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Percy Jackson Fanfics that are not finished
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Mystery Work
Part of in hibernation
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This is part of an ongoing challenge and will be revealed soon!
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When Jorah kidnaps Daenerys in Pentos with the intent of delivering her to Ned Stark, things do not go as planned. When Daenerys ends up under the care and protection of the Starks, how will her presence affect everyone around her with the King baring down on Winterfell intent to get his friend to become Hand of The King.
Or What if Daenerys ended up at Winterfell right before the start of season 1, how would she affect things.
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(un)requited by orphan_account
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, The Heroes of Olympus - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
08 Aug 2021
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"And you have a spare bedroom, and I... can I move in with you?" Annabeth could hear the pleading in his voice, the genuine need in his tone. She would bet anything that he was making the trademark Seaweed Brain-puppy-eyes over the end at that moment. A bit of dread panged in her stomach, and a small part of her knew that this would likely end poorly. A recipe for disaster. It was not a smart idea, and Annabeth prided herself on her smarts. But Percy needed her, and as his best friend, she had to be there for him.
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I lack the patience to haunt / Instead, I hunt by dwellingondreams
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
01 Jan 2021
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"I dance in dangerous fables, walk a woods with trees white as bone. It's always winter and I'm always pressing my face against something warm with blood." - Yasmin Belkhyr, 'Blizzard'.
“Men die,” Barbrey tells her, bone-white with anger, eyes flashing. “Men die, Donella. Should Stark’s boy not sire a son on you, and if the Bastard has the Dreadfort-,”
“You speak as if Robb Stark were in fragile health,” Nell rolls her eyes. “You’re being paranoid.”
“Willam was in excellent health until he rode off to his death at Ned Stark’s side,” Barbrey hisses. “Do you think he did not promise me we would have children and a long life together before he left? Do you think he did not promise to come back to me? You cannot know what the future might bring. My lord husband survived a war only to die in Dorne. Men and their promises are not your safety nor your refuge. Land is. Power is. Never forget that.”
(In which Nell Bolton contends with both her mother's bloodstained legacy and her father's bloodthirsty bastard, and along the way claims a beast for a bridegroom.)