Robb Stark dies at the Red Wedding, but the Gods aren't done with him yet. Not the Old Gods, though, nor the New. Instead, the Valar have decided that Robb is the perfect candidate to help a certain Fellowship save Middle-Earth and encourage a reluctant heir to take a long-abandoned throne. Oh, and Grey Wind is there, too. |LotR x ASoIaF/GoT crossover|

The great houses have been summoned to King's Landing to learn the truth of what happened to their children who disappeared years earlier. Only to learn they were taken to a realm called 'Middle-Earth' and soon recruited by the wizard Gandalf to aid Thorin & Company in reclaiming their home of Erebor from the terrifying Smaug, while an enemy of Middle-Earth plots his return.

Asura and Indra. The sons of the legendary Rikudō Sennin, also known as the Sage of the Six Paths. Asura, the younger of the two, was a pacifist. He believed in his father's ideals, that peace is achieved through bonding with others. By having an understanding between people. However, Asura was no born prodigy. He was a genius of hard work, strong in his own right. Indra, the older of the two, believed in his grandmother's ideals. He believed that humans are incapable of achieving peace, that it was best to force them into submission with a much stronger entity as their ruler. He was a prodigy, born with his father's eyes, albeit a degeneration of it. Unlike his father's metallic purple dōjutsu, his eyes were blood red with three black tomoe. He called it them Sharingan. At first, Indra had been easily able to beat Asura in their spars. It gradually got harder, until the brothers started to tie in their fights. Indra could not accept that his good-for-nothing little brother had reached his level. He just couldn't. Indra was even further enraged when his brother was chosen as his father's successor instead of him. He believed that as the elder and stronger, it was his right. And so they fought, only for it to be an unbreakable draw. These two brothers had a lot of chakra. When they died, they never truly did die. They continued to exist in the world, their chakra occasionally latching on to that of one of their descendants when they are born. And so their feud continued as they were constantly "reborn" in a sense. They never had any memories of their pasts. They only knew that they were supposed to fight a member of the opposing clan. They only knew that their goal was to defeat their rival. The clans eventually forgot the meaning behind their battles, eventually just fighting for the sake of fighting. What if the cycle was broken? What if their memories were retained? DISCLAIMER: I do not own Naruto. Pictures used are not mine.

I drank too much and woke up in the body of a headmaster to a fictional school in a fictional world. Filled with kids with weapons bigger than themselves and people who don't look past twenty. Boy oh boy, this will fun. Random stuff with bits of other franchises here and there.

After Naruto dies while defending the village from the newfound enemies, he travels back to the time when he in the academy but he isn't the only one who deserves the same fate (Definitely naruhina time travel with sasusaku) Begin-24 December 2020 End-6 October 2021 18-#Naruhina