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Game Of Thrones: Reborn AS Pokémon

In a world where the faith of the Old Ones, ancient and faceless gods residing in the green wood, once thrived among the First Men and the Children of the Forest, a shift occurred with the Andal Invasion. The Faith of the Seven gained prominence, leading to the destruction of weirwoods in the southern realms, except for the Isle of Faces guarded by green men. However, in the North, the faith in the Old Ones persisted, with every castle maintaining a Godswood and a heart tree adorned with mysterious faces. Unlike other mortal gods, the identity of the Old Ones remained elusive, represented only by weirwood trees, sometimes resembling a horned deity. The rulers of the First Men, instead of adorning themselves with precious helms, chose antler helms, considering them divine symbols connecting to their bloodline origins. Enter Jay, who, after a reincarnation, unexpectedly becomes the God of Life, Xerneas, inadvertently revitalizing the faith in the Old Ones. This sets the stage for a story exploring the clash of ancient beliefs, the resurgence of a forgotten faith, and the mystical journey of a Pokémon deity reborn in a world torn between dead and living.

AmouxCreationsX · Book&Literature
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Chapter 33

In the King's Landing, within the towering walls of the Red Keep, chaos reigned supreme. The escape of Eddard Stark, former Hand of the King accused of treason, had thrown the entire city into disarray. And to make matters worse, his daughter, Sansa Stark, was missing too, her whereabouts unknown.

Within the halls of the Red Keep, the tension was palpable. City guards and Golden Cloaks scurried about like ants, searching every nook and cranny of King's Landing, desperate to find any trace of the escaped prisoners. The streets echoed with the clamor of their boots and the shouts of their commands, causing chaos and confusion among the populace.

Inside the throne room, Queen Regent Cersei Lannister seethed with fury. Her carefully laid plans had been torn asunder by Stark's escape, and the thought of him and his daughter slipping through her fingers filled her with rage.

"How could this happen?" Cersei demanded, her voice sharp as a dagger. "How could they escape just before their trial?"

Around the table of the small council, the queen's advisors exchanged uneasy glances, acutely aware of the regent's wrath. Petyr Baelish, his trademark smirk firmly in place, leaned back in his chair, his eyes gleaming with amusement.

"It seems, Your Grace, that Stark was more cunning than we gave him credit for," he remarked, his tone dripping with sarcasm.

Grand Maester Pycelle, his voice trembling with age, spoke up next. "We must redouble our efforts to find them, Your Grace. The longer they remain at large, the greater the threat to the stability of the realm."

Varys, the enigmatic spymaster, interjected with his usual air of mystery. "Perhaps Stark had help from within the castle walls," he suggested, his voice smooth as silk. "Loyalties are a fickle thing, especially when gold is involved."

Cersei's lips curled into a sneer of disgust. "I want every man in King's Landing searching for them," she declared, her voice cold and commanding. "And if anyone is found aiding their escape, they will face the full force of my wrath."

As the small council dispersed to carry out the queen regent's orders, Cersei remained alone in the throne room, her mind ablaze with thoughts of what might happen next. The escape of Eddard Stark and his daughter was a stain on her honor, a wound that festered with each passing moment.

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Meanwhile, aboard a small merchant ship bobbing on the waves of the Narrow Sea, Eddard Stark and his daughters Arya and Sansa found themselves seeking refuge from the storm of turmoil in King's Landing.

The ship's captain, a weathered man by the name of Jero, had taken pity on the fleeing family and offered them passage away from the city. Little did Eddard know, Captain Jero had his own reasons for aiding the Stark patriarch.

As the ship sailed through the night, Eddard stood at the bow with Arya and Sansa huddled close beside him, a worn blanket draped over their shoulders. The captain approached, a bottle of rum in hand, his eyes glinting with hidden motives.

"Care for a drink, Lord Stark?" Captain Jero's voice was smooth as silk, his smile as enigmatic as the tides.

Eddard shook his head, a weary smile playing at his lips. "No thank you, Captain. We are grateful for your assistance in our time of need."

The captain chuckled, a twinkle of amusement in his eye. "Ah, but it is not I you should be thanking, Lord Stark. It is fate that brought us together on this fateful night."

Eddard raised an eyebrow, curiosity piqued. "Fate, you say? And what fate would that be, Captain?"

Captain Jero's grin widened, his gaze flickering with secrets untold. "Aye, fate. For you see, I have my own reasons for journeying to King's Landing, reasons that may just align with your own."

Eddard's brow furrowed in confusion, but before he could question further, the captain's gaze turned to the horizon, his expression growing somber.

"But enough talk of fate and fortune," Captain Jero said, his tone masking a deeper truth. "For now, let us focus on the journey ahead. Who knows what adventures await us on the open sea?".

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As the sun dipped low on the horizon, casting long shadows over the Casterly Rock, Tywin Lannister stood upon a castle wall overlooking the carnage below. His heart sank like a stone as he watched his men return from what was meant to be a decisive victory, only to be met with defeat at the hands of a foe they had not anticipated.

His gaze swept over the weary and wounded soldiers, their bodies covered in welts and sores from the relentless assault of insects with varying toxicities. Many of them could barely stand, their faces contorted in agony as they stumbled back to the safety of the camp.

Among them was his own son, Jaime, his once handsome features marred by the sting of defeat. Tywin clenched his jaw in frustration as he watched Jaime, barely recognizable beneath the layers of grime and blood that coated his body.

"What in the Seven Hells happened out there?" Tywin muttered to himself, his voice thick with anger and disbelief. He had sent thirty thousand of his finest men to crush their enemies, only to have them return in such a sorry state.

As Jaime approached, his face pale and drawn with exhaustion, Tywin felt a surge of fury rising within him. He had placed his trust in his son to lead their forces to victory, and yet here he stood, barely clinging to life after narrowly escaping death on the front lines.

"You call this a victory, Jaime?" Tywin's voice was like ice, his eyes boring into his son's with a mixture of disappointment and scorn. "You have brought shame upon our house with your incompetence."

Jaime lowered his gaze, his shoulders slumping with the weight of his father's scorn. he remain silent.

Tywin's lip curled in disgust as he turned away from his son.

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