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Dirty Hands by IsolatedPLB (OptimisticPLB)
Fandoms: Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan
28 Jan 2024
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Levi knew his hands were dirty.
He knew they were cold and dangerous. They were rough and brutal. They were filthy and covered in blood that would forever stain them. He knew there was no way they would ever be clean again.
But her hands…
Her hands, they were warm and comforting. They were soft and gentle. They were kind and clean.
While his hands were meant to hurt and kill, her hands were meant to heal and give life.
Levi would do anything to make sure her hands stayed clean. But it was hard to do when Erwin was the one washing her hands with blood and convincing her they were still spotless and pure.
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Dragon's Dogma by fleetsixblack
Fandoms: House of the Dragon (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
29 Jun 2026
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Known as the Scaleless Targaryen, Rhaelys spent her life hearing tales of all that she lacked. Yet dragons know their own, and when the war for the Iron Throne slit open the throat of the Seven Kingdoms and consumed all that House Targaryen had built, Rhaelys and Daemon became both the wonder and the terror of their age.
Questions arose concerning the mastery of the Valyrian tongue and the bond with dragons. Many claimed it had come through eggs discovered within an ancient nest, whilst others preferred to believe it was wrought through the sorceries of the DRAGON’S DOGMA.
What few understood was that no sorrow cuts deeper than that of a Targaryen born without scales. Yet a scaleless Targaryen was never destined to win kingdoms. Kingdoms are the prize of lesser men. Dragons are the prize of theirs.
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East meets North by ninjaxzz
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV), Fanfic - Fandom
22 Jul 2026
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In Yi Ti, the Mandate of Heaven is not a metaphor. It is Heaven’s sanction to rule — and history remembers what happens when that sanction rests on a woman’s head.
The last Empress, the Amethyst Empress, was legitimate, Heaven-favoured, and crowned — and still her brother rose against her. Her reign did not fail for lack of right, but because right has never been enough to still ambition.
Since then, every woman who stood too close to the throne has been measured against that bloodstained precedent.
So when Princess Ruyan is born marked — a spirit-walker of the imperial line — the court does not see a blessing.
It sees a repetition.
Even if she refused the crown, others would raise it for her. Even if she stood aside, men would marry her into claims and call it Heaven’s will.
The Emperor cannot crown her without inviting the same war that ended the Amethyst Empress. He cannot keep her close without letting history gather its knives again.
Hence he sent his daughter away for stability for his kingdom but also for her to fulfill his plans for his empire.Series
- Part 2 of Yiti ASOIF