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Elfhame does not easily yield its crown.
Jude Duarte knows this. She has bled for it, lied for it, and learned how to hold it steady while the court sharpened itself against her.
So when she realizes she is carrying an heir, she also understands what the kingdom will make of it: a threat, a weakness, a future to be contested.
Whispers turn to schemes.
Schemes turn to knives.
And for the first time since she claimed power, Jude is forced to consider something unthinkable—not how to win, but how to protect what cannot be fought for in the open.
What she does not expect is that the High King will make a choice of his own.
Because this time, the story is not about who rules Elfhame.
It is about who they choose to become when the crown is no longer the only thing worth keeping.--
Set after The Prisoner’s Throne.
Explores the political consequences of Oak’s refusal of the crown and the instability it brings to Elfhame.Series
- Part 1 of Heirs of Elfhame
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31 May 2026
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Bite the Hand by aebleskiver
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender, Avatar: Legend of Korra
11 May 2024
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Two years in the south and he comes back to a nearly unrecognizable city, and something almost completely inexplicable inside it: Toph, for some reason, has a baby.
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Like everything in Jim Lake's life, fixing the future is going to be a lot harder than he thought. And his knowledge of the past becomes less useful with every change he makes. He went back to make things better, but now can't seem to stop them from getting worse. Can he fix his mistakes before there's no future to get back to?
What if the ending of RoTT was never meant to be a happy ending, but just a set up for a "how the hell is he gonna fix this mess?" part 2?
My sporadic, amateur illustrations starting at chapter 9.