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Well, you have to remember that Corlys legitimized two other bastards as Velaryons when he could have just taken one of his cousins as heirs, Addam and Alyn Velaryon are a thing, Rhaenys doesn't like bastards and see them as the others do, but it very obvious to us that Corlys does not approach the concept of bastardry as others do.
"You know what." He answered. "That boy has not a single speck of your blood; it took him weeks to catch his sea legs, his puke coloring the sea all along. How could a Velaryon be so uncomfortable in a ship?"
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
Because that's what Corlys was like, he's well traveled and very experienced, and he knows that blood doesn't matter, that what truly matters is the name, as long as they're dragon riders I don't think he cares what they are.
"You know what." He answered. "That boy has not a single speck of your blood; it took him weeks to catch his sea legs, his puke coloring the sea all along. How could a Velaryon be so uncomfortable in a ship?"
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
The theory is that the Long Night doesn't just allude to the white walker, but to all sorts of magical menaces all over the world, so Long Night comes = White walkers + dragons + whatever is in Yi-ti + whatever is in Sorothyros
Well... Here was the evidence of the existence of these very gods. Without much thought, I accepted the mission... As I doubt I could survive this even in Essos, considering the legends of the Long Night inherent in every religion and people in this world...
Dragon from Winterfell
Book&Literature · Arcane_Eso
Catelyn's depiction in fanfiction if much too overestimating her hate for Jon, she certainly doesn't like him, but all she does is ignore him instead of actively working against him. The only thing she'll vehemently refuse is to make him Robb's heir(which she did in the books)
Well... What to do? My thoughts were primarily about Lady Stark, as my relationships with other members of the Stark family were generally good. But Lady Stark, to put it mildly, hated me with all her heart... If I am correct, she fears that I might usurp Robb's place...
Dragon from Winterfell
Book&Literature · Arcane_Eso
I don't think that's quite right, can you give me the link ?
"It was my Grandsire and namesake, Baelon Targaryen who rode the dragon. In your logic, it was my father's right to claim the dragon, not your mother. Should he have taken her eye too? Tell me."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
That's not really THAT impressive, I mean it's great sure, but you can find a LOT of people with the same achievements. There are 8 years old people in college nowadays.
At only 16 years old, he had completed high school and received scholarships to pursue his desired field of study. His initial choice was biology, which he completed in just 2 years. This brought him recognition around the world, thanks to technology and social media.
Halo Reborn
Video Games · Dr_Dred
No, the closest thing Dorne had to a city was planky town, which was basically a large town.
"I take your oaths with dignity and my utmost appreciation, and to reward my new subjects, I declare Lord Alleras Dayne to be the Lord Paramount of Dorne with all the benefits and responsibilities that come with such a position. In addition, the town of Starfall shall be bestowed a City charter of its own, to be elevated as the center of the Kingdom, and to showcase our generosity in the face of accomplishment." He smiled down at the purple eyed lord. "I always thought it was a travesty that Dorne had no city of its own, and I hope for Starfall to grow to be a magnificent one indeed."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
That's just wrong, Laena just claimed it since it was free.
"It was my Grandsire and namesake, Baelon Targaryen who rode the dragon. In your logic, it was my father's right to claim the dragon, not your mother. Should he have taken her eye too? Tell me."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
not rly? Just not really keen on writing it for now.
ch 0 9 Interlude 1.b
Worm: Accelerator
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
I'm talking about the Targaryen's monopoly on dragons, the thing is that at the onset of the dance the royal house was at a very precarious position dragon wise, there were several male members of the family but not enough females, that means that there's going to be a lot more people with dragons with ties to outside families, then there's the Velaryons, who establish a very dangerous precedent allowing a person without the last name Targaryen to claim dragons, it means that if the royal family wants to create alliance through marriage they're forced to use male members, further isolating them politically. Plus as dragons multiply the likelyhood of a random dragonseed to claim one and just run with it becomes higher and higher as time goes on. The Targaryens may be at the height of their powers before the civil war, but their source of power was in jeopardy, the dance put an end to that (even at great loss to the royal family)
ch 21 Cosymo Rogare I
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
I'd like to think that the conquest of dorne and the evasion of the dance should have actual consequences, I'll increasingly focus on those changes, alongside the developments brought about the MC's existance. I will just say this, not all consequences are actually good, the dance -as catastrophic as it was- actually fixed a lot of issues
ch 21 Cosymo Rogare I
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
dude, the advantage is that you have to get TRAUMATISED for a powerup, doesn't matter what power you're giving me, I ain't doing that.
He then wore his usual clothes, white pants and a white shirt with the Uchiha symbol on the back, 'Uchiha, huh... The advantages still outweigh the disadvantages.' Isaac mused as he walked into the living room.
Naruto: Shadows Of Perfection
Anime & Comics · VQuintessence
No they don't, I ain't gonna suffer for no power up man.
He then wore his usual clothes, white pants and a white shirt with the Uchiha symbol on the back, 'Uchiha, huh... The advantages still outweigh the disadvantages.' Isaac mused as he walked into the living room.
Naruto: Shadows Of Perfection
Anime & Comics · VQuintessence
No, the idea that if a woman marries into another house then her sons and daughters would be dragonriders that aren't Valyrian. Again, the Velaryons exist, so any family that marries a female targaryen will have the right to argue for dragons through her sons. That was a huge blunder from Jaehaerys, he should have forbidden Corlys' children from claiming/birthing dragons, and crippled their house if they did so, assuring their monopolies. Now the Targaryend are forced to marry their females into the family.
"That would work for Aegon, but Helaena is a woman, whoever she marries would receive a dragon, which is a dangerous precedent."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
I actually like comments that tell me what to do, not that I'll listen to them, of course. But even though things are pretty streched out in my mind for this fic from time to time someone gives me an idea that I'll implement, like Baelon helpin his in laws get a navy.
So I want to make a disclaimer, this story is going to match my preferences, we're going to put increasing focus into the Baelon's siblings and nephews until the first climax, where things are gonna get much more active and exciting.
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
Dude you can't delete reviews as long as they're not trolls, that's so fcked up.
A/N: Hahaha so funny, there this one guy Bloodicys who leaves a negative review. I deleted it and he keeps whining that I keep deleting his review. Well, sorry buddy. I'm auto deleting negative reviews. Why? So I get to annoy you. Hehehehe what you can you do about it, huh? Bite me! Why are you even here? I mean why are you so worked up with something so simple? If you don't like this book, just don't read it. Auron told you at the beginning to unlist this to your library and live a normal life. Why so serious? Daddy chill, ok? And then I visited his profile and I guessed what I've found? I saw he had a full list of negative review in a lot of novels. Is this your hobby? If your that great then I why don't you create your own. I promise I'm going to support you. Look, I'm not begging for anyone's vote, nor powerstones. I'm not even vying for a competition cause I admit I'm just a beginner author. I had a LOT of lapses. I just wanna do it for fun and this book is for fun people. We already have so much negativity in our own society, why spread it here? Remember this is free, I'm not taking your money so don't bother to waste your time and my time. I'm a petty author so I don't accept criticisms in reviews section. Do it in the comments section instead. Why? To leave some room for new readers to try and experience it themselves instead of reading negatives reviews losing interests in their first glance. Let them judge for themselves.
Game of Thrones: Auron Blackfyre's Tale
TV · Inkbot
There IS, Daenaerys' side POV's were always my favourite, we discover most of the Essos trivia through her side of the story. Plus Westeros also has its own fair share of crazy sh$t, it was just cut off in the series probably due to budget concerns.
"Eh… I'd put my money on Yi-Ti." Baelon disagrees. "Plus there are signs of an even bigger, more prosperous civilization, there are many ruins of ancient structures made of unbreakable black stone, from the Hightower all the way to Asshai by the shadow. Maybe they are ruins of an even more prosperous empire than any one known to mankind."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
It's not a flashback, it's 122 AC, Daeron was born at 114 AC, he's 8 years old.
Daeron looks up to his father, a determined gaze on his face. "Good morning father, I thought as your cupbearer, it'll be much easier for me to eat breakfast at the same time as yours." He answers. "I asked the servants, and they said you usually do so around this time."
House of the Dragon: Baelon the Mighty
Book&Literature · PrinceOfNilfheim
No, BEST way is to short all the sh$tty stocks and use the new profit to invest heavily in those that survive
Kazir Grey remembered that the dot-com bubble would burst next year, and Kazir was not stupid enough to continue investing in Internet companies. He knew that once the dot-com bubble burst, many industries would be affected.
Hollywood What If
Movies · pujimaki