Game of Dragonborn.

Chapter 115 - Westeros hears about Braavos.

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Third Person POV.
Westeros.

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The dragon flew over the sea and soon reached the north of the Wall a few hours later, while the turmoil had become even more chaotic after the two declared Targaryens left Braavos.

After all, everyone wanted to know if the rumors that began to spread from Braavos were true, after the news spread through the city like fire—how Jon arrived silently in the city and forced his way to the Sea Lord, then secured an audience with the Iron Bank, which led the institution to declare it would remain neutral in the war happening in Westeros, with many claimants vying for a crown.

However, that didn't stop people from questioning whether they were truly supporting the Targaryens after their visit.

The two Targaryens were described as a couple at the party the Sea Lord hosted the same day they arrived, never leaving each other's side while speaking to other influential people, all the while dancing together.

Daenerys Targaryen's beauty was described as that of one of the most beautiful women in the world, and her Valyrian appearance made everyone understand why that lineage had always been described as a beauty above all others.

Daemon Targaryen, as Jon Snow called himself, did indeed match the rumors—he had a Stark appearance mixed with Targaryen features, and while his traits favored his beauty and he had violet eyes as an inheritance from his father, he was robust, tall, and had black hair, indicating he was also a Stark. His beauty charmed many women, but at the same time, it was described that he didn't care about any woman at the banquet except for Daenerys Targaryen, who also had eyes only for him.

It was obvious to everyone that they intended to take the Iron Throne, or as rumors suggested by some, that Jon had already stolen the Iron Throne with magic and only needed to place it in the right spot. Either way, it was clear to all that Daemon Targaryen and Daenerys Targaryen would assume the roles of king and queen of Westeros.

But the question remained—how would the two Targaryens win the war that was unfolding across the Seven Kingdoms, while everything was in chaos, with Joffrey Baratheon on the throne supported by Tywin Lannister, preparing to face any other force while being pressured by Robb Stark's continued victories.

Renly Baratheon was self-proclaimed king while marrying Margaery Tyrell, and had a good portion of the Stormlands' nobility on his side, along with the Reach nobles, commanding the largest army among the four kings.

At the same time, a third Baratheon, Stannis, declared that since Joffrey was a bastard, the kingdom was rightfully his. He had a small number of Stormlands' nobles, while the greater part of his force was being built from pirates and other nobles from the coastal regions of both the Stormlands and the Crownlands.

In any case, these last two were about to clash at that moment.

And the last self-proclaimed king was Balon Greyjoy, who sent his forces along the coast of Westeros, taking advantage of the absence of the realms' armies to plunder and steal women, as they always did. He launched a strong attack on the North, with Robb Stark being betrayed by Theon Greyjoy.

The Starks were the strangest force, even without declaring a king—mainly because Ned Stark was alive, but not leading his son's forces—they simply kept fighting, helping the Riverlands free themselves from the Lannisters, while the people of the South wished a king might rise from the North, the Trident, and the Riverlands.

Robb had achieved immense victories over his enemies, and the Lannisters were shrinking more and more in those lands. His morale, however, was not in the best shape after the recent events—after all, many bizarre things had happened, and that disheartened them, with Tywin racking his brain trying to find a way to turn things around. He was becoming a joke in Westeros, and one thing Tywin hated most in his life was seeing the family name decline.