You wake up in Westeros - Panic; You also have one of the most broken powers from a world filled with broken powers, so...

Oberyn doit se rendre seul à Port-Réal, mais là-bas il va faire la rencontrer d'une jeune fille, Amerei, qui n'a pas froid aux yeux et qui va savoir l'occuper de la plus charmante des façons.

She was intended to be the next Three-Eye Raven, a warg from the Dire Tribe. But she was more wolf than a raven. A hunter rather than an observer. Rejected from her true fate, Imogen must take the knowledge she has gained from the Children to stop an imminent threat, the White Walkers. However, a Crow is in the way.

Jon is stabbed to death by his brothers. In death, he finds out about his parentage, and a prophecy of waking dragons from stone comes alive, while another of a dragon has three heads also rears its head. "Yes, Orys, that is true. I'm your father, Rhaegar Targaryen, and you are the promised prince. The one who will lead the living out of the darkness."

Rhaegar experiences an awakening, powers latent in his blood line from Valyria are reborn. Lyanna escapes in the night to follow her destiny with haunting words in her mind. Ned finds the wolf, and with it his own awakening. Dragons and Wolves come together to guard the realms of men, and form an alliance that changes the direction of Westeros forever.

In the wake of Eddard Stark's death upon the steps of the Sept of Baelor, he is reunited in death with his beloved sister, Lyanna Stark. Enraged over his failures, she is gifted by the old gods with an opportunity: to seize her brother's body in the immediate wake of Jon Arryn's death and change the fate of the Seven Kingdoms. None know wrath like a she-wolf.

As Jon turns twelve Namedays old, he has a dream with a voice, urging him to discover the truth about his true parents. He will find out many truths, and he will go on to strive, to return the Lands of Old Valyria, and His House back to his former glory. The story starts around 295 A.C Seventh Moon.

Joffrey, a dying man a moment ago, now enlightened, watching the Battle of Blackwater Bay right before his eyes; a battle that had already been won, a battle that had passed a year ago. But no more would he cower, for the knowledge he possesses gives him the tools to play the game like never before—Alliances, sacrifices, blood, betrayals, magic, love, and a whole lot of lust.

Prince, dragonrider, spymaster, heir to the Iron Throne... Aeonar Targaryen had it all growing up and strived to prove his worth. But when he's betrayed by those he thought he trusted, he strikes out on his own to leave his mark on the world - his accomplishments eventually earning him the nickname "the Young Dragon." Will he succeed? Or will he succumb to the cursed madness?

At the beginning of The Long Night, with no hope of being able to stop the Night King "now", Bran sends Tyrion back in time.

After Bran is chosen as King and Sansa secures the North as an independent Kingdom, she has to go home and figure out exactly how to rule. No one ever told her it would be so lonely... until a particular newly-minted knight slips into her heart, so quickly, so softly, she doesn't even realize it. Podrick/Sansa (Also Features a Gendry x Arya oneshot)

In the North, where honour often falls prey to ambition, Tyta Frey is bound by duty to Roose Bolton, a cruel man twice her age. A pawn in a game she never chose to play, Tyta endures a marriage devoid of any kindness. But beneath the cold stone walls of the Dreadfort, secrets and forbidden desires ignite a flame that cannot be extinguished. Spin off from The Road Not Taken.

After Roberts Rebellion, Stannis makes it to Dragonstone before Viserys and his newborn sister can leave for exile. Thanks to Ned, they are spared from execution ordered by Robert and are made wards of house Stark. (Based on the show with a few elements from the books.)

According to an ancient legend, a faceless killer cannot feel human emotions. Becoming faceless, he renounces human feelings. But what if the two best faceless killers feel human emotions again?

After being betrayed and killed by his sworn brothers of the Night's Watch, Jon Snow awakens in an alternate reality, as Aegon Targaryen, Crown Prince and heir to the Iron Throne. Jon/OC

Fate is sealed, Aerys murdered and Robert's rebellion lost, the Targaryens will become extinct, unless a young knight manages to change destiny.

After overhearing Catelyn Stark's plan to send him to the Wall, ten-year-old Jon Snow decides to leave on his own terms. To make his own name in the land to the West.

Queen Daenerys was not above throwing down the ultimate trump card, one that not even her talented Hand could top: "Tyrion Lannister, as your ruler, I command: you will not continue in your post another day without taking a decent vacation." One problem: Tyrion wasn't aware that the Queen in the North had been sent on vacation too. Told in connected drabble chapters.

AU. What if Robert did not marry Cersei Lannister, but her older sister, Contessa? The marriage of Robert Baratheon and Contessa Lannister effectively ends the Targaryen reign. By uniting both houses and making their kingdom whole again. Power and family hang in the balance against the political plots of their council, threatening to tear both the marriage and the kingdom apart.

A collection of short stories and one-shots about all the sex that was not shown to us in the books or in the show [no rape or non con]

Et si Joffrey était réellement tombé amoureux de Sansa ?

Three-part one shot that I've written instead of sleeping.

Woke up in a mad world where human morality had no compass. A world ruled by evil and for evil. Ragnar, previously a wizard with strong potioning talent and weak wand magic, finds himself in Westeros after his heroic demise. He is a man of might, a talented warrior with the blood of half a dragon, as his last name implies.

Dragonlord pre doom si