When Robert's Rebellion is won, the songs tell of loyalty, friendship, and the fall of a tyrant. But in the cold North, the truth runs deeper than southern lies. Eddard Stark has learned that his sister, Lyanna, was not stolen by Rhaegar Targaryen-she fled Winterfell of her own will. Benjen Stark himself helped her escape, long before war and madness consumed the realm. And when Eddard finally reaches the Tower of Joy, he finds not a kidnapped girl but a dying woman-cradling a child born of love, not violence. Shattered by grief and betrayal, Ned turns his back on the oaths he swore in the Vale. He no longer believes in the honor taught by Jon Arryn, nor in the southern crowns that burn men for pride. He remembers instead the ways of the Kings of Winter, the ancient Stark lords who ruled when the First Men still walked among the gods. When he rides south no longer as a friend of Robert Baratheon but as a conqueror of his own will, the North rises behind him. The bannermen of the old blood answer his call-not for Robert's Iron Throne, but for Northern freedom. For the first time in three hundred years, the direwolf howls not as a servant of dragons or usurpers, but as a king reborn. Ned Stark returns from the Tower of Joy with three royal Kingsguard in chains, a sister's body wrapped in silence, and a child whose name must never be spoken: Aegon Targaryen, known to the world as Jon Snow. In Winterfell, secrets freeze harder than ice, and every choice is paid in blood. As the South descends into chaos and old powers stir beyond the Wall, the North stands alone once more-ancient, proud, and unbending. In this world, the wolf does not kneel. The wolf remembers. And Winter comes for the Iron Throne.

Jon Snow is the bastard son of Benjen Stark, and it changes everything. Growing up, Jon knew he was a bastard and yet raised by his uncle Ned Stark 'the quiet Wolf', who decided he couldn't let go of any remaining family he had after the rebellion. In 298 A.C, 18 year old Jon ponders about what path he should take, since his father wouldn't let him join the Watch and his uncle dissuades him to do the same, until he and his Direwolf Ghost go to King's landing with Uncle Ned and his host, until everything spirals from there. Or rather, the board is set for him to rise as another 'Aegon the unlikely', but of the North. (Note = Benjen Stark is Jon's father)

After the Kingslayer slayed our father, and my siblings had been taken to Essos- Robert turned his gaze to Dorne, where I the last Targaryen prince in Westeros was taken to be fostered. (A shocking turn of events despite Aerys hating the Dornishmen, but the Spider had convinced him to do so in order to strengthen the loyalty of Dorne to him, instead of our brother Rhaegar, who is married to Elia) He had given the Prince of Dorne an ultimatum, give me up or face the other kingdoms wrath- Doran gave in to him handing me over to the usurper, where I was taken as hostage in the castle that I once called home.

In the frozen North of Westeros, a secret lives within the walls of Winterfell. The boy known to the world as Jon Snow is no bastard at all. He is Jacaerys Targaryen, the hidden son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark-a prince with the blood of both dragon and wolf. Only Eddard Stark and a handful of trusted Northern lords know the truth. Raised in secrecy to protect him from the enemies of House Targaryen, Jon grows into a man respected by warriors and nobles alike. Wise beyond his years, skilled in both sword and song, he carries the quiet dignity of his father and the fierce loyalty of the North. But Jon has no desire for crowns. Though he possesses a stronger claim to the Iron Throne than any living lord, he refuses the path of kings. Instead, he dedicates himself to the defense and unity of the North, serving as Ned Stark's trusted advisor and the silent guardian of Winterfell. Yet peace within the castle walls is fragile. The Stark children, unaware of Jon's true heritage, grow increasingly resentful of the bastard who seems to earn the respect of their father and the admiration of the Northern lords. Their jealousy turns to rivalry, and their rivalry to humiliation. Meanwhile, Catelyn Stark sees Jon as a threat to her son's future and will stop at nothing to remove him from Winterfell-even if it means blood. As whispers spread among the great houses of the North and ancient loyalties awaken, Jon must walk a dangerous path between duty and destiny. For though he seeks neither power nor throne, the North may yet choose him. And when winter comes, the realm may discover that the most powerful heir is the one who never wanted the crown.

In a world where one choice altered the fate of Westeros, Prince Rhaegar Targaryen makes the ultimate sacrifice to save the Seven Kingdoms. When the Mad King Aerys II moves to burn his own family and city, Rhaegar slays his father to stop the madness, sparing King's Landing from wildfire and averting Robert Baratheon's rebellion before it can engulf the realm. In the aftermath of this kinslaying coup, the new King Rhaegar I ushers in a fragile "Dragon's Peace" - a realm not scourged by civil war, yet simmering with uneasy alliances and unhealed wounds. All the Targaryens survive intact - Rhaegar's wife Elia and their children, as well as Viserys and newborn Daenerys - but peace comes at a price: the young king must prove his legitimacy, atone for his father's sins, and unite rival great lords who begrudge the crown he saved. The Dragon's Peace: Book One chronicles an alternate saga of Westeros had the Dragon Prince claimed the Iron Throne in time to save it. Now King Rhaegar Targaryen seeks to forge alliances through marriage and diplomacy, not fire and blood. In the cold North, House Stark withdraws its banners after Rhaegar's act of mercy, yet old grudges remain - Lyanna Stark's honor and Robert Baratheon's heart have been broken for the sake of the realm's peace. In the South, Lord Tywin Lannister returns to King's Landing to serve as Hand once more, even as his pride quietly rebels against a king who once slighted him. Seven Kingdoms that nearly splintered are bound anew under Rhaegar's rule, but each Great House follows a new, uncharted trajectory that teems with intrigue. The Martells of Dorne bask in the favor of their beloved Elia as queen, the Baratheons smolder with unmet vengeance, and the direwolves of Stark gnash their teeth over debts of honor unpaid. Fans of Game of Thrones will recognize beloved characters on new paths - and new characters with daunting challenges - in a gripping tale of what might have been, had the Dragon Prince lived to rule.

Rhaenys Targaryen, third child of Rhaegar and Elia, was just weeks old when King's Landing fell. Hidden away in a nursery, she was saved by a dying maid-and found by Ned Stark. Choosing mercy over vengeance, Ned took the girl north, raising her in Winterfell as a ward under tight-lipped protection. Now grown, with war brewing and a betrothal to Robb Stark binding her to the wolf pack, Rhaenys must navigate love, loyalty, and the truth of who-and what-she truly is. I don't own the world or characters - they belong to George R. R. Martin and HBO. This is a fan-made work for fun and creative exploration.

A Game of thrones (AU) love story between Robb Stark and Daenerys Targaryen 🐺🐉. 18+ TW ( Violence) ( Mentions of war) different timeline so certain events and characters may not be included. (Mostly Robb's POV) (I wrote this at like 3 am when I was kind of delirious so excuse any typos or mistakes in my grammar, Was also originally meant to be a Y/N story, so sorry for any mistakes) Hope someone enjoys this🫶 Disclaimer ( I don't own these characters all rights belong to HBO) only the things I've added to the story

In a Westeros shattered by civil war following the death of Robert Baratheon, an exiled prince emerges from the shadows of Essos to claim the Iron Throne. Daeron Targaryen, the secret son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, has been protected since birth by loyalists who hid him from the massacre that toppled his dynasty. Raised in secrecy in the Free Cities under the guardianship of Jon Connington, he grows into an incomparable warrior and cunning strategist, bearing the weight of the prophecy that consumed his father: the song of ice and fire. At eighteen, with the realm fractured among false pretenders and rebellions, Daeron reveals his true lineage and forges an alliance with the legendary Golden Company. While his aunt, Daenerys Targaryen, conquers the East with reborn dragons, he prepares to cross the Narrow Sea armed only with steel, ambition, and the blood of the dragon. In a world where fire alone can burn everything to ash, and ice alone freezes the heart, Daeron seeks not just the crown, but the union that could save or destroy the Seven Kingdoms. Rivalry or alliance with Daenerys? Betrayal or loyalty from the mercenaries? The Young Dragon will fly home-but the price of the throne will be paid in blood. A story of power, prophecy, war, and desire, where the Targaryen legacy rises anew amid the chaos.

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)

Robb Stark & Daenerys Targaryen Basically What if Rhaegar Targaryen won the Battle of the Trident and Robert's Rebellion was unsuccessful... How would things have gone differently? Read for more details.... Robb and Dany are the main pairing, Jon Snow & Rhaenys Targaryen are my 2nd pairing... could possibly add more later