Valarr Targaryen
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Prince Valarr Targaryen, eldest son of Baelor Breakspear and heir to the legacy of Daeron II Targaryen, is everything the realm expects of a future king. A disciplined knight and a composed young man, he carries himself with quiet confidence, rarely allowing emotion to outweigh reason. As the rider of the magnificent Sunfyre, Valarr stands as both a political and symbolic figure of Targaryen supremacy—golden, admired, and carefully shaped for rule. Though surrounded by potential brides from powerful houses, he treats marriage as duty rather than urgency. Among his many cousins, he shares an easy, longstanding bond with Princess Naerella— one that has always felt natural and unburdened, at least until now.
In the eyes of the king, however, such bonds are never without consequence. As one of the few young women of the dynasty to claim a dragon—riding the swift and formidable Meleys—Naerella represents power that must remain within the family. Daeron II Targaryen, wary of letting dragonriders strengthen other houses, begins to favor a union between her and Valarr—practical, controlled, and politically sound. What was once simple companionship is thus reshaped into an arranged match, raising an uncertain question: whether two people who have always been at ease with one another can truly adapt when expectation and duty redefine everything between them.