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I had this extremely vivid dream that the Asteri follow Bryce to Prythian and attack the Night Court. The Inner Circle try to fight back but they’re caught completely off guard and slowly start to lose. But the real horror, the true horror, is when they start to use the Valg wyrdstone collars and posses some of the most powerful fae on Prythian. They start with Rhysand and once he’s under their control, the rest of of Prythian falls. Mor, Cassian, Azriel, Amren, they all fall next and get possessed by the Valg/Asteri. They finally gain enough power and go after the Archeron sisters who are fleeing with Nyx and Bryce. Now at this point I had woken up but the general gist I got is Bryce, Nyx, and one of the sisters worldwalk and fall into Terrasen where they meet Aelin. But what’s interesting is, which sister escapes with Nyx and Bryce?

Feyre would be the most obvious choice because then this puts the three SJM leading ladies together and Feyre is arguably the most powerful of the three.

Nesta could also be a fair choice because there’s been hints and little Easter eggs that she could fit in better with Aelin’s court than the night court.

Elaine isn’t a fighter BUT she is the one who killed Hybern, has extremely mysterious abilities, and has been hinted to be the next focus of SJM.

Either way, one of the sisters takes Nyx, grabs Bryce, and they portal to Terrasen where they join with Aelin and her court. Aelin has just enough time to rally her forces and call for help before the Asteri/Valg rip a hole in the sky and in the descends a horrible nightmare. Rhysand, wrapped in night and stars, flies in through the rip with Cassian and Azriel behind him. Feyre, eyes black and vicious, winnows onto the battlefield with Mor and Amren. Hunt flies in and Ruhn appears out of the shadows. All of them under the control of the Asteri/Valg.

Anyways, just an interesting yet terrifying concept my brain concocted. Anything is possible at this point.

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And what happens when we finally get the SJM crossover book and Aelin, Feyre, and Bryce defeat the big bad with celestial fire? As in Aelin wielding sunfire from Mala the sun goddess, Feyre combining her night court and autumn court abilities to produce moonfire like Aelin did while channeling Deanna the moon goddess, and Bryce wielding starfire from her starborn heritage?

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Rhysand, High Lord of the Night Court

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Okay, buckle in because I have an SJMverse theory connecting all three of her series and what comes next.

I’m re-reading A Court of Silver Flames and I get to the scene where Nesta accidentally scrys during Gwyn’s singing and projects her mind to the chamber under the mountain prison where she finds the harp at the center of an ancient chamber that has wards (wyrd markings) and eight pointed star at the center, right under the harp. Time does not exist in this chamber. When Nesta asks about the star, Cassian says it might be part of the night court and then he says that Rhys mentioned once that it “might have even been an eighth court”. Nesta’s inner monologue makes it clear that she doesn’t believe it’s the night court because the magic feels different than night court magic. It would also make sense to have another court. We have four seasonal courts (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) and three celestial courts (day, dawn, and night). My theory is that there is a fourth celestial court that has to do with stars, just like the night court. But that comes later. At the center of this chamber guarded against time is an eight pointed star. You know where else we’ve seen an eight pointed star? When Bryce Quinlan from Crescent City does the drop, she’s left with an eight pointed star on her chest, the mark of the starborn fae. This makes me think that the “eighth court” are the starborn fae that were transported to Midgard and possibly another celestial court, like night, day, and dawn. Something to do with stars, so maybe a dusk court. Or…..The Twilight Court. Because twilight is the light from the sky between full night and sunrise or between sunset and full night. So between night court and dawn/day court. And you know what Sarah J Maas has on her goodreads page? A book that’s set to come out called..wait for it…….Twilight of the Gods. We have Twilight but where do the Gods come in? Are these the God’s Aelin banished in Kingdom of Ash? I firmly believe that the “Gods” represent the three leading SJM women. Sun, Night, and Stars. Aelin, Feyre, and Bryce.

Aelin Galathynius- Queen of Terrasen, representing the sun. Heir to Mala Firebringer, the sun Goddess of Erliea.

Feyre Archeron- High Lady of the Night Court, representing the moon. There’s many parallels drawn between her and Deanna, the goddess of the moon and sister of Mala Firebringer. Feyre’s abilities revolve around shadow and darkness and she wields a bow and arrow, like Artemis (basis for Deanna) from Bryce’s world as well but there she’s named Luna.

Bryce Quinlan- Starborn princess of the fae. Has abilities of starlight and the most powerful starborn fae in existence. She could be considered a god in her own right.

Three of them represent the God’s of celestial proportions. I have a feeling that Crescent City 3 will set up the ultimate plot and battle and culmination of all of SJM’s books in this book Twilight of the Gods. An Avengers: Endgame type of battle. Somehow, each of the major villains (the gods, the asteri, Hybern, the demon princes, Maeve, the prison under the mountain) from all the books are connected in some way and Twilight of the Gods will be the ultimate crossover between all three worlds and have Aelin, Feyre, and Bryce fighting together. Maybe even combining their magic. What makes me think this even more is the title. Twilight of the Gods. You Google it and the first thing that comes up is a reference to Norse Mytholoy and Ragnorak and “a series of major events foretold to result in the death of a number of gods”. Bryce lives somewhere named Midgard, also from Norse mythology. The God’s being killed are the gods Aelin banished and maybe the asteri. Maybe they’re even the same. I may sound like a lunatic but I think it’s a solid theory? Any thoughts lol?

Oh and I think the third Crescent City book will be called House of Flame and Shadow because not only is that one of the houses in Crescent City, it’s also two words used in one of the Throne of Glass books to describe Aelin. I forget which one and the passage but I know she’s referenced as flames and shadow. Flames because of her magic and shadow for her being an assassin.

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I saw a tweet about how a great character study is if a character encounters a locked fence and they’re in a hurry, how would they get to the other side? If we’re talking about SJM leading women, I’d say…..

Feyre Archeron- Jump over the fence

Bryce Quinlan- Pick the lock and walk through

Aelin Galathynius- Smash the fence in

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the raven cycle is hilarious because blue and gansey are living in a coming of age romcom and adam and ronan are living in a supernatural horror film and then when they all hang out it immediately turns into an 80s treasure hunting brotherhood flick. and then they go their separate ways and adam and ronan immediately start battling the horrors again while blue and gansey eat yogurt

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Verity bonus chapter out of context:

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I have seen so many comments about CC3 and how Aelins going to wipe the floor with Rhysand because of what he did in ACOSF and it’s so funny due to two reasons.

1) Aelin wipe the floor with Rhys? Mind you high lords are much more powerful than common fae (which Aelin) is. Then on top of that, Rhysand is described as being so powerful, that him to the other high lords is like a fae to a human. Do I think Aelin at the beginning of KOA could wipe the floor with him? Yeah. Do I know Aelin at the end of KOA could even come close to defeating him? No. Let’s be fucking forreal. She’s a common fire fae. He’s a vastly powered high lord. This shouldn’t be a debate.

2) Rhysand hid the dangers of Feyre’s pregnancy from her while he tried to find every possible solution in order to protect her and prevent her from stressing out and stressing the baby out. He was going to tell her and let her make the choice but if there was a way she and the baby could be saved, she wouldn’t have to make that choice. For 8 books Aelin hid things from her loved ones and friends for their benefit. She hid the fact that she was going to use Aedion as a sperm donor to Lysandra without telling him or asking him if he was okay with it. She hid countless things from her friends to spare them from stress because she was going to handle it. Aelin wouldn’t be upset with what Rhysand did in ACOSF because she’d probably do the exact same thing.

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Do Revenge (2022)

“But I’m a teenage girl. We’re psychopaths”

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That is not Madelyn Cline in the new Knives Out movie. Baby that’s the Morrigan.

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My fancast for the women of Crescent City 🌙 (this is who I imagined while reading)

Abigail Cowen as Bryce Quinlan ⭐️

Madelyn Cline as Danika Fendyr 🐺

Ryan Destiny as Celestina 🕊

Angelina Jolie as Jesiba Roga ☠️

Lovie Simone as Hypaxia Enador🔮

Ester Exposito as Lídia Cervos🔥

Arden Cho as Fury Axatar���️

Rachel Hilson as Juniper Andromeda 🌱

Meng'er Zhang as the Viper Queen🐍

Laverne Cox as the River Queen 🌊

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Ester Exposito is my fancast for Lidia Cervos a.k.a. the Hind 🦌🔥

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Everyone single person in Elfhame:

Cardan Greenbriar:

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I finished House of Sky and Breath and my head has been spinning ever since but here’s some theories I’ve since thought of

Obviously Ruhn and the Avallen fae are descended from the night court when they crossed to Midgard. The abilities and Bryce confusing Rhysand for Ruhn proves this

The autumn king descends from the autumn court and this was kinda obvious.

The one I’ve been since piecing is that I think Amren and Fury Axtar are sisters. Sarah makes a point of having Bryce compare Amren to Fury. Both Asian, both with short black hair, but the most important thing is that they’re terrifying and unknown. We don’t know much about Amrens past other than she was an Angel of death for a young God who sent her to destroy. Amrens mentioned having brothers and sisters. My theory is that Fury (who we still don’t know what she is) is Amrens sister and also an Angel of death. But not a bred archangel, an actual Angel of death. If Amren went through a rift, why not Fury? What further proves this theory is that Fury is in the house of flame and shadow which is closely tied to darkness and death. Everyone is terrified of Fury but Bryce doesn’t know why.

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The fact that Tharion and Ithan were giving chemistry and friends to lovers vibes but didn’t kiss? Didn’t even get together?

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Kitty from To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before:

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