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When the Red Temple claims a common girl as a vessel for the divine, Quentyn Martell is thrust into a game of shadows far more dangerous than the politics of Meereen. It is a tale of a false Lightbringer, a silent girl with the stars in her eyes, and a knight who will spend a hundred years trying to quench the flames of a god.
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The Silt of the Trident by ArmaJanus
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
31 Dec 2025
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At the first light of a grey Riverlands dawn, the mist clings to the sandstone walls of Riverrun like a shroud. A crowd gathers in the churned mud behind the smithy—not for a celebration or a call to arms, but to witness the heavy price of a lord’s broken word.
Edmure Tully stands at the edge of the circle, caught between the crushing weight of his family’s ancient words and the pleading eyes of a girl he once promised to protect. As the war-horns of the Young Wolf echo in the distance, the Tullys are forced to choose between the mercy of the heart and the cold demands of an alliance.
It is a story of the quiet sacrifices made in the name of duty, the names that history chooses to forget, and the high cost of keeping a crown in a land where honor is a debt paid in blood.
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Ysabel Sarneth was a woman of sense and steel, traits her father, the late Lord Vaeron, had beaten into her at the Mill—a keep where spirits were ground as fine as flour. She fled that fortress for the sun-drenched chaos of King’s Landing, trading her father’s shadow for a husband’s bed and the hope of a gentler life.
But Vaeron’s death proved that ghosts have longer reaches than living men. The grief she never wanted has become a rot, turning her mind into a battlefield. To keep her from the edges of her own shattered mind, a cell was fashioned: a room of stone softened by penance, where the walls are muffled by thick, wool-stuffed tapestries and the floor is a sea of heavy rugs—a space stripped of every sharp corner and every jagged truth. It is a "kind" cage, designed to ensure that if she falls, she finds only silence instead of an end.
Tyrion Lannister has spent his life outwitting monsters, but he finds himself powerless against the one living behind Ysabel’s eyes. He can build her a world without edges, but he is beginning to fear that no amount of padding can protect a woman who is determined to break against her own soul.
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A Song of Almost and Not Quite by ArmaJanus
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
20 Dec 2025
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When Tywin Lannister’s youngest daughter, Janna, is quietly betrothed to Robb Stark in a rare moment of political foresight, the match is meant to be nothing more than a polite bond between North and South. But one promise changes more than either house expects.
Janna becomes an unexpected warmth in a home accustomed to snow and solemnity. Her gentleness softens old tensions; her shy admiration for the heir of Winterfell sparks something steady and dangerous in return. And her presence, small as a candle flame, shifts the currents of fate.
With Janna at his side, Robb takes different counsel and makes different choices. Battles are delayed, old grudges thaw, and friendships long broken find space to heal.
But every ripple touches another shore. Cersei bristles. Littlefinger plots anew. And far to the south, decisions made in warmth echo into the cold, with consequences no one—Stark or Lannister—can fully foresee.
In this world, one changed betrothal shifts alliances, tempers fates, and forces the game to be played on an entirely different board.
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The Final Pawn by ArmaJanus
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
13 Dec 2025
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Tyrion Lannister climbed the winding steps to the marriage tower, each turn a reminder of the folly that passed for kingcraft in King’s Landing. At the top waited his father’s newest bride—a girl the court, with its usual talent for spite, now called his 'stepmother'.
She had been the bolder Stark twin, the one who thought she could dance around the Lion of Casterly Rock and live. Instead, her miscalculation had become Tywin’s victory—cold, absolute, and carried out with the precision of a man who’d rather break a life than bend an inch.
Now she lingered in the dim chambers that passed for her new world, bound to a marriage forged in humiliation and Northern pride ground under Lannister gold. Someone had to sit with her in that half-lit exile, to witness what power had wrought and what it feared to look upon.
And in all the Red Keep, only Tyrion dared to open that door.
