Dragonsnow

Our protagonist also needs to obtain Yin energy at some point. And especially the powerful Virgin Yin hahaha. On the other hand.... Baldr: That boy is a good boy, with two handcuffs on each arm.

I feel like Gemma lasted too long, against someone who for many episodes was shown to fight against adult and dangerous wizards. But on the other hand, I liked the episode. Although I wonder if the actions of the teacher-student romance would be what makes Lockhart have to leave the school. Or will he manage to stay at the school with a great reputation.

and died again hahaha

Now he needs to do what some cultivators do and bathe in the blood of a dead God or Titan. Or even a Primordial. Time to visit cousin Atlas and bathe his body in what remains of Uranus and ascend to the heavens with a Primordial body or some shit like that hahahahaha. Or eat a Dragon, perhaps the Python the old enemy of Apollo. And through that gain the power of prophetic vision.

Patreon possibly.

Well, man... that's a shame. Or not, at most you can bribe him with mountains of good wine from Dorne and the Reach. If you get him drunk, he would no longer have any need for revenge.

I hope Tyrion dies, honestly. I mean, I know he's very loved by fans. But you have to admit that in a feudal society, where there are blood feuds between families, it's rare for someone to be saved. I mean, why would Aenar trust Tyrion? There's an important point in this, Oberyn and Doran. If they've been planning revenge for years, why wouldn't Tyrion do the same? Especially if Jaime and the children die. Tyrion could pretty much keep his head down, but one day he or his children could get revenge for what Aenar does. There's a reason why the Starks killed all the men of the enemy Houses and married their women, or had loyal vassals marry those women. That allowed them not to have to fear a blood feud. The only ones they're known not to do this with are the Boltons. Honestly, as much as I acknowledge that Tyrion is a "good guy", if I were a Targaryen I would eliminate him from the map. And more so with meta-knowledge. Everyone knows that it is like this: Tywin>Tyrion>Kevan>Genna>Tygett>Daven(distant cousin)>Damon(Tywin's first cousin) those are the ones with brains in House Lannister. If the Lannisters are your enemies, they are the main threat. Tywin handing over his son's head on a silver platter is the best thing for Aenar. And Tytos' children are already old. As is his cousin Damon, so his threat is less. Because of stress and butterflies Tywin could even die of a heart attack. And realistically, after his sacking of King's Landing, I can see some citizen having the courage to try to kill either Tywin or one of his brothers. So the biggest threat was always Tyrion. And I honestly would never trust him if he was a Targaryen, if he took refuge in the Rock, he would always be a threat and even more so with all that gold. No, I would eliminate every Lannister. The children could be saved, but the adults would have to be eliminated. I think using Tyrion to kill Tywin, like Varys did in the book would be the best. It's two birds with one stone, if Robert kills Tyrion for the crime of kin murder.

He's going to make a field of fire? Holy cow that's amazing. And even more so if the Volantis army unites to eliminate any survivors, Volantis stands out for being the only city with a professional army and elephants. And it seems that the Red Faith did it better... hahaha But what interests me the most is the number of Khal Drogo's soldiers, I hope this is not the story where they appear out of nowhere. If not that it was a relevant fact. According to what you just said Drogo has 40,000 cavalry very canonical that. But now just to reach 70,000, Braavos and the rest of the free cities are moving. It makes sense, from the external point it seems that Volantis wants to start a conquest conflict again like at the beginning of the Bloody Century. So I can understand why the rest of the city states of Essos would be so nervous. But those 30,000 are interesting. It would be nice to make the story more realistic if they were a large part of the mercenaries of western Essos. So maybe 80% of them, the other portion being the Golden Company, the Company of the Rose and the Wolf Pack (smaller but created by followers of Rhaenyra many years ago). It would be funny if the Free Cities were left without an army to hire. Which would make them militarize again, something they have not done in years. Which ironically benefits Aenar since if he conquers their cities he can obtain part of these armies, whether they are slaves or not.

Imagine if the one who goes around the world meets those with the Shadow element. It makes sense to me, Yin and Yang are one thing in the Avatar world. Light and Dark, why wouldn't those two elements exist? Although since they never met, it's possible that they are two primitive tribes but they shock the world. Since it means that the status quo falls apart. Literally even the Avatars would be in shock, since they technically never received such training from the turtles. Maybe it's even something the Avatar couldn't control. The two tribes would be like the Sun tribe. Hidden and perhaps in a long war with each other, the Fire Nation could bring balance. I'm thinking about Death and Life too, but I think that would be a deeper aspect. Maybe a being like the Avatar with those two aspects and being a human living isolated on a small island with a small population. Shisui practically broke the established balance. The power of the shadows would allow the user to hide in them and move through them, like assassins. As for the light, well Kizaru could be an example of what a Grandmaster would be.

You know, there's something that would be devastating for the Earthbenders on Shisui's part. A Geyser, if Shisui manages to use it against the walls of Ba Sing Se, it would be a hard blow against the Earth Nation. On the other hand, I am Shisui and I recommend Ozai to use the ancient temples of the Air Nation as military posts.