Percy has been through a lot, being kidnapped, having his memory wiped, several battles, two wars. He does not need anything else to happen. Too bad the wizards, which are real apparently (!?), didn't get the memo. Well, you know the phrase, when in Rome. (Heh, Rome, get it?) (After BoO and during Order of the Phoenix.) [I obviously am not Uncle Rick or JK Rowling.] {Anyone else got that Hufflepuff Pride?}

Everyone loves Sally Jackson, and by extension, her son Percy. Her kindness, charity and loyalty has rubbed off on him, and half of the people who live in the Seam are only alive because of the two of them. Sally is skilled in sewing and healing, and all of her pay goes straight to the hungry, because she knows Percy will bring home food from his hunting. Unbeknownst to her, Percy has also entered his name into the Hunger Games an obscene amount of times, giving all of his subsidies to families like the Everdeens. Percy's life changes irrevocably when Sally is killed, sending him into a deep depression. Primrose Everdeen, the only contestant to Sally in terms of popularity because of her lovable nature, becomes his new purpose, but what happens when Katniss volunteers for her in the Reaping, and Percy himself is chosen next? Will he fight for survival, or for something else entirely? This story pretends that Trials of Apollo doesn't exist. Sorry. Also, disclaimer: I obviously don't own anything except the plot of this story.

Jaime realises Jon's true idenity when visiting Winterfell, remembering a promised made to Rhaegar, Jaime and Jon enter the game of thrones together Book does not belongs to me, Credit goes to the rightful owner Cover by: @tenebris_spell

Ragnar Baratheon is the only trueborn son of Robert Baratheon, twins grew in the womb of his mother Cersei but both came from a different father. And luck was not on Ragnar's side as Joffrey was born first and therefor is the heir to the Iron Throne. But even if his father is cold towards his children and whores around he gave him a strong name Ragnar, the name of a warrior.

Erik Stark is the eldest son of Eddard and Catelyn Stark. Heir To WinterFell, but Erik has followed his own path. Some call him the Wandering wolf. But in his wanders trough the lands he has gained much support from people, many who wished to join him on his travels, some who where given the choice by Erik, pay for your crimes or join him. And now he has a following of 15,000 men strong, who follow his command, who help him protect the North or even other Realms from bandits, pirates, and all the scum in between. Now he and his men are so far known they have gotten the name The Dark Knights.

The Story of the eldest son of Eddard Stark. The first Artos Stark was known as Artos the Implacable. He was said to be the most fearsome warrior of his age. His namesake has proven himself to be every bit as fearsome. Though Artos is many things a Lord is not one of them. He passes the title to his younger brother Robb in favor of battle and adventure. What will he do when he gets a war and starts losing his family. This is Artos Stark's story the book is season 1-8 so I hope you enjoy it. [Any artwork doesn't belong to me. If it is yours or you know who it belongs to I will be happy to give credit or take it down if you wish. All belongs to GRRM and the creators and writers of the show.]

My First GoT Story! Enjoy!

Prince, dragonrider, spymaster, heir to the Iron Throne... Aeonar Targaryen had it all growing up and strived to prove his worth. But when the people he cared deeply about betray him, 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 curse that plagued his family? *Disclaimer*: I do not own any of the Song of Ice and Fire characters in the story or from George R.R. Martin's "Fire & Blood" novel and HBO's "House of the Dragon." Only the OCs included are mine.

Daveth Baratheon is the eldest son of King Robert I Baratheon and Queen Cersei Lannister, the only one of four children she bore her lawful husband. A natural-born prodigy, his intellect and swordsmanship skills are among one of the best despite his youth. But to make it through the game of thrones alive, one must be ready to navigate through dangerous waters. The difficult challenge, however, is to do it without compromising your own ideals. Known far and wide throughout the Seven Kingdoms for his famous reputation as "the Oathkeeper", how will the Young Stag's presence affect the game of thrones? *Disclaimer*: I do not own any of the Game of Thrones characters in the story or from George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels. Only the OCs included are mine. Main storyline takes place 17 years after Robert's Rebellion. A few tidbits are included from the Song of Ice and Fire novels, but the rest is primarily from the HBO TV series.

A young Dragonborn Emperor brings his father's body home to Westeros and Eddard Stark learns about the life his youngest brother had made for himself.