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Game of thrones : Either the Queen, or the Dragon ( IIT )

There is a moment, on the night he wakes in a stranger's body, when Grim Crabb understands exactly how he dies. He is nineteen, half-wild, and the lord of a fishing village on Crackclaw Point — a broken castle called the Whispers, four hundred hungry smallfolk, and a name so far beneath the great houses that no one in King's Landing will ever bother to have him killed. That is the only advantage he has. The rest he already knows: Jon Arryn will die. Eddard Stark will come south. The realm will crack into five crowns and burn for a decade, and every man who chose wrong will end on a spike above the Red Keep's gate. So Grim chooses early. Either the Lioness, or the Dragon. He arms his half-savage fisherfolk with longbows because arrows are cheaper than knights. He turns his ruin into a barracks-farm and his bandits into a company. And then he walks into King's Landing with nothing but a baron's worthless title and the most dangerous asset in Westeros — knowing what everyone at the small council table will do before they do it. Cersei Lannister takes him on as a clerk. Within a year he is her chief secretary. Within two, the court has learned to be afraid of the polite young man from Crackclaw Point who never raises his voice, never loses a negotiation, and never, ever forgets. But foreknowledge is a wasting asset. Every choice Grim makes bends the story a little further from the one he remembers. Littlefinger begins watching him. Varys begins asking questions. Tywin Lannister begins to wonder why a nobody keeps ending up in the right room. And far across the Narrow Sea, a silver-haired girl is walking into a fire that will not burn her — and Grim is the only man alive who knows what she will become. He has climbed from baron to Lord of Crackclaw Point on cunning, longbows and loyalty. The next step will cost him something he cannot buy back. "I am not a good man, Your Grace. But I am the only one at this table who is telling you the truth."

Aragai_Sama · TV
162 Chs

Game of Thrones: The Crow's Eye

Kaelen Ravenwood was born into a world where power meant survival. After watching his family slaughtered, something ancient awakened within him: the Crow's Eye, a mysterious power that grants him the Sharingan. But power always demands a price. Every battle sharpens his eyes. Every use takes something from him. And the stronger he becomes, the more of himself he loses. From the blood-soaked streets of King's Landing to the frozen lands beyond the Wall, Kaelen will cross Westeros and Essos, facing kings, monsters, assassins, and those who would claim his power. He never wanted to become a legend. He only wanted to survive. But in a world ruled by blood and steel, survival may require becoming the very thing he fears. The Crow sees everything. Even the things Kaelen wishes he could forget.

adrian06E · TV
3 Chs

The Boys: Homelander’s Ancestor

"You call yourself Homelander? Cute. In front of me, you'll kneel and call me Ancestor." Reborn into the twisted, corrupt world of The Boys, Soren was once an abandoned experiment in a Vought orphanage. But on his eighteenth birthday, the "Multiverse System" awakened, granting him the ultimate cheat: Infinite Ability Duplication & Fusion. A single physical touch is all it takes to permanently copy an ability. Identical powers merge and evolve into numerical monstrosities! Soldier Boy’s near-invulnerable body? [Copied] Translucent’s diamond carbon skin? [Copied] Stormfront’s plasma lightning, Kimiko’s hyper-regeneration, Kate's absolute mental control... [All Mine!] When Homelander realizes he is no longer the strongest god in the sky, Soren has already dismantled Vought, rewritten global order, and taken Starlight and Kate into his fold. And when the system reaches 200% charge? A rift opens straight into the MCU: 2012 Battle of New York. One-shotting the Leviathan with Black Heat Vision, brawling with the Hulk, plundering the Mind Stone, and conquering the multiverse... "Avengers? Celestials? Line up. It’s time for your new god to take over."

mossplanet · TV
6 Chs

Wheel of Time: Oaths Are Power

Manetheren burned at the end of the Trolloc Wars, and the working that bound its royal guard was thought lost with it. It has been sitting dormant in one bloodline ever since. The Ihvon Oath is not channeling. He cannot touch the Source and never will. It is Old Blood resonance answering intent — a rite, half Old Tongue and half will, that binds a willing person to him as Oathsworn. It costs the other side nothing supernatural. What it demands is his: a debt of protection and provision he must genuinely honour, or the resonance sours and the bond curdles into resentment. Rowan al Caar holds a crumbling Andoran toll-fort at Tarwin's Gap and a handful of sworn men. Trollocs come through that pass. The White Tower has started asking who is binding men with a working that smells of the Old Blood.

Barry_AL · TV
27 Chs

Game of Thrones: The Weirwood Collects

Almost every godswood in the Riverlands was felled when the Andals came. Weirwatch never cut its heart tree, and nobody alive quite remembers why. The carved red eyes open for one man, and the Old Gods' Due begins reckoning his rule across four roots: Land actually held, Blood that would stand for him, Grain in the granary, Faith in his word. Thicken a root and the ground answers in kind — drier stores, faster musters. Dress an empty granary up for a feast and the weirwood knows the difference. Denys Whitehart woke as a minor heir days before his father's funeral rites, and weeks before Robert Baratheon dies on a boar hunt. The Faith root pays in green dreams: white shapes moving in deep snow, a wall of ice under a black sky. The Isle of Faces watches him across the water and says nothing at all.

Barry_AL · TV
41 Chs

Outlander: Randall Calls Him Harmless

On Beltane dawn Walter presses his forearm to the tallest stone and counts seven gemstones down to five. He woke in 1743, a dead man's letter in his coat and a woman's voice in his skull. The voice is Margaret Davenant, a Cambridge anthropologist dead a century, and the gift she left is the Beltane Charter: he reads any patient in modern diagnosis and Highland cure at once, and wears a Veil that passes a man from 2023 as a period Sassenach. But the Charter bills in memory. Every hour behind the Veil, every passage through the stones, eats one piece of home, taking what's most resonant, not what he'd choose. His sister Emma's face is going first. The village thinks him a harmless herbalist; the church at Cranesmuir has no idea what he is. But the autumn trial is set, and in the history he remembers, its fire has Geillis Duncan's name. It is coming for her.

Original_Wish · TV
49 Chs

Battlestar Galactica: Reading the Damage

A deckhand who is impossibly, precisely right about a failing hull is not lucky. He is a Cylon. That is what the fleet will decide. Dead Reckoning hangs a Board in Marko Dabrowski's vision that reads damage — what broke, how long it holds, what saving it will cost. Every Read spends Bearing, a daily pool of nerve that erodes with use, with stress, and with holding a cover story near Colonel Tigh. Every public correctness raises the Hard Return. Save enough people in front of enough witnesses and command stops calling it talent. He once sealed a hatch on a man he could still hear. That is the arithmetic he has never stopped doing. There is a second clock the Board refuses to explain. It shows as a redacted line, and it has started to move.

Erin_Yeg · TV
41 Chs

Game of Thrones: Calm Osric Fears

"Name your god, boy." You can't. You wake as Corin, a septon's foundling who feels all four faiths at once and answers to none — the trap the hall springs to brand you godless. Yesterday no one would vouch for you. Now you're the only vessel who can carry the Four-Throne Cycle: greensight, R'hllor's fire, the Drowned rite, the storm's oath, each unlocked at its own holy site. Every god charges. R'hllor burns a life for each truth the flames show; greensight steals hours you never get back; each drowning leaves you a shade colder. You read a border-war retreat like weather, calling it a full day before the smart money runs. Lean too long on one faith and its priesthood starts calling you theirs. Debts like yours get collected. A red priest has already named you the Lord's chosen and ridden across the continent to make the vessel answer to no one but him.

Erin_Yeg · TV
54 Chs

Game of Thrones - Age of Empires: Rise of the Dragon Wolf

Disclaimer: This is an unofficial, noncommercial work of fan fiction created purely for entertainment. I do not own Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire, Age of Empires, or any characters, locations, story elements, concepts, systems, trademarks, or other intellectual property originating from those works. Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, along with all related intellectual property, belong to their respective creators, publishers, studios, and current copyright holders. Age of Empires and all related elements belong to their respective creators, developers, publishers, and current copyright holders. Any original characters, storylines, worldbuilding additions, and alterations created specifically for this fan fiction are used only to tell this unofficial transformative story. This work is not endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially affiliated with any of the owners or rights holders mentioned above. No copyright infringement is intended. This project is not being created or distributed for profit. Content Notice: This story contains mature themes, including domestic abuse, child mistreatment, implied violence, death, grief, and psychological trauma. These subjects are presented without explicit sexual content or excessively graphic violence. Synopsis: Damien Morales spent his first life learning how to survive, protect others, and build something better than the violence that shaped him. After dying to save the family and soldiers he had come to love, he awakens in Westeros as five-year-old Jon Snow. He remembers the wars to come—but this is an alternate world, and history can no longer be trusted. Armed with a hidden agricultural Reserve, a dormant civilization-building system, and the experience of a soldier and craftsman, Jon begins preparing for the Long Night in secret. But before he can face the darkness beyond the Wall, he must survive the one growing inside Winterfell. As Catelyn Stark’s resentment spreads, Robb’s jealousy deepens, and Ned repeatedly fails to protect the child entrusted to him, Jon quietly builds his strength, resources, and first true pack. He does not dream of ruling the Seven Kingdoms. He dreams of finding land that belongs to him and creating a home no one can turn into a prison. This is the beginning of Jon Snow’s transformation from an unwanted bastard into Jon Ashford—the White wolf who will one day awaken the dragon.

DWMR2026 · TV
31 Chs

The Walking Dead: The Apocalypse Queen

Even if you’ve never watched The Walking Dead, you can still enjoy this story! 【Realistic Apocalypse + The Walking Dead Setting + Independent Protagonist】 【Base Building + Survival + Adventure | 】 After transmigrating into the world of The Walking Dead, she becomes the younger sister of Leah from the Reapers—someone who was supposed to die before even appearing in the story. Calista seems to have drawn the worst possible script… a doomed background character. But that’s fine. The situation is still salvageable. The first thing she does after waking up? Cling to the Reapers and secure their protection. While Rick’s group is still struggling with questions of morality and humanity, Calista is already rebuilding order through sheer force. The Governor dares to provoke her? Bombard him. The Whisperers? Erase them. The Commonwealth and CRM? Move aside. Rick stares at his shabby camp in confusion. “Why is everyone running to her side?” Negan flicks the blood off Lucille as the gates of Rock Fortress slowly open behind him. “Damn… because following her means you actually thrive.” Starting with the Reapers as her foundation, Calista rises from a winery stronghold to become a ruler of the apocalypse. From the United States… all the way to Europe. The original plot? Just a reference. From today onward, my territory will define the order of the new world. 【The protagonist is not a saint. She won’t follow or assist Rick’s group blindly. Their paths will cross, but she will build her own empire.】 (No system. Just the realistic rise of an ordinary person in the apocalypse.)

GhostParser · TV
400 Chs

The Boys: Hydro Form, and Homelander’s Got My Back

[The Boys + chaotic neutral + comedy + cheat ability + invincible but not brainless + a little crude] After transmigrating into the world of The Boys, Damien Lee spends three miserable years barely holding it together. In his first year, he draws a Superpower so useless in a fight that it only helps him survive through the worst kind of “side jobs.” In his second year, he draws Dog Language. The only thing he gets out of it is Bibira, a Beagle who smokes hookah, drinks alcohol, talks trash all day, and somehow has an even worse mouth than he does. As the hidden eighth member of The Seven, Damien stays close to Homelander, but without any real combat power, he has always kept his head down and played it safe. Then, in his third year, the system finally decides to stop screwing him over. [Ding! Congratulations, host. You have acquired the Superpower: Hydro Form.] Damien can turn his body into water, control external water sources, ignore most physical attacks, and even drain the moisture from other people’s bodies. When Vought secretly tries to have him killed, bullets pass straight through him. One second later, the assassin is nothing but a dried-out corpse, and the entire company finally realizes something is wrong. Homelander makes it very clear: “Touch Damien, and you die.” Damien exhales a ring of smoke while Bibira barks furiously beside him. “Now you get why it pays to have the right person on your side?”

GhostParser · TV
167 Chs

Death's Disciple Invades Game of Thrones

Mortarion Krieg was once the feared High Marshal of the Aurellian Empire, a ruthless conqueror known across the world as Death’s Disciple. After slaying the last of four legendary beasts, he dies in victory and awakens before Death itself. Offered a second life, Mortarion is sent into the era of the Dance of the Dragons, a time when House Targaryen stands at the height of its power and civil war threatens to tear the realm apart. Reborn with High Valyrian blood, a mighty dragon, ancient armour and an army waiting to be summoned, he is tasked with preventing catastrophic bloodshed and preparing the world for the greater threat gathering in the north. But Mortarion is no hero. As he leaves the ruins of Old Valyria and enters a world of kings, slaves and dragonlords, he begins building a new legacy through fear, discipline and conquest. Whether he saves the realm or becomes its greatest threat remains to be seen.

Othorion · TV
262 Chs

The Walking Dead: Zomboid System

Luke Li transmigrates into the world of The Walking Dead, just three days before the apocalypse begins. Then he awakens the Project Zomboid System. All-profession mastery, blueprint crafting, attribute panels. Everything is maxed out. But the most absurd ability of all is that he can see the buffs above everyone’s head. That man who claims he wasn’t bitten? [Infected - Mid Stage] That stranger smiling as he offers him water? [Deception] and [Hostility] And Shane, who keeps thinking about stabbing Rick in the back? The [Killing Intent] above his head grows darker by the day. “No one can hide anything from me.” Sophia, I’ll find you. Hershel, you won’t be beheaded. Glenn, Negan’s bat will never touch you. And as for Beth… “In this life, you won’t die in that damn hospital.” A harem survival story with multiple heroines, including Maggie, Beth, Rosita, and Ada Wong. Includes elements from Project Zomboid, Dying Light, Resident Evil, Fear the Walking Dead, and Z Nation.

GhostParser · TV
192 Chs
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