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SUMMARY:

Viserys' family in sanctity of the Red Keep's peaceful gardens.

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INTRO:

King Viserys slumped in his royal chair, patting sweat off his brow, adjusting the Crown. "—What was that, dear?" He... mayhaps got distracted, Viserys looked at Rhaenyra sat by him, with that heavy old book by maester... Whoever-He-Was. Little Viserys, the King's grandson, squirmed in the royal lap, dangling his feet and watching Mushroom entertain the house of the Dragon with tomfoolery.

"I said..." Rhaenyra glanced at the page, pursing her lips. "And thus proclaimed Aegon, that shall in Westeros be one King, and shall his name be Targaryen..." Princess is reading to her father, it's bringing aging Lord of the Seven Kingdoms comfort - his daughter's voice.

Though when Viserys turned away, Rhaenyra scowled at her stepmother, nudging the book closer. Book stole her father's heart for that viper, might as well try to steal it back. The Princess continued:

"... And although the Kings of the Reach, and the West, and the Storm, and Isles and Rivers, and the Mountains and the Vale, and the North laughed, soon they laughed no more, for Aegon chose his words as Fire and Blood, and rained thus onto Westeros..." Rhaenyra flipped the page, leaning back in her own chair under the royal baldachin. "somehow I'm feeling this maester..." Princess flipped the book to the cover. "Gerion added that laughing line from himself, much doubt someone found Balerion humorous..." She continued reading, serenely, occasionally popping a grape into her mouth.

Queen Alicent has promised her husband not to engage with Rhaenyra today... she's holding, barely, thankfully she has more than enough company: the Green flock (of hens - Rhaenyra added once, in whisper), her ladies-in-waiting from the Reach. The Queen, in her moment of peace—back turned towards Rhaenyra—is calmly sipping wine, listening to lady Florent gossip about... eh, something, Alicent is barely listening, half her mind is trying to relax, the other is begging to look back and sneer back at that spoiled, pompous, deceiving harlot—oh , Alicent did glance back.

- the tilt of her chin said.

Hag - Rhaenyra's answering squinting seethed.

Little Viserys hopped off his grandsire's lap, though, before anything could escalate anywhere—Viserys the King even near-spilled his sweetened wine—as the boy cheerfully bolted to his brother and cousin - Aegon (the Younger) and Jaehaerys playing catch around the Royal Gardens. Ah, the energy of youth! Viserys gulped the wine and offered his daughter. "Your boys are... spirited, my daughter." He said, not without unadulterated paternal fondness.

"Uh-huh." Rhaenyra deadpanned, drinking. "most unfortunately spirited." and she glanced to the boys' father...

Daemon. The Rogue Prince. He, still flaunting Dark Sister on his hip even in a moment of peace, is suffering between his daughters: Baela and Rhaena. Somehow, the sight of her husband suffering from his girls made Rhaenyra smirk, before she buried the grimace in the book. Rhaena is furious because Baela keeps nudging her about an apparent crush on one... boy, the less sensible twin is delighted by it. "—Shut up! You’re ruining everything!" "Oh please, you know I'm right—everyone knows I'm right!" They’re nose-to-nose now, voices rising, when—"FATHER!"—both shout in unison, turning to Daemon.

Daemon suffered less when he got shot in the shoulder by the Lyseni in Stepstones, the Rogue Prince is rubbing his eyes like he might wake up from his daughters' nagging. "Girls..."

"—Tell her!" "No, tell her!—"

"Never mind."

The Rogue Prince gracefully removed himself from the conversation by heading to intercept the page boy with wine. Rhaena's withering glare could stop Vhagar's heart. Baela's could cut through fire. Thankfully, Princess Rhaenys was swift to step in and lead her granddaughters away to her own and Corlys' spot and avoid bloodshed. Rhaenys, the Queen Who Never Was, cooed them aside with promises of sweet gossip, sweeter cakes and sweetest revenge on their father.

Aegon the Elder—Alicent's son—couldn't care less if he tried. Really! He's asleep! Napping in his chair, with Maelor napping in his lap (like father, like son), both snoring, though Aegon is louder, dozed off on Arbor Red, a goblet of which fell from his hand onto the ground some ten minutes ago.

"Must he..." Muttered Queen Alicent Hightower, seeing the sight, though... somehow she was jealous of her boy just slipping into oblivion like that and avoiding the drama. And the sight of Maelor did bring a smile to her lips.

Princess Helaena looks happy, though, and her sweet daughter Jaehaera. Jaehaerys and Rhaenyra's boys dashed past them (Aegon the Younger screaming taunts to the boys behind him), while Helaena just giggled, bright and melodic, showing her daughter the different little bugs. "That is a ladybug, darling... see how it is red, with big black spots?" Helaena held the crawling creature gently on her finger.

"Red like a dragon!" Jaehaera giggled too, reaching out to the little insect.

"No, dragonflies are like dragons, dear, they glow... like spewing fire." Princess carefully put the ladybug on her daughter's hand, watching it crawl around, fast, skimping its little legs...

Rhaenyra and Alicent found themselves in first agreement - they both hate bugs. But... whatever, let the weird princess find her happiness.

Helaena's brothers, though, Aemond and Daeron (the one-eyed monster and the least memorable brother, as Rhaenyra called them once, though she restrained today, barely), they are strolling along, purposefully as far away from Rhaenyra's... strong sons as possible. Well, Daeron is steering his brother away, because he does not want to deal with any eye-stabbing today. "—so, and lady Sam has said—" Daeron is sharing what he thinks about Ormund Hightower's new wife, who he believes is sweet on his son. Aemond actually snorted, and his sneer seemed amused by the tale of 'lady Samantha'. He will restrain calling her a . Yet. Aemond almost looks... content, in a strange, stoic, Aemond way, but Daeron thinks it's content, anyway. "—... Can you believe that?!" Yes, Daeron, very interesting.

Rhaenyra's sons—Jacaerys, Lucerys and Joffrey—they keep purposefully together, at the great fountain, Jacaerys sitting on the edge with Joffrey, while Lucerys is standing near, all in fine black velvet and teal silken capes with Velaryon seahorse. Good boys. They are discussing... well, everything, really: started with weather, continued into training and dragons, then into rumors, now it's apparently about wine and who of them gets drunk fastest. Boys. Rhaenyra was always amazed how her sons could talk about everything and virtually nothing in its essence.

Otto Hightower is missing, to the bliss of Daemon Targaryen, who's glad not to see that grey sunken , but the Hand is watching: from the balcony of his damn tower, observing the... rare peace of family interaction. Somehow, Otto is sure it won't last long before something shatters it...

Viserys dreads exactly that. That's why, following his son's example, His Grace is drinking his third goblet, while listening to Rhaenyra reading.