Taki-bookdragon

Addam and Daeron in Driftmark.

His bones would rest at Raventree Hall for eight years, but in 138 AC his brother, Alyn, would have them returned to Driftmark and entombed in Hull, the town of his birth. On his tomb is engraved a single word: LOYAL. Its ornate letters are supported by carvings of a seahorse and a mouse.

I had the opportunity to grab one of @drathe's commissions for Renoir and Aline. An absolute pleasure to work with, professional, lovely, and so absurdly talented. I mean, the last one barely needs to be said because look at them.

I like to imagine this is set a ways post-game. The family has been working to come back together. And there's just a break for them.

"I like... men," Connor says quietly, but there's a spark in his eyes. "I like it when they're big."✨

My third artwork from chapter 3 of my lovely bang partner @ranunculus-bloom's fic "Here Be Dragons" for the 2025 DBH Big Bang! ( @dbh-bb 🍩here, an offering for you)

The spiciest chapter so far~🌶️ 🌶️🌶️👀

Seasmoke & the Death of His Riders

Laenor Velaryon (94 AC — 120 AC)

Ser Laenor’s funeral, when king and court made the journey to Driftmark to bear witness at his pyre

Addam Velaryon (114 AC — 130 AC)

The broken body of Ser Addam Velaryon, found dead beside his dragon

Daeron Targaryen and Addam Velaryon as Frank Dicksee's "Romeo and Juliet", by Sayonara_Kuro

I’m a romantic writer in the tradition of […] Romeo and Juliet. These things don’t necessarily have happy endings. Aren’t the most powerful romances the unfulfilled romances? The romances where people go their separate ways?