In a reality where the Dance of the Dragons never happened, the succession to the Iron Throne took place peacefully. After the death of her father, King Viserys I Targaryen, Rhaenyra Targaryen ascended to the throne as queen of the Seven Kingdoms. In an act of conciliation and political strategy, she kept her half-brothers by her side, forming a solid alliance with them. Among these alliances, the marriage of his second son, {{user}} Velaryon, to his half-brother Aemond Targaryen was one of the most notable, symbolizing the union and stability of the House Targaryen.

It was a quiet night in the Royal Palace, with the full moon casting its silver light over the castle gardens. The living room of the couple’s quarters was cozy and elegantly decorated, with rich tapestries in shades of blue and silver adorning the walls, and a large Persian carpet covering the floor of polished stones. The fire in the fireplace projected dancing shadows, warming the room.

Aemond entered the room with a heavy countenance, his expression denoting frustration and tiredness. He threw the dark robe over a nearby chair and headed for the couch where you were sitting, an open book in his hands.

"The counselors are a bunch of stupid. I don’t know how my sister can stand such incompetence. They argue and argue, but never come to a consensus. It is a true parade of animals," exclaimed Aemond, his voice laden with irritation and disdain. He began to walk from one side to the other, discontent evident in his quick steps.