We got to a good enough ending point. Juan is the man who has it all and can fix anything by applying himself correctly.
It all looks normal on my end. Same formatting as every other of the hundreds of chapters I've posted.
I'm working on it. Should have something by Christmas.
I don't know if you know this, but most of human civilization has always existed by lakes, rivers, and the sea. Westeros has the distinct advantage of its waterways all being navigable.
Brandon leaned forward, resting his elbows on the table, his interest piqued. "The new roads are made in the Valyrian style that you and Maekar rediscovered. How are they? Are they better?" he asked.
TV · Illusiveone
Sounds like a reason for FOMO
Oh boy, you underestimate the escalation factor on this story greatly.
I'm so busy these days I haven't even started!
Real life has been incredibly busy, but I greatly appreciate the donations that have come in, and the incredible reception of this pre-sequel. As a quick note, the additional PoV's are not narrated by Aegon this time around, which is why the return to his PoV is labeled - Aegon - instead of - Me -. PoV shifts are not Jorah's unique empathic green sight. They are most likely provided by god-Jorah, and definitely not by mortal-Aegon, who has neither green sight nor dragon dreams.
Book&Literature · JManM
Thank God for fanfiction to save us from the bitterness of botched endings.
"I mean, that's it?" John continued, throwing his hands up in frustration. "All those choices we made, all those branching plotlines—and all the endings are practically the same!"
TV · Illusiveone
I feel your pain deeply.
"I mean, that's it?" John continued, throwing his hands up in frustration. "All those choices we made, all those branching plotlines—and all the endings are practically the same!"
TV · Illusiveone
People keep saying this, but it looks the same to me as usual.
Game of Thrones: Path of the Hungry Bear
Book&Literature · JManM