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fairydr3ams · 2 years ago

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Game Of Thrones OC - Elyana Lannister

❛𝐺𝑜𝑡 𝑎 𝑓𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒 𝑎 𝑝𝑖𝑛-𝑢𝑝, 𝑔𝑜𝑡 𝑎 𝑓𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒 𝑎 𝑑𝑜𝑙𝑙

𝐷𝑜𝑛'𝑡 𝑐𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑖𝑓 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑡𝒉𝑖𝑛𝑘 𝐼'𝑚 𝑑𝑢𝑚𝑏, 𝐼 𝑑𝑜𝑛'𝑡 𝑐𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑎𝑡 𝑎𝑙𝑙

𝐶𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑦 𝑏𝑒𝑎𝑟, 𝑠𝑤𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑖𝑒 𝑝𝑖𝑒, 𝑤𝑎𝑛𝑛𝑎 𝑏𝑒 𝑎𝑑𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑑

𝐼'𝑚 𝑡𝒉𝑒 𝑔𝑖𝑟𝑙 𝑦𝑜𝑢'𝑑 𝑑𝑖𝑒 𝑓𝑜𝑟❜

. ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆

☾︎⋆͙̈𝑴𝒐𝒐𝒏𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕's oc☆˚⋆͙̈ ~ Don't steal or copy

. ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝ ˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆ ་ ᳝˖ . ֺ ָ ֙⋆

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House Lannister. House Lannister values image, power and legacy.

A Lannister can often be described as cunning, scheming, regal, selfish, rich, and protective of their own.

Lady Elyana. Gold ringlets. Emeralds for eyes. Shapely. Motherly. Determined. The precious jewel. 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨.

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❝AGE

─18 ❞

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❝FACECLAIM

─ Holliday Grainger❞

❝PERSONALITY

─ caring - cunning - passionate - multi-faceted❞

Her greatest gift is knowing how to listen and help others. Very precise and tidy, she puts rigor and determination in everything she does. She does not lack the curiosity to also inquire about aspects that do not fall within her personal interests.

Elyana is also a person attached to memories, to the past, and if she feels a danger or a difficult situation she tends to hole up in her shell and raise her armor. She doesn't like to show weakness to those around her since that would be to her disadvantage. She is not a person who hides her feelings, apart from the sad ones but also anger, she knows how to manage the rest very easily and as she likes.

Before trusting, she needs to be convinced of the goodness of others. She knows very well that among royalty it is difficult to trust someone as this person could then use the information given to her for purposes that are to one's disadvantage. In short, it is a situation to be avoided and that is why she must be careful.

She is equipped with a strong sense of protection towards her family (or at least the people she appreciates in her family) and towards the people close to her.

Don't expect to get to know the real Elyana anytime soon. The lady lets you see the version of herself that she decides and it is rare that she shows all her facets as soon as she meets someone.

She has an iron memory and collects all kinds of things worthy of importance. Difficult and sometimes mysterious. She lives between two worlds, the external one seen as a game, an adventure, and the internal one, full of memories, fantasy, feelings.

Distinctive characteristics of Elyana are: a great sweetness, fidelity, vanity, shrewdness, manipulation, great intuitive skills, ambition, lightheartedness, great culture and exceptional memory.

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❝𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘

Elyana grew up with the Lannisters. After her father and brother died, she was brought to court to be with her uncle Tywin and her cousins, Tyrion, Jaime and Cersei.

She is close to Tyrion since they are only seven years apart and he is the 'kindest' in that family.

She has a strange relationship with Cersei and Jamie. It's a love and hate relationship to be precise.

They wouldn't hesitate to kill her if she did something that they might not like of course, but that's a family thing to do at any minor inconvenience. However, sometimes...rarely they can be 'kind', especially Jaime.

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❝𝐂𝐔𝐑𝐈𝐎𝐒𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐄𝐒

Blonde, beautiful, intriguing, powerful, Machiavellian, vain, like her powerful family, always at the center of gossip and mysteries.

With her angelic, flawless face, she looks innocent and calm, but remember, even things that seem harmless can hurt and be dangerous ...

Constantly described as a femme fatale and a ruthless conspirator, she has acquired a reputation as a skilled politician and shrewd diplomat despite her young age.

Generally she is a vain and lively girl, but don't make her angry, unless you want to suffer her wrath.

The forbidden and the impossible are things that attract the young Lannister, perhaps given her young age or perhaps just for her curiosity and desire to discover things.

𝐼𝑚𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑠𝑖𝑏𝑙𝑒 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒𝑠...𝐼 𝑎𝑚 𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑦 𝑚𝑢𝑐𝒉 𝑎𝑓𝑟𝑎𝑖𝑑 𝑡𝒉𝑒𝑦 𝑐𝑎𝑛 𝑏𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒 𝑎𝑛 𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑐𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛.

❏ Interests

Elyana is passionate about alchemy, chemical experiments ... She is above all good at mixing arsenic and antimony, silver nitrate and Saturn's sugar (Lead acetate is sweet to the taste; in ancient Rome it was the main component of Saturn, a sweetener produced by boiling and concentrating the must in lead pots. The proven toxicity of lead salts has meant that their use as a sweetener has been abandoned).

❏ Family

She had an older brother who unfortunately died after becoming seriously ill.The girl has suffered a lot from this and it is still a sensitive enough subject for her.

Her father died shortly after her brother. He had gone hunting with some of his companions and was "supposedly" injured by a wild boar, as a result, the man died of an infection to the wound which was already serious itself.

Elyana suspects her uncle Tywin of ordering to kill her father, since he was a possible threat to Tywin's high rank in society.

Elyana doesn't really have a strong bond with her uncle and cousins, except Tyrion. While Cersei and Jaime are ready to do anything to protect each other, Elyana only thinks about doing what seems to be right and the best option in certain circumstances. She isn't as spiteful as the rest of her family and that's why she only and barely tolerates them.

❏ Love interest

Robb Stark

What started as a strange connection and tension between the two turned into a love they could not hide from anymore.

Their love is dangerous and who knows if they're destined to survive or to fall.

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crimsonking27 · 1 month ago

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What if... The One Ring from Middle Earth was suddenly teleported into Game of Thrones (the show version).

WARNING: Much of this will just be speculation so just stay with me here.

For argument's sake, let's place the ring in Essos, somewhere near Pentos, and have it land just before season 1.

Remember that the ring changes its wearer based on its status.

For commoners, it turns them invisible and gives them an unnatural long life.

For kings and royalty, it would lead soldiers to flock to their banner.

And for beings of a magical order, it would increase their power indefinitely.

#aryastark #daenerystargaryen #fantasy #gameofthrones #jonsnow #lordoftherings #robbstark #theonering #thering #viserys #whatif #fanfic #crossover

CHAPTER 1

In the field of the Free Cities, a group of merchant men stumbles upon a small ring. They do not know why but they pick it up and decide to add it to their tribute to Viserys III. The reason for me doing this is because the Ring is looking for a new master, and it'll be drawn by the closest thing that it is familiar with like a nobleman. In this case, its prime target will be Viserys. With Viserys and Daenerys in their seats receiving gifts of all kinds, it would be quite peculiar for them to be interested in the smallest thing. I imagine Daenerys would be the first one to try and reach for the ring till Viserys would most definitely block her and seize the ring for himself. It is important to note at this point that Targaryens do in fact have dragon magic within their blood, so when Viserys puts on the ring, he suddenly grows in magical capabilities. Since dragon magic is within him, I would imagine him to be similar to a dragon, surrounded by flame, and not look too similar to the Balrog of Middle-Earth. The army of the Free Cities would try to fight against him, but ultimately these armies are no match for the power of the one and its wielder. Soon enough, the Free Cities would fall under the control of Viserys.

News of this would spread throughout Essos and Westeros, inevitably reaching Winterfell, where by this time would be celebrating the arrival of King Robert and the Lanisters. Much in canon would remain the same except that Robert doesn't appoint Ned to the hand of the king just because he trusts him but does it so he can have his allies close to prepare for what is happening in the east. In canon, Jon was sent to the wall because after years of growing up with the Starks but not actually being one of them and constantly being reminded of that fact, it's no wonder he wants to leave Winterfell despite the love he does have for them. But with the threat of the Dragon Lord's conquest rising in the East, he prioritizes his position with the Starks and his desire to be one day accepted by them is what compels him to stay instead of leaving for the Night's Watch.

The rest of the plot of season 1 pretty much goes the same without too many changes. Catelyn will definitely be upset with Jon for staying at Winterfell, especially with Ned now gone and Bran in a coma. So with Jon staying at Winterfell, I could see this leading to a much more strained and bitter relationship between him and Cat. Other than that, another thing I see that isn't too heavy of a change to the plot of season 1 is what happens with the Catspaw Assassin. Now in canon, this guy was sent to kill Bran and almost killed Catlin until Bran's direwolf Summer ripped out his throat, but instead of Summer, it was actually Jon who saves Catlin. He makes his way to the room and ends up killing the assassin, this would cause internal conflict for Catlin. On the one hand, she's still very resentful of Jon and angry with him, but on the other hand, she's inclined to feel grateful not just for him saving her but also for saving Bran by extension, it also causes her to question her feelings about John as a person. She treated Jon with so much disdain and coldness, that he had no reason to save her life and yet he does. He goes against the negative stigma that is built around bastards in Westeros, and this could be the start, albeit a slow one, of Catlin, possibly changing her opinion about Jon in the future and possibly feeding into the regret she secretly feels for Jon as well.

But other than that the plot pretty much goes the same since the events of King's Landing are pretty unaffected by the ring. Robert would probably not feel as bad sending assassins after Viserys and Daenerys this time though, however, these would not go very well. Khal Drogo in the meantime, who went to the Free Cities for his engagement with Daenarys, is instead greeted by Viserys and the forces that yielded to him. Viserys who at this point would be seen as some sort of demi-god in the eyes of the Dathroki. I'm not entirely sure if Khal Drogo survives this or not, but if he does, he will become a chief lieutenant under Viserys and will lead him to the City of the Horse Lords, where Viserys will gather a force of 100,000 riders. With such a force, Viserys is confident that he will succeed in re-conquering his homeland, however, the ring influences him to hold, and gather a stronger force in Essos before sailing to Westeros. Daenerys in all this probably no longer needs to marry Drogo anymore since Viserys has the power he seeks already. She would probably help rebuild the forces in the wake of her brother's destruction, all the while being increasingly tempted by the ring, which she now knows is the source of Viserys's power. With this in mind, she would probably start building her council as she does in canon but this time in secret, with Jorah Mormont, who remains loyal to Robert after seeing the destruction being caused.

Ned is still taken prisoner and Robb calls the banners to war to get his father back, Jon, of course, will join the fight like he wanted to do in canon, but this time he won't be breaking any oaths to do so. He'll fight with Robb at the Whispering Woods and help him bring in Jamie. I honestly think with how close Robb and Jon were, Jon would be Rob's right-hand man during the war. Continuing, Ned will still be killed in King's Landing and there will be a very emotional scene of Robb and Jon grieving together. They are brothers for all they know and therefore the two eldest sons of Eddard Stark. Robb will eventually be named King of the North and Jon will have no issues swearing fealty to his brother as king. Jon would become a very influential aspect in Robb's life during the war, which has now been titled, The War of Seven Kings (we'll talk about the seventh later). Another thing that ends up happening is that Robb never meets Telisa, meaning his marriage pact with the Frays is sealed.

Back over in Essos, the great city of Qarth is greeted once again by the Targaryeans, but instead of seeing a small starving Dathraki group, they see thousands of Dathraki, being led by a man engulfed in flame. The dragon eggs wouldn't have hatched around the normal time as in canon, but instead are awoken by the one ring's flames, giving Viserys three dragons to his army. Qarth would undoubtedly wield to the power of the one, and Daenerys would probably allow one of them to join her secret council, that person being most likely Xaro Xhoan Daxos, wishing to hold a strong position in the new world order. He would also ask to be wed to Daenerys like in canon, and in fear of her brother, Daenerys would accept. Although Qarth doesn't have many foot soldiers, it does have the largest amount of wealth in Essos, yet this is ignored by Viserys, who is busy meeting with the Warlocks of Qarth. In canon, the Warlocks' magic is enhanced by the birth of the dragons. With the one ring in the world, and the increasing power of Viserys, the Warlocks would become very powerful, and would most likely become powerful allies to Viserys. They will in a way, be similar to the Nazghul from Middle Earth. Daenerys would live in great fear of her brother, but luckily, someone who can sense the change in the world's power structure would help her. That being, Quaithe of the Shadow.

Theon would still return to the Iron Islands and eventually betrays Robb, later taking Winterfell, and Catlin will still release Jaimie. Everything that would have happened with her, the death of Renley, meeting Brienne, and escaping, all would have happened and gone the same. Roose Bolton will offer to take back Winterfell for Robb with the help of Ramsey and once again word will reach Robb via Roose that Brandon and Rickon are nowhere to be found and neither is Theon which is a lie since we know where Theon really is, the Dread Fort. But this is where the timeline could get generally interesting. With the disappearance and potential death of his two brothers, Winterfell's succession will be put into question since Robb hasn't married Telisa or anyone for that matter since the Fray's marriage won't happen until much later. It's safe to assume that he has no heir and that is dangerous for a king fighting on the front lines of a war. So with the survival of his brothers put into question, I believe that during The War of Seven Kings, Robb would legitimize Jon. With Robb effectively being the last Stark male around, with the disappearance of his brothers and with no pregnant wife, he talks to Catlin about legitimizing Jon so the cause doesn't die with him should anything happen. Jon Snow will become Jon Stark. Jon will finally get the recognition and respected place in the family that he always desired.

Back over in Essos, Viserys's conquest of the land has had devastating effects. He conquers Meereen, Yunkai, New Ghis, and Astapor, and uses the money from Qarth to buy all of the Unsullied. With a force now reaching a staggering 178,000, he begins to move West closer to his homeland. Most of Volentis will see Viserys as the prince that was promised, bringing more into his cause. Using the ring to increase his willpower, similar to what Sauron did to the orcs, Viserys's forces become extremely loyal to him. But like how the ring influenced the magic of Essos, it will also start to have an effect in Westoros, more specifically in the North. The Night King, sensing the increasing power across the world, does not have a clear picture of what has arisen but would start to work harder in increasing the numbers in his army, which will cause the Children of the Forest to leave their stronghold much sooner and Mance Rayder to accelerate his plans. Like how the destruction of the Ring caused magic to slowly disappear from Middle Earth, the coming of the Ring caused magic to reappear across Essos and Westeros.

CHAPTER 2

With the war continuing with Tywin at the front, the remaining Lanisters back at Kings Landing would most likely be preparing for the eventual arrival of Viserys and would be searching for any possible new allies. Like in canon, their focus would be trying to get the Golden Company on their side. Meanwhile, the Mountain is currently tearing up the Riverlands, and in canon, Robb devised a plan to kill him that his uncle Edmere screwed up. But in this timeline, Robb would tell Jon the plan and send him with some men after the mountain instead of Edmere to draw him out so they can ambush him. Jon would definitely follow the plan and get the drop on the Mountain, and Gregor's head would end up on a spike. This would be a pretty bad blow to Tywin since the Mountain is pretty much his go-to guy for everything violence-related. This is also pretty big because if the Mountain dies, then Oberin lives since he never has to fight him in a trial by combat. Without such a big blunder, Robb's marriage with the Frays goes smoothly and the Frays stay loyal. The Boltons won't be able to make a move against Jon and Robb at this point either. Despite plotting on the Starks for so long, since Robb is in a less fragile position, and with the Frays not making any moves for the time being, it's unlikely that Roose will be able to see an opportunity to turn on them. During the wedding of Roslin and Robb, Arya would be returned to the Starks because that portion of the story might stay the same as well. Stannis would have attacked King's Landing in the battle of the Blackwater only to be rebuffed by the Tyrells and the Lannister forces, and the Hound would have still also left the city. Eventually, he would have found Arya and followed through with his plan to ransom her back to her family. The return of Arya cuts her arc in Essos entirely, so she'll never train to be a faceless assassin.

Over with Stannis, after his defeat at the Blackwater, his forces would be in disarray since many of them would start to see Viserys as the true prince that was promised. While Melisandre tries to regain the soldiers' faith, Stannis and Davos will go to Braavos as they do in canon, but instead of meeting with the Iron Bank, they have a secret meeting with Daenerys. My reasoning for this is that Daenerys has far fewer allies in Essos and she'll probably be less focussed on the throne in this timeline and focus on stopping her brother. Tensions would be high since Stannis believes that the iron throne is his by right and Daenerys would be one of his biggest obstacles and a potential rival. But I think Davos's negotiation skills could help the two of them come to some sort of arrangement. Most likely ends with Daenerys giving Stannis valuable information, such as the Ring being the source of Viserys's power, and after her brother's defeat, Stannis will give her Dragonstone.

Back with Viserys, the ring would warn him of deception among his ranks, but instead of accepting wisdom from the ring, Viserys would most likely kill blindly, causing discord among his ranks. Jorah's life would be in jeopardy, but he is saved by an unlikely ally, Daenerys. The reason why I believe this is because in canon Jorah spied on Daenerys, but in this timeline, he focuses his efforts on Viserys, and Daenerys compulsion to do good would make her back Jorah. Daenerys would allow him to be a part of her secret council, which now consists of Xaro, Barristan Selmy, Quaithe, and Daario Naharis, with allies such as Stannis and now with the Lannisters through Jorah. Missandei and Grey Worm not being part of it since they were never freed by Daenerys. And Daenerys probably won't get the same bond she had with the dragons since Viserys would be training them himself. This council would be most likely trying to figure out how to stabilize the realm after her brother's destructive rampage. But they would also be trying to stop him, sooner or later, knowing that if he continued his conquest of the world, nothing but chaos and fear would be left. However, as long as Viserys has the one Ring, an assassination attempt would be impossible. While the council discusses, Viserys's conquest continues, now reaching the Narrow Sea, and conquering many cities, including Braavos, ending the rain of the faceless assassins. Now with almost all of Essos under his control, Viserys plans to have the Golden Company join his forces, but unfortunately finds them missing, having sided with the Lannisters and sailed to Westeros.

After Robb's wedding, it is at this point that Jon will be asked to hold Winterfell in Robb's absence and be asked to take Arya back home with him since there is no place for her on the battlefield, and the Hound is going to go with them. Although many people will be suspicious of him since he used to work for the Lannisters, he has no love for them, is considered an enemy by Tywin, and once he hears of the death of his brother, he would most likely join forces with the Starks and head back to Winterfell with Jon and Arya. A hound among wolves. Though Winterfell is not out of danger. The Wildlings would likely become more of an issue. And like in canon, would raid castle black with all of their forces, and overwhelme the Night's Watch. With over 100,000 men, Mance Rayder would fully take over the Wall. This is made even easier since he'll also be using all 100 giants, and the Children of the Forest who joined Mance in order to escape from the White Walkers. With such a powerful force, the King Beyond the Wall will be the seventh in the War of Seven Kings and will be mostly focused on battling the Starks, Greyjoys, and Stannis. While closer to the south, the Starks continue their war against the Lannisters who have gained reinforcements from the Golden Company. All while preparing for the arrival of Viserys.

Since the Tyrells have sided with the Lannisters, Joffrey is still going to get married to Marjorie Tyrell, and he will still be murdered by Olena. Tyrion will be accused of the crime, have his YOLO speech, and demand a trial by combat. This is important because of the Mountain's death, the Lannisters would have to find a new champion, and Tyrion probably won't need Oberin because he would have Bronn in this timeline since he will have more incentive to fight for Tyrion without the threat of his head being popped. Tyrion would win the trial by combat and be exonerated of the crime of killing Joffery. Since he's an innocent man now he's never imprisoned again, he's never sentenced to die by his own father, which is one of the things that pushed him over the edge and caused him to kill Tywin, meaning that Tywin lives. Cercei would be enraged with Tyrion surviving and she would not let this go. At this point, Jamie would warn Tyrion and still tell him that he needs to leave even if he is innocent, but instead of fleeing to Essos, Tyrion would end up going to Dorne. Both the Martels and Tyrion hate the Lannisters, specifically Tywin, and since Oberin and sympathy for Tyrion, he would make arrangements for Tyrion to stay with his family who may be more accepting of him. With that, Tyrion would remain in Dorne, most likely advising the King, and spend some quality time with his niece Marcella.

When Jon arrives at Winterfell, he finds it has already been taken by Ramsey, who in this timeline is still Ramsey Snow, and since his father remained loyal to the Starks, Ramsey would fall under the line of Jon. Jon would rebuild Winterfell, but he must act quickly as the Wildlings continue their march South. With a majority of the Northern forces heading South and only a handful of men at each castle, the North was easy pickings and the Wildlings would start raiding. House Umber, Karstark, and Stag would all fall under the Wildlings, as they invade Stark land as far as the Blackfort. He will try to recruit as many remaining houses in the North as he can such as house Mormont, Hornwood, Mazin, and a small portion of the Boltons, the rest fighting in the South. This unfortunately gives Jon only 1,005 men, so he decides to hold out at Winterfell and defeat the Wildlings there. Ned Stark did say at one time that 500 men defending Winterfell could stop 10,000. While preparing Winterfell's defenses, Jon and Ramsay would be working very close, and I think Jon would form a bond with Ramsay since he was also a bastard and the two would form a friendship (ironically). Other friendships I could see happening are between Arya and Lyanna since that could become a fun duo. Ramsey probably would not tell Jon about what he did to Theon, but instead would claim that he disappeared when he was retaking Winterfell. This is just me here, but I have this crazy theory that since Jon and Ramsey were so close, like Robb with Jon, Jon would legitimize Ramsey since he's no longer a bastard and now has that authority. Ramsay Snow was now Ramsay Bolton, earning Ramsay's loyalty in the process. I could also see Jon legitimizing a lot of bastards within the North, and adding them to his ranks, which will probably give him the title, Jon the Redeemer. They will get small reinforcements from survivors from Castle Black, one of them is Lord Commander Mormont who never sent out an expedition like he did in canon, meaning the mutiny never happened and he gets to live. He reunites with his family, gives valuable information on the wildling forces, and, in some shape or form, gives Jon his sword Long Claw, like he does in canon.

Now Mance would probably declare the Wall as his and use it as a base for operations for his invasion of the South. As for his attack on Winterfell, he would probably keep a majority of his forces at the Wall and would only send 5,000 men and 2 giants to take the castle. The reason why he only send 2 giants is because he only has a hundred, meaning he'll have to spare them wisely. Jon would lead his forces from the front lines with Mormont and the Hound, while Ramsey, Arya, and Lyanna would help from behind the walls. The battle would be long and fierce, but ultimately the Wildlings' savagery, with the 2 giants backing them, would start to turn the tide. This is where things get interesting because, over the horizon, reinforcements have come, but it's not Robb and the rest of the Northern army, but instead Stannis, with his remaining 4,000 men on horseback who cut down the attacking Wildlings. Although one of the two giants could survive this attack, the giant's honor would compel them to continue fighting, meaning both giants also fall in the battle. Although the Wildlings have lost, the battle may not yet be over, as Stannis now would declare himself victor over Winterfell. Jon, Arya, and all the overs would probably still be alive, so Stannis would be negotiating with them. Like in canon, Stannis would offer Jon to be lord of Winterfell, in exchange for backing his claim for the throne, and have the North remain as part of the Seven Kingdoms. But Jon, being extremely loyal to his brother, would decline this request.

Hearing the news from Winterfell, Robb would be enraged by this, and although he wants to go back North and support his brother, he unfortunately cannot, due to losing many men when taking Castley Rock, something he wanted to do in the original timeline. This decision is made even more trying with the Golden Company joining the Lanister forces, now giving Tywin command over 70,000 well-trained soldiers. However, Stannis says that he'll spare Jon and Arya if he agrees to support Stannis's claim to the throne and allow their forces to unite against the Lanisters. This is unfortunate because if he does declare for Stannis, Robb would lose the support of the houses, so he refuses. Stannis would likely not kill them however since he does have the experience to know that killing Jon and Arya would be declaring war on the rest of Westeros, so he spares them. But Stannis would not go back to the fight in the South just yet, instead requesting a summit with Mance Rayder to discuss terms, and possibly form an alliance to boost his numbers. Stannis would also be taking Jon with him during the negotiations since he is the lord of the North and he has seen the Wildling forces personally. But tensions would be high cause no one could get too close to the Wall without being affected by the Children of the Forest's magic, and if the Skago's lands now belonged to the Wildlings, that means Mance would have found Rickon and would use him as a bargaining chip so Stannis's army wouldn't attack. And things won't be going so well for Ramsay as well, because, during the invasion of Winterfell, Yara would rescue her brother from the Dreadfort and take him back to the Iron Islands. Although with his son returned, King Balon would probably still pull his forces back since there is no way he can defeat the Lanisters or the Starks, nor can he keep attacking the North due to the Wildlings. However, on the horizon, dark clouds begin forming over Westeros, warning them of the impending doom that is approaching. Viserys has set sail to Westeros.

CHAPTER 3

Now one thing that you're probably thinking is, where are Littlefinger and Sansa during all of this? Well, they have been staying in the Vale, which has remained a neutral zone during the War of Seven Kings. Although in the series Littlefinger sends his troops to take back the North, I don't think he'll do this in the new timeline due to the coming of Viserys. Although he could just do nothing and let all of his enemies kill each other, he probably wouldn't because of the possibility of one of the kings falling in line under Viserys, Littlefinger would be at best, third greatest in the new power structure of the realm. Littlefinger instead forms plans of his own - through manipulation, he sends Sansa Stark back to Winterfell and on behalf of the Vale, requesting aid from Stannis. With winter and Viserys approaching, Stannis agrees, leaving the negotiation with the Wildlings to Jon. Meanwhile, the Vale musters its riders, not under Sansa but instead under Yohn Royce, who assembles 52,000 men to ride out, bolstered by the army of Stannis, they now amass a 56,000-strong army. Littlefinger's grand plan is simple, when Viserys lands on Westeros he would at first fight the Lanisters or the Starks, perhaps both, which would cost all three armies dearly. Should any of the kings prove victorious, Littlefinger would be on the winning side and perhaps through later treachery, take the iron throne for himself. Should Viserys prove victorious, he would proclaim that he was no ally of any of the kings of Westeros and only served the Targaryians and perhaps later on, take the one ring for himself. Yet, his insurance is Stannis and the Vale - a 56,000-strong calvary that would wreak havoc upon whatever force remains and cripple the force of Viserys or any of the other kings - enough perhaps for Littlefinger to betray the victor.

Over in Essos, Viserys has left the Warlocks and red priests in charge in his sted, to keep his name alive and his newly expanded kingdom afloat. When Viserys arrives, he lands at Old Town since its vast fields would be great land for his Dothraki to ride on. To take the throne, his plans are relatively simple, march to King's Landing, and leave none alive. While he attacked from the West, Daenerys would attack from the East with their armada. Even though the Ring continues to warn him about conspiring against him, Viserys's pride and arrogance get the better of him, and he starts marching to the capital. He sends his Dothraki to Dorne, hoping they'll either join him or be destroyed, but instead, they are nowhere to be found. Under Tyrion's advice, Prince Qoren Martell sends his troops to Casterly Rock, where they ally with Robb and the Northern forces. Although he still sends his 100,000 Dothraki North to attack the Northern Dorne alliance, Rob's battle strategy and a force now reaching 79,500, Robb defeats the Dothraki, and Khal Drogo, severely damaging Visery's army. But Viserys chooses to ignore this, still focusing on King's Landing. When he arrives, he sends his armies and the Unsullied to attack the Lanisters and the Golden Company, who have gotten word of Viserys coming from Jorah, while he and his dragons fly above and attack the city itself. When he arrives at the Red Keep however, he is surprised to find that his sister is nowhere to be found, instead taking his armada and the rest of his army and keeping them at Dragonstone. Without his ships to fully take the city, Viserys unleashes the dragons and they destroy everything in their path, killing tens of thousands, while he enters the Red Keep. Although there are some guards still within, Viserys with the Ring swiftly kills them, and anyone who even moves, and inevitably, Cercei, Jamie, Margerey, and Tommon fall. And as the battle continues outside the walls, Viserys finally sits on the iron throne, and in his delusion, proclaims himself as king.

Outside, the battle continues. Although Tywin is the far better commander, Visery's numbers prove to be too much for him, as the Lannister armies finally fall, with some survivors fleeing to the Stormlands. This may seem like a victory, but over the horizon, Stannis's army catches them off guard, and absolutely devastate Viserys's forces. As they move into the city, his army still needs to contend with the dragons, but since they are not yet fully grown, their spears and arrows begin to injure them extremely, forcing them to fall back. At last, Stannis has taken King's Landing, but when he enters the castle, he is greeted by Viserys, who would never let Stannis take his prize. Viserys grabs Stannis by the neck and pulling forth the full power of the Ring, Stannis is consumed in flame and is burned alive into ash. Stannis's forces are consumed with fear at seeing their great leader killed before their eyes, and they all charge against the great demon but to no avail. Viserys just hacks and hacks with his sword, their numbers seeming endless, and in a fit of rage and fear, he flees from King's Landing. Since he never bothered to establish a base of operations, and now knowing that Daenerys is against him, he flees to the ruins of Old Town, hiding in the Hightower.

With no commanders leading any of the remaining armies, they all surrender under Robb, who has finally reached King's Landing with his army. Although his sisters are no longer here, and with almost all of the Lannisters dead, Robb has gone too far to turn back now. He has his men take care of the wounded, and as Catlin helps some of the injured in the Red Keep, she gets some valuable information surrounding the execution of her husband. Far in the North however, beyond the Wall, the Night King, sensing the Ring's presence, now stronger than ever, begins his attack on the Wall, more specifically East Watch since that's where he initially wanted to attack in the original timeline. But instead of going up against a mere hundred Crows, instead finds thousands of Wildlings guarding the Wall, who manage to hold off for now. Hearing this news, Mance pulls his troops back to fully guard the Wall. Making King Robb Stark the winner of the War of Seven Kings. However, the cost of this war was severe, with hundreds of thousands now dead. To follow the line of succession, Robb would appoint Shireen as the rightful heir to the throne as a way to try and legitimize his claim as king of the North as well as to appease the other houses who proclaimed for Stannis. He would honor Daenerys's deal with Stannis and make her lady of Dragonstone. Currently, Daenerys is contemptuous of this since she never went on any real journey to learn from, yet the idea of her family's throne belonging to someone else would continue to ponder in her mind for many years yet to come. The dragons would likely head back to Essos and specifically Old Valyria since that is the natural habitat of the dragons. Littlefinger would soon arrive, swearing his loyalty to Shireen and the Starks, and saying that Yohn betrayed him for Stannis. But this does not work, since Robb and Catlin now have learned that it was Littlefinger who betrayed Ned. And I think it would be most fitting for Catlin to cut Littlefinger's throat, because of the years of suffering, manipulation, and torment caused by him. With all said and done, Robb would send the Northern armies back North, while he would continue heading South to Old Town to finish off Viserys, but when they arrive, they find the ruins abandoned. Now the hunt begins.

Back in the North, a dark cloud had formed above it, causing an early winter. Jon would likely somehow hear about the White Walkers' attack on the Wall and would meet with Mance to form an arrangement between the North and the Wildlings. In exchange for returning Rickon, the North would give the Wildlings ownership of the Wall, and help in the defense against the White Walkers. Back with Robb, he has followed the trail of Viserys for weeks now, and it appears that he has been following the western coast North, attacking villages, and trying to get the loyalty of the Iron Islands. When they refused, however, Viserys used the Ring's power to topple the cliffs and the Iron Islands are no more. Theon and Yara can survive this, yet where they go is still unknown, I would guess Dorne, in search of asylum.

Back North, the Wildlings have decided to give Jon Rickon at the Blackfort, a place surrounded by mountain ranges making it very difficult to bring any army through. So Jon only brings Arya, the Hound, and a small force to the summit. At first, the exchange would go smoothly, until a voice in the winds would announce the arrival of the dragonlord, Viserys. He had hoped that the Wildlings would bow before him like the Dothraki savages in Essos, but to his surprise, finds them more defiant and more stubborn since Wildlings bow to no one. Viserys attacks the Blackfort with all his might, causing the cliffs around them to collapse and forcing the Wildlings to flee, and the Starks retreat, now with Rickon. As Viserys sets his sights on the Starks, seeing them as his enemies, he attempts to kill them and get his revenge on Robb. However, Jon intersects him, to try to give Arya and Rickon time to escape. Similar to how he fought the army of the dead for his friends to escape in the original timeline. In a last-ditch effort to protect his family, Jon charges at Viserys with Longclaw, and when their swords collide, Jon falls. It takes a few seconds for Viserys to realize it, but he sees that Jon chopped off his fingers, severing his connection to the Ring for the first time in years. With that, the great Firelord demon transforms back into human form, and due to the amount of destruction around him. Viserys falls off the cliffs and become nothing more but a stain on the rocks. The Hound takes the two remaining Stark children back to Winterfell, Rickon is afraid but glad to be back with his family, but Arya will forever remain traumatized from watching her brother's death before her.

News of Viserys's death would spread throughout the realm, the dark cloud now dissipating, and the last of Viserys's forces retreating to Essos. Although Jon's body was completely destroyed, Winterfell still honors by creating a monument in the crips where the shattered remains of Longclaw. Jon the Redeemer would now live in infamy. I can also see Rickon being betrothed to Shireen as a way to keep the North independent and the realm at relative peace. The location of the One Ring would be unknown to most of the realm. While some would deny its existence, others would definitely be searching for such a powerful weapon. The Ring itself would be lost in the Blackfort mountains, but would soon be picked up by another. After the Wildlings raided his home and the Night's Watch fell, he fled South in search of refuge, and Olly would find the One Ring, and will take it high within the mountains, never to be seen again.

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