An AU retelling of Game of Thrones in which Aegon Targaryen survives and is raised in Essos, while Daenerys grows up in exile. Their separate journeys across the Free Cities eventually lead them both to Pentos, where the last heirs of House Targaryen are brought together.

This is the story about Aenar Targaryen, otherwise known as Caspian Snow the older brother of Jon Snow. He was forced to leave Winterfell at fourteen and travel to Essos, for two years in Essos, he made a name for himself as the Dark Wolf, due to surviving impossible jobs that no man would ever take, no matter how much gold they would be rewarded. He then joined a small sellsword company, that in time became the largest and powerful force that could rival Westeros. He became the leader of the Sellsword company and its new naval force. They're called the Wolves Brigade. While traveling the seas, he made a temporary stop at King's Landing to resupply, Caspian visited the city, hearing all the stories from the books he read. He soon got into trouble when he witnessed a shop merchant being attacked by the city watch, he intervened trying to put a stop to it which resulted in a full-on brawl that ended the lives of a few city watch members by Caspian hand. Jon Arryn heard what was going on and along with the King's guard went down to the city and saw Caspian fighting the city watch and winning. It took two out of the seven members of the King's guard to subdue Caspian and have him locked up and awaiting Robert's judgment. When the trial started he was questioned about the fight, and he asserted that he was protecting a merchant who was being attacked by the city watch members. This trial would have gone on for hours until Jon Arryn convinced Robert to let him foster Caspian. Robert instantly agrees with Jon Arryn's request and so Caspian would be trained by Jon Arryn in everything, and just like Ned would see Jon Arryn like a grandfather. He spent another two years in King's Landing, becoming one of the most popular people in Westeros. (All rights belong to George R. R. Martin, the creator of a asoiaf, and all art and images belong to their respectful artist)

Born a year after the Realm's Delight, Prince Aerion Targaryen was never meant to inherit the Iron Throne. But the realm has always preferred sons. Cruel where his sister is calculating, merciless where she seeks legitimacy, Aerion grows beside Rhaenyra as her shadow and her sword a dragon hatched of the same fire, but forged in something darker. While lords whisper that he would make the stronger ruler, Aerion's loyalty belongs to one person alone. When the Dance of the Dragons begins, the realm will learn a terrible truth: Rhaenyra may want the crown. But her brother wants the world to burn for her.

Maekar Targaryen first of his name son of king viserys brother of rhaenyra Targaryen

The South thinks it knows the North. It thinks of frozen roads, poor halls, and grim men in grey cloaks. It is wrong. In the North, the wolves have spent generations preparing for the day the rest of the realm would learn to fear them. Redwatch rises on the western sea like a fortress of winter-rich in silver and iron, guarded by beacon fires, Snow Knights, shield maidens, and fleets built to break raiders in the surf. The North of this story is not weak and not patient. It is a land hardened by old blood and older law, built on one truth above all others: the pack must survive. From that North comes Torrhen Redstark, heir to Redwatch-swift as a striking wolf with twin swords in hand, raised to loyalty so fierce it borders on holy. He is the son of a stronger North, a young warrior taught that courage means standing first, bleeding first, and never leaving one of your own behind. In the South, the storm has its own son. Orys Storm, the recognized bastard of Lord Steffon Baratheon, is born beneath lightning and prophecy, marked by the Omen of the Broken Tower from his first breath. Broad-shouldered and powerful even in youth, he carries the strength and fury of House Baratheon in his blood-too large to ignore, too proud to bow, and far too dangerous to dismiss. When Torrhen Redstark and Orys Storm are sent to the Eyrie beside Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon, four boys from different corners of the realm are forged into something stronger than friendship. They become a pack-and when the Seven Kingdoms begin to tear themselves apart, it will be a wolf from the North and a storm from the South who stand at the heart of the war that changes Westeros forever.

House Targaryen were once closer to Gods than men. They flew great fire breathing Dragons across the skies, and soldified their will through Fire and Blood. But those days...were long gone... Now the Targaryens were only Dragons in name, and very truly were considered Dragons... Such was the case of Baelor "Breakspear", who was the Heir to the Iron Throne. Baelor was seen as the perfect heir for King Daeron "The Good", and a true example of what a Prince should be. He was Chivalrous, honourable, kind, and overall a good man, and most saw him as an exception to the rule that said all Targaryens eventually went mad and insane, and when Baelor sired his first son...most assumed he would inherit the Targaryen madness... But as he grew up, Prince Aenys Targaryen, the older brother of Prince Valarr and Prince Matarys, proved everyone false in their assumptions. Aenys may have inherited the Targaryen long white hair and purple eyes, but his personality was far from that of an entitled Prince. Having spent nine years squiring for a Hedge Knight, Ser Rodrik Stone, the bastard son of Lord Donnel Arryn, Aenys grew up understanding just how easy the Royal family had it, and grew increasingly humble and confident, rather than developing the infamous arrogance most Targaryens were cursed with. When he returned, his grandfather knighted him, and the boy immediately travelled to Pentos at just sixteen name days. There, he encountered and defeated Aegor "Bittersteel" Rivers, managing to reclaim Blackfyre for his family, earning him the nickname "Last Stand", even if it did cost him an eye... However, Aenys understood just how fragile Targaryen rule really was without the Dragons, and as such, sought to increase the Crown's popularity by attending different events alongside his father as the King's representatives, and the latest event they had to attend...was a Tourney. At Ashford Meadow... ~~~~~ ALL RIGHTS GO TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS. I OWN NOTHING EXCEPT MY OC.

The Gods had blessed the Lannisters with twins once, and he would do so once more as Cersei Lannister would give birth to another alongside Joffrey Baratheon. Another boy with secrets already sewn into his heart. One troubled by injustice, yet bound by duty. A lion, born in the skin of a Stag. Would he let his duty bind him, or will he let justice guide his hand? Or shall envy swallow it all!

Ser Desmond Tyrell was born a rose. He chose to become a sword. At seventeen, the Knight of Thorns stands among the three greatest blades in Westeros. Betrothed to Princess Myrcella Baratheon and sworn to protect her, Desmond moves through King's Landing as both lion and rose a Tyrell bound to the Iron Throne. But Desmond carries a secret no court whisper knows. Since childhood, he has dreamed of a frozen Westeros. Of banners swallowed in white mist. Of Highgarden buried beneath snow. Of his family dead beneath ice. The dreams come fragmented. Fleeting. Gone before dawn. Yet they feel real. As the War of the Five Kings ignites and loyalties fracture, Desmond must navigate politics, prophecy, and passion siding with lions while his own house gambles on stags, loving a princess who sees him as the perfect knight while he prepares for a war no one else believes is coming. Tournaments will forge his name. War will test his honor. Winter will demand his life. This is not the story of a king. It is the story of the greatest knight who ever lived and the war that made him immortal. (Disclaimer This is a fan fiction based on A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones. All recognizable characters, settings, and elements belong to George R. R. Martin and HBO. I do not own them. I only own my original character, Ser Desmond Tyrell, and any original story elements created for this work. This story is intended for mature readers and contains violence, war themes, political intrigue, and adult situations.)