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被背叛的托尼·斯塔克离开了复仇者联盟。他既愤怒又痛苦，但他不会停止成为英雄。问题是，并非所有人都对他的决定感到满意。

The day after the invasion Tony wakes up and his tower is intact again; everything is exactly the way it was before this whole mess went down. It doesn’t take him long to catch up but he can’t figure out why he’s in a time loop – so he does what anyone would: fuck things up while trying to find a way to fix this. Somewhere along the way, his priorities change and suddenly he finds himself involved neck-deep in Norse family drama, along with some other stuff.

Nine months after being hired, Luke Skywalker is gearing up for his first ever participation in the biggest event on Death Squadron's calendar: the Gathering. A month-long maintenance stop for the whole fleet at the famous Kuat Drive Yards, marking the start of all manner of diplomacy, mass recruitment, military games, and endless activity. As the Head Engineer, his participation was a forgone conclusion, but with his new status as Darth Vader's Home things have only gotten more complicated. With more power at his fingertips than he even realizes, many eyes have turned to the young engineer with keen interest, anticipating the arrival of the mysterious new player on the galactic stage. None more so than a certain Zevulon Veers, who finally sees his chance for escape after months of waiting. But amongst the colorful cast of characters waiting to be met lurk those with darker intentions yet, and between all the diplomatic and military machinations, the shadow of Luke's bounty looms larger than ever, drawing in unwanted attention. Luke is more than he appears to be though, and standing firmly with one foot in a mysterious and fierce legacy, his enemies may find they have bitten off more than they can chew.

Ned doesn't go to Cersei with a warning. He goes to Dragonstone.

Morvran Voorhis, first-ranked prince of Nilfgaard, has been sent to Kaer Morhen on a diplomatic mission. His tasks are twofold: first, negotiate a nonaggression treaty between the wild barbarian Warlord of the North and the Nilfgaardian Empire. And second, ingratiate himself with the mysterious Warlord’s daughter and heir apparent, Princess Cirilla. Sir Cahir Mawr Dyffryn aep Ceallach, a Vicovaran knight, has been assigned to protect young Prince Voorhis on this mission. Prince Voorhis may be the best of a bad lot, but Cahir’s still not looking forward to the threats or the temperature of a winter in the distant North. They both know their mission is a dangerous one. But they don’t know where the true danger lies…and while they know how to navigate Nilfgaard’s treacherous court, they are not prepared for Kaer Morhen. This is a mission they might not survive…and if they do, they might be changed beyond all recognition.

With Thorin and his nephews grievously wounded, Bilbo takes charge. Surprisingly, the dwarves let him. Unsurprisingly, things get complicated. Or: In which Bilbo finishes what they started.

Merlin is Arthur's lover, his manservant, his knight, the grain of sand that will make Camelot into a shining pearl. But the one thing he cannot be is a sorcerer. After Merlin confesses, Arthur is determined to find a way to remove Merlin's magic, to remove the corruption without killing him, and before it can destroy his soul. But magic can only be fought with magic. Without Merlin's powers, Camelot will be defenseless against the next magical attack. And that's not all Arthur has to worry about, because there are visitors to the court, alliances and enemies, and a princess he may have no choice but to marry. To set things right, Arthur will have to confront his father’s lies and embrace the magic he was raised to fear. Gwen has kept her faith in secret even as she listened to Morgana's muttered nightmares and watched Merlin from afar. But when Morgana sees terrifying visions of Camelot’s destruction, the truth comes out for them both, bringing them together even as it tears them apart. Through heartache and hard choices, all four of them must join forces to save Albion and its magic from the terrifying Sidhe and an equally terrifying Uther.

Qui-Gon Jinn did not actually die on Naboo, but he still left a plenty of hurt, rash decisions and consequences in his wake, as well as a padawan unprepared for knighthood and adult relationships. Obi-Wan comes into his own without his master, but in a very different way.

Pressed into the Galra military at a young age, Keith finds purpose and belonging when he is recruited by Prince Lotor. Keith finds a family amongst Lotor's generals, and Lotor himself. But the reality of war requires sacrifices and hard choices. As obstacles pile on and the stakes rise, Keith finds himself forced to make difficult decisions. When forced to decide, though, Keith knows where his loyalties lie. Keith will always choose Lotor. (Summary updated 4 Aug 2018)

In which a mutant too famous to cull is dropped like a grenade into the midst of the peace process, a foolish monarch proves himself secretly shrewd, the power of friendship functions as a force multiplier, and it is discovered that in the Great Game of espionage, the dealer does not always win.

Plo Koon is trying to head off a war before it starts. What’s a smitten Mandalorian Duke supposed to do but follow? A direct sequel to How a Romance Novel Saved the Galaxy dealing with the events of the Stark Hyperspace War.

Mere weeks have passed since Arthas Menethil set sail for Northrend, racing towards the Frozen Throne. Sylvanas Windrunner, from being mere moments from claiming her vengeance, finds herself further away from that goal with each passing day. Shunned, distrusted and hated, her Forsaken are without friends in a world that has no place for them. Beset by the Scourge and the rising Scarlet Crusade and with far too few resources, the Dark Lady grows increasingly desperate. She would ally with almost anyone if it would give her people a chance. The sudden arrival of two unlikely visitors inadvertently leads her to consider a small city state across the sea, reputedly ruled by an archmage with a certain history with a certain prince. A story mainly revolving around Sylvanas Windrunner, Jaina Proudmoore and the Dark Rangers. Several other characters and their relationships make an appearance from time to time. And commentary and constructive criticism is allowed and encouraged, if I need to spell that out.

Din Djarin fights a war he never wanted to be a part of, and Luke Skywalker slowly makes a place for himself in a family he never knew he needed.

The war against Aaravos is over, and the peoples of both the Pentarchy and Xadia are continuing to work towards peace with each other. There's still a lot of work to do, and many old wounds still left to heal - but a lot can be achieved when you have the support of the people who matter most to you. Almost five years after the Dragon Prince was returned home, Lux Aurea is set to host a Summit in the coming spring that will turn the Truce between humans and elves into a more solid and binding Alliance. Rayla is anxious about seeing her family and kin again when she returns to Xadia as a diplomat for the Summit, but first she has to survive the winter in Katolis with a visiting group from Xadia, which includes some of her peers from the Silvergrove, where she is still technically banished.

The Dance of Dragons was one of the most devastating wars in Westerosi history. In order to achieve victory over her half-brother, Rhaenyra Targaryen allowed her son Jacaerys Velaryon to call for illegitimate descendants of House Targaryen to master dragons and ride them to war. In the original timeline, four succeeded. This time, six will succeed. Enter: Maegor and Gaemon Waters.

“Do you think he’ll let you get a picture with him?” Phichit’s voice comes through distorted by the long chain of communications systems and the great distance between them. “I imagine some official photos might be taken,” Yuuri offers. “You should try to work ‘I became a translator because of you!’ into conversation. You know, casually.” Yuuri takes a large sip from his mug of tea, refusing to be baited. “We’ll see.”

“He’s more than just a servant. He’s a prince. And I’m in love with him.” // The bandits didn't see any reason to keep Merlin alive when Arthur was the one with real ransom value. Arthur claims that Merlin is much more than a servant...in multiple ways.

Seeking allies against the Fatui, the Knights of Favonius host a diplomatic delegation from Sumeru. When Jean finds that the scholars think she and Lisa are together, and think better of her for it, perpetuating that mistaken belief seems like an ideal way to win the alliance the Knights need. But the masquerade stirs feelings she's long held for the Ordo's librarian, and her heart soon threatens to cross the lines she's drawn for it. The situation is only troubled further by a former research partner of Lisa's, a member of the delegation, who's willing to go to extremes to get his hands on research that Lisa has long since determined is too risky to pursue.

After centuries of conflict, Asgard and Jotünheim are about to make an alliance during a royal delegation. At first, Crown Heir Thor is set against it and then he meets the third royal Jotünn prince...

Josh stares at John from the hostess’ chair of the ship’s deck the British embassy pretends is a dining table and tries to decide if he’s receiving the world’s most oblivious breach of etiquette or its most blatant declaration of romantic intent.

For the past one hundred years, Hyrule has fallen into decline. Without a ruler, the country has become nothing more than a smattering of clans and villages hidden in secluded corners of the continent, all with their own traditions and authority. Though their people once bowed to the Hylian Royal Family, much has changed, and every clan has its own needs and problems that need to be addressed before restoration is even a possibility. This is the Hyrule that Princess Zelda has inherited: a wild, torn land, filled with nothing but strife and the wind howling through the ruins of a once great kingdom.