“Whispers”

“Whispers”

In Part 17, “Whispers”, of the ongoing Game of Thrones fanfiction “Fire and Ice: A Song of Love and Adventure”, an author under the pseudonym of “WesterosWanderer” mentions the ancient Irish script Ogham. Republished from Tumblr.

In the heart of Westeros, where intrigue and danger lurked at every corner, two unlikely souls found themselves drawn together by the threads of fate.

Jon Snow, the brooding Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, and Daenerys Targaryen, the fierce Mother of Dragons, had both endured their fair share of trials. But amidst the chaos of the realm, they found solace in each other’s company.

Their love blossomed like a rare and beautiful flower in the harsh landscape of Westeros. Together, they embarked on daring adventures, their romance a beacon of hope in a world where betrayal and power struggles often ruled the day.

One fateful night, as they sat by the fireside in Dragonstone, Jon spoke softly to Daenerys, his eyes reflecting the flames dancing before them. “You know, my love,” he began, “I once stumbled upon an ancient scroll, written in the mysterious Ogham script. It spoke of a love that could conquer empires, a love as strong as the Valyrian steel.”

Daenerys turned to him, her heart swelling with affection. “And what did this scroll say, my brave Jon?”

Jon smiled, his fingers gently tracing the outline of her hand. “It said that in the face of adversity, love would be our greatest adventure, our most enduring quest.”

Their lips met in a tender kiss, sealing their commitment to each other and to the extraordinary journey they had embarked upon. For in each other’s arms, they had found not only love but also the strength to face the challenges of their world, and together, they would carve their own destiny amidst the trials and tribulations of the Seven Kingdoms.

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