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First Part of the Epilogue. Not an overly long piece this time, but I decided not to fall into endless details and mini plot lines that could go on forever. Might end up adding a bit more on the next edit, like I did with the previous chapter.Anyway, you can read the previous chapters in the collection.

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Obligatory disclaimer: I don't own ASOIAF; that honour goes to GRRM. Edited by: Himura and R. Yorkshireman; B. Reader: Bub3loka I also want to thank everyone for their support and encouragement. 4th Day of the 7th Moon, 304 AC The Black Rose, Lannisport Spring had seen warmth return to the land...

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Nightshadeq8

how close are we to the epilogue?

Eric Lachance

It was an enjoyable chapter. The idea of a pregnant Queen Shireen going like "If nobody is going to do anything, I'll just take care of it myself!" is pretty badass.

LordApathy

I'm glad Garlan chose to leave because, let's be honest, if he had managed to kill Robb then Jon was going to fall on him with the same devastating force as an astroid hitting the earth. Ned wouldn't have been far behind either. Do you have any clue what this time period is going to be called. I don't think the seven kingdoms have ever seen this much death and war since the dawn age. Something simple like The Dark Age's maybe or something more poetic like The Great Fuckening perhaps. Either way this story has been great. So rare to get a believable bamf Jon story or a Stark wank story without it being cliche but you pulled it off really well. And I do mean that. It's nice not seeing the Starks be absolute fools and for a story to not just follow cannon with the only thing changing being that Jon gets a dragon. The world building has been incredibly detailed and the fact that it wasn't just a Stark pov added a lot to it. I'm looking forward to the next story.

pangoid

Ser Garlan is your best written character. A very classic, tragic hero. Garlan PoVs were the best parts of any chapter.

Ambrose Young

Turns on Rohirrim Charge theme, the manly tears I weep for such a great story ending but know this it shall go down in history as one t

Ambrose Young

Of the greatest stories I have ever read!

Bantoo

Shireen: "I do not want peace. I WANT PROBLEMS, ALWAYS"