Can I even do this if I've never written a story in my life
Side Note -- I just need to reiterate or iterate what I reiterate later -- my titles are shit they're ridiculous y3ni like if you actually like a concept in here, you don't even need to ask...
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Lupita Nyong'o as Kaerinio oz-Irudy
Iriny might be the most well-travelled of anybody anywhere. In the employ of Tywin Lannister she became intimately familiar with both Essos and Westeros. She would never boast of her accomplishments, not simply because of what Lord Lannister trained her for and turned her into so she could travel so much, but because the price was identity and home. From the few times she was sent far enough North, the Lord Commander would insist on her company and tell her the little he knew of her from when she was found on the Mad King's last tour Beyond the Wall before his death. He wasn't with Aerys Targaryen and Tywin Lannister when they found her as a baby, so she'll never know how she came to be there or what her real name is. She only knows that her name, along with everything else she has they gave her, and for a express purpose. Lord Tywin always said it never mattered what the Mad King saw in a baby, all that matters is that they weren't wrong to see potential in her.
The past several years have been busy, and she hasn't had time for self-reflection. After her recent orders taking her to the fighting pits in Meereen and having to cross the Red Waste, she realizes she's slowly been losing faith in her Lord and become disillusioned without even knowing it. As she finally moves on towards the Dothraki Sea, she encounters a girl she sees potential in. While Daenerys doesn't treat her exactly like Tywin does, she does restore her faith. She's not like the warriors in the fighting pits. And when the Lord Commander's son tells a broken khaleesi about her connection to House Lannister, Dany's vengeance is unmatched and she has no choice but to leave.
But she won't go back to him at Casterly Rock. Lord Commander Mormont's all too happy for her to be at his back. And she can't describe it as happy, but she feels full back Beyond the Wall again. She thought she would appreciate not having to concern herself with Castle Black or traveling for long periods of time with rangers she does not know. Traveling even further north with one boy she does not know and having to infiltrate the Free Folk with him is more challenging than Iriny imagined.
SOME EXTRA : You get to decide how tied she is to the more magical aspects of this universe, y3ni like she could've been on the pyre with Daenerys and survived and found out she can regenerate or some shit and then got dropped or Daenerys could've just exiled her
Idk nothing about these fictional languages so if her name's shit and not making sense, feel free to change
Her and Jon are Partners. Their journey Beyond the Wall's amazing, they're crazy close/intimate and platonic for a good while, and everything with Ygritte still happens
And if you saw my plot for The Magical Hair Ship, then no your eyes do not deceive, this OC's a little similar to my AU Missandei, least her relationship with Jon and the events Beyond the Wall are similar
She probably grows way more than Missandei when she goes north though -- til she met Daenerys, Tywin was the only one who really knew her (she only saw Jeor Mormont a few times and maybe Tyrion 1x or 2x even though he didn't know who she was) and he saw her as a weapon and didn't blur any lines emotionally and even though Daenerys ended up distrusting and rejecting her she was her first step in emotional growth, so now she's back North and she's getting used to making her own choices, deciding what she wants for herself and who she is, becoming a more well-rounded person, letting herself have a personality, etc
