Daemon Targaryen Imagines

Haunt

Daemon Targaryen x Reader

Requested by Anon​

Halloween event

In all honesty, Daemon had not heard a single word that you had said. It was one of the reasons he liked to stand with you. Other people were so disturbed by the strange predictions and eerie things you muttered that they would avoid you.

This meant that all he needed to do was stand next to you and people would avoid him. More so than they did usually. A lord that had been trying to invite Daemon to his castle for over a year spotted him across the room. Daemon had managed to reach a peaceful place in his mind. Paying half a mind to what you had been saying and the other to the soft birds building nests on top of the courtyard roof, there was a pleasant breeze that gave the warmth of the afternoon pleasantly.

"Prince Daemon!" The man said. Daemon slowly looked away from the birds and watched as you were hustled sideway by the man who opened his arms widely. You stumbled and Daemon watched as you fell. He heard someone over from where his brother was standing, Alicent perhaps, he wasn't too sure. They called for someone to help you up. And a maid was sent over. "Daemon I would love to talk to you about..."

"(Y/N). You are well?" Daemon asked as he leaned past the man and held out his hand. You took it as people nearby helped you brush the dirt and grass off your clothes.

"Yes. Thank you. I landed in the brush." You mumbled as he stepped back so you could stand back on the pathway.

"Prince..." The man started, sounding irritated that Daemon was ignoring him.

"You were telling me about who you would haunt?" Daemon said to you. He said it as if it was the most fascinating topic he'd discussed.

"Oh! Yes! I would haunt Ser Criston and the governess." You said and smiled when Daemon chuckled.

"Prince Daemon." Again the lord tried to move you out of his way so he could speak with the prince however this time Rhaenyra spotted and was across the courtyard to shout at him just as Daemon escorted you out to the halls, telling you who among the guests he thought would be amusing to haunt as a ghost.