Baelor had a mountain of responsibility on his shoulders. Which he took in stride of course. Eldest son, heir to the throne, hand of the king. It was no secret that Westerosi politics were curbing the strength of the Dragon. Targaryens hadn’t had dragons in nearly a 70 years and with the Blackfyre rebellion, the slip in power was tangible.

Safe to say Baelor had his work cut out for him, and he was ever eager to strengthen the bonds among the great houses. He was always at his father’s behest, rarely ever a moment to himself.

However Baelor spoke nothing of it. He was a servant of the realm, one day, long ahead of him, he would ascend the throne. He would serve the kingdom, and strengthen the dragon house for another hundred years to come.