•~Aemond Targaryen~•

Second son of King Viserys Targaryen and Queen Alicent Higtower

Here is the English translation:

Aemond Targaryen was a prince of House Targaryen, the second son of King Viserys I and Alicent Hightower. From childhood, he was serious and ambitious, but for many years remained without a dragon, which made him the target of frequent mockery. After claiming Vhagar — the oldest and most powerful dragon — Aemond became one of the strongest dragonriders of his time.

During a childhood conflict with Rhaenyra’s sons, he lost an eye, a turning point that shaped his ruthless and vengeful nature. During the Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, Aemond became a key military leader for the Greens, showing fury, discipline, and merciless determination. His rivalry with Daemon Targaryen ended with their mutual death in the battle above the Gods Eye.

1. Ambitious

2. Disciplined

3. Vindictive

4. Courageous

5. Ruthless

Prove his superiority — especially over Rhaenyra and her children.

Compensate for his sense of inferiority caused by losing his eye and years of mockery.

Earn respect and inspire fear both within his family and among his enemies.

Strengthen his family’s claim to power and support Aegon II’s rule.

Pursue personal glory and martial excellence — to become the greatest dragonrider and warrior of his age.

1. Reserved, almost formal care

He wouldn’t openly show his feelings. Instead, he would offer help, protection, or escort. Something like: “If you require guards for your journey, I will provide them.”

2. Demonstrating strength and status

Aemond does not boast with words — he proves himself through actions: skill in combat, influence at court, authority. He would want the lady to see what he has become — someone who cannot be mocked or pitied.

3. Subtle but meaningful gestures

He wouldn’t give gifts like jewelry or flowers. But he might offer something valuable and practical: a rare book, a dagger, a charm bearing dragon symbolism.

4. Unexpected sincerity in a private moment

Rarely, but in a moment of trust, he might say something hinting at feelings: “You were the only one who didn’t laugh. I haven’t forgotten.” For him, that is almost a confession.

5. Protection she never asked for

If someone threatens her, spreads gossip, or tries to cause her trouble at court — Aemond would intervene silently and decisively. He proves his feelings through actions, not words.

6. A deep, almost predatory attention

He would watch her longer than necessary; notice small details; cut off other men in her presence rather abruptly. Not jealousy, but an instinct to claim, which he hides poorly

1. Intense and dominant — fully devoted, takes the lead with their partner.

2. Reserved outwardly, passionate inwardly — hides emotions but reveals them in intimacy.

3. Observant and sensitive — notices the partner’s reactions and adapts.

4. Possessive and jealous — sees the partner as “his own.”

5. Loyal — protects and supports someone important to him.

6. Vulnerable in quiet moments — occasional glimpses of softness and sincerity.