Love is Patience (Aerion Targaryen x reader)
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I got this commission done of what I believed the main character (Syra) to look like!! Even though it was an x reader, i always imagine an OC to help write and then just remove ALL mentions of detail of them so anyone can put themselves in the place of the main character! but I just wanted to show off this amazing art I had bought!!
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Summery: After the brith of their twins Maegor and Visenya, Aerion and his wife went onto have one more child, Vaera. The three children went off to live very different lives, as detailed in the history book below.
I do not read the books, but I did a lot of research for this chapter.
Chapter 22 (FINAL CHAPTER): A Page from the History Books Warnings: MAJOR BOOK SPOILERS!! This chapter is different than the others, being written from an outside perspective explaining what all happens after last chapter. As AKOTSK goes is long before GOT, this chapter basically goes from 210-282 and explains the entire life from birth to death of every character. Again, this chapter has information of many cannon and oc character's lives and deaths!! you have been warned! Word count: 5,643
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Aerion Targaryen and His Wife:
After the birth of their twins (210), Aerion and his wife had another child, Vaera (213). While the pregnancy went well there were complications during the birth, almost killing her in the process.
Even though they wished to have more children, the maesters suggested against it, warning that she would most likely die. She often begged Aerion to reconsider, willing to take the risk. But Aerion adamantly refused. He was happy with his three children and would not want to raise the children alone, like his father had done.
Not long after they moved to Summerhall full time, wishing to raise their children away from the eyes of others, but would often visit the Redkeep to see family and to keep their children socialized with the court.
Rumors spread as to why they decided to move, many surrounding the foul personality of their eldest daughter, Visenya. She was known to be awful, and some suspected that her madness spread to others, as some children at court, as they began to have unexplained bruises appear on their body. Though it was never confirmed that she was the cause.
The relationship between Aerion and his wife was strange to the outside spectator, as his wife always treated the people around her nicely, when Aerion was quite the opposite. She would hang off her husband with a constant smile, while he bore one of disinterest. People of the court pitied his wife, not understanding how she could be happy with a husband like him.
Aerion was the same with his children, raising them with an iron fist, making people believe that Aerion was not a good father. Even so, it was clear to everyone that Aerion had a favorite, Visenya. Whenever questions were raised about her violent tendencies, he adamantly fought anyone who dared to question his daughter.
When the family were seen in public, Visenya always stuck close to her father, as Vaera and Maegor would cling to their mother. Maegor and Vaera made it clear to all that they did not enjoy their sister or father’s mad personalities, being more soft spoken and shy.
In 232 Aerion drank wildfire, believing it would turn him into a dragon after a dream he had. His body burned from the inside out, killing him instantly and only leaving behind a pile of ash.
His wife was away in Braavos, visiting her family at the time. She blamed herself for his death, knowing she could have prevented the horrific incident if she were home.
When she returned, she was devastated by the news. Even more upset that she couldn’t even see her husband one last time, holding onto his urn during the entire funeral.
Not many attended, as he was not well liked. The now widowed wife was comforted by her son Maegor, while Visenya stood quietly as ever. Vaera never showed any form of emotion or care over her fathers death. Some believed she was even happy.
Afterwards, his wife was often found roaming around the halls of Summerhall like a ghost, crying that she could not continue living without Aerion. Six months later (233) she died from a heart failure. Most believed it was caused by the devastation from losing her husband.
Visenya The Insane Targaryen:
Looks:
Visenya’s hair was silver. Except for the locks of hair above both of her temples. They were the same color as her mother’s. She had wavy hair that bordered on curly, and preferred to keep it half up and half down in many different styles. She was obsessed with the different colored strands, keeping them in front of her shoulders while tucking her front silver strands behind her ears so she could stand out more.
Her eyes were a deep violet, like her fathers. But when looking closely at them, there was a small burst of magenta and specks of gold in it. Most people didn’t know the true shape of her eyes, as she often squinted, holding a scowl on her face.
Her bottom lip was bigger than the top, and as she rarely gave a genuine smile, it looked as though she were eternally upset or snarky. Her lips only turned into a smile when she put others down (mainly her brother) and when she caused people pain.
When she was a child, she was a chubby-short toddler, making her look younger than her twin brother. As she grew older, she caught up to Maegor in height, and lost most of her fat, showing her lean face that matched her father’s perfectly.
When she was able to pick her own clothes, she went outside of the normal warm toned colors of her house. Preferring the material silk, she often used a mix of golds and purples, knowing it made her stand out from other family members.
Early Life:
Visenya was the first child, even though she was a twin. She was born first and believed she was better for it. Even as a babe, her mad tendencies showed through. Between her and her brother, she was the first to cry, causing him to follow, and would keep going long after Maegor calmed down.
Whenever someone would show any form of pain, Visenya could be found giggling at their reaction. As she grew older, she would try to force harm on others, in hopes to get satisfaction from it.
One of her favorite victims was her uncle, Daeron Targaryen. Nicknamed the demon child by him, she would sneak up on him, biting down on his leg and laughing as he hobbled away in pain.
Aside from her parents, the only other person she had respect for was her uncle Aegon. It was strange, and no one understood it. Aegon often tried to help guide her in the right direction, usually hoping that his elder brother’s influence wouldn’t last for long.
Aerion, her father, was her favorite person in the world. He gave her all of the attention she wanted, focusing on her more than her other siblings. Visenya often followed him around, learning from copying what he did.
Often crashing her brother’s lessons, Aerion decided to train Visenya with sword and bow as well. Even from a young age, she showed great skill, and as time went on Aerion began to put more effort in her training.
While she still respected and loved her mother, Visenya didn’t appreciate her as much. Being the voice of reason between her parents, her mother often was the one to scold her for her cruel actions.
Yet, when Visenya had personal troubles, she found herself running into her mother’s arms. Aerion was good for punishing others, but her mother always knew how to comfort her. Visenya’s favorite activity with her mother was having her mother do her hair, finding joy with her mother’s fingers combing and moving it around.
During the younger years, she was extremely close with her twin brother. To her, Maegor was the only other person in her life that was as important as her. They did all of their activities together, and would stay up later than they were supposed to, playing with one another and reading together.
As her brother felt like a failure, she tried her hardest to help him, taking their training late into the night. But she often was harsher than her father, pressing her brother to the brink and causing him to never improve. Visenya was saddened when Maegor asked for her not to train him anymore.
When Vaera was born, Visenya despised the attention she got. Wishing to strip her from any more love, Visenya pretended Vaera didn’t exist.
Teen Years:
Visenya’s superiority complex only grew with time. While she stopped being physically violent towards others, her tongue was as sharp as a sword.
Aerion picked her as his true hair formally, declaring that everything of his would go to her. He adamantly defended this to everyone who protested, even his wife. It made her feel untouchable when it came to the court.
No one was safe from Visenya’s wrath, not even her family members. When she couldn’t reach a person herself, she would cry to her father, lying that they were harming her in some way or another. Aerion would always punish them, even having a few people sent to the wall.
The court nicknamed her ‘The Insane’ due to her actions. A name she wore with pride, just as his father had with his.
The relationship between her and her brother broke down once they no longer shared a room. Visenya had an unhealthy attachment to Maegor, not being able to accept the fact that they were now separated.
She often would sneak into his room at night to be able to sleep beside him. When he kicked Visenya out, wishing to have his own space as a growing man, Visenya felt dejected.
To make herself feel better, she made him feel small. Constantly insulting him in front of others, and making fun of every aspect of him. Their relationship had become non-existent, as he avoided her at all cost.
Through all of it, she wished to grow close to him again, going back to the way they were. That dream died when he married, moving away with his new wife. Visenya would write letters to him, begging him to return.
All letters went unanswered.
While her aggression towards others grew, she started being kinder to her younger sister Vaera. After spending her entire life ignoring the young girl, she invited Vaera to tea.
During these teas, it was mainly just Visenya talking about her day, and the people she hated to Vaera. Vaera never really engaged, mainly just nodding her head along and giving basic responses. It bored Viseyna to death, but it was better for her to have someone than for her to feel alone.
Her relationship stayed much the same with her mother. She made her opinions on Visenya’s actions clear, often yelling at her. While Visenya cares for her mother, what she doesn’t care for is her opinion. With her father on her side, she never faced repercussions.
Adulthood:
As no sane man wished to marry her, Visenya’s prospects were left to her parents to handle. Aerion was picky with the options, only wanting the best for their daughter, while his wife had to remind him that the options were few and far between.
By the grace of the Gods, they were able to secure a match with Tywald Lannister, the heir to Casterly Rock. He was a kind and caring man. Writing letters to her before they were wed, Visenya knew that she didn’t care for her betrothed all that much for him.
In 229, they were married in Casterly Rock. No expenses were spared, being one of the grandest weddingings of the century. Even though many of the people in the court did not care for Visenya, they attended, not wanting to be left out of the party.
Even Maegor came, being the first time the twins saw or spoke to one another in four years. While their relationship was still strained, they put their differences aside, being there for one another in a pivotal moment.
As a wedding gift, Aerion procured Dark Sister from Lord Bloodraven. Making a grand show of it, he gifted the sword to his daughter, the sword that belonged to the first Visenya Targaryen.
After they were married, Tywald did everything to please his wife, often having to spend a lot of money to do so. Though it never truly satisfied her, she began to tolerate her husband, keeping their relationship mostly civil.
A year after their marriage, Visenya gave birth to a boy (230). Her father and mother traveled to her for the birth to support Visenya. Her mother was one of the people holding her hand, helping her throughout the process.
When the boy was born, Visenya wished to name her son Aerion, after her father. For the first time, Tywald stood firmly against his wife. As this boy would be the next heir to Casterly Rock, he needed to be named as a Lannister.
Very reluctantly, Visenya was forced to agree, naming him Gerold Lannister.
Motherhood did not suit her. The constant crying of the child and need for attention was not appealing to her. She left Gerold to be mostly raised by the midwives, even having a wet nurse to feed him
When hearing of her fathers death, followed by her mothers. Visenya was distraught by the news. Instead of crying or letting out her anger, she became quiet, more reserved. It was almost as if she became a different person.
In 233, Tywald Lannister died in battle, fighting beside Aegon the V. Visenya was not saddened by the news of his death, but the reaping of Gerold’s title. As he was only three years old at the time, the higher ups of the house Lannister decided it would be best to pass the role of heir to Tywald’s twin brother, Tion Lannister.
Visenya knew the true reason for the uprooting. They were scared of her. Scared of her influence on the Lannister line without Tywald there to guide their son. She had lost everything, feeling completely alone.
Wishing to be close to her family, to be with the Targaryens again, she moved back to the Red Keep to raise her son. Aegon was reluctant at first to let her stay with them, fearing she would be mean to his children and grandchildren, as she was to others.
Aegon was relieved to find that she had calmed down, still respecting him as her superior and king. When Gerold came of age, Aegon allowed the boy to become his ward, teaching the boy everything Duncan had taught him.
Death and Legacy:
At the age of 37, in 247, Visenya went to sleep in her bed, never to wake again. Aegon had her examined, fearing that there was foul play involved. But the maesters found nothing, not understanding the reason for her death.
Gerold was sworn into the knighthood of the kingsguard, swearing to never take a wife or sire any children. Even so, rumour says that he fell in love with a maid, siring a bastard. But there is no proof of such a thing.
Maegor The Intelligent Targaryen:
Looks:
Being identical twins, Maegor looked strikingly similar to Visenya. With wavy silver hair, the locks that grew out from above his temples matched the hair of his mothers. He preferred keeping his hair short, but long enough where the waves of his hair were defined.
Maegor had purple eyes like other Targaryens. But unlike his sister’s, they were a light violet, without a hint of any other color. His eyelashes were long and thick, making him look more feminine, something he was bullied for.
Even from birth, Maegor was scrawny. His skin kept close to his bones, holding little to no fat. When growing up, he took a different course than Visenya. Most of his height developed when he was young, making him tall for his age. But it stopped around the age of thirteen, keeping him at an average height.
Maegor always preferred the finer things in life when it came to clothing. Often taking inspiration from women’s dresses, he preferred a more feminine look that was not appreciated by the people at court. Most of his clothes consisted of puffy shoulders, and loose hanging fabrics. Using a mix of different fabrics, his favorites were wool, velvet and leather.
Early Life:
Speech was not Maegor’s strong suit. He began talking a year later than most children. When he did learn to speak, he had a speech impediment where he would repeat his sentence again, just more quietly.
Being born in a time where anything different was considered bad, he was often made fun of by all kinds of people in the castle, noble and peasant alike. Both of his parents fought the courts, vexing them for saying such a thing about a member of the royal family.
But in private, his father was harsher than any stranger could be. Aerion made it known that he was greatly disappointed, frustrated that his heir came out ‘broken’. Most of his childhood he spent trying to be better, hoping his father would accept him
No matter what he did, he felt as though Aerion’s expectations were too high. Visenya excelled in everything he was bad at: sword, bow, speech, striking fear in people's hearts.
Following in her father’s footsteps, Visenya would make fun of Maegor, defining his faults. While he was close to her, part of him despised her for being better than him, being favored by their father. Many nights were spent looking at her from his bed, trying to figure out how to become more like her.
Maegor was closest with his mother. Instead of vexing him for his impediment, she tried to help him work through it. They spent most of their time together in the library, reading all sorts of different books out loud.
The library was his comfort. The pages were his friends. And his mother was there to support him. Physically he could not grow, but he was determined to make his mind strong. And he did just that.
During one of their reading sessions, Maegor accidentally told his mother how his father and sister had treated him. The reason why he never mentioned it before was because he knew what the outcome would be:
Sitting outside his parents room, he listened as his parents fought, sharing nasty words with one another. In the end, his mother moved to another room, refusing to be around Aerion until he started treating Maegor better.
While Aerion held his snide comments, and his father would stop Visenya from speaking them, he knew his father still felt the same. Instead of feeling rejected by words, it became clear that Aerion blamed his son for getting between him and his wife. It did not take long for things to go back to the way they were before, and strangely, that was better.
Maegor quite liked his little sister Vaera. When she was a babe, he would talk to her, knowing that she could not judge him for his speech. To practice, he would read out loud to her. And as she began to walk, she would follow him into the library, sitting with him. It was nice for him to have another family member that cared for him.
The only person he felt that Maegor could truly be himself around was Marilla Tyrell, the only daughter of Leo Tyrell. Whenever the family visited the Red Keep, he often hid in the gardens, reading.
Marilla would find him, and they would discuss the book. She never made fun of him, never treating him as if he were lesser than her. It didn’t take any time for Maegor to fall for her, wishing to marry her one day.
Even though they couldn't be together as often as he wished, living at Summerhall, they exchanged letters often, keeping in touch, growing closer to one another. Marilla’s letters were his lifeline in the dark times of his family.
Teen Years:
When Aerion named Visenya as his heir, Maegor felt relief more than upset. He was no longer shackled down by the expectations his father placed on him. As he no longer had any real obligation to deal with his father, he often avoided the man.
During puberty, Visenya began to publicly make fun of Maegor in conversation. Whenever they stood together in a group, she would always find a way to point out his faults, thinking it made her look better.
Even when he tried to distance himself from Visenya, she always found a way to weasel into his life. Whether that be by breaking into his room at night and waking him, demanding he talked to her, or crashing his time with Marilla.
Through it all, he did feel bad for her. It was clear she wanted them to be close like they were as children, but he couldn’t look past her actions to ever forgive her. Preferring to keep her at arms length.
The amount of knowledge he consumed had paid off, becoming a very well read man, even gaining the nickname ‘The Intelligent’. People often compared him to his uncle Aemon, who had never met. Like his uncle Aemon, his father often offered to send him to Old Town to become a maester.
Maegor always refused, as he felt as though his father only wished to get rid of him. While he loved gaining more knowledge, he knew that he would rarely be able to see his mother and younger sister if he did such a thing.
More importantly, if he left, he knew he would never be able to marry Marilla. After years, he tried his hardest to push his feelings for her aside, thinking they were not reciprocated.
After a long night, accompanied by wine, Maegor confessed his feelings to Marilla, asking for her hand in marriage. To his surprise, she enthusiastically agreed, happy that he finally asked.
What Maegor didn’t do was ask permission from his parents or hers. His biggest supporter was his mother, fighting on his behalf to make sure that everything would work out.
By the end of the year (225) at age 15, he married Marilla Tyrell. His father helped dress him, acting like a completely different person, acting like a father. To his greatest surprise, Aerion gifted Maegor his Dragon egg under the promise that Maefor would give the egg to his own son.
Being his wife, Marilla moved to Summerhall full time. Living there was difficult, as she didn’t like Visenya or Aerion too much, especially knowing how they treated her husband.
Vaera and Maegor had a very quiet relationship, mostly enjoying each other's company in the quiet of the library. They both loved it, not feeling obligated to talk or be someone they weren’t. Sometimes they did talk to one another about the book they were reading. Those moments were valuable to the pair.
Adulthood:
A year later, not being able to take much more of his father and sister’s cruelty, Maegor finally agreed with Marilla to move. Marilla had wanted to go back to her home at Highgarden, wishing to be around people that truly cared for her and her husband.
Maegor’s mother pleaded with him to stay, not ready for any of her children to move out of the house. But she couldn’t blame him for wishing to escape the mess of the family. Her only hope was that he would visit or write.
Even though they tried for many years, Marilla and Maegor were never able to produce a child. Trying to find any possible way around it, the maesters examined her, realizing that Marilla was sterile. Devastated by the news, they no longer kept their hopes of ever having a child of their own.
After his father’s death, Maegor stayed at Summerhall with his mother, trying to help her recover from the grief. Though he could tell she appreciated the company, he was only able to do little to nothing to make her feel better.
Maegor was the one to find his mother’s dead body after the heart attack.
As Vaera now lived alone at Summerhall, Maegor offered for her to move to Highgarden to be with him and his wife. She kindly refused, preferring to live in Kings Landing in the Red Keep.
When his grandfather Maekar I died (233), his succession was up in the air. As Aerion was the last named heir, the title would be passed onto his heir, that being Visenya.
The great council quickly decided against it, fearing her shared madness with Aerion, and because she was a woman. They then turned their heads to Maegor. Thinking he was the perfect candidate: Kind, smart, easily manipulated.
Maegor declined the role, preferring to live the simple role of nobleman from Highgarden. That and, Maegor knew that he would not be able to produce an heir to go after him. No matter what, the line of succession would go to his cousins.
After almost 40 years of marriage, Marilla Tyrell died from tetanus with her husband by her side. Seeing as there was nothing tying him to his family name anymore, Maegor renounced all titles, moving to a small hut on the shores of Shield Island.
Death and Legacy:
The only thing Maegor left was the dragon egg his father had given him. Sending it to his nephew Gerold to hold onto, knowing his father wished for it to be passed down through his line. A letter was attached, addressed to Vaera, apologizing for not being there for her more throughout their childhood, and even adulthood.
No one knew what happened to him after that. It could only be assumed that he died of old age at some point and time.
Vaera The Forgotten Targaryen:
Looks:
Practically the carbon copy, Vaera looked exactly like her mother in almost every way: body, skin color, marks, and face.
The only main difference was her hair and eyes. She too had wavey, silver hair. Unlike her siblings, her hair was pure, not a spec of another color mingling with it. Never cutting it, she left it long, letting it flow freely.
Vaera’s eyes were a deep violet color, almost matching her father’s perfectly. There was rarely a glint in them, most saying they felt as though they were looking at a dead person when gazing into her eyes.
Face void of any expression, Vaera tended to not move those muscles all that much. It was uncanny to most, so they tried their best to avoid her.
Unlike the rest of her family, Vaera preferred simple clothing, wishing to not stand out, hoping it would help her to fade into the shadows. Using cheap fabrics, she preferred bland colors like black, grey or beige.
Early Life:
When Vaera was born she never cried, never showed any form of emotions. Most wondered if she was born without a soul. Her being brought into the world was difficult on everyone in the family, as she almost killed her mother in the process.
Growing up, she was a very quiet child, only talking when she felt the need to. When she did speak, there was no affliction in her voice, nor did her expression ever change, making people believe she was bored of them, which caused her to not make any friends.
Even as a young babe, Vaera could feel that her father didn’t care for her as much as her siblings. They never had a bad relationship, but they never had a good one either.
She was often scared of her father, seeing him as a cruel, absolute authority figure. Being witness to the way Aerion treated Maegor, Vaera feared if she spoke up, she too would be treated the same. It was easy for her to avoid him as most of his attention was on her mother or Visenya.
She was often looked over, especially by her parents. As Aerion’s attention was focused on training Visenya, and her mother would spend most of her time helping Maegor with his speech.
While it wasn’t the best, it gave her the freedom to do what she wished without repercussions. Vaera’s favorite activity was roaming around, exploring the woods behind Summerhall. She was able to do it for hours without anyone realizing that she was ever gone.
She enjoyed seeing the wildlife, a lot of them allowed her to come up to them, as they could tell she was no harm. Always bringing something back to the palace, she would pick at the foliage, using it to decorate her room.
Her mother did try her hardest to form a relationship with Vaera, but it never went too well. Joining her on walks or reading with her, her mother hoped to connect to her youngest daughter, but there was always something missing, a deeper connection that was unable to be formed.
With that missing, it was hard to communicate or lean on her mother, causing their relationship to just be overall awkward. Still, Vaera loved her mother as her mother loved her, appreciating the effort she put forth.
Maegor was the one she felt closest with. While their bond was never made from talking. They would enjoy each other's company in silence while reading. Even though he believed she forgot, she did remember the times that Maegor would read to her, often stuttering over his words. She looked up to him, wanting to be like him one day.
Teen Years:
Not much changed between Vaera’s younger years and teenage life. She didn’t have any friends, as no one liked her and she never tried to branch out and meet new people.
When her brother moved away, she felt very alone, as he was the only person she could call her friend. Now he never wished to return home. At first, she exchanged letters with him, and he would respond, but over time, they lost touch as he settled into his life.
Visenya, after many years of acting as though Vaera never existed, finally began to interact with her. It started with a small stare, looking at her and not through her. Then evolved to small gestures, like a wave or nod.
By the end of it. Vaera and Visenya were often found drinking tea in the garden together. Most of the time, it was Visenya talking, hammering on about some lord or lady that offended her. Vaera would nod along, listening, rarely giving her opinion.
Still, Vaera didn’t like Visenya all too much, as she was cruel and vile. But, it was better to have someone rather than no one. At least Visenya’s wrath wasn’t pointed toward her anymore.
Vaera began to explore the idea of religion through books. Specifically, she followed the Faith of the Seven. Becoming a devout follower, she practiced in her own time.
Whenever she would travel to Kings Landing with her family, she spent most of her time in the Great Sept of Baelor. The High Septon took her in like one of his own, teaching her the ways of the religion.
Vaera hated returning home to Summerhall, wishing to stay in Kings Landing. But she also couldn’t find herself leaving her mother, seeing how distraught she was after Maegor left.
Adulthood:
Being the only child left in the house, all of the attention was on her. The relationship with her parents began to change as she was invited to dinner with them more often. But it would always turn into her two parents talking and her sitting silently, hating the way they looked and listening to her when she actually spoke.
Most men did not like her plain personality, nor did she care for any of their opinions. Her mother tried multiple times to find a good match for her, wishing for her daughter to enjoy the thrill of married life. They would always say no. Yet, there were a few small cases where they said yes, wishing to climb the ranks and marry a member of the royal family.
The engagement never last. Either the men would break it off themselves, or her father would step in, not wishing for the man to marry into his family. No matter what, it would always be because the man found a more personable woman, noble or whore.
After the death of her father, Vaera was relieved that Maegor stayed with her and their mother, knowing that she would not be able to handle the emotions of her grieving mother by herself.
When her mother eventually passed, she had no other reason to stay at home, officially moving to the Red Keep with her grandfather, the King. Most of her time was spent volunteering at the Sept.
The High Septon suggested that she became a Silent Sister, knowing that she did not like to talk often, only focusing on her job. Not wanting to handle dead bodies, or be restricted from communicating with her brother or sister, she rejected the offer.
Renouncing her titles, she became a Septa for the Red keep, teaching the children of the royal family. Vaera was able to teach her nephew, Gerold, once Visenya moved to the castle.
Finding children easier to talk to than adults, Vaera loved spending time with the youth. Most of her spare time was spent helping in orphanages, like her mother had before moving to Summerhall.
There, she found a little girl that she grew heavily attached to, practically raising her as she often visited. Once the girl came of age, Vaera helped her get a job in the Red Keep as a maid, so they may stay close.
Devoting most of her life to the children of the Royal Family, Vaera became the septa for King Jaehary's children, Arys and Rhaella (253).
While she tried her hardest not to show favoritism between the two, she tended to Rhaella more, as Arys reminded her greatly of her father. She felt shame, sinful for blaming a child for her fathers wrongdoings. Often praying to the Seven to help her through it.
When Arys and Rhaella debated on names for a daughter, Rhaella wished to name her Vaera, liking the name of their septa. Arys disagreed greatly, opting for the name Daenerys.
Death and Legacy:
Vaera died in 281 at the age 68. The cause of death was fungal pneumonia after scavenging in the Kingwood. She died in her bed, with the maid she had grown close to her by her side.
All who would remember Vaera died during Robert’s Rebellion, her name being forgotten to history.
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