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Winds Of Winter Fanfiction

Winter's Promise

The rebellion was over, Robert was king, Rhaegar was dead, Aerys was dead, Princess Elia was dead, and her children were dead. So much bloodshed, and for what? Ned did not know, nor did he much care. All he knew was that Robert was not the same man that he had been, the crown and the war had changed him, had changed them all, but Robert most of all was changed. His friend, his brother was now a mere stranger, for Ned did not think, could not think that the man who had gone drinking with him in the Eyrie, would ever dare condone the murder of children. And yet that was what his friend had done, it saddened him truth be told, it angered him even further, his friend was gone, dead, as far as he could see, there was nothing he could do, nothing that could change that, and yet, and yet something seemed as though it needed to be done. He could not in good conscience allow his friend to slip into the throes of madness, into the crutch of depression not again, not this time. Ned had not fought through the seven hells to see his friend fall into depression, at least that was what he had told himself when he had set off from King's Landing, still angry with Robert, getting to Storm's End word had come from the capital, a slaughter had occurred of some of the Targaryen's extended family, those innocent of anything but being related to Aerys, Ned had been horrified, it did not sit well with him, it reeked of Tywin Lannister. He did not know what to make of it, and yet he would do his duty if asked, and yet Lyanna came first, she had always come first for Ned, and now here he was, where she was said to be, and his heart hammered. Word had come in the form of Ashara Dayne, his brother's former lover, as to where he could find his sister, hidden in some god's forsaken tower in Dorne, the audacity of Prince Rhaegar struck him then, the fact that the prince would even consider hiding Lyanna in the home of his wife, that was something that made Ned question whether the prince had truly been sane. He had placed the northern army under the command of Lord Jeor Mormont and instructed them to return north following the lifting of the siege of Storm's End, there was no time for them to come with him. Only six others had come with him, Ethan Glover who he had found in the black cells near death but determined to serve, Ser Mark Ryswell quiet but loyal, strong and tough, then there was Martyn Cassel old, loyal and firm, Theo Wull a giant even compared to the Greatjon, Lord Willam Dustin another one of Brandon's friends and someone Ned was not sure of and finally Howland Reed, who had confessed to him the nature of Lyanna's abduction. All had become friends to him during this war, and he would trust them with his life, and yet, he knew that what they were about to see within the tower or perhaps even witness would test their loyalty. Ned sighs, he knows that things are going to grow more and more uncertain as time goes by, but he does not know whether or not that is a good thing or a bad thing. He orders his men to a halt and dismounts. He sees three white knights standing before the tower, and he knows then that his suspicions are confirmed. Check out my Website https://dravenshadefall-shop.fourthwall.com for early access to chapters and some exclusive content. Plus, it helps me keep writing these stories that (hopefully) keep you hooked!
DravenShadefall · 527.1K Views

ASOIAF: King of Winter

A man from our world finds himself as a force sensitive during the New Sith Wars; he lives a full life of combat and adventure, eventually becoming renowned as a powerful Jedi Lord. Dying to defend his fief against an army of Sith, our MC dies a heroic death, sacrificing his life against the forces of evil in an epic duel. Thinking his chances depleted, he finds himself in another world he recognizes from seemingly fictional stories, as none but the beloved Robb Stark the day he receives news of his father’s capture with his force sensitivity intact. Yet once again, the Force has designs upon the Starks, and the bloodline of Winter Kings holds unfathomable mysteries within it. What are the changes coming with this new Robb Stark? And what is the relation of Planetos with the Force? 5 chaps in advance here: patreon.com/NiflheimA _____________________________________________________________________________________ Author's Note: The MC is familiar with the general plot but has forgot some of the details, he’s working with a combination of memories two lives away, the force, and his experience as a Jedi Lord of many years, so expect someone who knows and is capable of much, yet not completely perfect nor emotionally available. PS: This is largely wish fulfillement, so while I'll try to include some deep emotional plots, I suck, so keep at that. PS 2: I won't rewrite things that were already parts of canon, this is focused on stuff that is changed by the MC's actions. So if you don't see it, then it hapenned the same way it did in the original story.
PrinceOfNilfheim · 1.9M Views

RWBY: The Winter Maiden of Revolution

The Winter Maiden, Fria, passes away peacefully in her sleep, alone, with no one on her mind. With no chosen successor to anchor to, the Maiden's powers scatter, searching for a soul. They drift far from the heights of Atlas and into the depths of Mantle’s frozen slums… where they find a vessel in the most unlikely of beings. Her name is Evelyn, though the world would soon come to know her by another name during her time in the slums as White-Haired Nova. Born a Faunus under the crushing grip of the Schnee Dust Company’s labor camps, Evelyn knew only frostbite, hunger, despair, and heartbreak. Her parents died in a collapsed mine when she was five. Her grandmother, the last of her family, worked herself to death to keep her warm for one more winter. By age nine, Evelyn was an orphan scavenger, a silver-haired girl with snow-kissed wolf ears hidden beneath a cracked miner’s helmet from her grandmother's corpse, shielding younger Faunus children from the cold and cruelty around them. She never asked for power. Only for a chance to survive. That chance came the day soldiers tried to make an example of her. As they raised their weapons to beat her for defying them, the air around Evelyn. The temperature plunged more than Atlas should have. Shards of ice burst forth from the ground, with blue particles swirling around her as the wind appeared from nowhere. From her lips came a furious cry: "Stay away from us, you monsters!" In that moment, the Winter Maiden awakened—and she was a Faunus. The incident sent shockwaves through Mantle and Atlas. General James Ironwood, determined to prevent political chaos, had her detained and hidden away. A Faunus Maiden was unheard of and unacceptable to the Atlas eyes if seen with the higher-ups of Atlas. The official report claimed the attacker was a rogue human attacking faunus. Evelyn’s identity was scrubbed from the records. But Ironwood made her an offer: freedom and protection, in exchange for secrecy. The world must not know the truth for now. Before agreeing, Evelyn made three demands. Three favors she could call upon at any time. Desperate to contain the fallout and work with him, Ironwood accepted. Now free, Evelyn wanders the shadows of Mantle and Atlas Some whisper about the mysterious “White-Haired faunus who appears in blizzards to protect the innocent faunus in mantle even in the slums. Others deny she exists at all.
Nameless_Palerider · 2.4K Views

Game of Thrones: Heir of Winter

In the rugged North of Westeros, during the tumult of Robert’s Rebellion, a young woman’s ambition sparks a legacy that could reshape House Stark. Through cunning, sacrifice, and ancient northern traditions, she carves a path for her son, Artos, a prodigy gifted with rare abilities tied to the Old Gods. As war rages and political intrigue threatens Winterfell, Artos’s journey begins, marked by secrets, loyalty, and the weight of his heritage. Blending gritty realism, subtle mysticism, and the complex dynamics of A Song of Ice and Fire, this epic tale explores family, power, and destiny in a world where winter is always coming. Disclaimer: This fan fiction is a creative work inspired by George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire(Game of Thrones) series and is intended for non-commercial, entertainment purposes only. All characters, settings, and elements derived from the original series are the intellectual property of George R.R. Martin and his publishers. The author claims no ownership over these elements and acknowledges that unauthorized use may carry legal risks. Readers and creators are advised to ensure non-commercial use and consult a lawyer regarding copyright and intellectual property laws before sharing or distributing this work. Original characters and storylines are the creation of the fan fiction author, but their use within the Game of Thrones universe remains subject to the original creator’s rights.
HiddenWealth · 38.5K Views
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