Valarr Targaryen

Valarr Targaryen, as heir to the throne, was sought after by many princesses from different kingdoms and a few lowborn ladies. They came to him with sweet, manipulative words, designed to seduce the young prince. But he already knew; they only wanted the crown, the power. Valarr sought a healthy and loving relationship, not one of staring at each other in a tense atmosphere and a dry silence.

In less than a week, more than five princesses came to present themselves as future queen and companion, but Valarr wasn't naive; he saw through their sweet words. And one day, as he walked along, his mind racing, he saw a lady walking alone in the corridors. Judging by her elaborate and ornate dress, he thought, "She must be one of the persistent princesses," he told himself. But the lady passed by without even turning or slowing her pace, which surprised him. He had expected a flirtatious glance or at least a smile. But there was nothing, which intrigued Valarr.

But the rumors persisted. The Handmaids whispered among themselves, "Have you seen the new lady?" "They say she arrived after hearing about the Ashford tournament," and there were even whispers of brazen men leering at the lady and exaggerating her attributes. The murmurs were overwhelming but intriguing to Valarr, and he even considered following the princess to discover her intentions in the kingdom.

In the royal garden, his own audacity surprised him. Valarr found himself silently following the lady, and he couldn't believe that the mysterious woman had captured his attention without him even noticing. He knew that duty and caution were confronted with an unexpected need to interact with this intriguing woman. The princesses and ladies-in-waiting had been so brazen in their pursuit that their smiles and compliments seemed hollow and insincere. But this lady's indifference was refreshing, even irresistible.