'She was not for everyone, but she was for me.' - 𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐬 [I own absolutely nothing except my own character(s) that's I have created for this story. Everything else belongs to George RR Martin and the creator(s) of the HBO series House of the Dragon.]

Jaehaerys Targaryen should have been a scandal, a rumor, or a corpse. Instead, he becomes the impossible. Born the publicly known son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, he is sent across the Narrow Sea as an infant with Ser Arthur Dayne, seven petrified dragon eggs, and the last fragile remnants of a ruined dynasty. He grows up in exile. In dragonlore. In prophecy. In the shadow of a family torn apart before he was old enough to know it. And instead of returning to Westeros, he goes to Valyria. There, in the smoking ruins feared by the world, Jaehaerys does the impossible-he wakes dragons, masters the Doom, and begins breathing life back into the dead heart of the Freehold. Slaves are freed. Old powers stir. Daenerys Targaryen is drawn into his rising kingdom. And the boy Westeros forgot becomes something far more dangerous than a lost prince. A dragonlord. But Valyria is only the beginning. Because when Jaehaerys finally turns west, he does not come as a beggar asking for his birthright. He comes with dragons, with power, with a realm already taking shape behind him-and Westeros will have to decide whether to fear him, follow him, or burn beneath him. This is the story of exile, dragons, blood, conquest, prophecy, and the making of a king who was forged in ruin before he ever reached a throne. Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction. I do not own the canon characters, settings, or worldbuilding; all rights belong to their respective owners. This version of Jaehaerys Targaryen and the original AU elements are unique to this story.

The Black Dragon Reborn Daemon Blackfyre was a king who never was-a warrior who forged a legend in blood, wielded the greatest Valyrian steel sword in Westeros, and died beneath the banners of a rebellion that would echo for generations. But death was not the end. When Daemon Blackfyre opens his eyes once more, he finds himself reborn in an age centuries before his own with the name Aemon Waters. The Targaryen dynasty is still young, dragons rule the skies, and the realm stands on the brink of a civil war that will become known as the Dance of the Dragons. Yet Daemon has been given more than a second life. He has been given a chance to change the history and with the memories of a legendary warrior, the blood of the dragon flowing through his veins, and the knowledge of wars yet to come, Daemon must navigate a court filled with ambition, betrayal, and deadly dragons. But the more he interferes with history, the more he realizes that the Dance may become far more devastating than it was meant to be. Kings will rise. Dragons will burn. Thrones will be contested. And somewhere between the blacks and the greens, a new legend will be born. Daemon Blackfyre has returned. And this time, he intends to win.

There isn't much could be said about The First Men In the history of The Seven Kingdoms. All the histories says they came way before a dragon ever graced the shores of Dragonstone. They were a powerful people who used nature magic and harnessed it's power way before Valyria discovered their poor excuse of magic. Over the centuries their bloodline slowly began to die out. The only pure bloodline left of The First Men was House Wolfheart, their sigil is a wolf head howling at the moon behind it with a greatsword under it's neck and the background was blue. House Wolfheart has been in the North way before the Starks and has a village and keep older then even Dragonstone. Only one heir to Wolfhaven is left. Lord Andrew II Wolfheart, he lost his parents in Roberts Rebellion. They fought for The Last Dragon and was cut down by Robert and Stanis Baratheon. To spare their only son they were forced to bend the knee to Robert before he and Stanis beheaded them in front of their son as a warning to never cross him. Years later Andrew is now 9 and 10 when he was invited to Winterfell by The Usurper himself. What could possibly go wrong? Welcome To A Game Of Wolves And Thrones!

'something about you made me feel a little more alive and a far less lost' - 𝐮𝐧𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐧 [I own absolutely nothing except my own character(s) that's I have created for this story. Everything else belongs to George RR Martin and the creator(s) of the HBO series Game of Thrones.]

Prince Aemon Targaryen, the eldest son of King Viserys and Queen Alicent, becomes the true leader of the Greens during the Dance of the Dragons. Unlike his reckless brothers, Aemon is calm, intelligent, honorable, and a brilliant dragonrider. While Rhaenyra fights to claim the Iron Throne, Aemon wages a ruthless but strategic war to save the realm from destruction. After defeating Rhaenyra, he refuses to rule through fear. Instead, he rebuilds Westeros, reconciles the great houses, keeps peace with his surviving family, and becomes remembered as Aemon the Golden King, the greatest king in Targaryen history. He later marries a noble princess from a powerful foreign kingdom, creating an age of prosperity called The Golden Dragon Peace.

when king Robert visited Winterfell to ask Ned to be his hand, a wrong detour and he found himself in the training yard where a young Jon snow vents out his frustration on a dummy. With the death of his brother brother stannis, and the death of Jon Arryn, Robert had two positions that needed to be filled. In shorter words, four wolves leave Winterfell rather than three.

Before the Targaryen civil war divides the family, Aegon Targaryen, the third son of Baelon, lives a life defined by honor, loyalty, and a deep love for his family. Close to his brothers and niece, Aegon strives to prove himself a worthy prince to the Targaryen legacy. Bound to his dragon Kaelvix since birth, he faces a world of political intrigue, personal relationships, and looming threats that will test his courage and honor. But as love and loyalty begin to intertwine with the growing tension in the kingdom, Aegon's path may be more complicated than he ever imagined.

Daemon Targaryen always despised his first wife, Rhea Royce. It was a marriage that he was forced into, one that was an inconvenience to him. Yet, after one drunken night together, from their unhappy union springs Daevar Targaryen. As the years pass and the Dragons begin to Dance, Daevar will have to forge a new path away from the Green and the Black. Cover by indirys #1 in ASOIAF, 29/01/2025-31/01/2025

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)