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Laenor had allowed himself to be blind to his wife's struggles for too long. For far too long Rhaenyra fought alone against the vipers invading her home while he drowned in his grief and melancholy. But no longer. It was time to wake up and be the Prince-consort his wife deserved.
And it only took one ill-thought-out proposal.
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Or; how the hell did no one point out the differences in appearance between Harwin Strong and Laenor Velaryon when Rhaenyra was looking for a baby daddy?
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The Dragon Who Would Not Die by AteNanaAo3
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
25 Feb 2026
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Daeron dreams of a dead dragon and a living knight, and decides he is tired of waking up to tragedies he never tried to stop. When he retracts his accusation against a hedge knight and steps into a trial never meant for mercy, Daeron learns that changing fate costs more than blood, and loving a man he’s not supposed to costs even more.
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- Part 1 of Baelor "Breakspear" Targaryen Lives
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Daeron gets the luxory of understanding one of his visions before it comes to pass for once, and tries to change something. The change comes at a cost.
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After the chaos of the tourney, Prince Daeron Targaryen faces the aftermath of bloodshed and injury. Searching for Egg, he finds Ser Duncan gravely wounded by the elm tree — and is forced to confront his own guilt.
"His heart ached seeing the knight like this. Daeron did not know much of honour, didn't possess much of it himself, but he recognised it when he saw it. Ser Duncan had done what all knights should, he had defended the innocent. He had started an avalanche of blood with it, but he had stayed true to his oath."
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Born, Not Raised by YoruMurasaki
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
15 Feb 2026
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Feanaro finds out that his father took the loss of Miriel even worse than he did – despite or perhaps even because he took a second wife – when he stumbles across Finwë getting awfully close to Arafinwë. Too close. Far too close.
And since Indis left with her daughters not too long ago, there is no one in the house but them.