Inside the Lore of the Rin Duology: A Brief History of House Kaari

I am making this series of blog posts for my roleplaying friends. The Rin Duology is a long Game of Thrones/Resident Evil fanfcition and you shouldn't need to read it to understand my Original Character (OC) Rin.

Now when I write fanfictions I don't always adhere to canon and deviate from it. Sometimes in large ways and sometimes in minor ways. So please ask me about what I know about the canon of either series before assuming. Although I have no doubt some will ignore this part.

This post is about the dragonlord House Kaari. This is an original creation of mine so don't go stealing it or trying to find it in canon.

Crossing the Divide 75

"We don't have time for this." My husband told me and I could hear his voice breaking.

"I know." I said. "Let's hurry."

We made our way out of the room and started to head out of the building. The only thing I allowed myself to focus on now was getting to safety, the emotional pain I would feel in full when there was time. I would allow the feelings of pain and heartache to tear at me until I never wanted to feel again later. Now I had to focus on surviving.

While Alex helped me move, I was still slowed down. I could hardly move from the pain I felt. This became a problem once Alice and her ilk came in. The Rasiki did what they could as did the others around to protect me. Me and my love had to dodge friendly fire and shots aimed at us. I held onto him for strength far beyond the body.

I felt inside myself and found my dragon's gift. Out of my hand blew a great wind as if caused by the flapping of a dragon's wings. Alice's soldiers were thrown into the wall and some out of the windows. I groaned as even that little bit of power had taken a lot from me. I was weak and didn't know if I could survive. If I didn't survive then Alex would die. He could not make it out of this situation without me and I couldn't make it without him. This I knew.

Alex and I rushed by the fallen soldiers and made our way closer to the door that lead outside. Fear was in his eyes as he shot his gun. While he was more than scared, his aim was steady. Of course it would be steady as now it was his duty to protect me. As we got closer to the exit Alice clones appeared and made fighting near impossible.

-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

The Bear and His Maiden Fair

"Does a bastard make love better than a lord or king?" Daenerys asked as she was nearly finished undressing me. "Will he take me in ways that Drogo and Daario never could?"

Every time my Khaleesi had taken a piece of clothing off it became harder to stay still. It became harder to hold my resolve. Her fingers would pass over my bare skin and I wanted to let her do so many things to me. I wanted to do so many things to her. Yet I remained still.

"And that's why I can't be with Jon." Daenerys said once I was naked.

"Forgive me, Khaleesi, but I don't see the lesson." I replied calmly even as I wanted to hide my hard c***.

"Jon would never stay as still as you did. His eyes would wander. You show me the utmost loyalty in the hardest of situations. If I am to be with any man, it's you."

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

You can read it HERE

The Host Review (Part 3)

I talk about the Seeker who could've been the only good thing in this book.

Jash Reads: Animorphs #2 The Visitor (Chapter 4)

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

September 2017 30 Minute Exclusive Vlog (Patreon Exclusive)

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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.