Rin Duology and the Way Time Works Between Realities

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First Person Point of View (POV) is one of the least respected points of views to write with. In fact, it seems to be the most disrespected point of view. I get that it's hard to work with and that many don't seem to know how to write in it.

It always makes me feel so happy when someone tells me they don't normally like First Person POV, but they like when I write in it. That shows people aren't introduced to people who can write First Person POV often enough.

But First Person POV also has its drawbacks. In the Rin Duology, a large Game of Thrones/Resident Evil fanfic I've been working on for over a year, the main character has no interest in exploring the concept of time between realities. Rin doesn't care what happens when she goes to different realities as she only tends to focus on the here and now. She'll think about the future but only in relation to how it'll help her current situation.

As I probably won't get to that part of the lore I've created in the fic itself, I'll talk about it here.

Crossing the Divide 74

"I don't want to be that far back." Lei complained.

Jorah, myself, Jon, Jaime and Bronn were walking with her. She would be positioned on Bear Island in case any of Daenerys' forces managed to break through Theon's blockade. Lei did not like this idea as she had bloodlust in her veins and an excuse for her aggression. Though she appeared angry, I could see a kindness that was trying to break through.

"You have never fought before." Jaime pointed out. "I'm not going to risk your life because you finally decided to kill."

"But no one will break through." Lei pointed out. "You're placing me on Bear Island just because you're afraid for me."

"If anyone breaks through the blockade, it will be up to those on Bear Island to kill them." I said. "You will be one of the most important people in the battle ahead if that happens."

"No one will break through."

"Rin might be a queen, but she can still be a f****** idiot." Bronn replied.

That got a little smile from Lei. She looked at my lover and seemed to calm down. I knew that she was praying for something horrible to happen so that she could fight and avenge Tyrion's death. She had spoken to me briefly about wanting to kill Daenerys and her plan in doing so. It was complicated and would never work, but I didn't doubt the intentions in her words. Lei wasn't dumb and stopped talking once she figured out I thought she was insane.

-This is a Mature Story
-It's a Game of Thrones/Resident Evil Fic
-It's a Jorah Mormont Fic

You can read it HERE

Hella Giveaway (Jash's Dragon Army)

Update: This giveaway is over. I want to thank everyone who participated here. If you can't wait until next giveaway you can go to the Dragon Cave Forums where people will trade and give away eggs. I am also more than willing to breed upon request.

If you would like to learn more about my dragon army you can go HERE. It is constantly evolving and I would love your input on how it is progressing so far.

While the giveaway is over, feel free to discuss Life is Strange. I would love to hear your theories about the series especially theories concerning Before the Storm. If you blog about Life is Strange go HERE to find out how to advertise on my blog.

The first thing I heard about Life is Strange was that it had two lesbian leads which turned out to be sort of true as their sexualities depended on how you played Max. I also knew it had time travel in it and that attracted me to the game.

I haven't played an actual copy but I have looked up videos on it and watched Let's Plays. Maybe one day I'll play the actual game as it does seem to be good. As of posting this, I haven't yet gotten a look at Life is Strange: Before the Storm. That is a prequel looking at Chloe and Rachel's relationship.

One of the things that made me uneasy about the prequel was...well...it was a prequel. Sometimes those don't exactly work out great. But when some of the gameplay was released my fears receded a little bit.
Here's hoping it is a good game with an interesting story to tell.

Figuring my blog readers should get something that I can actually give away.

If you don't already have a Dragon Cave account, you can sign up for one if raising dragons interests you. If you already have an account, pick an egg at will. If you don't have an account and don't want one, please share this with a friend that does.

Here are the eggs this time around:

Benedict Fangor

Fighting a war is hard. Fighting a war as a child soldier is even more difficult. Maybe Tobias was weak when the fighting got too much for him and he surrendered to Visser Three. Maybe Tobias was just being human when he did so. In any case, the son of Elfangor quickly finds himself at odds with his former friends. But he can't go back as he finds a cause more important than any he's known before.

Jash Reads: Animorphs #2 The Visitor (Chapter 3)

I read chapter three of Animorphs #2 The Visitor by K.A.Applegate.

Crossing the Divide 73

"What's your name?" Eve asked as she couldn't stay silent any longer.

"Rin."

"No, that's the name Father gave you in Essos. What's your real name?"

"I never thought to ask. I didn't even know my mother or father."

I hardly remembered the day my pack rescued me. I knew the scent of my mother was strong and smelled like fire. A fire that had been burning since the Targaryen's genocide of my House and would die off with me. Unless I had children with Jon Snow. I would be the first and last true Kaari in the Nightmare. Then again the Kaari were all about change and I had given the majority of my children gifts. What if I didn't have to have children with Jon? What if all of my children would be the start of a new human line of Kaari? Then my House wouldn't die, it would just evolve into something else. It might have been my fear of changing and failure that had held that thought back.

"What's a popular Kaari name?" Eve asked.

"Hisara." Alex said as he returned with Eyrie in his arms. "Lady Hisara discovered ice dragons. She was also the one to make ice and fire dragons a reality. The next stage of evolution for her House."

I smiled at him. He had remembered the history of my House. I wondered if he had remembered such information just to prove he could survive in Westeros. That when he traveled with me he wasn't going to a land he knew nothing about. That would solve one of his problems once he traveled but not all of them. My husband would need to learn how to properly survive without all the luxuries he now had. He would have to learn to live in a completely different society.

When I had mentioned bringing Alex to both Jorah and Jon, they had two very distinct opinions. Jorah didn't like sharing me with yet another man and was wary as he had heard stories about the doctor. Jon, on the other hand, was extremely confused. Eventually he decided he didn't mind. Later I had calmed Jorah down and he grudgingly agreed.

"Is that your name?" Eve inquired.

"Maybe it is." I replied. "Maybe my real name is Hisara Kaari."

-This is a Mature Story
-It's a Game of Thrones/Resident Evil Fic
-It's a Doctor Isaacs Fic

You can read it HERE

Mark Jefferson of Arcadia Bay (Jash's Dragon Army)

This dragon has been named: Mark Jefferson of Aracdia Bay by me as no one else suggested a name. I named him to reference a character in the game Life is Strange. The location of the game is Arcadia Bay and the character is Mark Jefferson. He is a...very interesting character to say the least.

The bio I have planned for him is: