Book of Realms

Book of Realms

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Long ago, in an age long forgotten, there were five guardians, each one mighty, brave, and powerful beyond comparison. They were the chosen protectors of the Book of Realms, an ancient and magical library that contained books of worlds of wonder beyond the reach of mere mortals. The Book of Realms wasn't just any collection of pages-it held worlds born from the deepest corners of imagination. Each book within its towering shelves held the gateway to a different universe, a different reality, each more wondrous and strange than the last. The key to this incredible library was said to grant its possessor the power to travel between these realms at will. But with such unimaginable power came such unimaginable greed. Dark forces, driven by greed and an insatiable thirst for control, sought to claim the Book of Realms for themselves. The guardians knew that this must never happen-if the wrong hands gained the key, all the realms could fall into parallel. The guardians made the ultimate decision: they would destroy the key to the Book of Realms, ensuring that no one could ever misuse its power. But fate, as it often does, had other plans. Before they could carry out their mission, disaster struck. A dark force, more powerful than any they had ever faced, swept across the realms. The guardians fought valiantly, their strength and courage unmatched, but in the end, their lives and souls were claimed by the darkness. The guardians faded into legend, their sacrifice etched into the hearts of those who remembered. Till this day, no one knows where the key to the Book of Realms is, but legends say that one day, when the time is right, the key will reveal itself.
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All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost, The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring, Renewed shall be the blade that was once broken, The crownless again shall be king. The guardians are an ancient race that once ruled over Westeros. They were made mainly to protect, keep the peace and later on to defeat the white walkers that posed a huge threat to their country. When the Targaryens had won the Iron Throne, the tables turned on the guardians as all of them were wiped out in a matter of months. Elena Snow always thought that she was the only guardian left. It was when Ned Stark had taken her in to protect his family for the rest of her life that she found out that she was kept alive for a reason, that reason being to protect Robb Stark from the guardian they called the Dark One. So I basically wrote this book because I hate it that Robb died. I decided to add a complete new storyline to it but to also follow the original plotline. Btw, this is somewhat multifandom... Like there are characters such as Steven and Sam, Louis etc. that are from a lot of other fandoms. So expect a lot of references! I do not own the characters in this book, exept for Elena Snow (and a whole lot of others tbh, mainly the guardians). All the rights go to George R. R. Martin (poem belongs to LOTR series) Some reviews: @targxryen AAAAAAA I LOVE YOUR STORY PLS UPDATE SOON ♡ @agnight Jon and Elena meet! Quotes are always spot on! You my friend Are an awesome writer! @Icywolfs I love your story btw it's absolutely astounding! :D WARNING: I wrote this story when I was 11. Reading it back now is well... painful. Read at your own risk!

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