#fullmetalsmith

Aegon V*

The sentence you appear to be attempting to correct is where I said, “Plus I have the strong feeling that many of the Targaryen dragon eggs were destroyed in Aegon III’s fruitless attempt to hatch them, and the remainder at the Tragedy at Summerhall.” No, I meant what I wrote, thank you very much:

"Nine mages crossed the sea to hatch Aegon the Third's cache of eggs. Baelor the Blessed prayed over his for half a year. Aegon the Fourth built dragons of wood and iron. Aerion Brightflame drank wildfire to transform himself. The mages failed, King Baelor's prayers went unanswered, the wooden dragons burned, and Prince Aerion died screaming."  --Stannis, ASOS, Davos V

At Viserys's suggestion, he sent away for nine mages from Essos, attempting to use their arts to kindle a clutch of eggs. This proved both a debacle and a failure. --TWOIAF, The Targaryen Kings: Aegon III 

Considering I mentioned Aegon V’s Summerhall tragedy as a separate event, you really ought to have figured out the difference. Or at least you should have bothered to check Aegon III on the wiki before acting like you know more about what I’m writing than I do, hmm?

(BTW, I was in fact incorrect in that sentence-- at least a few dragon eggs existed after Summerhall, since Aerys II attempted to hatch some. (Probably with wildfire, knowing Aerys.) Though they were only found “in the depths of Dragonstone”, so after his attempt, that was probably it for Westeros dragon eggs.)

Thank you. :)