentioned]

Statistical Impossibilities #3. In the midst of preparing to graduate the Academy, a distress signal from Vulcan throws everyone's lives into chaos. Karina and Chekov have their hands full as their assignment to the Enterprise hangs in the balance. And when Camille finally admits her feelings to Bones, will it be too late? Bones/OC, slight Chekov/OC.

In 1996, Sam Winchester vanished in an empty room. He reappeared two months later with missing hair, bruises and vacant eyes. In June 2000, John Winchester recently went into the house that ruined his youngest son and he never came back out. Thing is, Sam is the only person who knows what's in the house. Thing is, Sam Winchester hasn't spoken in four years.

"Statistical Impossiblities" #1: Bones and Jim befriend a pair of cadets at the Academy, only to discover one has an unknown lung condition that threatens to take her life, while the other has a talent for getting herself involved in intergalactic conspiracies. Set a year and a half before events of first movie. Slight Bones/OC romance. Jim/OC friendship. Currently being edited.

Let's go on a road trip, Sulu said. It'll be fun, he said. And yet here we are, stranded on the side of the road, with no help in sight and absolutely no idea where we are! What happens when three men and a Roylan decide to road trip across America on their month of home leave. Basically just a bunch of Sulu, Scotty, and Chekov camaraderie, complete with silent Keenser snark.

Jim Kirk is the sun. You look at him and you cannot look away, because he is everything you ever wanted to be, and you cannot help but fall in love. Everyone that works with him on the Enterprise cannot help but fall in love with Jim Kirk, because he loves them without even knowing their names. Jim Kirk is also completely and utterly dead inside.

Leo watches Jim die twelve times in one day, and no matter what he does, no matter what he changes, he cannot save him. #2 The Ghost in the Machine series. (Don't have to read #1 to understand story.)

Achilles' sister has accompanied him to his battles since young age. Leaving with him and their cousin Patroclus, to Troy, not for glory but to protect the two men she loves most. Will there be a third man added to that list? {Hector/Oc}

Lancelot and Gwaine quarrel, each believing himself to be the better friend to Merlin. Naturally, though, they can't just leave it at that. They have to find out from the source! Secret Santa story for StarlightInHerEyes22.

How Kirk Slowly Endears Himself to His Crew by Becoming a Human Punching Bag, Plunging off a 300 Foot Cliff, Getting Crushed by a Giant Ass Pipe, Nearly Getting Blown to Itty Bitty Bits, and Suffocating Because of His Own Medically Inept Body. (Although, not necessarily in that order.) Or five times Kirk puts his crew before himself and one time they return the favor.

Some people are born to be heroes. (Available in audio drama! :))

One scenario is simply 'If Paris was not such a whiny coward." Which defeats the purpose. Hector-centric.

Otherwise known as 'The Dragonlord Dilemma'. In which the Round Table realises that Merlin is the last Dragonlord and there won't be any others. Ever. Given the resurgence of the dragon population, this poses a rather significant problem.

Chekov has tried his best to move on since the death of James Kirk. It's been a hard twelve months, yet somehow he's managed to make it this far. But when a familiar face resurfaces against all odds and everyone's favorite Ensign suddenly disappears, his family must once again come together in order to bring their youngest home.

So Gwaine knew several things. He knew Merlin's secret. And knew Lancelot knew. And he HAD to see Merlin as an old man, if Lancelot's reaction was anything to go by. Companion piece/sequel to Lancelot's 'Old' Friend (sorry for the bad title, but I couldn't think of a better one).

In which the issue of Emrys comes up, and Arthur addresses a particularly annoying habit of Merlin's. Sometimes 'all-powerful' really means 'secretive', and sometimes 'idiot' really means 'Merlin'.

In which Arthur learns to tell when Merlin is dying. Like anything else about the warlock, this is not as straightforward as it seems. Why does ARTHUR see the light when MERLIN is dying?

In which magic isn't the only talent Merlin possesses. Apparently the infamously clumsy servant-warlock also happens to be outrageously skilled with KNIVES, of all things.

Lancelot is searching the castle for an old sorcerer who has previously escaped from Arthur's grasp. However, what, or rather, WHO he finds is not quite what he expects. But is rather funny. Or at least Lancelot thinks so.

It's no secret that Jim Kirk will lay down his life for his crew. But when an alien race holds five of Jim's crew hostage, he has to bargain for their freedom with only himself as collateral. What is he willing to sacrifice to save their lives: life, liberty, or limbs?

In which Merlin tells Arthur and the Round Table about his magic. It doesn't go anything like what he expected. Because Arthur's right - Merlin is a terrible secret-keeper.

[Set a few months after Star Trek 2009] Jim loses something that he never knew mattered so much. And as his best friend, McCoy is left to watch him spiral into his grief, unsure just how he can help...if he even can.

When Merlin, Arthur, and the knights go to the tavern for some much-deserved R&R, they run into a problem - Merlin seems to be immune to mead! Nothing naughty, just some Merthur bromance and buddy!knights. One-shot. My first fic, so be gentle!

Many men have shaped the life of Jim Kirk. Here is a look at the legacy of each of them. COMPLETE.

'They're all there, together, gathered round the hospital bed with its crisp white sheets in the cramped private room, a scene any journalist would kill for.' The senior bridge crew of the Enterprise are together in the same room for the first time since the events of STID, when their captain paid the ultimate price for his crew.

After fight breaks out during shoreleave, Jim finds himself in the unusual position of handing out punishments to Starfleet Admirals.

Patroclus loses his battle against Hector and is taken prisoner. Now a hostage being held in Troy for ransom, he begins to doubt his worth in Achilles' eyes. Movie AU, two-shot. Enjoy!

SPOILER for season 5. Features Arthur, Lancelot, and Gwaine as they make peace with one another. My take on what could have happened after the events of season 5.

Mother Nature arranges a premature meeting between two men who later will each seek to end the other's life. Patroclus and Hector this time, still no slash. AU Movie-verse, oneshot. Enjoy!

That awkward moment when Gwaine and Lance get the wrong of the stick. Ahem, sword. Well... you get the general idea.

Arianna, Achilles sister fights to join the war,expecting bloodshed and violence but what she didn't expect was to fall for a prince, could she be about to plunge all she holds dear into a worse mess than what Helen created? please read and review!

Gwaine is hurt, maybe dying. The knights struggle with grief and guilt, while Merlin races home - maybe too late to help. Meanwhile, Morgana gets a glimpse of her future, but fate demands she first ensures Gwaine can fulfil his destiny. S4 spoilers

'"Everything bad that has ever happened to Arthur has happened when, or even because Merlin wasn't around. Have you noticed?" Nonplussed, Lancelot wasn't sure what he was supposed to say.' Gwaine is bright. Lancelot is amused. NON-SLASH. Oneshot.

There are moments when James Kirk wishes he had known his father. During these moments, George Kirk is always with him, no matter how much it hurts him to watch. Post Movie, enjoy!

What would happen if Hector had won that fateful duel and killed Achilles? How would the Trojan War have ended

When Gwaine met Lancelot it was magical, just not literally. He saved Lancelot twice; first from a tricky situation and second from himself. AU-ish 'what if' fic set after 3x08. Sequel to 'The Roots of a Perfect Knight'.

A poem reflecting Hector's last wishes upon his death.

Tonight he is not Captain James Tiberius Kirk of the U.S.S. Enterprise. No, tonight he is simply Jim Kirk, a man feeling a little lost and in need of someone to talk to.

and the 1 time he didn't. My first 5/1 story. Rated T for suggestions and mild swearing.