House of Dragon
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The Panther and The Fox by Akanaeaka
Fandoms: House of the Dragon (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
23 Sep 2026
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Gwayne Hightower has always been very good at getting under Criston Cole's skin.
Criston has always been very good at wanting to hit him for it.
Harrenhal, an army on the move, and far too many sleepless nights might be enough to make anyone lose their mind.
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Whilst at Harrenhal, Gwayne receives the news that not only has King's Landing fallen to Rhaenyra, his father is dead and his beloved nephew has been taken hostage. He abandons Ser Criston's company with one mission in mind, to save Daeron, or die trying.
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Daemon actually notices that the bleach blond Daeron is not the real one and manages to take real Daeron hostage back to King's Landing, Daeron's other uncle is very much not happy about this.
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Otto clenched his jaw so tightly that Ormund thought he could hear his teeth grinding, but before any words could be exchanged, the priest’s gaze shifted to the figure standing a few paces behind.
Gwayne appeared to have made an effort to dress impeccably for Mass, and Ormund appreciated that. The dark blazer had a straight cut over the crisply starched white shirt, and the trousers hugged those slender legs. He was still a full head shorter than Ormund and looked even smaller as he stood with his hands clasped behind his back and his eyes fixed on the marble floor.
“Gwayne,” Ormund called, his voice softening even further to sound like a paternal invitation, though the purpose was purely to unsettle his uncle. “Won’t you greet your cousin?”Or: Ormund Hightower is a proud religious leader in Oldtown. He realizes that the best way to seek holiness is by tasting sin on his tongue.
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The Heart of Chivalry by ohnoanno
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), House of the Dragon (TV)
20 Sep 2026
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A strange quirk of death causes Gwayne Hightower to open his eyes again after his death—almost eighty years later, in a meadow somewhere in the Reach, miles away from Tumbleton.
The world he knows no longer exists, and everyone he ever cared about is dead—just as he should be.
Instead of the Siege of Tumbleton and the Dance of the Dragons, what he encounters is a tournament and a giant of a man who calls himself a knight.