Porque en sus últimos momentos, Lady Lyanna Mormont, defensora de Bear Island y el norte no gritó, rugió.

Taking place after the Battle of Winterfell. Two halves finally join.

I didn't like how The Long Night ended so I'm rewriting it (hopefully with fewer shortchanged main characters). Obviously major spoilers. My first time writing for GoT so I hope you enjoy! Please review.

Así es como debió de haber sido el capitulo 3 :) "Quizás sí podríamos funcionar", pensó ella sintiéndose tan bien en los brazos del pequeño Lannister. No importa si la Reina Dragón, Cersei Lannister o quien sea intenta ponerse en su camino, Sansa era una loba que había sobrevivido a las peores cosas y estaba dispuesta a luchar para mantener a su pequeño león cerca de ella.

Death came for them all that night. But, there was one thing Death had never anticipated and that was Arya Stark.

Oneshot: Eddard Stark and Robert Baratheon had once talked about joining their houses through marriage. Nearly a decade after that conversation, that goal had come to pass. Just not in the way they'd thought...

Gendrya / "Gendry she finds amongst the corpses and bones that scatter the snow." Set on either side of the Battle of Winterfell.

"Did you really think I would leave you?" she murmurs, and Bran knows it in his heart.

He sees her and thinks, this is not the same girl he left behind all those years ago. Then he realises - she is not a girl anymore; she is a woman, and changed in more ways than just physically. (Gendry and Arya reunite)

Ser Jorah Mormont of Bear Island prays to the old gods and the new to trade his own life for the girl he was sworn to protect. What happens when she wakes and finds a man who is not alive, and, yet, not quite dead?

The final hours before the battle from the perspective of the women at Winterfell. Heavy on reminiscing about the road that has led them there. / Each chapter will follow a theme from the song (and what a beautifully haunting song it is). Tags will be added as characters join in. If everything goes according to plan, the final POV will drop right on Sunday.

the songs end the Song of Fire and Ice

Jon Snow, raised by Arthur Dayne, leads the Golden Company in Essos at the age of six and ten. Viserys plans to sell his sister for an army, and while Khal Drogo and his plentiful Khalasar is a seductive option, he can't help but feel that the famed mercenary band led by a bastard is a much more appealing idea. *ON INDEFINITE HIATUS*

A king learns that keeping his word is its own reward when he turns his back on love and marries a Frey girl.

Our magic is the way of the earth and snow and ice

Sansa Stark sering dimintai pendapat mengenai Tyrion Lannister. Ia selalu menjawab: He is a good man. Namun bagaimanakah pikiran dan perasaaan Sansa sesungguhnya pada Tyrion?

There were many Brandons in history of House Stark. Few of them are remembered with moniker that set them apart from each other. This story about a Brandon who brings great change to the North with the help of his siblings.

Tyrion notices Jaime giving special attention to somebody, and it pikes his curiosity. Some spoilers for season eight are in this fic.

Episode 8x2 Review me!

A sequel/companion to 'So Goodbye Until Tomorrow' by Val-Creative and myself. Major character death Bran realizes that maybe, warging into hundreds of different animals to track the Night King may have consequences.

Jamie and Brienne have been through a long night of battle after fighting the white walkers for the survival of humanity. This one shot takes place after the battle. Rated M for mature.

In which the Hound sings a song... (Gendry/Arya)

There was another Stark during those dark times. His name is Rhys Stark (Bastard Son of Brandon) who was raised by his Uncle Eddard and his wife Catelyn & was the cousin to Robb, Jon, Sansa, Bran, Arya & Rickon. His tale shows the destructive effect of war and how hard it is to remain to true to yourself when everything falls apart around you. This story is told in a unique way.

Jaime is forced to stop for a moment, and think about all the things he's done for Breinne, and why. Once he realizes some things, he can't ignore them.

He glimpses Jojen in the corridor, as the wights shriek and gather, Meera's hunting blade clutching in his icy, decaying right hand. Bran remembers so vividly how it slid into Jojen. As if he were melted butter, and not precious, living flesh. Jojen is no longer himself… just as Bran is a mere shadow of what had been Brandon Stark of Winterfell.