Yamata_no_Orochi - Profile

Which one? You do know that time is relative right? Without the the four fundamental forces there is no space and without space there is no time. Magic is like a cheat. Immortalit is timeless. Telepathy can fry your brain or make you a sla*e. Power Nullification makes a time user like a normal human. Omnipotence aka God. Reality Warping is like ''What you're talking about never heard about this think called time''. Teleportation can fo*k up time user (50/50 for that comes down who is smarter). Wormhole Creation can send someone with time powers away (like a universe that is dead or hell and so on).

Unlike what’s been said in the TV show) the mines haven’t emptied, and are considered the best in the world. Even in Asshai, they ask about Casterly Rock, which they believe to be a ‘palace of gold’. George R.R. Martin, at ConCarolinas 2014 [source]

Where do you get this? I asked roughly the same question here : Are the Lannister secretly broke? If they are not, how rich are they really? (in the books) I am rather convinced by the answer I got, and I believe the Lannisters are still wealthy. The two key pieces of evidence in my opinion are: During Robb's campaign in the West, his forces win many battles and capture a number of assets, including several gold mines. That is reported to Robb, and obviously if those gold mines had run dry and been closed, that would have been mentioned. His staff seems to treat them as important economic resources, so it seems implausible. Granted, the mines Robb's armies capture don't actually belong to the Lannister but to their bannermen. But they are all in the same area near the Rock, and it would make sense that they all started being exploited about the same time and in the same way, with the same kind of organization and technology. And it would be logical that the Lannister have the best, the richest, the deepest and the most numerous mines. Globally, if the Lannister's bannermen still have fully operational gold mines, it would seem very unlikely to me that the Lannister haven't. During ADWD, we have a chapter with Kevan's POV where he considers paying the Crown's debts with Lannister gold. He seems unpleased by this prospect... but that's all, he's annoyed, not alarmed or overly worried, in his opinion it is something House Lannister can afford. And we are likely speaking of millions of dragons. If the Lannister were indebted to the Iron Bank, it would mean ultimately paying the Crown's Iron Bank debts (and other creditors) with the Lannister's Iron Bank borrowed money, and Kevan would certainly think twice before trying to run some kind of bank fraud with the Iron Bank. (Plus the Iron Bank itself can certainly put two and two together and ask pointed questions.) It is also impossible that Kevan acts in ignorance and does not know the Lannister's real financial situation at this point. Even if the Lannister were broke and Tywin hid it even from Kevan (which I am not inclined to believe, but let's suppose), now Tywin is dead and one of the first thing Kevan, as new head of the house, would have logically done would be enquire about the family's assets and resources and someone (a maester, a clerk, whoever) would have told him. That secret, however well hidden, couldn't possibly survive his death. So that's it. If the Lannister can consider paying millions of dragons without flinching and probably have functional gold mines, I can't describe them as anything less than really rich. However, I think they are deliberately exaggerating and overplaying their reputation, and are considered by almost everyone to be even much richer than they actually are. Maybe they are not the richest house in Westeros any more. Many other houses have been described as being really rich (most notably the Tyrell), and the fact that they are not bragging about their wealth as much as the Lannister does not automatically make them less wealthy.

hahaha funny joke. Time is like lower end. Lets star with the op powers aka = the four fundamental forces — gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces — that are responsible for shaping the universe we inhabit. - oh there is also magic or Immortality or Telepathy or Power Nullification or Omnipotence or Reality Warping or Teleportation or Wormhole Creation and so many more

Rhaegar was born in 259 AC. Viserys Targaryen was born in 276 AC, So Rheager is around 17 years old.

There are no mountains in the crownlands.

Mountain-Wildlings in the crownlands?

LoL So he is a bast***?

DC Comics' 'no-kill' rule dates back to 1940 when Batman and Superman stopped taking lives. Today, it defines heroes from Nightwing to Shazam. DC Comics laid the groundwork for superheroes as fans know them, but a lot has changed since the 1930s. While the Justice League can implement a no-kill rule among the team, Green Arrow correctly points out that the team inadvertently kills people every day based on who they decide to save. Choosing who to save in a life-or-death situation is one of the greatest hardships of being a superhero. In Batman Begins, he comments that he avoids killing to avoid become like the criminals he faces, believing that doing so will make him no better than his enemies. Superman Wants To Give His Enemies a Chance at Redemption.

In medieval times, steel was made by heating iron over a coal fire over a period of time. So if he uses coal when forging why isn't it steel he creates? It is much more expensive to waste money on an iron sword that no one has a use for. If he made iron nails or copper pans/pots then I would understand.

So the MC has more than half the points (1130) and he can't wait for 2225?

Who could have predicted this? What a twist what a surprise it is an item.

As this story goes so far, I don't even have to read any further to realize that it's an item again.

Bruce Wayne = Wayne Enterprises, Inc., also known as WayneCorp and Wayne Industries -/- You can say that he owns the city. The company can be found all over the city in every way. Then there is the fact that he personally has something to do with almost every charitable organization. Then there are Gindergarten schools, universities and so on that he fenicates. There's a reason why everyone called him a prince (Prince of Gotham) when he was a kid.

You drew yourself incredibly. I think self-recognition is the first step to improvement. My tip for you is that you should fight your excess weight. It's easy to regulate. If you want, I can make you a training plan and a nutrition plan. I also understand that you hide behind vulgar language because you are really insecure about yourself. But that's not a bad thing. You have already taken the first step towards self-improvement, you looked in the mirror and realized that you are overweight with a really ugly personality. So my friend, I applaud you because the first step is always the hardest.

the strength of a giant = giant blood + magic