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When a random nobody makes a joking bet with a 'Stranger' regarding the largely disliked ending of HBO's Game of thrones TV Show he thinks nothing of it only to realize he may have f**ked up big time when he wakes up in the body of a child in the deepest regions of the North far from the wall with a fractured mind, no name, and fragmented memories of his past left with nothing but weapons, armor and three simple commands serving as his only guide. 1. Protect the living 2. Destroy the Undying 3. Seek out and serve the Prince that was Promised It didn't help that he was both blessed by the gods and cursed by death in equal measure to be used as a tool to settle what seems to be when simplified; a cosmic bet made eons in the past. A bet where one of the only two out come's was the end of all life on the planet, and to add insult to injury, he arrived a few decades before the promised prince was even born. A/N: Just an idea for now - chapters won't be up until I finish reading A song of Ice & Fire and other related works.
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Game Of Thrones: The God-Emperor of Planetos
For eighteen long years, Jon fought a relentless battle against a terminal illness, confined to a hospital bed and in the constant shadow of death. However, fate had much bigger plans for him. The destiny of a God-Emperor promised by ancient and mysterious prophecies. Chosen as the Messiah by an Omnipotent and Omniscient God, Jon is thrown into a world on the brink of a devastating war, where his decisions will determine whether humanity perishes or has the chance to continue existing. Facing the terrible army of the undead and raised as a bastard in Winterfell despite his noble origins, Jon must quickly strengthen himself for the final battle that will decide the fate of civilization. But his path to the Iron Throne is full of challenges: as well as defeating supernatural enemies, he will have to face a treacherous politics, where kind words hide dark and deadly intentions. The fate of all human civilization rests on his shoulders. The Chronicles of Ice and Fire. (Elements of Game Of Thrones/Dune/Warhammer) *Harem: Three wives and a mistress *Netorare or Netori: Absolutely NOT *Yuri: No. *R-18: Yes. *Gore: Yes. P-atreon.com/GOTSW (Just remove the hyphen to access Patreon normally.)