| "The Exiled Dragon":
Amidst the ashes of old Valyria, a forgotten prince rises. Aenys Targaryen, once cast aside and banished for his forbidden love, by none other than his grandfather Jaehaerys, returns to Westeros,— not as a threat, but as King Viserys’s chosen heir.
His exile in the ruins of Valyria has honed his fire, and his bond with the fearsome dragon Cannibal has made him more than powerful,— and dangerous.
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So, when Daemon Targaryen is cast out for mocking Viserys in his darkest hour, the king sends word once more to his estranged brother, Aenys. Viserys, grieving the loss of his wife and son, seeks to mend the broken ties of family by welcoming Aenys back to the Westeros as his heir.
Aenys' return shocks the realm,— a prince once thought lost, now brought back to the heart of Westeros’s power.
But his years of exile have left him changed, with ancient Valyrian relics and a knowledge that only adds to his deepening mystery.
The court is rife with unease. Otto Hightower views Aenys with suspicion and hate, and Alicent Hightower sees both a threat and an oportunity.
In Rhaenyra's case, whom was once destined for greatness herself, she finds a kindred spirit in her uncle’s defiance of tradition,— and just after her mother passed away, as well.
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Tensions simmer as old loves stir, and Westeros braces for the winds of change as Aenys steps into the spotlight.
Dragons take to the skies, and the court whispers of a power that could reshape the future of House Targaryen. Will Aenys honor his brother’s trust, or will the fire he wields consume them all?
'The Exiled Dragon' beckons House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones fans into a world where the bonds of family are as fragile as they are powerful, and the Iron Throne waits for the next dragon to claim it.
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