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The Wolf King and the Dragon Queen 🐺🐉

— Comm done by the amazing @beetlebaes ! Tysm

When Robb is 13, the Stark family goes into a museum, it's a day nothing out of the ordinary, except Robb ends being fascinated by an old drawing of the queen Daenerys, that according to info in the small plaque next to it, it's done with charcoal and attributed to her husband, the mythical King Robb, comparing it to the great portraits in the room, is not that impactful and most people pass next to it barely sparing it a glaze, but Robb finds himself transfixed, unable to take his eyes off the young woman drawn on it, feeling an strange of connection to her. It takes a boring Rickon crashing into his leg, to take him out of his daze and make him move to the next room.

After that, Robb starts to being more interested on art, particularly learning how to draw, his intention to be able to recreate the drawing by himself. From time to time he goes to the museum, sits on the bench and tries to replicate the drawing, feeling frustrated that each time he failed to do so. It's in those times when his mother appears to remind him gently, that he is making progress nevertheless, and he shouldn't be so hard on himself.

Time goes by, and Robb is 17, and in his history class, they go with more depth about King's Robb kingdom, of course the teacher reminds everyone that most of his rule has being embellished by popular songs and stories as time passed, which makes difficult to know what was real and what wasn't, since archaeological rests are scarce from that period and a big part of the chronics about that time frame were written a long after King's Robb death. But the most disappointing part for Robb it's the lack of content about the queen Daenerys. Who was she? How did they marry? How many children did they have? On what did she contribute to her husbands kingdom? And most important, did time forgot about her or was she erased from history on a time were only men were expected to be important.

Life keeps going, but still, the drawing of queen Daenerys haunts Robb, an ever growing collection of the same draw over and over again, Theon likes to tease his friend about it, joking that he has spent so much time drawing it, that he probably could do it with his eyes close or sleeping. The truth is that he has mastered the drawing a long time ago, he is able to recreate it perfectly, and yet… is so wrong, something is missing from his drawing that was captured in the original, maybe it's missing sparkle on her eyes, or it's that soft gaze dedicated to the person that was drawing her it's what he is unable to capture, whatever it is, evades him over and over again.

He is 25, when he finds himself in that same bench in the museum in front of the drawing, he still is nursing a heartbreak, the ache is getting duller by the day, but Jeyne's cheating still hurts, so he finds solace in the mysterious queen that enraptured him when he was thirteen. He has being there for a couple of hours lost in his thoughts, not wanting to draw this time or maybe unable to do so, when a voice behind him asks him where the portrait of King Robb it's located since there is barely anyone in the museum and she has no one else to ask for directions. When Robb turns, he is astonished to find the living and breathing version of the woman in the drawing, except she is in full color in front of him, with her pale blonde hair, a polite smile in her pink lips and vivid purple eyes. Swallowing the lump of nervousness that it's suddenly in his throat, he returns the smile and says "It is in the room next to this one, If you follow me I can show it to you, my name is Robb by the way" with a small laugh that makes her eyes shine brighter, she answers "Daenerys, nice to meet you" Maybe the only thing that was lacking all this time from his draws, was color.

In which Bran decides to find a better ending for the world and sends out a new hero and companions to accomplish it.

But competing desires lead to far-reaching changes.

Jonsa, Robbnerys End Games