Cedric and Grunt sneak into the Dark Castle to find the map to Grunt's bridge. Instead, they befriend a messenger raven named Saylor and must escape from the dragon that has been secretly living inside the castle.

Cedric, Grunt, and Saylor go to the Royal Castle to tell the Queen and King about the dragon. When a wizard freezes the entire Royal Court, it is up to the trio to stop her.

Nia's interest in the Serpent River sparks a tale of adventure from when Cedric, Grunt and Saylor had their boat pulled underwater by a sea monster.

Nia learns the value of believing in yourself, as Sir Cedric tells the story of a magic dragon egg, a mysterious potion maker, and a missing lava newt.

Investigating a call for help on a carrot farm, Nia hears about the time Cedric, Grunt and Saylor had to save a town from a Big Bad Wolf who was more misunderstood than menacing.

As Nia becomes overwhelmed with Not-Yet-Knight responsibilities, Sir Cedric explains that he was once in over his head too, when a pack of wild pixies overran a quiet town.

Cedric, Grunt and Saylor are finally confronted by the dragon who has been causing mayhem for the kingdom. It takes luck and a clever riddle to get past her and continue their quest.

The trio reaches Grunt's bridge and must defeat Sturk, the troll who stole it from him. In a high-stakes contest, Grunt must use brains instead of brawn to get his home back.

Cedric tells Nia the tale of the day he met the tyrannical Prince of Frogs while trying to help a crafty spider named Sharon.

The difficult Duchess of Grazia visits the Royal Castle and prompts Cedric to tell Nia about the time he, Grunt, and Saylor had to save the Head Knight from three ogres.

A recounting of the time when Cedric went up against one of the forty thieves helps Nia to understand that everyone deserves a second chance.

Cedric recalls the time he and his friends went to a town called Mill Town, where the townsfolk were beset by a magic that made them sleepy.

As Nia learns that no one knows everything, Cedric is reminded of when he and his friends were challenged by Rumpelstiltskin to guess his middle name.

Cedric tells the tale of the time he and his friends got wrapped up in a war over the candy house of Hansel and Gretel, only to find that the mischievous pair was playing a game all along.

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Nia is taught how to track in the woods as she hears the tale of Cedric and Grunt hiding from a Yeti in a mountainside cave. By being resourceful, they are able to escape the beast and find the secret to ...

In order to end a fight between Nia and Grunt, Sir Cedric explains how he helped fairies rid themselves of a bothersome bear problem.

As Nia learns the proper ways to attempt a tower rescue, Sir Cedric recounts the first time he met his troll friend, Grunt, and escaped the clutches of a tricky witch.

As a part of the royal family, Nia must learn the importance of generosity. Sir Cedric remembers the time when a greedy giant captured him and Grunt, forcing them to enlist the help of a