Shadow_Dragon_God
The Greatest of the Great Primordial Dragon Gods, Said to have lived for 1000s of millenniums.
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Shadow_Dragon_God1dCommentedImma have to side with Tungus here, he sounds like an as§, but at least he isn't psychotic, honestly she should be locked up.
"Since Dr. Cery is also here, let's research together," a stout, dignified General Augustine said, emerging from behind the others with a stern yet gentle smile. "Please start as soon as possible; there might not be much time for you to bond."- Shadow_Dragon_God6dReplied to BarbaryLion23
I feel like we can all collectively agree LxR doesn't really count, even if it gets written into the books.
Then there is the aging Lord Stark and his tall for his age dark haired son Cregan in grey colors, the Lady Arryn in sky blue, and the Baratheons in black and gold. - Shadow_Dragon_God6dReplied to Ragnall_the_End
Of course, I just mean compared to the likes of Zeus, Posidon, and even Athena, Arezzo ain't all that bad
The lady nodded in understanding and said, "If that is the case, I will grant your wish to become my champion. Let's make it true then." - Shadow_Dragon_God6dReplied to Surskit2907
No. your just dirty minded body. manhood, noun: the state or period of being a man rather than a child. "boys in the process of growing to manhood"
Thor and his companions ushered me to the central table, where a servant promptly filled our horns with mead, the golden liquid shimmering in the firelight. As I raised the horn to my lips, I could feel the weight of tradition and expectation bearing down upon me. This drink symbolized not only my victory in battle but also my transition into manhood. - Shadow_Dragon_God6dReplied to Ysoltea
I'm finna be honest, if you look at what all of the Greek Gods did, ares was on of the better ones.
The lady nodded in understanding and said, "If that is the case, I will grant your wish to become my champion. Let's make it true then." - Shadow_Dragon_God10dCommented
Like the other guy said, Bravos is anti-slavery, majorly because they started as escaped valryain slaves
"Fine! The supplies will be ready at noon so you better find your sailors soon. I suggest you buy some slaves in the market that knows how to sail but I doubt you're gonna need them. Hey lad, tell me the truth. Is The Shadow alive?" - Shadow_Dragon_God11dReplied to _oinkchan
Real, also just realized that we joined at almost the same time, pretty similar hours to.
"I did not forget our house's words, father." Clement chuckled. "All In Our Grasp." - Shadow_Dragon_God11dReplied to BarbaryLion23
When you said "other houses" I took that as you meaning all other great houses had one marriage.
Then there is the aging Lord Stark and his tall for his age dark haired son Cregan in grey colors, the Lady Arryn in sky blue, and the Baratheons in black and gold. - Shadow_Dragon_God11dReplied to LuluViBritania
pretty sure that's called the Global Wizarding War, separate from the Voldmorts First Wizarding War
There was hardly any information about the Brown family history in my memories. All I know is about my Uncle Arthur, about his bravery and sacrifice. He was 18 years old when he died defending a family of muggles in the first wizarding war just four months after joining the Auror recruitment. - Shadow_Dragon_God11dReplied to BarbaryLion23
To my knowledge, only the Baratheons, Arryns, and Martells have ever married into the Targaryens. The Lannisters, Tullys, Tyrells, Starks, and Grejoys have never married into the Targaryens. Only the Lannisters and Tyrells were even close to doing som
Then there is the aging Lord Stark and his tall for his age dark haired son Cregan in grey colors, the Lady Arryn in sky blue, and the Baratheons in black and gold. - Shadow_Dragon_God12dReplied to ZeroPrime
It would be 39 houses of old valyria, seeing as only the Targaryens were a Dragonlord family.
"That warms my heart, Lord Bartimos," Viserys said with a satisfied smile. "Henceforth, the Valyrians of Blackwater Bay stand united as never before. May this union between our three houses pave the way for a new Valyria in these lands, perhaps even stronger than the Valyria of old." - Shadow_Dragon_God12dReplied to _oinkchan
"oinkchan" 💀
"I did not forget our house's words, father." Clement chuckled. "All In Our Grasp." - Shadow_Dragon_God17dReplied to Mystical_Z
Maybe it's just me, but I would care much more for the false father that raised and cared for me my entire life than the true mother I never met.
"I actually prefer the name Jon Snow, my lord. It is a name given to me by Eddard Stark and I would bear that name with pride." said Jon and Wyman merely bowed his head in respect of his decision. - Shadow_Dragon_God20dReplied to Clutch_Shadow
300,000 people split between 20k ships would be 15 people per ship
In Dorne, the Lord Paramount, along with his brother and family, journeyed to Kings Landing to reunite with their sister and her family. Meanwhile, Lord Balon Greyjoy of the Iron Islands grappled with the decision to answer Aegon's summon. The news of five dragons and more than 20,000 battleships troubled him, threatening the Iron Islands' reputation as the largest fleet in Westeros. - Shadow_Dragon_God20dCommented
half of his army would be like double the population of kingslanding, which is already over populated, there would not be the space for his army
No one voiced any disagreement. Bahamut continued, "Our next target is King's Landing, and we must take it before nightfall." A general inquired about the plan, and Bahamut explained, "I will destroy the walls and archers on the wall. One-quarter of our ships will remain at sea to prevent any escape by sea. Half of our forces will advance through the city toward the Red Keep. Another quarter will enter the Red Keep through a secret passage I know of. The other four dragons will guard the city gates to prevent any escape by land." - Shadow_Dragon_God20dCommented
That would be at least 2 million people, assuming 100 people per ship, even if these "large ships" only held the crew of a ironborn Longshot, it would be well over 1 million.
Over 20,000 large ships set sail from the Yin port city. Before Bahamut's departure, the Emperor sent 100 chests filled with gold, jewelry, and some Valyrian steel swords to Bahamut. Bahamut felt slighted by the message that accompanied this gift: "I don't owe you anything." Despite the insult, Bahamut endured. - Shadow_Dragon_God20dCommented
the only fleet near storms end rn is the Redwine fleet, currently besieging storms ends
As Bahamut prepared to depart from Westeros, he decided to offer a little assistance to Rhaella by dealing with the fleet of ships at Storm's End, led by Stannis Baratheon. In no time, Bahamut arrived at Storm's End, his colossal form casting a shadow over the city. - Shadow_Dragon_God20dCommented
Lewyn Martell was his uncle, not brother, unless Oberyn some how died this time.
Prince Doran Martell stood on the balcony of his castle, sleepless nights weighing heavily on him due to the turmoil of Robert's Rebellion. His heart ached for his lost brother, and his only glimmer of hope was the safety of his sister, a hope he thought was fading fast. - Shadow_Dragon_God21dReplied to Hadjii
No, copper counters is right, Robert Baratheon says it pretty often. Unless your trying to say what the irl version is, which feels redundant.
"Everything must be perfect, all the lords of the north will be here including the Starks. We don't want them thinking we are a bunch of copper counters do we" I say loudly to everyone in the room. - Shadow_Dragon_God2mthCommented
Vaguely reminds me of Ravens Bite
Jon was perched on a branch covered by leaves and waited for the men to come near the small clearing. He had left his sword with this stuff for the ease of climbing trees. The only weapons Jon had with him were an armlong dagger and a small axe strapped to his waist, and of course, the hidden blades. The axe was a thing of beauty. The Greatjon was a man who loved to collect axes. He had every kind of axes in his collection, small ones, huge ones – when he heard how Jon tore through a bunch of Wildling armed with only a small axe, he took him to his armoury and gifted the axe to him. It was entirely made of castle forged steel – from the blade to the handle, soft leather strips wrapped around the grip riveted to the solid handle, the blade itself looked like a teardrop, on one side it was rounded with a sharp edge, the other side, it was narrowed like a spear point.