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Elissa Farman đ§

Lady capitain of Sun Chaser and lovers of Rhaenađđ©”
princess Viserraâšđș

Soo pretty!!
Jaehaera TargaryenđȘ»

my headcanon is that she liked starsâ
jocelyn Baratheon - Targaryen đč

Pretty like roses đčđč

i am going to waterboard him until he confesses to his crimes
![Near The End, [King Jaehaerys] Grew Certain [Alicent] Was His Daughter Saera, Returned To Him From Beyond](https://64.media.tumblr.com/f3926710fc3071e067dbaaee71a55c8d/68ae4bbcb8e6dd91-b4/s500x750/419c296dfd56e52bce58d839baaf3addf32162f4.png)
âNear the end, [King Jaehaerys] grew certain [Alicent] was his daughter Saera, returned to him from beyond the narrow sea.â
artist: @riotarttherite
I had the great pleasure of commissioning, in my opinion, one of ASOIAF fandomâs greatest artists on this gorgeous piece. I had never commissioned any artwork before and didnât know what to expect, and this far exceeded my expectations. The attention to detail is beautiful and the overall piece conveys exactly what I was envisioning in my head, so I wanted to start off with a big thank you.
The idea for this art piece was originally a âwhat ifâ or AU where Saera either didnât get caught at the brothel or was brought back from the Silent Sisters as was allegedly Jaehaerysâs plan (or if she had bonded with Balerion and gotten to stay! Would have loved that for her) so she stays in Kingâs Landing and becomes his caretaker in his old age instead of Alicent Hightower. As his daughter, she would have significantly more influence in being able to âspeak for himâ instead of a caretaker for another House, so although I do not take Saera as someone particularly obsessed with power, I do find it very interesting to imagine her deciding to cause chaos as the Old Kingâs mouthpiece. The streets of Kingâs Landing are burning as we speak! Even before Jaehaerys seemed to succumb to dementia, Saera did appear to have a strange influence over him, so once Alysanne passed away, it only makes sense that Saera would become the person in his ear. Not all that great for the smallfolk or even Lords of the realm, but great for drama and storylines. And Saera, of course! Iâm sure she would have paraded everywhere, weighed down by jewelry and the finest wines. Perhaps she would have had a full menagerie, as she appeared to love animals. Definitely an elephant there somewhere.
As this piece was being worked on, however, I did think of a second meaning to the art that I also think is really neat. You could also view this as what Jaehaerys is seeing as Alicent is caring for him. He did believe her to be Saera in the end, as his mind was being lost. His Saera had come back to him, and although I do not like Jaehaerys and think he probably deserved worse, he most likely died happy at that thought, believing Saera was reading to him. So if you prefer to interpret this as viewing things through Jaehaerysâs mind, I welcome you because I love it at least equally to the first idea.
Lastly, the detailings are beautiful so I wanted to touch on them and give them the attention they deserve for the moment. I asked Riot to have a caring but sinister vibe, that she is caring for him for a plethora of reasons but certainly that includes self-serving reasons. I believe this was captured really well! I wanted it to be illustrated that Jaehaerys had lost his wits a while beforehand, so he has a vacant look, and Saera has the keys, showing that she is the real power behind the Crown. She has several expensive jewelry pieces (she has many from her lovers, but she doesnât bother with them, leaving them to collect dust, only thinking gifts from the King are worthy to wear), but my favorite was one I specifically requested. Her jeweled bodice, which contains replicas of the Kingâs jewels that are present on his crown. Dare I say, she had her motherâs crown repurposed for herself? The intention is clear, Saera is effectively the Queen now, not in name, but Queen nonetheless. As for the general fashion, I told Riot that my favorite era of fashion was the Tudor era, more broadly 1300s- 1550s. As you can see, this was more than delivered and extremely beautifully inspired by historical fashion. GRRM doesnât always describe his characterâs outfits, and the GOT and HOTD outfits were often lackluster. This was exactly the type of beauty I was looking for. The dragon embroidery on Saeraâs sleeves? Mwah!
Anyway, thank you so much for geeking out with me! The Saera/Jaehaerys dynamic is one of the most interesting dynamics to me. Thereâs simultaneously so little and so much there. Itâs complex and layered, I canât stop thinking about it. If you have been on my tiktok, you may have heard about my extensive theory regarding that dynamic, iykyk. If you ever want to talk about them, absolutely feel free to inbox me. More commission ideas coming this year definitely, at least a couple more of this dynamic, but I donât know how a piece could be any more perfect <3
Vermithor seeing Hugh come towards him for the first time:

Jaes's hen jÄdar
God's of the sky
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Daemon x reader, Rhaenyra x reader (platonic), Qoren Martell x reader
Synopsis: The history of House Targaryen changes with the birth of y/n Targaryen the child of Baelon the brave and Gael the winter child.
Note: I will be changing the timeline a bit, in the show Rhaenyra is born in 95 AC but I will be going with the book date which is 97 AC. I will be changing some aspects of the tv plot in favour of the books.
Masterlist Next->



93 AC Red Keep, King's Landing
âMother, I do not understand why you are doing this! I do not need to re-marry I have two sons!â The spring Prince raised his voice at his mother, her disapproving expression tamed the anger bubbling in his chest.Â
âMy love, Alyssa died nine years ago. I grieve my child's passing more than anyone. I have lost nine children Baelon, nine. I am happy that the god's gave me all of you and many grandchildren. But we have to continue our line. With more blood of the dragon our dynasty is secure. Me and your father are the prime example of that. Our house thrives thanks to our sacrifices.â The ailing Queen Alysanne responded hands tucked in front of her abdomen.
"What sacrifices?!â Baelon raised his voice "You love father and father loves you. That is no sacrifice! Thatâs your duty and you have fulfilled it because of the love you hold for each other. You married father despite the wishes of grandmother and the hand. I should be given that right.â
Alysanne sighed deeply and sat on the comfortable chair in her solar.
âI know you still love Alyssa and the gods were cruel to take her away. But Gael is different, she is... you know how she is. Gael will be happy with whatever you give her. But what you need to do is produce heirs, to ensure the safety of our house.âÂ
âMother I-" Baelon started but stopped, he sat on the queens bed. His large palms tangled in his silver hair. âI feel that if I marry Gael I am betraying Alyssa. Betraying her memory and what she means to me.â
The Queen looked with sadness in her eyes at her oldest surviving son. She sat next to the prince and took his hand in hers.
âAlyssa is resting with the seven. She looks from the heavens at you and your sons, I think she would understand. She was my smartest child after all.â Alysanne jested and Baelon let out a weak chuckle.
âI am build for the happiness or misery of our kingdom.â Baelon muttered after a long silence. The prince took a deep breath and nodded his head, he knows his mother is right. With Aemonâs death, he became the heir and to ensure his line survives he needs heirs. Despite his healthy children Viserys and Daemon, the gods were cruel.
âI will do as you wish mother.â Baelon whispered and kissed the wrinkled cheeks of his mother and departed from her solar.Â
âI know you will my love. I hate to see you miserable but dark times are approaching and we must do everything in our power to prevent that.â The good Queen said. âI hope you find some happiness with Gael.â
âWhat does she think of this?â Baelon finally thought of how his sister of five and ten must feel about this.
âWhy donât you ask her yourself?â
Baelon the brave nodded and left his mothers solar to search for his youngest sister. The winter child Gael was unlike any of her siblings, her head was in the clouds. Because of Alysanne's dependance on Gael the princess was very sheltered and kept away from court. She liked to embroider and draw, but her works were... disturbing. Gael drew and embroidered macabre scenes of dragons killing different creatures.
Princess Gael was sitting beneath the weirwood tree, her hands moving skillfully on the embroidered dragon. Baelon looked at the winter child with a pitiful gaze.
âGael?â The spring prince asked, the girl did not move. He noticed that her lips moved and yet no sound came out. âGael?â He asked again, moving closer.
Baelon gently touched his sisters shoulder, her head jolted upwards abandoning the embroidery.
âOh, brother.â She whispered quickly resumed her task not looking at her brother. They sat in serene silence, he thought of his sister Daella. They were similar in a way, both sheltered and shy.
âWhat are you embroidering?â He asked.
âIt is father's dragon.â She answered simply, but the drawing didn't show only Vermithor, it breathed golden fire upon a green army. A pregnant silence fell between the two of them. Baelon sat next to his sister, their shoulders touching.
âGael⊠I wanted to ask you.â Baelon started âAre you happy?â
Gael looked up at her brother a confused expression on her delicate features.
âI donât know.â She muttered âMother is sad, so that makes me sad. She said I will be happy with you.â Baelon winced at the mention of their union. âI wonder... Viserra wanted to marry you but father and mother objected." Gael muttered her voice thin.
"Viserra did not want to marry me for love, she wanted to be Queen."
Viserra was very alike to Saera her elder sister. Both beautiful and bold but vain and cunning.
âI did not wish to marry Viserra, father and mother agreed that what she did was wrong. I hope you know that.â Baelon responded thinking of Viserra with guilt. Perhaps if he had acted differently during that fateful night she met a different fate. A happy life in White Harbor instead of a broken neck.
âI do not wish to be Queen.â Gael whispered looking up at her brother.
âI knowâ Baelon answered.
...
Gael stood before a mirror as a maid fixed her violet wedding dress. She picked at the skins of her fingers in nervousness.Â
âChild, stop that.â Queen Alysanne mused as she picked up on her daughters, nervous habit. âI know you are nervous but there is nothing to be nervous about. Your brother Baelon will treat you with utmost respect and you will be his queen someday. The greatest lady in the seven kingdoms.â The queen caressed her daughters pale cheek. Gaelâs expression saddened, her hands trembling as she looked at her mother.
âAlyssa should be his Queen... Mother I-â Gael began, she took a deep breath to calm her herself. âI dream of dragons.â She whispered, Queen Alysanne looked expectantly at her daughter expecting more.
âThatâs natural daughter, youâre the blood of the dragon.â
âNo mother you donât understand!â Gael raised her voice, the Queen flinched. Her daughter has never raised her voice before. âThese are no ordinary dragons, theyâre beasts mother. They are not our dragons, none of them.â
âA nightmare my love.â Queen Alysanne whispered, caressing her daughters pale hands. âYou are just nervous.â
Gael trapped the Queensâs hand in her own, with such strength Alysanne winced in pain. Scared eyes of the Queen searched for the calm orbs of her daughter only to find misty ones.
âBlood will flow.â Gael whispered letting go of her motherâs hands. Her eyes turned from misty to a bright violet, her breath steadied and she straightened herself.
The ceremony passed in a blur, the high Septon said the vows and the two Targaryenâs repeated. Baelon threw his cloth around Gael bringing the young girl into his protection. A chaste kiss followed and the crowd erupted in applause.
âIt will be fine, Gaelâ Baelon whispered to his new sister-wife. âWeâll be okay.â
...
93 AC Dragonpit
Five months after the wedding of Gael and Baelon Targaryen the spring prince died of a burst belly in the tower of the hand. The princess pregnant with her first child wept bitterly at the pyre of her husband and brother. She caressed her swollen belly as she held her mother's hand.Â
They stood among the rest of their house, the King standing at the feet of the pyre of his son, the bronze fury overlooked from the hills.
âDracarysâ The wise king commanded, his steed lit the corpse of the prince with dragon fire. The stench of the burning flesh of her husband was enough for the young princess to expel the contents of her stomach.Â
...
âItâs been almost two morrows since her royal highness started the labour. Sheâs losing consciousness and blood, if the babe is not delivered soon it will die.â Maester Runciter informed the King and Queen of the delicate state of their daughter. Gaelâs screams haunted the red keep, her voice sore from the hours of agonizing labour.Â
âWhat do you suggest we do?â The Queen said worried, the maester hesitated before speaking. âSeven hells, speak!âÂ
âWe would have to use the forceps to remove the babe from the canal, it may injure the infant but save itâs lifeâ The maester muttered looking at his bloodied hands.Â
âAnd Gael?â Alysanne whispered staring daggers at the maester.
âIf we act quickly and remove the babe from her belly she might live but we are not certain. She has lost blood and her body is weak.â
âJaehaerysâŠâ The queen wept clutching her husbandâs hand. The king was pale with fear, another child would be lost but a grandchild could be gained. He looked at his wife and then at the maester.Â
âDo what you must..â The king ordered weakly.
Alysanne rushed to the chamber where her daughter was screaming in agony. The queen got on the bed caressing her daughters damp with sweat hair.Â
âMama?â Gael whispered weakly, her hands strongly clasped her motherâs dress.Â
âYes my sweet, itâs me.â Alysanne cried with a faint smile on her lips. She stroked her daughters cheek and kissed her forehead. Before she could raise her head Gaelâs hand grabbed her hair. The winter child stared intently at her mother.
"The death of one gives an heir and god's beware she will bring despair. Red eyes with needle and thread change our death." Gael , absentmindedly whispered into the air, fear and anger boiling in her violet eyes.
Alysanne stared in shock at her daughter, itâs as if time stopped. She looked deeply into her daughters violet eyes. Her ears rang, the trance was interrupted when the cries of a babe reached her ears.
âA healthy girl, your grace.â The maester uttered holding the bloodied newborn. The midwifeâs took the babe and swaddled it in fresh cloth.Â
The Queens attention turned towards the crying babe, as her gaze left her daughter, weak hands slipped from the queen. The princesses breath shallowed, her eyes turning misty. Gael lost consciousness.
âGael? Gael!â The Queen screamed, her lungs burned. Worry overtaking her body. She cried, her hands clasping her daughter. Blood and sweat staining the queenâs blue dress.
"Your Grace, the princess is weak but she might recover. Only time will tell now." The master said checking Gael.
Outside the chambers king Jaehaerys and his offspring gathered around him. Gael's scream of pain and Alysanne's cries haunted the Red keep.
âYour grace âtis a girl.â A maid walked out of the chamber, her eyes glossy with tears. âThe maester wishes to know the name.â
The old king stared at the infant, wisps of silver hair, thin brows, full cheeks and piercing red eyes. He caressed the ample cheek of the baby and in turn she giggled. The king smiled at his granddaughter, her little fingers wrapping around the bony finger of Jaehaerys.
ây/nâ The King muttered.
...
The winter child suffered from childbed fever, her daughter y/n was born small but healthy. To prevent the infant from catching the illness she was taken to separate chambers. Maester Elysar visited the princesses chambers twice a day to change the wet rags that cooled her body and provided small doses of milk of the poppy to alleviate the pain.
Princess y/n was visited often by her kin. Her two half-brothers Viserys eight and ten and Daemon four and ten watched their little sister curiously. Viserys's wife of two years Aemma stood faithfully at his side. Their cousin Rhaenys one and twenty with her husband lord Corlys Velaryon watched the squirming child.
"Her eyes are red." Rhaenys stated staring at the little princess. Daemon picked the infant from her cradle and held her securely in his arms.
"Quite fascinating isn't it?" Viserys mused, the rest nodded.
"Has there even been a Targaryen with red eyes?" Aemma questioned caressing the chubby cheeks of her sister in law.
"None that I'm aware of." Corlys the eldest answered "I have never seen red eyes, not even in Essos."
"Perhaps the blood of old Valyria is strong in her." Daemon said rocking the infant in his arms, the child smiled gleefully.
"I do not think it is a good omen." Aemma whispered caressing her pregnant belly.
"An omen of what?" Daemon said quick to anger.
"I do not mean any insult good brother, it is just peculiar." The Arryn answered cautiously glancing at Daemon.
The King and Queen entered the nursery putting an end to the conversation.
"Your Graces" Lord Corys said bowing his head as the monarchs approached their grandchild.
"How is little y/n?" Jaehaerys asked taking the little princess from Daemon's arms.
"A true dragon grandsire." The prince answered, following his sister's every little move.
"Are there no eggs to be put in her cradle?" Alysanne questioned glancing over her kin.
"Not that I'm aware of grandmother." Viserys answered truthfully.
"She has no need for an egg my love." Jaehaerys interrupted his sister wife, his deep purple eyes focused on the princess in his arms. "One I pass she will mount Vermithor and take him as her steed."
The room fell silent after the King's statement. With peace and quiet princess y/n fell asleep and the room began to empty, Daemon was the last to leave.
Hours later Gael entered her daughter's nursery. Drenched in sweat her linen tunic clung to her body, long silver strands were stuck to her pale face. She approached her daughter's cradle and placed a kiss on her head.
"I am so sorry..." She whispered as her eyes were glued to her child. y/n slept comfortably as the cool air of spring chilled the stuffy room. Gael glanced at her daughter for the last time.
The waters of blackwater bay were cool, they brought comfort to Gael as she stepped into the water.
It was said that Princess Gael passed away from childbed fever. But that is only half true, after the death of King Jaehaerys and Queen Alysanne it was revealed that Gael suffering from fever she walked into Blackwater bay and drowned. Alysanne's youngest and most favored daughter, Gael, committed suicide in 95 AC. Gael's death broke Alysanne, for she had outlived all but two of her children. No longer able to bear living at King's Landing and the Red Keep, Alysanne returned to Dragonstone, where she had spent the happiest days of her life. Despite the sadness that overtook the court after princess Gael's passing the realm rejoiced over the fruit of her demise. -From the dragon bringer by the feather and quill of Grand Maester Roland.
Jaehaerys' last words to Viserys before he died:
