She was not the sort of Targaryen songs were written about. Born into a house of men and raised in the long shadow of fire, she learns early that her future is not hers to choose. When the path before her narrows, she makes her decision. She trades her name, her face, and her place to escape a fate she cannot endure.

Two superior races rule the land of Tellus: Helios, the children of the sun. Born with the blood of gold. Distinct for wearing their vibrant white long-sleeved garments as they meticulously walk in groups under the broad daylight. Governed with religious beliefs, they find nobility in group decorum. Lunox, the children of the moon. Born with the blood of silver. Unnoticeable for their dark fitted attires as they roam the dark corners of the city in the solitude of the night. Dominated by their own personal beliefs, they show outstanding physical aptitudes that surpass any other race only when necessary. And of course, the inferior race, humans. Born with red blood flowing under their skins. "There must only be one clan feared by all. And that will be us." Then it all started-the cruel purge of the silver bloods. Pools of silver liquid flooded the streets of Tellus under the extreme sunlight. And only those of the five infants were saved-one baby girl so-hidden by a Helios couple and raised as one of their own. But fate had better plans for her on the night she turns 18. "Mother," a voice silently whispers through her ears. "My children will call you that as we stain the night with gold."

[18+ MATURE CONTENT] This story focuses on a nymph in Ancient Greece, when Greek gods and goddesses, and other mythological creatures, walked the Earth. Follow along as she gets caught up in more than one myth involving some really well-known heroes and deities.

"She appeared in the middle of the court, her eyes full of curiosity and fearless wonder. It was impossible to avert your eyes from the young Valyrian girl." Selene found herself inside the story after accidentally ruining her friend's favorite book. It would have been better if it weren't in a book like Game of Thrones. A little too much for a bottle of water. This is a fanfiction I originally posted on Ao3

In the bustling city of Seattle, Dr. Elizabeth Arden is trying to pick up the pieces of her life after a devastating divorce. She's a brilliant pediatrician, but her heart longs for escape, adventure, and something more. One fateful day, in the heart of a storm, Elizabeth takes a hike to clear her mind but she ends up lost, both in the wilderness and in her thoughts. But sometimes, getting lost is exactly what we need because that's when we find our true path. Drawn into a world beyond her wildest dreams, Elizabeth finds herself in a place where dragons reign, and a Queen's destiny hangs in the balance. Now, in a land she knows only from her favorite show, Elizabeth's life is forever entwined with Rhaenyra Targaryen's quest to claim the Iron Throne. With the knowledge of future events and a heart full of courage, she is determined to rewrite history and ensure that the Dragon Queen takes her rightful place on the Iron Throne. But as she fights to secure Rhaenyra's legacy, Elizabeth finds herself drawn to the Queen in ways she never expected. In a world of fire and blood, Elizabeth must navigate the dangerous waters of love and loyalty, knowing that her heart could be her greatest weapon... or her undoing.

Aelinor Baratheon stands out in her family. She doesn't have the golden hair and green eyes of her mother and younger siblings. Nor does she have black hair and blue eyes of her Baratheon father. Much to her father's disdain, she inherited her great grandmother Rhaelle's Targaryen features; silver hair and purple eyes. Had she not been born well after her father had slain his cousin, many would be inclined to believe her to be the bastard daughter of Rhaegar Targaryen. Follow her as she navigates life as the eldest child of the king, through war, love, betrayal and much more.

Visenya, unfortunately, was born into the wrong family and in general she should die according to the curse on the cue, but alas, the gods decided to play with her

In the light of the Breath of Evil's defeat six months ago, Prickle never expected her parents to get the brilliant idea to ship her off to Jade Mountain Academy, despite the constant assassination-attempts and frequent judging glances that seemed to be the norm at that inter-tribal heck-hole. The math/history assignments would be torture, too; and with her first day ending in a strange, surreal dream where a cloaked dragon upon a black throne promises the world in exchange for simple information on the school, Prickle's not quite sure she's the one to investigate the possibility of spies, stop the mysterious figures that seek to do moons knows what with the academy, save the faculty, save her friends, save her grades, dodge the 'sometimes unhappy' principal's disapproval, and stop anything bad from happening. Easy, right? Now, her only issue is a matter of time; all before it's too late.

Lo Quen was in his dorm room playing League of Legends, jungling with Shyvana, when he was suddenly transported into the world of Game of Thrones. There, he became Gerion Lannister's ceremonial slave and was taken into the ruins of Valyria. In that moment of despair, he obtained the True Dragon System, which granted him the power to transform into a dragon. With it, he made a narrow escape from the Valyrian ruins and stepped onto the grand stage of A Song of Ice and Fire. Years later, the world stood united. No longer a humble slave, he was crowned with the blood of the True Dragon and honored with the titles: Conqueror of the World, Dragonlord, Emperor of the Great Empire of the Dawn, God-Emperor of Yiti, and the sole rightful ruler and guardian of Essos, Westeros, and Sothoryos. From the ashes of Valyria to the heights of supremacy, this is the epic of a mortal who became a dragon and conquered the world.

Sc'the is a Dragon, who wouldn't want to be one?! But he's not a normal dragon that people often read about. There was no dungeon for him to wake up endangered by, there was no siblings to bug him, and there certainly wasn't just a strange screen showing what he'd become. There was a Voice too. Oh, but this is Sc'the's second life, and going from a human kid that was starting to give up on life, to becoming one of the most important beings of an entire planet is certainly a shocking twist of fate.