Ok but why this wasn’t included? I’m angry AF!!!!!!
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Ok but why this wasn’t included? I’m angry AF!!!!!!
Drakari pykiros
Tīkummo jemiros
Yn lantyz bartossa
Saelot vāedis
Hen ñuhā elēnī:
Perzyssy vestretis
Se gēlȳn irūdaks
Ānogrose
Perzyro udrȳssi
Ezīmptos laehossi
Hārossa letagon
Aōt vāedan
Hae mērot gierūli:
Se hāros bartossi
Prūmȳsa sōvīli
Gevī dāerī
Fire breather
Winged leader
But two heads
To a third sing
From my voice:
The fires have spoken
And the price has been paid
With blood magic
With words of flame
With clear eyes
To bind the three
To you I sing
As one we gather
And with three heads
We shall fly as we were destined
Beautifully, freely
if you had told me in s1 that Daemon Targaryen would become one of my favorite characters in s3 I would have never believed you.
a grown ass man starting to realize of "oh... maybe war and violence and murder and neglecting my children can be bad..." is INSANE.
idc if people think it's out of character or too quick, I'm so down for this character arc and (imo) it's clearly not at a conclusion yet. the last episode showed him recognize for the first time the destruction and pain that comes with war and violence. like i dont think we're going to go into season 4 (or ever) with Daemon a dad of the year pacifist.
Daemon Targaryen laughing at Otto Hightower (House of the Dragon Season 3, Episode 2)
filthy - daemon targaryen
(sequel to selfish, but can be read as a standalone)
pairing: daemon targaryen x fem!master of coins!reader
summary: you plan on stringing daemon along, seeing how much you can leave him wanting you, but unexpectedly he’s called to the stepstones and out of your grasp. When coming back to the red keep after a gruelling war, he’s done playing games with you, and would rather just take what he wants.
words: 4.8k
warnings: smut (mdni), brat tamer!daemon, mentions of blood, rough sex, hair pulling, light slapping, power play, sassy!reader
notes: this starts off with daemon and reader having a soft, cute moment but trust the filth wil come.
The following days you expect to have some good, old fun. The crown is luckily finding itself in peaceful days that prospect peaceful nights. The smallfolk seem satisfied, the realm seems unbothered by more havoc than the kind that never leaves Westeros. Bloodshed, violence, poverty and power will never not cling to the realm like pesticide, linger in every crescent and press itself flat between layers of beauty and happiness.
Still you were quick to be optimistic, finding your guidance and presence weren’t much needed the following morrow, frivolous matters trudging the day along within protective castle walls.
Daemon hadn’t slept all too well, tossing and turning in a bed that now seemed too big and cold for his sole presence; where the space used to satisfy him a vague shadow of you seemed to haunt corners of his periphery, like it had always existed there when in fact he’d never seen you beside him like this. A funny trick, that was, making him miss a thing that had never been in his grasp.
ᴼᶠᶠ ᶜᵃᵐᵉʳᵃ, ˢᵗᶦˡˡ ᵉⁿᵗᶦʳᵉˡʸ ʰᶦᵐ
• ᴮᵒⁿᵘˢ ⁻ ᴹᵃᵗᵗʸ ᶠᶦⁿᵍᵉʳ ᵃⁿᵈ ᴮᵒᵇᵇʸ
Yours. Always. Chapter 6
Hey guys I’m so sorry for posting late but I’ve been ao busy with work😭😭
I finished season three yesterday and my inky reaction is just what the fuck? Anyways I’m having a sort of ‘writers block’ so if you guys have any ideas for the story do not be shy to share<333
Happy reading!!
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Maera was still panting when the guards burst into the throne room.
The doors slammed open with a crash loud enough to shake the torches upon the walls, and within seconds steel surrounded them from every direction. White cloaks, red cloaks, drawn swords, frightened eyes—too many men, too much noise, too much blood.
Aegon stumbled backward until the Iron Throne caught him, and he fell into it more than sat, his hands gripping the jagged arms so tightly that the blades cut into his palms. His eyes remained fixed upon the scene before him, wide with horror and utterly helpless.
Aemond lay motionless on the marble floor, blood smeared across his mouth and nose, silver hair scattered like spilled moonlight around his head. And Maera stood above him, chest rising and falling in sharp, uneven breaths, her shackled hands stained crimson.
Aegon wanted to move.
Gods, he wanted to move.
He wanted to shout at the guards to get away from her. He wanted to be the one to pull her back before they touched her with their rough hands. He wanted to tell her that he’s willing, that he would go with her, that he would fly to Dragonstone and kneel before Rhaenyra himself if that was what it took to end this nightmare.
But his body refused to obey him. The crown upon his head felt suddenly heavier than the throne itself, pinning him in place while the moment slipped beyond his reach.
“Princess!” one of the guards shouted as they closed in.
Maera did not even seem to hear them. Her gaze remained locked on Aemond. Not on the blood. Not on the bruises already darkening beneath his skin.
On his face.
On the faint, terrible smile that still lingered there despite everything.
I’m glad it’s you.
The words echoed through her skull like a curse.
Rough hands seized her arms.
Only then did she react, though not by fighting. Her body trembled violently as the guards dragged her away from him, her boots scraping against the polished floor. She did not look at Aegon. She did not look back.
The last thing she saw before the throne room doors closed was Aemond lying where she had left him, blood on his lips and that unbearable softness still haunting his expression.
.
The walk back to her chambers passed in fragments. Whispered voices rose and faded around her. At some point someone tightened the chains around her wrists. At another, a servant gasped at the sight of her bloodied hands. None of it felt real.
When they reached her chambers, the guards shoved her inside with far less care than before. She hit the floor hard, pain flaring through her shoulder. The door slammed shut. The bolt slid into place.
Silence.
Maera remained where she had fallen, curled slightly against the cold stone. Her breathing gradually slowed, though her body still shook with the remnants of fury and grief.
She did not know when exhaustion finally claimed her. One moment she was staring at the moonlight spilling across the floor. The next, darkness swallowed everything. Yet even unconsciousness offered no peace.
Aemond’s smile burned behind her closed eyes.
Not mocking.
Not cruel.
Relieved.
As though being beaten by her hands had somehow become a mercy he believed he deserved. The image followed her into the darkness.
.
Warmth touched her face. Soft fingers brushed strands of silver hair away from her cheek with a gentleness so careful that for a moment she thought she was still dreaming.
Her body reacted before her mind did. Instinctively, she leaned into the touch. A familiar ache bloomed in her chest. The familiar scent fogged her brain into comfort.
“Jace…” The whisper escaped her lips without thought.
She felt herself being lifted, strong arms supporting her weight with effortless care, and then the softness of her mattress beneath her. Slowly, painfully, she opened her eyes.
Deep green eyes looked back at her.
Not violet.
Not warm brown.
Green.
Her breath caught.
“G-Gwayne?”
Relief softened his features as recognition dawned across her face.
“My lady,” he said quietly.
Ser Gwayne Hightower sat beside her bed, still wearing the dark riding leathers of a man who had only recently arrived in the city. His hand remained cupped against her cheek, thumb moving in slow circles over the bruised skin as though reassuring himself that she was truly there.
Maera stared at him in disbelief. She had not seen him since the day he had been ordered to leave for Oldtown. Back then she had been younger, angrier, certain that the world could not change so quickly. Gwayne had been more than a sworn sword. He had been her shadow through half her childhood.
When she sneaked out of the Red Keep at midnight, he followed. When she climbed places no princess had any business climbing, he climbed after her. When she got herself into trouble, and she had a remarkable talent for doing exactly that, Gwayne was always the one who helped her escape the consequences before Daemon could discover them.
He never mocked her wildness. Never treated her like a burden. Never made her feel like less than herself. And she had loved him for that in the pure, uncomplicated way one loves the people who make childhood feel safe.
Now he looked at her as though safety had become impossible.
“Is this a dream?” she rasped.
A soft chuckle escaped him, though sorrow lingered beneath it. “It is not, I’m afraid.” His thumb brushed gently beneath her eye. “Though I cannot stay long. I came to King’s Landing under orders from my sister. Ser Criston and I leave again before dawn.”
The words struck harder than she expected.
“You’re leaving… again.” Her voice broke on the final word.
Tears burned suddenly behind her eyes, and with them came everything she had been holding back for days—the terror, the grief, the betrayal, the crushing exhaustion of fighting a war that seemed determined to consume everyone she loved.
Gwayne’s hand stilled against her cheek. He swallowed visibly. He did not want to leave her here. She could see that plainly in his face. Every instinct in him screamed to remain at her side, to stand outside her door with a sword drawn and dare the world to try taking her from him again.
But he was a Hightower.
She was a Targaryen.
And their lives had long since ceased to belong to themselves.
“Maera…” he began softly. “I am so sorry—”
She pulled away from his touch with a sharp sound that was almost a growl. Hurt flashed across his face immediately.
Maera pressed the heels of her hands against her eyes, fighting the tears that threatened to spill over. “I’m sick of people apologizing.”
The room fell silent.
“Everyone is sorry,” she continued, her voice trembling with exhausted anger. “Alicent is sorry. Aemond is sorry. Aegon is sorry. The whole bloody realm is sorry, and none of it changes anything.” Her breathing grew uneven again.
“Luke is still dead.”
Gwayne’s expression crumpled. He moved closer carefully, as though approaching a wounded animal that might bolt if startled.
“I know,” he whispered.
“Do you?” She looked at him then, and the raw pain in her eyes made his chest ache. “Do you know what it feels like to hear someone say they’re sorry for killing someone you loved? To look at them and realize they mean it, and hate them anyway because meaning it isn’t enough?”
Gwayne had no answer. So he did the only thing he could. He reached for her again, slower this time, giving her every chance to pull away. When she didn’t, he gathered her carefully against his chest.
For a moment she remained rigid.
Then the last of her strength gave way.
A broken sob escaped her lips as she clutched at his tunic, and Gwayne held her while the storm she had been carrying inside herself finally began to break.
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Much later, after Maera had fallen into an exhausted sleep, Gwayne left her chambers with a heart that felt unbearably heavy.
He nearly collided with Alicent in the corridor.
The queen dowager looked from his face to the closed door behind him and immediately understood more than he wished she would.
“How is she?” Alicent asked quietly.
Gwayne’s jaw tightened.
“Drowning.”
Alicent closed her eyes briefly, grief washing across her features.
Before either of them could speak again, hurried footsteps echoed from the far end of the corridor. Two guards passed without noticing them, speaking in urgent whispers.
“The order came from the Hand himself,” one muttered. “Before sunrise.”
“And the king?”
“He isn’t to know until it’s done.”
Alicent went utterly still.
Gwayne frowned.
“What order?”
She turned toward him slowly, horror draining the color from her face. “My father has sentenced her to death…behind Aegon’s back. I heard the guards talking and came here immediately.” She gulped.
The words hung between them like a blade. Gwayne’s hand went instantly to the hilt of his sword.
“Then we get her out.”
Alicent looked back at the closed chamber door where Maera slept, bruised and exhausted and utterly unaware that dawn was meant to be her last. For the first time in many years, the queen dowager made a choice that belonged neither to the Greens nor to the crown.
It belonged to the girl she had once loved like a daughter.
“Wake her,” Alicent whispered. “We leave tonight.”
“Where is her Dragon?” He asked as he opened the chambers door again, his voice was soft but his movements were rushed as he made his way to the bed and softly lifted Maera up, he did not want to wake her in a fright like this.
Alicent followed him and pulled out a coat from the closet before walking back to the door and locking it. Her heart hammered against her ribcage as she rushed to the hidden passage way.
“I do not know, he hasn’t been seen since she arrived, but for now, we get out of The Keep.”
Gwayne nodded as he adjusted Maera’s body in his arms before following his sister into the dark.
He knew this was treason, knew that if they were discovered his head would likely decorate the walls before sunrise, but a vow made to Princess Maera had never been something he could break. He had promised to stay with her. Always.
Chain Reaction XIII
"...kindness and love together still do not run a household on their own, and I have buried enough Reynes to know which qualities outlast a person and which were always going to belong only to her."
"And you think I might be one who lasts."
"I think you're asking the right questions in the right room," Alannys said...