Under the Ruins of a Walled City

Children, Wake Up #3

by Hollycomb

Fandom: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)
Relationship: Hux/Kylo Ren
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Under house arrest while Rey and Leia try to decide what to do with him, Ren makes secret preparations for the final destruction of Snoke and writes letters to Hux that receive no response. In prison awaiting sentencing for his war crimes, Hux tries to summon some enthusiasm for his defense against the cries of billions who want him executed.

Words: 477556

Genres: Fan Fiction

1511 pages, ebook

Published December 31, 2016

About the author

I've been in fandom for a long time. If you're looking for more or other stuff, I have more stories in a variety of smaller fandoms on hollycomb at LiveJournal, all my older South Park stuff on formerdinosaur at LiveJournal, and the Sid/Andy stories were originally posted on snooter at Livejournal.

I have a Tumblr account (Holly Hark/hollyhark) as well. Feel free to get in touch!

Reviews

[Alba · Rating 5 out of 5]

Long emotional read. I loved the entire series , specially the realistic look of what a long relationship between hux and Ren would be. The author manages to create wonderful characters. ( I loved Elana and jek)

[Septima Severa · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was... insanely good, I daresay. I enjoyed the Hux chapters the most, that I admit freely. There's just something about him being punished with life sentence instead of the firing squad that makes me happier I guess, especially after the crazy turn that Disney did with the following two episodes. To be frank, the whole Snoke debacle from the movies would be SO MUCH BETTER if it caught a whiff of this Dala and her thousand years' worth of preying on bodies of unfortunate Force users. So much better than that dried fig in golden bathrobe. I could die happy if this concept trickled into the movie script.
This story had me hooked. Even though all the Alliance, Rebellion and New Republic can't convince me about bribery, villainy and absolute corruptcy of the Empire. Because it's running deep in both. Hence I loved the idea of what's been going on in the Tower.