Aegon, upon his grandmother's Meraxes, ascended into the skies, flew with his siblings, and rallied an army fifteen-thousand strong, staking his claim to the Throne and denouncing the tyrant King Maegor. Ambitious, and headstrong, the Prince and his Princess returned to King's Landing, rescuing their brother Viserys and claiming dragons of their own. The young prince Aegon found himself betrayed by those he thought to be friends, thought as weak as his father had been, without any mount of his own. His brother, strong, fearless, but cruel, claimed the Iron Throne as his own, fashioned as King Maegor I Targaryen. The uprising of the faith militant had begun shortly before, trapping Aenys's eldest children in Crakehall. Tragedy befell him in early 42 AC, where an elderly Rhaenys had succumbed from her grief, fell ill, and passed from the world. Rebels rose from all corners of the realm, and the then-King's status fell further which each and every high lord that dared oppose him. His kingship would be much the same, tumultuous, shaky, and unstable. The Prince grew from a weak and spindly boy into a tall and noble man, yet slim, weedy, and unconfident.

Her son, Prince Aenys Targaryen, would grow to know her presence, but never her warmth. Rhaenys would survive, as would her great dragon, but her mind would forever be splintered, given to milk of the poppy. Rhaenys and her dragon returned to the Aegonfort, injured and bleeding. Rhaenys and Meraxes set upon Dorne, on a great conquest that ended in near catastrophe. What if Queen Rhaenys and her dragon had not fallen in Dorne? Rather, escaped free with their lives?

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