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He didn’t merely watch Aegon dismount; he meticulously monitored every twitch of muscle and cautious movement with his gold-slit eyes, his head moving in a slow, rhythmic arc. For the dragon, Aegon leaving the saddle was a ceremony of vulnerability and trust. He noted how Aegon’s boots first touched the loamy ground, the slight unsteadiness of the king's legs as they reacquainted themselves with the earth's stability, and how the man’s stance shifted from the rigid demeanor of a rider to the weary slump of a son burdened by too much for too long.

As he emitted a low, humming sound from his throat, a noise that was neither a roar nor a growl, but rather a tangible expression of empathy that resonated through the grass beneath them.

As he adjusted his stance, the motion producing a gentle, rhythmic grinding of his scales against the rugged basalt cliff. He didn’t just approach; he glided, his enormous form flowing like a river of molten gold as he began to encircle the fallen man. With a purpose that felt almost sacred, the dragon arched his long, graceful neck around the edge of Aegon’s resting place, forming a living bastion of shimmering warmth.

He lowered his side, the immense weight of his body pressing softly into the ground, until he had effectively coiled himself into a protective embrace. Aegon transformed from merely a rider into the focal point of a golden orbit, enveloped in the warmth of scales that radiated the stored heat of the midday sun.

And at his words he didn’t simply nudge him; he leaned the full, comforting warmth of his jaw against Aegon’s shoulder, applying a slow and intentional pressure that aimed to ground the drifting man in reality. It was a tactile dialogue, a silent reminder that the burden of a crown paled in comparison to the solid, pulsing warmth of a living being.

The dragon’s scales, both rough and smooth, brushed gently against the fabric of Aegon’s tunic, while his hot, sulfur-scented breath billowed in rhythmic puffs against the king's neck. He pressed in further, his muzzle conforming to the contour of Aegon’s chest, effectively pinning the man into the soft grass in a gesture that was less about asserting dominance and more about a deep, instinctual desire to provide comfort.

Soon he’s encircled by the beast, chuckling mostly to himself as his view was temporarily blocked till he lowered himself around the king. The nudging of the snout gets a snort out of the young man as he lifts a hand up, rubbing at the smooth scales as the dragon seemed to be comforting him. His own face pressing to his snout as he closed his eyes. Taking in the beasts own scent, the smell of sulfur, ash, dirt, and whatever else was mixed in. But he still buried his face against him, like he was trying to nudge back. To give back the same kindness his dragon shared with him.

The warm muzzle moved to press to his chest and Aegon slumped back against the grass. Eyes on the clouds as his hand continued to pet at Sunfyre’s maw. He’s quiet for a long time before he finally speaks up.

He regarded the vast sky as a canvas painted in shades of sapphire and gold, tracing grand, sweeping arcs that belied his massive frame. Suddenly, he dove, a golden comet hurtling toward the rugged coastline, only to unfurl his enormous wings at the very last moment. The thunderous crack of air that followed echoed like a clap of thunder, sending a plume of seawater soaring twenty feet into the air as he skimmed over the frothy whitecaps. He twisted his body in harmony with the wind, his pale pink membranes flashing like signals against the azure backdrop, spiraling upward in a tight, exhilarating corkscrew, clearly reveling in the spectacle.

It was a performance of power and joy. The dragon banked sharply, his wingtips nearly grazing the salt-encrusted cliffs, before executing a sudden, steep ascent that pressed Aegon deep into the saddle. He sensed the tension melting away from the man's shoulders, replaced by the rhythmic pulse of genuine laughter. Each dip and rise was a deliberate act, a way of proclaiming look at us to a world that sought to confine them within stone walls. He wasn't merely transporting a king; he was freeing a spirit, employing the laws of the sky to cast off the unseen chains of the Red Keep.

The cliff they neared was a rugged shard of basalt, thrusting boldly into the tumultuous waves of the Narrow Sea. He eased his speed, his wings flapping in a slow, weighty rhythm that echoed the heartbeat of the earth itself. He hovered briefly, the wind swirling around them in a wild tempest, before he spread his wings wide and descended. He touched down not with a thud, but with a graceful accuracy, his talons gripping a broad, grassy expanse that was infused with the scent of salt and wild thyme.

As his talons secured themselves into the ground, he arched his neck, tilting his head back to unleash a roar that began as a deep, resonant rumble in his chest and crescendoed into a dazzling, golden scream. It was a sound of pure dominion, a sonic wave that fractured the tranquility of the shore and sent a flock of startled gulls scattering like white confetti against the overcast sky.

He sustained the note until the very atmosphere seemed to shimmer with its intensity, proclaiming to the wind and the waves that the Golden Dragon had made his entrance. Then, with a final, deep exhale that released a plume of glimmering gold smoke from his nostrils, he settled down. He folded his wings with a rhythmic, leather-on-leather snap, his enormous form sinking into the grass with a satisfied sigh that reverberated across the plateau.

Finally landing into the grass, he looked out as the grass soon melted into sand where the waves caught. Away from the castle, away from his siblings and mother, away from responsibilities. It felt nice. The salty air had him at ease… is this what Rhaenerya smelled everyday in dragonstone? Thoughts are soon interrupted as he covers his ears, making a face as Sunfyre screeched out his cry.

“Trying to get us caught already?” He says uncovering his ears as Sunfyre finally settles. Head shaking he gets off the saddle and he’s able to stretch his legs. Then his arms till he hears a satisfying crack from his back. Groaning to himself he soon flops back into the plush grass. Staring up at the sky before running his hands over his face.

For the dragon, this was not just a ride; it was the rediscovery of his purpose.

He released a deep, rumbling chuff that sent loose pebbles skittering along the path, his golden scales glinting with a sudden, electric brilliance as Aegon’s hand pressed firmly against his neck.

The shift from the stillness of the pit to the dynamic force of takeoff was not abrupt, but rather a gradual swell of power. He adjusted his weight, his enormous talons scraping against the scorched earth, anchoring himself for leverage.

With a synchronized heave of his chest, he propelled himself upward, the muscles in his hind legs coiling and then unleashing a force that sent a cascade of grit and ash tumbling down upon the retreating keepers. For a brief moment, the air around them seemed to distort before the first powerful beat of his pale pink wings struck the atmosphere, generating a shockwave that reverberated off the castle walls.

The wind didn't merely strike them; it seized them. He didn't ascend through the air; he ripped through it, his enormous wings etching deep, unseen channels into the sky. He propelled himself forward with an instinctual craving for the horizon, his form transforming into a golden spear that sliced past the castle towers.

One instant, they were shrouded in the suffocating gray of the city's pollution, and the next, they burst through the cloud layer into a dazzling, crystalline blue that felt like the last remaining truth in existence.

As they reached the peak of their initial ascent, he sensed a flicker of Aegon’s inner turmoil, the heavy burden of courtly duties and the sharp, jagged pang of solitude. The dragon reacted by banking sharply to the left, tilting his body in a sweeping, acrobatic maneuver that compelled Aegon to cling to the saddle with all his strength.

It was a purposeful action, a physical diversion meant to clear the boy's mind. He understood the delicacy of his rider; he recognized that while the world perceived a prince, he was simply a spirit yearning for refuge. He tightened the circle of his flight, creating a swirling vortex of gold and wind that served as a living shield, protecting Aegon from the scrutinizing gaze of the Red Keep below.

Finally getting out of this cramped city, he holds the reigns tight. He’s waiting for when they eventually pass through the clouds and the bright sky is finally revealed to him, that’s when he leans back in the saddle closing his eyes. The wind in his hair, the fresh air, the smell of possible rain but they were too high above the clouds to even worry over that.

There’s just an overwhelming sense of peace that finally comes through him. He loves every moment of it. That is till he’s clinging to the reigns again. Leaning down as Sunfyre takes over. The king can’t help but laugh as the dragon shows off his moves. The way he knew just how to distract him in the most flashy way possibly. He loves this beast, probably more than his own children. Well maybe not more but Sunfyre is definitely top priority to him.

“Lykiri Sunfyre, lykiri ( be calm )” he shouts loud enough for the dragon. They’re far enough from kingslanding, already pointing out to the cliff side.

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