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Westeros Watches The Future by GeneralKamil123
Fandoms: Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
01 Jun 2026
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This story is not going to have the GoT characters watching the show. They are going to react to the fanfiction "Father of Dragons" by Naerys Blackfyre (and yes they gave me permission to write this) because that fanfiction is in my opinion better than the show. I highly suggest reading "Father of Dragons" before reading this story.
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The Wolf Before the Hour by eve991977
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, Game of Thrones (TV), House of the Dragon (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
19 Jul 2026
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Jon Snow died betrayed by his own brothers of the Night’s Watch. Instead of finding peace, he awakens nearly two centuries in the past, on the eve of the Dance of the Dragons.
By saving Prince Lucerys Velaryon from death at Storm’s End, Jon unknowingly changes the course of history. Worse still, he catches the attention of the dangerous, one-eyed Prince Aemond Targaryen, who insists Jon is an omega, his fated mate, and destined to stand at his side.
Jon wants nothing to do with the Targaryens’ coming civil war. He knows the Dance will leave their house broken, their dragons dead, and the realm weaker than ever. His only concern is the true enemy waiting beyond the Wall, and somehow convincing his ancestors to prepare for the Long Night.
But history is already unraveling. And with Aemond refusing to let him go, Jon may discover that treating one prince kindly could change the fate of the entire realm.
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The story begins 36 years ago, two years after the battle of God Valley. Luffy, as Big Mom's child, was born. At that time, Roger had not yet become the Pirate King, and the future infamous Four Emperors were still just powerful pirates. The old era was brutal and unforgiving, while the new order had yet to take shape. This "variable" that would go on to stir the world arrived earlier than expected—how would the original course of history be rewritten?
The story primarily focuses on Luffy’s childhood, because little Luffy is just too cute.
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Ask and you will receive: young golden retriever and moody premenopausal omega. Had to step up and wrote some for my favourite pairing. Also, there are so many fanfics, where Maekar is knocked up by Baelor, like he’s the only one with dick in Westeros!
Anyway, this one supposed to be a porn without any plot, but as it often happens to me, in result there’s a plot with not so much porn. I associate myself with Maekar on some unholy levels, and I love him furiously, and I will do everything for him like giving him all love, respect and one well known gentle knight. I refuse to spare my talent on angst, so here you are: mostly happy Maekar, Dunk and the family, that they built.
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Three Flames Bound to One by Anonymous
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
16 Jul 2026
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Before the Ashford Tourney, Duncan crosses paths with Daeron at an inn along the road. The prince knows his face before they have ever met. He has seen him in dreams: the knight who will stand between three dragons, the man destined to change the course of House Targaryen.
Rather than drive him away, Daeron asks Dunk to come closer.
The eldest prince has accepted his path, but Aerion and Valarr will not surrender so easily. The bond may have been written long before they understood it, but not every dragon welcomes the hand that reaches for it.
Soulmate AU: Dunk only wants to earn a few coins in a tourney. Instead, he kisses a strange prince, finds himself bound by fate, and ends up looking after three Targaryens: one mad, one drunk, and one carrying wisdom far beyond his years. For reasons Dunk doesn't quite understand, each of them takes to him in their own way. And though he never seeks it, the path he walks may one day bring dragons back into the world.
