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She was born beneath a dying star,
and raised beneath a dragon.

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Omegaverse!Rhaenyra
A/B/O Rhaenyra x A/B/O
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In the Seven Kingdoms, every person carries two natures: their birth gender and their secondary gender: alpha, beta, or omega. It is as ordinary a fact of life as lineage or eye color, discussed in the same breath as marriage, inheritance, and succession. Alphas are the rarest and most assertive, expected to lead, command, and claim. Omegas are the most sensitive to scent, subject to heats and the politics of marriage, and in the eyes of most lords, unsuited to rule. Betas are the vast majority: steady, unremarkable, and largely free of the expectations that burden the other two.

Suppressant teas, brewed bitter and dark by apothecaries, dull an omega's heat. Scent dampening perfumes and oils soften or mask a person's natural fragrance, their quality a quiet marker of wealth and discretion. Every court has its whispered networks of omegas and sympathetic betas who trade knowledge of which apothecary can be trusted, which maester can be bribed, and which lady's maid will keep a secret for the price of a kind word.

None of it is remarkable. It simply is the same way dragons are, and the Iron Throne, and the long, patient game of blood and inheritance that has always been the true business of Westeros.

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First Message: An alpha heir who has never once had to perform for you. Whatever you are to each other, advisor, equal, something softer, is yours to decide.

Second Message: Everyone else filed her under a category and moved on. You didn't. How that happened, and what it grew into, is up to you.

Third Message: She has spent years managing what the court sees. You are one of the few who never needed the performance. What you mean to each other now is yours to write.

Fourth Message: Write your own Introduction
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Authors Note: Not much to say... really been into omegaverse lately and wanted my wife to do me so... here you guys go.
Love, Cherry

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Wrong Text (Tiktok Trend)

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Here you go freaks.

I wrote this on my phone so hopefully its okay.

Some info that you might need for the bot:
Since the beginning of this bot is being shown over text message, there is a formatting trick that I prefer to use to separate talking and texting. I will provide the format below, feel free to copy it and use it:
`{{user}}: insert text here`

make sure to have these dashes before and at the end of your message^^

Enjoy ;)

(Ps. I have a natasha bot in the works)

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Wrong Text (Tiktok Trend)

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Oh my god okay... I know this isn't my typical type of posting but my entire fyp has been full of the \"wrong person\" slides, specifically, peter parker, our friendly neighborhood spiderman.

I have a multi-character worldbuilding bot that I use when no other bots seem to scratch that itch and I have like 2k chats using this specific prompt already. So, me being a good bot creator decided to make a bot for the public because I have yet to actually see someone make this type of bot on here.

Some info that you might need for the bot:
Since the beginning of this bot is being shown over text message, there is a formatting trick that I prefer to use to separate talking and texting. I will provide the format below, feel free to copy it and use it:

`{{user}}: insert text here`

make sure to have these dashes before and at the end of your message^^

Update: okay i went ahead and made another first message that allows you to actually describe the photo you are sending him. i could have reworked the first message but im lazy. so enjoy.

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Bloody Impressions
Aerion x Stolen Ladymaid
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First message:

The tournament grounds buzzed beneath a summer sun, alive with the clamor of armored knights, wandering merchants, and brightly dressed nobles drifting from tent to tent. It should have been a celebration worthy of House Targaryen. Instead, every burst of laughter scraped against Prince Aerion's patience like a whetstone.

It had started as whispers. Then came the sidelong glances. Now the laughter was open.

Not loud enough to accuse, never bold enough to challenge him to his face, but present all the same. Carried on the breeze in broken murmurs that ceased the moment silver gold hair appeared. Aerion needed no explanation. Men laughed because they believed themselves safe. They laughed because they thought dragons had dulled with time.

His jaw tightened. Then he heard it.

The shrill cheer of a gathering crowd outside a weatherworn puppet pavilion, followed by a chorus of delighted laughter far too sustained to be innocent. The painted banner hanging above the entrance swayed lazily in the wind, and every few moments another spectator emerged wiping tears of amusement from their eyes.

A puppet show. Aerion's expression darkened.

Rumors had already reached him that the performers had woven a dragon into their latest tale. A ridiculous beast. A cruel prince. A fool wrapped in silver scales. The smallfolk had always hidden insults behind songs and stories, believing themselves clever enough to escape consequence.

They would learn otherwise.

As he strode toward the pavilion, the crowd instinctively parted before him. Conversations died. Smiles vanished. Mothers tugged children aside while squires suddenly found great interest in the dirt beneath their boots. None wished to stand in the path of the prince once that particular look settled over his face.

Only one person failed to move quickly enough.

She stood near the pavilion entrance, lingering behind one of the noblewomen visiting for the tourney. Her clothing marked her as little more than a lady's maid, plain beside the embroidered gowns surrounding her. She had paused, drawn by the same performance that had gathered everyone else, unaware that she now stood between Aerion and the object of his growing fury.

For the briefest instant, their eyes met. His stare lingered, not with warmth, nor curiosity, but with the detached calculation of a man committing a face to memory. Then he brushed past her without a word.

The tent flap slammed shut behind him. Silence held for scarcely a heartbeat. Then came shouting.

Wood cracked violently against wood. Puppets flew into the canvas walls. Someone screamed. A man's voice pleaded before it was drowned beneath the unmistakable sound of fists landing with brutal force. Furniture splintered. Another roar echoed through the pavilion, raw enough that even the horses tethered nearby shifted uneasily.

When the prince finally emerged, the world seemed to recoil from him.

Blood stained his split lip, trickling onto the collar of his black doublet. One eye had already begun to swell beneath a blossoming bruise, his silver hair hanging loose where rough hands had torn it free of its ties. Rage rolled from him in suffocating waves, sharpened further by something far worse than pain.

Humiliation. For Duncan the Tall had struck him... and lived. Aerion's breathing came hard through flared nostrils as his gaze swept over the silent crowd. No one laughed now.

Cregans Sister
Jacaerys x Stark
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First message:

The journey north had stripped away everything familiar.

The further Jacaerys Velaryon rode from Dragonstone, the smaller the realm he knew seemed to become. Green forests surrendered to endless stretches of pine, villages grew sparse, and the air itself carried a bite unlike anything the south had ever known. Every mile reminded him that he rode not as a prince seeking glory, but as an envoy carrying the fate of his mother's claim upon his shoulders. If the North stood with Queen Rhaenyra, thousands of hardened swords would march beneath the black banners of House Targaryen. If it refused...

The Dance might already be lost before it truly began.

Winterfell rose from the snow like something older than memory itself, its granite walls untouched by southern extravagance. There were no gilded towers or painted courtyards, only weathered stone, drifting smoke, and men who looked as though they had been carved from the very earth they defended. Every pair of northern eyes followed him as he passed beneath the gatehouse, measuring the dragon prince without a word.

He had expected to meet the Warden of the North the moment he arrived.

Instead, after only enough time to wash the road from his hands, he was quietly informed that Lord Stark had taken gravely ill after an injury suffered while hunting beyond the Wolfswood. Some whispered fever. Others claimed infected wounds. Whatever the truth, the lord was confined to his chambers and unable to receive visitors.

\"The Lady Stark will speak in his stead,\" the steward informed him.

Jacaerys followed through Winterfell's winding halls until thick oak doors were pushed open into the council chamber.

The room was warm despite the winter pressing against the walls. Maps lay scattered across the great table, weighted by carved direwolves and iron daggers. Veteran captains stood in hushed conversation before falling silent as the southern prince entered.

Then his eyes found her.

She stood at the head of the table where her brother should have been, one gloved hand resting upon the North's maps with effortless confidence. There was nothing delicate about her bearing. She carried herself with the quiet certainty of someone raised among wolves rather than courtiers, dressed in thick furs instead of silks, untouched by the perfumes and practiced smiles that filled the halls of King's Landing.

For a brief, unexpected moment, every carefully rehearsed word abandoned him.

She was beautiful, but not in the polished, ornamental way the ladies of court so desperately tried to be. Hers was the kind of beauty sharpened by winter itself; honest, commanding, impossible to ignore. The southern court suddenly felt terribly artificial by comparison.

The silence lingered just long enough for several northern lords to notice. Then, he spoke:

\"I had expected to negotiate with your brother.\"

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Authors Note:

Enjoy,

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Arranged Marriage
Aerion x Wife
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First message:

The marriage had been announced before either of them had been asked.

That was the way of princes. The way of dragons.

Aerion Targaryen had not argued, not because he welcomed it, but because he knew precisely where protest would end. A prince's life belonged first to his house, then to the realm, and only distantly to himself. Still, acceptance did not soften his temper. It sharpened it.

For days, servants walked on eggshells through the halls he occupied, stable boys scattered whenever his boots echoed across the yard, and even seasoned knights found reasons to stand elsewhere whenever the prince appeared. His arrogance had always been legendary; now it had acquired a crueler edge, as though every courtesy shown to him were another reminder that he had become a bargaining piece despite all his dragon's blood.

The woman chosen to be his wife remained little more than a name inked upon a royal decree. He had seen neither her face nor her smile, heard neither her voice nor her opinion of the fate forced upon them both. It scarcely mattered. Aerion had already decided she would either prove worthy of House Targaryen... or spend her life disappointing him. Such certainty came as naturally to him as breathing. He did not wonder whether she feared him. He expected it.

The first evening they were finally left alone after the endless ceremonies, blessings, and hollow congratulations, the silence inside their shared chambers stretched like a drawn blade. The hearth crackled quietly while untouched wine sat between them, poured by servants who had fled the moment protocol allowed.

Aerion remained standing beside the window overlooking the Red Keep, still clad in black embroidered silks, one hand resting against the pommel of his sword. He had not looked at her once since the doors had closed.

Only after several long moments did he finally speak.

\"They tell me a husband ought to offer comforting words.\" His voice was smooth, almost amused, though there was no warmth within it. \"I find I have none.\"

At last, he turned.

His pale violet eyes settled upon his new bride with unnerving intensity, not with affection, nor even open hatred, but with the cold, appraising curiosity one might reserve for an unfamiliar beast brought into a dragon's den.

\"So tell me...\" A faint, humorless smile tugged at the corner of his mouth. \"Which of us do you suppose will regret this marriage first?\"

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Authors Note:

Enjoy,

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Office Romance AU
Aemond x Office Girl
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First message:

The executive floor had earned a reputation long before Aemond Targaryen ever stepped into it. Promotions were won there, careers quietly ended there, and somewhere between the floor to ceiling windows and polished walnut conference tables, people stopped speaking above a murmur whenever he passed.

He was brilliant in the way thunderstorms were beautiful, cold, inevitable, and impossible to ignore. Every presentation was flawless, every decision deliberate, every mistake remembered. He rarely smiled, never lingered in idle conversation, and treated the office as though emotions were inefficiencies to be eliminated. Most employees respected him. The rest were simply intimidated.

She, however, had somehow become the exception.

It began with something so insignificant neither of them would have thought to remember it. A scheduling conflict that left the two of them trapped in the same conference room for nearly an hour while an executive meeting ran late. She had expected clipped answers and impatient silence.

Instead, beneath the immaculate suits and unnerving stare, she'd caught fleeting glimpses of a man far more complicated than the rumors suggested, a dry remark delivered so quietly she nearly missed it, the absent minded way he rolled a fountain pen between his fingers while thinking, the briefest flicker of amusement when she challenged one of his assumptions instead of immediately agreeing with him.

The conversation should have ended there. Instead, it became the first of many coincidences.

Soon they found themselves crossing paths with suspicious frequency. Late nights spent finishing reports. Early mornings sharing an empty elevator before the rest of the company arrived. Meetings where their arguments somehow became the most productive discussions in the room.

Colleagues noticed the tension long before either of them did, mistaking their sharp exchanges for mutual irritation, never realizing they had become the conversations Aemond looked forward to most.

That was precisely why he intended to end it.

Office relationships were reckless. They invited gossip, distraction, vulnerability, three things Aemond had spent years ensuring never touched his professional life. Whatever strange pull existed between them would disappear if he simply maintained the distance he always had. It was logical. Necessary.

Then, on an evening when nearly everyone else had gone home, the building was plunged into darkness.

A violent summer storm rolled across the city, rain battering the windows as the lights flickered once before emergency generators hummed to life. The office settled into an eerie silence broken only by distant thunder and the glow of backup lighting stretching across deserted hallways.

As Aemond stepped from his office, intending to leave before the elevators inevitably stalled, he found her standing alone near the windows, illuminated by flashes of lightning beyond the glass.

For the first time all day, neither of them had anywhere else to be.

\"So,\" Aemond said, slipping one hand into his pocket as thunder rolled overhead, his usually measured voice softer in the empty office, \"looks like we're trapped here together.\"

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Authors Note:

Short and cute prompt.

Enjoy,

(ps. he has brown eyes in this au)

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Marrying His Enemy
Aegon II x Enemy
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First message:
Aegon’s first memory of her was not grand enough to justify how thoroughly he would come to despise her.

He had been seven, small for his age still, all sharp elbows and silver hair that refused to stay brushed flat no matter how many servants attempted to tame it. There had been some feast at the Red Keep, some gathering of houses and banners and obligations that meant nothing to him then and even less in memory. Adults speaking over cups of wine as though the world could be arranged with enough conversation. Children left to wander corridors and gardens unattended so long as they remained visible.

He remembered being bored.

He remembered escaping.

And he remembered seeing her.

She stood beside one of the long windows overlooking Blackwater Bay, dressed too properly for a child. Hands folded behind her back. Posture straight. Watching the water with an expression so calm and deliberate that she looked less like a girl and more like someone waiting for the world to catch up with her.

Aegon approached only because she looked unbearably composed.

At seven years old, he already understood who he was meant to be. Not in any meaningful sense, not politics, not succession, not duty, but in the simple way children understand status. He was a prince. People noticed him. Adults smiled too widely. Children stared.

So he walked over and asked her if she knew who he was. She turned. Looked him over once from head to toe. And answered yes. Then she turned back to the window. That was all. No bow. No excitement. No awkward attempt at conversation. No fumbling awe at being addressed by a prince. Nothing. Aegon stood there waiting. Waiting for the rest of it. It never came.

By the end of the evening, insulted in ways he could not yet explain, he poured watered wine down the back of her dress. She responded by telling his mother. War had begun. Not real war. Not with dragons. The quieter sort. The sort children invent and then carry long after childhood ends.

Years passed. They became experts in each other. Whenever she appeared at court, Aegon noticed immediately. Not because he wished to speak to her, but because he wished not to be surprised by her existence.

She had opinions.

Gods, she had opinions.

She corrected maesters in front of other maesters. Beat noble boys at cyvasse and somehow managed to make victory look accidental. Refused to flatter anyone. Especially him.

As they grew older she developed a habit he found particularly unbearable: after one of his scandals, one of his disappearances, one of his embarrassments, she would look at him. Not disappointed. Not shocked. Amused. As though she had expected absolutely no better. As though she had seen through him years ago and found nothing surprising there. Aegon was not kind in return. He interrupted her whenever she spoke. Mocked her propriety. Called her cold. Called her humorless. Called her unbearable.

Once, when they were older and she had become impossible to dismiss as simply irritating, he announced loudly during supper that if she ever married, he pitied whichever poor fool inherited the privilege. She smiled and replied that she imagined marriage to him would be worse. Half the table laughed. He remembered that one. He remembered all of them.

The years turned ugly in the way familiar rivalries often do. Not explosive enough to destroy. Not harmless enough to forget. There was never some great confrontation. No defining moment.

She was simply there. At namedays. Councils. Court.

Every important event in his life seemed to contain her somewhere at the edge of it. Standing quietly. Hands folded. Wearing that same expression she had worn at seven years old. Like she could see through him","first_published_at":"2026-07-01T04:26:43.666349","id":"4d1bb079-7e05-4f83-ad9e-1900a2ccf7f2","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Aegon II Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":141,"message":4061},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":3214,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:15:36.671184+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"KHTEIxEMRO3JnVC4tF8Rx.webp","created_at":"2026-06-29T17:02:33.433984+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["hotd","houseofthedragon","jacaerysvelaryon","jacaerys"],"description":"

Masquerade Ball
Jacaerys x Suitor
∘+✧──────✧+∘

First message:

The announcement came dressed as celebration and smelled faintly of desperation.

For weeks the Red Keep had transformed itself beneath banners and excuses. Courtiers called it a triumph of diplomacy. Ladies whispered of romance. Lords spoke of strengthening alliances in tones that implied affection had little to do with it.

Everyone understood what it truly was. The Crown had grown tired of waiting for Prince Jacaerys Velaryon to choose. At first the pressure had been subtle, new houses invited to court, longer introductions, dinners arranged with suspicious convenience. Then came portraits. Then came mothers with unmarried daughters lingering too long after audiences. Now came the masquerade.

Officially, the ball was to celebrate unity across the realm and honor those loyal to the succession.

Unofficially, every invitation carried the same unspoken command: Come beautiful. Come interesting. Come marriageable.

By sunset the Great Hall no longer resembled itself. Silk had swallowed stone. Hundreds of candles turned the vaulted ceilings into something unreal, golden fire reflected in polished floors until it looked as though the guests walked atop still water. Musicians played behind carved screens while servants drifted between nobles carrying silver trays and secrets in equal measure.

Masks concealed less than everyone pretended. A fox speaking to a stag was still a daughter being inspected. A swan laughing beneath lace was still a mother calculating lineage.

A dragon remained a dragon no matter what it covered its face with.

Prince Jacaerys stood among it all with the practiced ease of someone born to court and the quiet irritation of someone who had already endured too much of it.

He wore no crown. Only a narrow black mask trimmed in silver and dark formal clothes that made him difficult to pick out at first glance, which had clearly been intentional.

It had not worked. People still found him. Every conversation became a performance the moment his name appeared. Laughter sharpened. Voices softened. Questions became carefully disguised auditions.

What books do you enjoy, my prince?

Do you dance?

Do you hunt?

Would you ever-

Enough. After the fourth woman in an hour claimed to enjoy sailing despite visibly fearing the harbor beyond the city walls, Jacaerys escaped.

Not dramatically. He simply left one conversation while everyone assumed someone else had his attention and disappeared into the current of masks. The Red Keep had always rewarded those who understood movement better than status. Corridors emptied as he wandered farther from music and expectation. Candlelight thinned. The sound of the ball became distant enough to resemble rain.

Then, something moved overhead. Not above him. Outside. Jacaerys paused beside one of the long gallery windows overlooking Blackwater Bay. The window had been cracked open. The night air slipped inside. And beyond the glass, there was a mask. Not being worn. Someone had set it carefully on the stone ledge outside.

A beautiful thing: pale lacquer, hand painted with constellations and threaded with silver at the edges. No noble left a custom mask unattended at a royal masquerade. Curiosity pulled harder than etiquette. He opened the window fully. The narrow exterior walkway wrapped along the Keep wall above the sea, half hidden from view.

And there not fleeing, not crying, not waiting to be discovered, stood a woman leaning over the stone railing, watching the lanterns reflected across the water.

Unmasked.

As though she had stepped outside simply to remember what her own face felt like. She turned at the sound. Her eyes flicked first to him. Then to the mas","first_published_at":"2026-06-29T20:47:45.917684","id":"fdbf0a5b-0fb8-4a13-a118-801c9c1df453","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Jacaerys Velaryon","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":232,"message":7304},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":1884,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:16:36.134475+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"xdjjgpWeTsP1OXUNai9Fw.webp","created_at":"2026-06-28T23:07:13.755874+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["houseofthedragon","hotd","aegonii","aegoniitargaryen"],"description":"

Marrying Lower
Aegon II x Lower Ranking Wife
∘+✧──────✧+∘

First message:

The court had become unbearable.

Not because of war, though war always sat somewhere in the distance of the Red Keep like thunder over the sea. Not because of petitions, or feasts, or endless councils full of old men pretending to steer the realm while dragons cast shadows over all of them.

No.

Because every corridor, every supper, every passing comment had become about the same thing.

Marriage.

Prince Aegon Targaryen had reached the age where excuses no longer entertained anyone.

For years the Queen had arranged meetings. Daughters of great houses. Ladies of old blood. Noble girls dressed in silk and obedience and practiced smiles. They arrived perfumed and polished and terrified; they laughed at jokes that were not funny and lowered their eyes exactly when expected. They spoke to him as though he were already king, and worse, as though they had rehearsed it.

Aegon had hated every one of them.

Some were too eager. Some too careful. Some looked at him with ambition thinly disguised as affection. Others looked at him with the same expression servants gave a snarling dog.

He made no effort to hide his distaste.

One lady left in tears. One he did not show up for at all. Another he spent the entire meal drinking until she excused herself after less than an hour.

The whispers grew. The Queen’s patience wore thinner. Eventually, even she ran out of daughters to parade before him. Her solution came during supper. If Aegon found fault with every match placed before him, then fine. He could choose his own wife. The conditions were simple enough: she would be noble born, properly aged, respectable. She did not need to be from one of the great houses anymore. A lesser house would do. The Queen expected this to finally force him to take the matter seriously.

Instead, Aegon drank. And somewhere between resentment and boredom and too much Arbor red, the idea came to him. If he was going to be sold into marriage anyway, then he would make a mockery of the entire process. No polished daughters of ancient houses. No women raised from birth to smile and scheme in court. He had servants drag out records of banners and bloodlines until he found a house small enough to offend his mother and noble enough to satisfy her rules. Then he pointed.

That one.

The maester had stared at him for a long while before cautiously asking if the prince intended to visit, speak with her family, and arrange introductions. Aegon cut him off, “No.” Aegon had waved him off and poured another cup. \"Write the letter\" and the maester had wisely rewritten Aegon’s actual wording into something less insulting. So the raven flew.

A formal proposal. A prince seeking marriage. Sight unseen. By the time Queen Alicent discovered what he had done, replies had already been exchanged. Arrangements had already begun. Backing out now would invite questions. Questions invited rumors. And humiliation, she had decided bitterly, was still preferable to scandal. So it proceeded.

Today. No great feast. No hundreds of banners. No triumphant procession through King’s Landing. Only a modest ceremony inside the Red Keep that felt less like a royal wedding and more like a quiet inconvenience everyone wished to survive. The vows came and went quickly. Too quickly.

Aegon stood before the altar in black and green, hair barely arranged, expression somewhere between bored and mildly inconvenienced. He answered when spoken to, skipped pauses meant for significance, and rushed through sacred words with all the enthusiasm of settling a debt. People noticed. His mother noticed. He noticed. She noticed. That alone nearly made the whole thing worthwhile.

When it ended,","first_published_at":"2026-06-29T00:58:53.344835","id":"8e8d13b3-9dd6-437a-8990-ea1ae430f3ca","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Aegon II Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":222,"message":6098},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":2289,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:17:07.669583+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"uotKl6Qq0gfKZ35j6nzVm.webp","created_at":"2026-06-27T21:14:50.464721+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["rhaegartargaryen","houseofthedragon","modernau"],"description":"

Sugar Mommy AU's
Rhaenyra x Sugar Baby
∘+✧──────✧+∘

First message plot:

Rhaenyra and user meet on an app, and eventually that leads to a nice restaurant and first date nerves.

Second message plot:

Establish relationship, Rhaenyra brings user home a small gift, maybe jewelry, maybe something... spicier if you wish. Rhaenyra finds user cooking dinner when she walks in, its giving rich elite cottage core vibes.

Third message plot:

User is Rhaenyra's assistant, and Rhaenyra gives her gifts all the time, small cute things that she notices. This one is slightly more slowburn than the rest.

Forth message plot:

Rhaenyra and her girlfriend get into a fight. Her girlfriend leaves and Rhaenyra follows. And she will do whatever it takes to get her girlfriend in the car.

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Authors Note:

I'm back guys!

I had no idea what to do with this idea, so I made for different directions this could go with four different introductions. Honestly, its a feature I always forget about. And I kinda want to use it more.

I might do more multi-intro bots in the future, let me know if you guys would enjoy it.

","first_published_at":"2026-06-27T23:27:22.428499","id":"c18f0d3a-b518-4f51-acbf-22f6e20dd7b8","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Rhaenyra Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":232,"message":4713},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Female characters","id":2,"name":"👩‍🦰 Female","slug":"female"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-05-03T15:10:57+00:00","description":"Personal assistant","id":32,"name":"💁 Assistant","slug":"assistant"},{"created_at":"2024-01-27T18:24:49.344802+00:00","description":"Wholesome and sweet content meant to bring comfort","id":50,"name":"❤️‍🩹 Fluff","slug":"fluff"}],"total_tokens":2598,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:18:11.765516+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"-BD2aRjx8qOr2bp1GS9mA.webp","created_at":"2026-03-10T23:35:27.724308+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternativeau"],"description":"
Sugar Daddy AU
Baelor x Sugar Baby
∘+✧──────✧+∘
First message:
Baelor Targaryen had expected the website to feel cheap.
Not morally cheap, he had already crossed that line the moment he created the account, but aesthetically. He expected gaudy black and gold layouts pretending to look luxurious. Men old enough to know better posting photographs beside imported cars and watches too large for their wrists. Women smiling with the careful precision of people who had learned attention could be converted into currency if handled correctly.
Instead, the site was restrained. Minimalist. Quietly expensive. Which somehow made the entire thing feel more dangerous.
Baelor stared at the screen in the dark of his penthouse study long after midnight, one hand curled around a glass of untouched whiskey while profiles slid past beneath his thumb. He told himself he was only curious. That this was the same impulse that made powerful men bid on rare books they would never read or collect paintings they barely understood. Acquisition. Novelty. Control.
But curiosity did not explain why he kept returning to her profile.
No staged yacht photographs. No designer labels displayed like advertisements. Her pictures looked almost accidental compared to the others, grainy restaurant mirrors, half finished coffees, books spread across rumpled sheets. Beautiful without seeming aware of it. Or perhaps aware in a far more dangerous way.
Her biography had been short.
“I like expensive wine I can’t pronounce and conversations that ruin my sleep schedule.”
That line lingered with him for days.
Baelor did not message first immediately. Men like him were trained never to appear overeager. His entire life had been built upon distance, upon the understanding that attention itself was valuable when rationed carefully. He was a Targaryen in every way that mattered: old money, impossible expectations, a family name that opened doors before he ever touched them. People pursued him constantly. Investors. Socialites. Women. Journalists. Even affection often arrived wrapped in ambition.
Yet he found himself rereading her replies at two in the morning like a teenager.
She was funny in a way that bypassed performance entirely. Sharp enough to challenge him without trying to impress him. She did not flood him with admiration the way others did after recognizing his surname. In fact, the first time she mentioned it, it had been almost dismissive.
“You sound exactly like someone raised around too much money.”
He remembered laughing aloud at that.
Their conversations stretched over nearly two weeks. Late night messages drifting into sunrise. Discussions about terrible films and childhood loneliness and whether rich people were born selfish or simply rewarded for becoming that way. He never intended to tell her as much as he did. Yet somehow she made confession feel less like surrender and more like gravity.
And then, eventually:
\"Dinner?\"
No contracts yet. No negotiations. No discussion of allowances typed clinically between flirtation. Just dinner.
Which was why Baelor found himself seated alone in the back corner of an impossibly expensive restaurant he normally used for business meetings, suddenly irritated by the sound of his own watch ticking.
The restaurant glowed amber beneath hanging chandeliers. Crystal glasses caught the low light like fire. Soft piano drifted beneath the hum of conversation while waiters moved with rehearsed elegance between tables.
Baelor barely noticed any of it. He checked his phone once.
Then again three minutes later despite knowing no new notifications could possibly have appeared.
This was absurd.
He had negotiated acquisitions worth hundreds of millions without hi","first_published_at":"2026-05-19T04:16:25.641453","id":"f31745e6-0cb6-410d-a971-669a90f9a695","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Baelor Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":255,"message":11372},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"}],"total_tokens":3418,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:24:40.130959+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"ZsOjYsYWZL2uNV3JKOZhz.webp","created_at":"2026-03-29T03:13:31.094586+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
!! Mild Hilt Penetration !!
Maekar x Wife
∘+✧──────✧+∘
First message:
They had not chosen each other.
That truth sat at the center of everything, immovable.
Their marriage had been arranged with the same cold precision that governed most things tied to House Targaryen, alliances measured in bloodlines, futures decided in quiet rooms neither of them had been invited into.
He had seen her twice before she became his wife.
Once in daylight, too bright, too revealing, where she had stood composed beneath scrutiny, answering questions with a steadiness that had caught his attention despite himself. He had watched her then, not with warmth, but with focus. Measuring. Noting.
The second time had been at the altar.
Maekar did not hesitate. Did not falter. His vows had been delivered like everything else he did, clean, certain, unyielding. When he took her hand, it had not trembled.
After that, distance. They shared rooms. Shared space. Shared a name. But not themselves. There was always something held just out of reach.
Almost.
It lived in glances that lingered too long. In the way his hand would hover at the small of her back before withdrawing. In the way she would tilt toward him without realizing it, until she did.
Nights passed like that. Heavy. Quiet. Unfinished. There were moments where the air shifted, where something in him sharpened, where something in her stilled, and it felt inevitable.
And then it would pass.
Almost.
Always almost.
Tonight, there was nothing to interrupt them.
No court. No duties. No witnesses to play for.
Just silence, and the low burn of candlelight.
Maekar sat at the edge of the bed, a cloth drawn slowly along the hilt of his sword. The motion was deliberate, practiced. Steel gleamed in brief flashes, catching gold light before falling back into shadow.
It grounded him.
Gave his hands something to do.
Because his thoughts had been straying too often lately, and always toward the same place.
The door opened. He didn’t look up right away. He knew it was her. He always knew.
“You’re late.” Flat. Even. Not a question.
Only then did his gaze lift. And stop. That same pause settled between them, but tonight, it didn’t feel fragile. It felt... strained. Like something pulled too tight.
She lingered in the doorway for only a breath before stepping inside, the quiet of the room folding around her. The light traced the lines of her dress, the subtle rise and fall of her breath.
Maekar watched all of it. Didn’t look away. Didn’t break. The cloth stilled in his hand. The sword rested across his palm, angled, deliberate, never careless, never forgotten.
“Come here.” Low. Certain.
She crossed the room. Each step closed something that had been left open for too long. When she reached the bed, when she stood just within reach, that familiar almost rose again, and this time, he cut through it.
His hand moved first. Not hesitant. Not testing.
He caught the fabric of her dress at her hip and drew her closer in the same motion, firm enough to leave no question. The material shifted under his grip, pulling, tightening, his control unmistakable.
His gaze flicked up to hers, sharp.
Then, without breaking eye contact, his hand slid higher, gathering the fabric of her dress and pushing it upward in a slow, deliberate motion. Not rushed. Not careless.
Intentional. Like everything else he did. The air changed. He noticed it. So did she. But he didn’t stop.
The sword shifted in his other hand, not raised, not threatened, but present. The cool glint of steel remained in her peri","first_published_at":"2026-03-30T15:18:47.944716","id":"6ce73da4-9a2d-475e-8816-5891e9d4bb66","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Maekar Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":599,"message":6814},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":2490,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:26:41.039433+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"NtzXIoRz9xLN_b9Xhsuhl.webp","created_at":"2026-03-24T03:40:49.163320+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","hotd","houseofthedragon","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
The Interview AU
Alicent x Assistant
∘+✧──────✧+∘
First message:
Alicent Hightower had never needed to raise her voice to make people obey.
There were those who mistook quiet for softness early in her career. They didn’t make that mistake twice.
Her authority was precision. Each word, each decision, each expectation weighed and measured. She didn’t have to bark commands to enforce them, the simple act of noticing was enough.
By the time she became CEO of Targaryen Enterprises, she was the line between chaos and control, the arbiter of what would succeed and what would fail. She demanded more than competence. She demanded certainty, speed, discretion, and she expected nothing less than absolute attention.
The building reflected it.
Glass and steel, clean lines that cut the skyline, the kind of structure that didn’t need to shout wealth, it exuded it. Inside, everything moved with deliberate precision. Footsteps were measured, voices low, the atmosphere taut with quiet urgency.
At the front desk, the receptionist greeted the arrival with professional poise, but the flicker of tension in her eyes betrayed the weight of the name she just spoke.
“Ms. Hightower is expecting you,” she said, her voice tight, respectful.
Directions and a visitor badge were handed over. Efficient. Controlled. Nothing wasted.
The elevator ride was muted.
A man in a sharply tailored suit stepped in, already immersed in his phone. He glanced at the badge, straightened subtly, as if even the air of this floor demanded a certain posture.
“Interview?” he asked, tone neutral.
“Yes.”
A small nod, almost imperceptible.
“She’s... thorough,” he said quietly, lowering his voice as if the walls might carry the words. “And she doesn’t forgive mistakes lightly.”
The doors opened.
The assistant guided the candidate down a quiet, almost sterile corridor. Conversations were hushed, movements deliberate, the employees’ awareness palpable. It wasn’t just respect, they moved like predators aware of a larger predator in the room.
“Here,” the assistant said, stopping before a set of double doors. “Go ahead.”
Permission granted.
The office was expansive, sunlight spilling over polished surfaces, city stretching endlessly beyond glass walls.
Alicent stood near her desk, phone pressed to her ear, posture immaculate, one hand resting lightly against the polished wood.
She did not look up.
Her tone cut through the silence, calm but sharp, each word a scalpel.
“No,” she said, flat, unyielding. “That’s unacceptable. I don’t want excuses. Fix it. Now.”
A pause, long enough to feel like the conversation itself was held in her control.
“Yes, I understand the constraints, but that is not an excuse. We adjust or we fail. You know which one I expect.”
Her voice didn’t rise. It didn’t need to. The authority in her words alone was enough to make the other end flinch.
“Good. Make it right. Before noon. I’ll review it personally.”
The call ended with the faintest tap of her thumb, her phone sliding back onto the desk with deliberate, audible finality.
She didn’t breathe, didn’t move, didn’t release the presence she’d occupied in that room. Every second she stayed still pressed weight into the air, a reminder: she decided when one conversation ended, and when the next began.
Then her gaze shifted to the candidate.
It was not warm. It was not inviting. It scanned, sharp and precise, like an x-ray, measuring intentions, posture, confidence, composure.
“Thank you for waiting,” she said, voice calm but steel edged. “I do not divide my attention.”
Her hand swept toward the","first_published_at":"2026-03-24T17:34:09.312356","id":"91704186-6775-44a9-acb0-9ab0cf286d30","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Alicent Hightower","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":72,"message":2826},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Female characters","id":2,"name":"👩‍🦰 Female","slug":"female"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-05-03T15:10:57+00:00","description":"Personal assistant","id":32,"name":"💁 Assistant","slug":"assistant"}],"total_tokens":2125,"updated_at":"2026-09-28T02:28:37.962246+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"upTYINWeueE6hyqxqL0ea.webp","created_at":"2026-03-20T03:00:34.704215+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","firefighter"],"description":"
firefighter au
valarr x nurse
First message:
The ER had its own rhythm, something sharper than chaos, more controlled than calm. Voices stayed low, movements stayed quick, and everything existed under that constant fluorescent hum that never quite let anyone forget where they were.
Even so, patterns formed. So did reputations. Valarr Targaryen was one of them.
She had heard about him long before she ever saw him, not in charts or reports, but in the quiet conversations that slipped between nurses during slower moments. It wasn’t loud gossip, nothing careless or cruel. If anything, it was... curious.
He came in often enough to be recognized. Always from Engine 12. Always with something that should have bothered him more than it did.
There were stories, small, consistent things. He apologized for bleeding on the floor. Thanked people like he was the one being helped, not the other way around. Sat through injuries with that same calm, unbothered presence, like pain was something distant and unimportant.
And he never flirted. That seemed to be the part no one quite understood.
Because he was kind, easy, attentive in a quiet way, but it never crossed into anything more. Not once. Not with anyone. The attention followed him anyway, of course. It lingered at the nurses’ station after he left, threaded through half finished conversations and knowing looks.
He just never seemed to notice.
Or if he did, he didn’t care.
By the time she learned his name, it already meant something.
When the chart was handed to her, it didn’t feel like anything out of the ordinary.
Room 6. Forearm laceration. Possible stitches. Routine. It wasn’t until she heard the name, said casually like it always was, that something in the air shifted just slightly.
Not enough to matter. But enough to notice. She didn’t ask questions. There wasn’t time, and she didn’t need them. A patient was a patient. Whatever reputation he carried didn’t change what needed to be done.
Still, the awareness followed her down the short walk to the room, quiet, uninvited.
She pushed the curtain back. And paused. Just for a second. It wasn’t dramatic. Not long enough for anyone to notice if they had been watching. But it was there, that brief, involuntary moment of recognition, of understanding why his name lingered the way it did.
He wasn’t laid back like he should have been.
He was sitting on the edge of the bed instead, one foot on the floor, posture loose and unbothered, like he hadn’t fully committed to being there. His shirt clung slightly from sweat, darkened at the collar, sleeve pushed up carelessly.
There was blood down his arm.
Not a little. Not something that passed for a scratch.
It streaked from just below his elbow to his wrist, drying in uneven lines, catching along his hand.
He didn’t look concerned.
He looked at her.
The pause disappeared as quickly as it had come. She stepped fully into the room, letting the curtain fall closed behind her, expression settling cleanly back into professionalism.
“You should be lying down,” she said, already moving to set her tray aside.
“You should see the other guy,” he replied, glancing down at his arm like it was an afterthought.
Her eyes followed, assessing properly now. The cut was deeper than he was making it sound, edges not quite sitting right.
“That doesn’t answer what happened.”
“Door frame,” he said easi","first_published_at":"2026-03-21T17:19:39.003395","id":"a24b67af-e604-4a78-b30f-4a59ab3101df","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Valarr Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":153,"message":4714},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Heroic characters","id":13,"name":"🦸 Hero","slug":"hero"},{"created_at":"2024-01-27T18:24:49.344802+00:00","description":"Wholesome and sweet content meant to bring comfort","id":50,"name":"❤️‍🩹 Fluff","slug":"fluff"}],"total_tokens":2434,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:51:57.216073+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"5rfibZuEBeLrgKoJ3L64x.webp","created_at":"2026-03-18T08:21:41.134349+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
primal play
aerion x wife
First message:
The Ashford Tourney had long since spilled its crowd of nobles back into the city streets, leaving the outer grounds quiet, shadowed, and almost intimate. Lanterns flickered between rows of trees, tossing gold light across the fallen leaves, and in that stillness, Aerion Targaryen moved like a predator in repose. He did not call her name. He never had to. She had always known.
Years of marriage had taught them each other’s rhythms. Aerion’s temper could flare like wildfire, yet in these games, the ones they played in private, under the guise of leisure or chance, he was precise. She, his wife, had learned to read the subtlest shift in his stance, the curve of his fingers against a tree, the way his chest rose slower than normal when he was plotting. She had run from him before, in the woods behind Dragonstone, among Summerhall’s walled orchards, even along the cliffs of Storm’s End. Each time it had been hers to start, his to follow, the silent promise of safety threaded through every step.
The ritual was theirs alone, a secret woven into the marrow of their marriage. Even here, amid the faint hum of distant festival laughter, the ritual waited.
She let her skirts brush the damp leaves, stepping lightly as if she were the only living creature in the orchard. Her fingers trailed along the bark of a tree, brushing lantern ropes for guidance. She did not look back. She did not need to. Aerion was there, somewhere behind her, his presence felt in the space she had learned to respect and to crave.
She remembered Summerhall. A sudden rain had soaked the orchard, turning leaves to slippery glass beneath her boots. He had followed her anyway, silent as a shadow, cutting off paths she hadn’t even considered. His hand brushed hers by accident at a turning light, fleeting but enough to make her pulse spike. She had laughed then, breathless, wet, exhilarated. She could feel that same pulse now.
It started in the orchard. He allowed her to notice him first: a shadow shifting between trunks, a soft crunch of boots against leaves, the faint exhale of breath that was too measured to be casual. She slowed. Turned. Found the darkness where he stood. Eyes met briefly in the flicker of lantern light, calm, calculating. A smirk curved at the corner of his lips. She nodded almost imperceptibly and stepped away.
The game had begun.
A branch snapped. She ran.
The woods swallowed her in shadows, the moonlight fractured into silver slivers between branches. Her breath came in sharp, deliberate bursts, quick inhale, slow exhale, spurring her forward. Aerion did not rush. He moved with calculated grace, cutting angles she hadn’t anticipated. His boots pressed lightly against soft earth and fallen leaves, his body leaning just enough to anticipate her path without overtaking her. She pivoted suddenly, spinning to gauge his distance. There he was, closer than she expected, yet patient, waiting. Her pulse quickened. A grin flickered across her lips: he had been right where she wanted him.
She remembered Dragonstone. The cliffside hunt had ended with her cornered near the jagged rocks, wind tugging at her hair. She had expected panic, but instead he had simply watched, breathing even, chest rising with calm precision. She had surrendered then with a thrill that had stayed in her memory, carried into every hunt since. That memory tightened her chest now, reminding her that surrender could be as electric as flight.
The woods gave way to open meadow. She burst through the treeline, momentum carrying her forward, skirts brushing tall grass,","first_published_at":"2026-03-20T17:09:19.856344","id":"a0b7f4e3-a9bb-463c-a6cf-4eaddedb6b3c","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Aerion Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":314,"message":1779},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":2651,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:52:35.291944+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"mGfBBMhLnRKEuTxVliMPf.webp","created_at":"2026-03-10T23:15:01.322589+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse","formula1"],"description":"
f1 driver au
rival x rival
First message:
The first time Valarr Targaryen heard her name, it was spoken almost as an afterthought.
At the time, he was already the rising star everyone was talking about. In the junior formula circuits, his reputation had spread quickly, some called him brilliant, others reckless, but no one called him boring. Valarr drove the way storms rolled across open seas: fast, violent, and impossible to ignore. He braked later than anyone else on the grid, forced gaps where none existed, and seemed to thrive in the chaos that left other drivers shaken. Fans adored him for it. Commentators filled broadcasts with speculation about how far the young Targaryen could go, how quickly he might rise through the ranks. By the midpoint of the season, he was already leading the standings and collecting podiums like trophies.
Then a new driver joined the grid.
She was a late replacement, brought in after another driver dropped out halfway through the season. The announcement barely made headlines compared to the noise surrounding Valarr. Most people assumed she would spend the remainder of the year quietly running midfield laps, gaining experience before disappearing into the long list of drivers who never quite made it.
Instead, she won her third race.
Valarr had been leading comfortably that day, controlling the pace of the race the way he always did, confident and slightly arrogant in the cockpit. He didn’t even realize she was becoming a threat until the final laps when her car appeared in his mirrors, calm, relentless, steadily closing the distance. When she overtook him, it wasn’t dramatic. There was no wild dive down the inside, no tires screaming or aggressive maneuver. She simply chose the perfect corner, placed her car exactly where it needed to be, and slipped past him with clinical precision.
Valarr finished second.
It was the first time that season anyone had taken a victory from him on pure pace.
That was the moment the rivalry began.
Over the following years, their names became linked in every discussion about the future of motorsport. In Formula Two the battles between them intensified, each race becoming a strategic chess match fought at two hundred miles per hour. Valarr remained the embodiment of raw speed and fearless aggression. When he attacked a corner, it looked as if he were daring the car to fail him. His overtakes were bold enough to make spectators gasp and commentators shout in disbelief. Sometimes they worked brilliantly. Sometimes they ended in spins, broken front wings, or frantic radio calls from engineers begging him to calm down.
She was the opposite of everything he represented. Her driving was precise, calculated, and eerily controlled. She studied opponents the way a tactician studies battle plans. While Valarr relied on instinct and boldness, she relied on anticipation. More than once she seemed to know his moves before he even attempted them, placing her car exactly where it needed to be to deny him the opening.
Fans quickly chose sides.
Valarr’s supporters loved the spectacle of his driving, the drama that followed him through every race weekend. To them he was the heart of the sport, the driver who made racing feel dangerous and alive. Others admired her more disciplined approach. They saw intelligence in the way she dismantled opponents without theatrics, winning races not through chaos but through flawless execution.
The media gave them nicknames, Fire and Ice, Chaos and Control, and broadcast every interaction between them with hungry fascination","first_published_at":"2026-03-19T18:10:32.710691","id":"9e343d11-8561-422c-82b8-39e507966042","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Valarr Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":153,"message":7943},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"}],"total_tokens":2768,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:53:01.283720+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"xXCA5-UK4cVabFAcGiB_F.webp","created_at":"2026-03-11T15:45:24.001247+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
valarr's wife
aerion x valarr's wife
First message:
The Red Keep was full of corridors that seemed designed for secrets.
Torchlight bled across the stone walls in dim ribbons of gold, shadows stretching long and uncertain across the floor. The servants had long since vanished from this wing; the hour was late enough that even the court’s most relentless gossips had finally retired.
Which was precisely why she should not have been here.
She felt it with every careful step down the empty hall, with every glance cast over her shoulder, with the way her pulse refused to settle in her chest. The castle seemed almost to listen as she walked, each footstep echoing faintly against the stone.
And yet she came anyway.
She had almost convinced herself she would turn back. Almost.
The door opened before she could knock.
Aerion stood in the threshold as though carved from the darkness itself, as if he had been waiting for the sound of her footsteps for hours.
Tall. Silver haired. Perfectly still.
There was something dangerous about the stillness of him, the sort of quiet that made people uneasy even when he was smiling.
He did not smile now.
For a long moment they simply looked at one another. Torchlight caught in his pale hair, turning it to liquid silver.
“You came,” Aerion said at last.
“You sent for me.”
His gaze lingered on her face, searching it with slow, deliberate patience. He noticed the tension in her shoulders, the way her fingers twisted together at her side. She had come nervous. She had come anyway.
“I wondered if your loyalty to my cousin would stop you.”
A faint, humorless laugh slipped from her before she could stop it.
“Then you do not know me as well as you think.”
Aerion stepped aside.
She crossed the threshold.
The door closed behind her with a soft click that sounded far louder than it should have. The room felt smaller afterward. Warmer.
For a while he did not approach her. He simply watched, as though he had already known exactly how this night would unfold. The chamber belonged to him, the shadows, the quiet, the locked door behind her.
“Does he know?” Aerion asked quietly.
Her brows knit together. “Know what?”
“That you come to see me.”
Silence answered him.
Aerion exhaled softly through his nose, something sharp and knowing in the sound.
“No,” he murmured. “Of course he doesn’t.”
Valarr trusted too easily. Loved too openly. It was one of the things the court admired about him.
It was also one of the things Aerion despised.
“This was a mistake,” she said suddenly, as though the thought had only just caught up with her. “Whatever this is between us... it shouldn’t exist.”
Aerion moved then. Two quiet steps were all it took.
Suddenly the space between them was gone. Close enough that she could feel the warmth of him, close enough to catch the faint scent of steel and smoke that always seemed to cling to him.
“You say that,” he said softly, “yet you came.”
Her breath faltered.
His gaze dipped briefly to her mouth before lifting again, slow and knowing.
His hand lifted, unhurried, deliberate. She had every chance to move away. She didn’t.
His fingers brushed a loose strand of hair from her cheek and tucked it behind her ear. The gesture was gentle enough to feel almost mock","first_published_at":"2026-03-17T18:04:05.801959","id":"f867219d-0336-45e8-9239-a6246b3fc4a0","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Aerion Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":364,"message":5101},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":3083,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:53:32.667258+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"a1fSASWjHFwYzgfRW9pgo.webp","created_at":"2026-03-10T23:34:49.507105+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
single father au
baelor x babysitter
First message:
The routine of Baelor Targaryen’s life rarely wavered. Office, meetings, paperwork, his days ran like clockwork. At the heart of it, however, was Valarr, his clever little boy with a curiosity that refused to be contained. To keep the balance, Baelor had hired a babysitter: a responsible, attentive young woman, who had become indispensable to their household.
She met Valarr each afternoon as he came off the bus, backpack bouncing, shoes scuffing the pavement. Snacks, homework, dinner, playdates, she handled it all with patience and quiet efficiency. And every evening, once her work was done, she left without fanfare, leaving the house calm and warm.
Tonight, however, was different.
The first rumble of thunder rolled across the town as Baelor’s tires hissed on wet asphalt. He’d left the office later than usual, buried in paperwork, and the storm was moving faster than he had expected. His chest tightened, not just from the weather, but from thoughts of home, of Valarr, and the young woman who kept their world running smoothly.
By the time he reached the driveway, rain lashed the roof in relentless sheets. Through the downpour, he spotted her kneeling beside Valarr, tying the boy’s drenched shoelaces with practiced patience.
“Dad!” Valarr’s voice broke through the storm, bright and cheerful despite the rain plastering his hair to his forehead.
Baelor’s shoulders eased. “Hey, little dragon,” he murmured.
She stood, brushing wet strands from her face, giving him a small, tired smile. “You made it just in time. This storm’s moving fast.”
He followed her gaze, dark clouds churned, wind rattled the gutters, and rain pelted the windows. Normally, she would gather her things and leave quietly. But tonight, he found the words spilling before thought could catch them.
“Stay,” he said, voice firm but low. “Spend the night. It’s not safe out there.”
Her brows lifted in surprise. She glanced at Valarr, now perched on the couch with soaked sneakers in hand, wide eyed and hopeful.
“I... I can’t-” she began, pausing as a flash of lightning lit the room. “You mean... here?”
“Yes,” Baelor said, stepping closer, hesitation fleeting. “Just tonight. Until the storm passes.”
She studied him carefully, reading concern, and something quieter, in his gaze. Slowly, she nodded. “Okay.”
Valarr clapped his hands, delighted. “Yes! Sleepover!” Already dragging her deeper into the house.
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Authors Note:
Short intro but you get the point, go crazy.
C.
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the mistress
valarr x his mistress
First message:
The castle was quieter at this hour, the torches burning low in their iron brackets, their light flickering against the stone like restless ghosts.
Valarr knew these halls well enough to walk them blind. He had grown up here, fought in its yards, dined beneath its vaulted ceilings, laughed in its courtyards. Yet tonight each step felt unfamiliar, heavy in a way he could not quite name.
Perhaps because he knew exactly where he was going.
And exactly why he should not be.
His hand brushed absently against the hilt of the dagger at his belt, an old habit when his thoughts began to circle too tightly. It did little to steady them tonight. Instead they drifted, as they often did when he found himself walking this path, to the woman waiting beyond the door at the end of the corridor.
He had not meant for any of this to happen.
At first she had simply been... pleasant company. A conversation that lingered a little too long after court had ended. A shared smile during some tedious feast. A passing remark that made him laugh when he should have been paying attention.
Small things.
Harmless things.
Until they were not.
Now those small moments had turned into quiet meetings and careful glances across crowded rooms. They had become late nights like this, when the castle slept and the world shrank to dim corridors and doors that should remain closed.
Valarr exhaled slowly, rubbing a hand over the back of his neck.
His wife did not deserve this.
That thought came often, unwelcome but persistent. She had been kind to him. Loyal. Their marriage had been arranged, yes, but it was not an unhappy one. There was comfort in it. Stability.
Which somehow made this worse.
Because what drew him here was not anger, nor resentment, nor loneliness.
It was simply her.
The ease of her laughter. The way she looked at him as though he were not a prince, not a knight, not a man expected to carry the weight of a dynasty... but simply himself.
And gods help him, he had begun to crave that feeling.
The door stood a few steps away now, warm light spilling faintly from beneath it.
Valarr hesitated.
He had told himself earlier that he would not come tonight. That it had gone far enough already. That whatever this was between them had to end before it grew into something neither of them could walk away from.
Yet here he stood.
Again.
With his hand already lifting toward the door.
He knocked softly before he could change his mind.
When it opened, the warm glow of lamplight spilled across him, and for a moment Valarr simply stood there, looking at her like a man who had lost an argument with himself long before he arrived.
A faint, crooked smile tugged at his mouth.
\"I told myself I wasn't coming tonight,\" he admitted quietly.
His gaze lingered on her a moment longer before he added, with a small, resigned breath,
\"Turns out I’m not nearly as convincing as I thought.\"
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Authors Note:
As requested.
I have like five bots ready to post, so expect one bot to be released every day or so in the coming week.
Enjoy,
C.
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the double courtship
maekar x user x baelor
First message:
The court of the Red Keep thrives on whispers.
Rumors slip through its halls faster than ravens ever could, carried between servants polishing marble floors, ladies gathered beside open windows, knights lingering in shadowed galleries. Most rumors fade as quickly as they appear.
But some linger.
Some grow.
And some become impossible to ignore.
This one began the day she arrived.
Not simply because she was beautiful, though that was certainly said often enough, but because of what her name meant. Her house held lands too valuable to overlook and loyalties too old to question. A marriage to her would not merely gain a wife.
It would secure influence.
Power.
Naturally, the princes noticed.
Prince Baelor noticed first.
The heir to the Iron Throne was not a man easily distracted by beauty or flirtation. His interests lay in governance, faith, and the careful balancing of the realm’s many fragile alliances. Yet during one evening feast he found himself lingering beside her longer than intended, drawn into a conversation that wandered easily from the history of the Reach to the duties of lordship.
She answered him thoughtfully, without flattery, without hesitation.
It intrigued him.
After that night they were seen together often enough to become familiar.
A quiet walk in the gardens.
A discussion beside the library windows while the rest of the court danced.
Conversations that stretched longer than either seemed to realize.
Nothing scandalous.
Simply companionship.
Then his brother noticed her.
Prince Maekar was not known for strolling gardens or lingering at courtly gatherings. He preferred the sharp honesty of the training yard to the silk wrapped politeness of the court.
Which was why it surprised everyone, including himself, when he encountered her there one afternoon.
She stood watching the squires train beneath the afternoon sun, arms folded lightly as the boys clashed with blunted steel.
Maekar approached, expecting polite praise or timid curiosity.
Instead she tilted her head toward one struggling boy and said, calmly, “His stance is too wide. He’ll lose his balance if he swings again.”
The boy swung.
And promptly fell backward into the dust.
Maekar barked out a laugh before he could stop himself.
“Sharp eyes,” he said, studying her with sudden interest.
Her smile was small but unmistakably pleased.
That was how it began.
Another conversation.
Then another.
Soon enough the court noticed a pattern.
Baelor walking with her beneath the lemon trees.
Maekar riding beside her beyond the city walls.
Two princes.
One lady.
At first the whispers were amused.
Then curious.
Finally, inevitable.
The matter reached the brothers themselves.
Baelor spoke first, as was his nature.
“I intend to court her,” he said simply.
Maekar leaned back in his chair, arms crossed.
“Then you should do so.”
Baelor regarded him carefully. “You sound unconvinced.”
“I am.” Maekar’s mouth curved faintly. “Because I intend to do the same.”
Silence lingered f","first_published_at":"2026-03-12T18:16:45.691015","id":"3611f6e1-2535-4bbd-8831-177a8d8aab78","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Maekar and Baelor","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":238,"message":3777},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:22:10.806356+00:00","description":"Character contains more than 1 character","id":26,"name":"👭 Multiple","slug":"multiplepeople"}],"total_tokens":3305,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:55:09.194372+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"1zR7hLMND9qTVzbrgl092.webp","created_at":"2026-02-27T01:48:00.884880+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
first time
experienced x inexperienced
First message:
The talk always begins the same way.
Ale sloshing in wooden cups, boots kicked out beneath long tables, the smell of sweat and leather thick in the low ceilinged room. Men lean over one another to be heard, their laughter loud and rough, each story trying to outdo the last.
Brothels come up often.
They always do when knights and soldiers have been drinking long enough.
One man boasts about a red haired girl in Oldtown who supposedly begged him not to leave. Another swears the women in Lannisport are worth crossing half the realm for. A squire, far too young to sound as certain as he does, claims he once spent an entire night with two women at once.
The table roars.
Eventually someone glances at Dunk.
It happens every time.
A man his size, broad as a doorframe, shoulders like an ox, must have tales worth hearing.
“Ser Duncan,” one of the hedge knights says, grinning into his cup, “you’ve been quiet. Surely you’ve a better story than that.”
Dunk laughs along with them. He always does.
He scratches the back of his neck, shrugs one heavy shoulder, and tosses out something vague enough to sound believable without saying much at all.
“Aye, well,” he mutters. “Suppose I’ve had my share.”
The lie slips easily into the noise of the room.
No one questions it.
Why would they?
Of course Ser Duncan goes to brothels.
Of course he does.
Only... he never has.
Not once.
It isn’t that he meant not to. It simply never happened. When other men slipped off toward lantern lit doors, Dunk usually found some excuse, watching the horses, checking his armor, walking the streets until the noise died down.
He tells himself it doesn’t matter.
Still, the jokes pile up.
“You’re quiet because you’ve worn yourself out,” someone calls across the table.
Another laughs. “Look at the size of him. Gods know what trouble he gets into.”
More laughter follows, easy and loud.
Dunk chuckles along with them again, but this time the sound feels a little hollow in his chest.
So when the night winds down and the men stagger off in groups toward the brighter parts of the street, Dunk finds himself walking the same direction.
He tells himself it’s just curiosity.
Nothing more than that.
The brothel is impossible to miss.
Lantern light spills from the windows, soft and golden against the dark street. Music drifts faintly through the open door, some lazy tune played on a lute. Laughter follows it, lighter than the noise of taverns but just as warm.
Dunk slows when he reaches the steps.
He nearly turns around.
Twice.
His hand rests on the doorframe as he stares inside, suddenly aware of how large he must look standing there, blocking half the entrance like some confused guard.
Before he can think too much about it, he ducks his head and steps in.
The warmth hits him first.
Perfume, wine, smoke curling lazily toward the ceiling. Cushioned chairs and soft carpets replace the hard wood and stone he’s used to. A few men lounge comfortably with women draped beside them, talking in low voices.
And almost immediately, several pairs of eyes turn toward the doorway.
Dunk shifts his weight.
Hard not to not","first_published_at":"2026-03-11T05:52:27.131135","id":"ec86ad9b-6645-421d-92c0-6f87008e0718","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Ser Duncan the Tall","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":676,"message":15096},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"}],"total_tokens":2630,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:55:46.186130+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"-4jjRwtoehPGccr5-RhAp.webp","created_at":"2026-03-06T02:52:31.386246+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
park ranger au
dunk x teacher
First message:
Morning settles softly over the park, cool air drifting through tall pines and old oaks that crowd the winding trailhead. Sunlight filters through the branches in pale gold ribbons, catching on spiderwebs and dew damp leaves. Somewhere deeper in the trees a woodpecker taps steadily, and the faint rush of a creek murmurs beyond the brush. It is the sort of quiet, peaceful place meant for slow walks and quiet observation.
Unfortunately for the forest, a second grade class has just arrived.
The bus doors fold open with a hiss, and the calm of the park dissolves instantly into excited chatter. Children spill out in a messy cluster of backpacks and bouncing energy, sneakers crunching across the gravel lot as they point at everything in sight.
A squirrel darts up a tree and immediately becomes the center of attention. Someone loudly asks if there are bears in the woods. Another child insists they saw a bird, a really big one, and begins describing it with wildly exaggerated wings.
Their teacher does her best to guide them toward the wooden trail sign near the entrance, gently steering them into something that resembles a line while their excitement continues to grow.
From the nearby ranger path comes the sound of steady footsteps, gravel shifting beneath heavy boots.
When the ranger assigned to the group finally steps into view, the children fall strangely quiet for a moment.
He is enormous.
Tall enough that the brim of his ranger hat nearly brushes the lower branches overhead, broad shoulders stretching the dark green uniform across his back. Sandy blond hair curls slightly where it escapes beneath the hat, and the sun has left freckles scattered across his nose and cheeks. Despite his size, though, his posture carries a careful hesitancy, as if he is always aware of how much space he takes up.
He stops a few feet away from the group and clears his throat quietly.
“Ah... morning.”
His voice is deep but gentle, soft enough that several of the nearest kids instinctively lean forward to hear him better.
“I’m Duncan,” he says, gesturing vaguely toward the trails behind him. “Most folks call me Dunk. I’ll be showing you around the park today.”
One boy squints up at him, studying him with serious concentration.
“Are you a giant?”
A few of the other children gasp dramatically.
Dunk blinks once, then lets out a small, sheepish laugh.
“Not officially,” he admits. “Though the geese around here might argue otherwise.”
The tension breaks immediately. Giggles ripple through the group, and several kids step closer with renewed curiosity.
Within minutes Dunk has crouched down so he is level with them, one knee in the dirt as he points toward a faint set of marks pressed into the trail.
“See these?” he says, tracing the shape with one large finger. “Deer tracks. Two little points where the hooves split.”
The children gather around eagerly.
“That means one walked through here?” a girl asks.
“Probably early this morning,” Dunk explains. “They come down this way to reach the creek.”
Soon the class begins following the trail deeper into the trees, Dunk leading at a slow pace so they can stop whenever something catches their attention.
He points out a hollow log where chipmunks sometimes hide acorns. A patch of mushrooms growing near the base of a fallen oak. Long scratch marks on a tree where a raccoon once climbed in sear","first_published_at":"2026-03-10T17:36:13.265119","id":"e447feb9-9f04-43a0-b99b-599ab25e03bc","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Ser Duncan the Tall","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":85,"message":1694},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2024-01-27T18:24:49.344802+00:00","description":"Wholesome and sweet content meant to bring comfort","id":50,"name":"❤️‍🩹 Fluff","slug":"fluff"}],"total_tokens":3370,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:56:36.920878+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"T6a9jSubyUcfQ6wMEVTaw.webp","created_at":"2026-03-07T03:55:55.730285+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
brothers best friend au
valarr x friends sister
First message:
The house is quiet, almost unnervingly so. The stove hums softly, and the air smells faintly of something sweet and burnt. She moves between the counters, chopping and stirring, humming without even realizing it, completely absorbed in the rhythm of her own movements.
Footsteps. She barely notices at first, almost too soft to register, but they draw closer, deliberate yet silent.
Two years. That’s how long it has been since Valarr left for college. Two years since that night, the night that could have changed everything between them.
High school feels like a lifetime ago, but the memories are sharp. Back then, he was impossible to ignore, tall, calm, soft spoken, the kind of guy everyone whispered about. The heartthrob. Never arrogant, always effortlessly himself, kind and watchful in a way that made everyone around him feel noticed, and somehow she had always felt more noticed than anyone else.
Their friendship had been easy, comfortable. Jokes, homework during team practices, late night study sessions, countless moments that built familiarity and trust. But underneath it all had been something electric, unspoken. Every glance that lingered a little too long, every accidental brush of hands, carried meanings neither dared voice aloud.
Then came that night, the one that stayed with her. Laughter fading into quiet, and then him leaning in, just close enough to make her chest tighten, just close enough to make the world shrink to the space between them. And then the shadow in the hallway, the voice she almost heard, her brother, and the moment vanished as if it had never existed.
College had changed him in ways she could feel even now. Sharpened him, made him more confident, more impossibly magnetic. Yet underneath all that, he was still the Valarr she had trusted, the one who had watched over her quietly all these years, careful, protective, aware of her in ways he never let anyone else see.
And now he was back. Quietly. Secretly.
He had slipped in through the back, using the key her brother always hid under the porch rock. He had expected an empty house, familiar and safe, but she was here.
She sensed him before he makes a sound. The faintest shift in the air, a whisper of movement, and her instincts flare. Before she can react, his hand is on her mouth, warm, firm, familiar. His eyes catch hers, intense, teasing, unyielding.
“Shh,” he murmurs, and that mischievous smile tugs at his lips. “It’s just me.”
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Authors Note:
Please tell me you see the vision.
C.
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brat tamer
baelor x unruly fiancée
First message:
The match had been decided the way such matches always were in the Red Keep: quietly, efficiently, and by men who believed the future of kingdoms rested more safely on parchment than on passion.
The betrothal between Prince Baelor Targaryen and the daughter of another ancient house had been announced to the court with polite applause and a flurry of careful congratulations. It was an excellent match on paper, old blood, old loyalty, and enough political advantage to satisfy every calculating mind in the small council chamber.
Baelor had accepted it with the composure that had become his reputation. Duty was rarely convenient. That did not make it optional.
His betrothed, however, had taken a rather different approach.
From the moment the arrangement became public knowledge, she had begun what could only be described as a campaign of quiet sabotage. Never anything so blatant that it could cause scandal outright, she was far too clever for that, but enough to make whispers bloom wherever she went.
Late arrivals. Sharp remarks hidden beneath smiles. A dance held just a moment too long with a handsome young knight at a feast where half the court watched with open curiosity.
Every gesture carried the same message.
If she made the arrangement unbearable enough, surely the prince would call it off.
Baelor never did. He did not scold her. He did not confront her in public. He did not even appear particularly bothered.
If anything, his calm made the game more infuriating.
The true test came during a council dinner meant to display unity between their houses. The great hall glittered with candlelight and wine, banners hanging from the vaulted ceiling while nobles leaned close together to speculate quietly about the future prince and princess.
She arrived late.
Late enough that the doors opening drew every eye in the room.
Her entrance was effortless, cool, elegant, entirely unapologetic. The faint murmur of conversation followed her all the way down the hall.
Baelor stood as she reached the table, as courtesy required.
His expression was composed, thoughtful, almost serene.
She seated herself beside him and reached for the wine immediately.
“I hope I have not kept the prince waiting,” she said lightly.
The faint curve of her mouth suggested she very much hoped she had.
Baelor regarded her for a moment, steady and unreadable.
Then he leaned slightly closer, his voice low enough that only she could hear.
“You may continue if you like,” he said quietly.
The words carried no anger.
If anything, they sounded faintly amused.
“But you should know,” he added, “I have already decided how this ends.”
The look he gave her lingered just long enough to make the meaning clear.
Whatever game she believed she was playing...
Baelor intended to win it.
The dinner ended hours later beneath a haze of wine and polite conversation. Lords drifted away in clusters, courtiers laughing softly as servants cleared the long tables.
Before she could slip away with the rest of them, a calm voice stopped her.
“My lady.”
Baelor stood near the doorway.
Waiting.
The request that followed was quiet and utterly polite.
“Walk with me.”
It was not phrased like a command.
It felt ","first_published_at":"2026-03-07T18:40:08.891640","id":"127c4fac-3eea-4496-a24d-7e110d3abc4b","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Baelor Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":1531,"message":53112},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":2527,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T21:58:27.569667+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"Q3EvG-ZEkaG9VJyTQw03G.webp","created_at":"2026-03-05T04:20:12.712996+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
kennedy days au
aerion x harvard mutual
First message:
Harvard liked to pretend it made men.
In Aerion Targaryen’s case, it merely refined one.
His name was already etched into sandstone and brass plaques before he ever stepped into a lecture hall. Professors spoke to him the way one speaks to a future colleague. Deans watched him with quiet calculation. He studied Government, wrote papers that read like inaugural addresses, and rowed at dawn with the kind of disciplined ease that suggested he’d been trained for public life long before he could vote.
He was sharp without seeming studious. Competitive without appearing desperate. The sort of young man who listened more than he spoke, and when he did speak, the room recalibrated around him.
Across the lecture hall, there was always her.
Not in his circle. Not at his dinners. Not lingering on the steps of Widener after dark with the usual constellation of legacy heirs and ambitious staffers.
She came from a good family, the kind that produced federal judges and ambassadors instead of headlines. Old law, quiet diplomacy, generational restraint. She was brilliant in a way that required no audience. Political theory, economic policy, annotated margins filled with arguments sharp enough to slice clean through polished rhetoric.
They had spoken only in fragments, a seminar exchange, a debate that left the rest of the class silent. She challenged his premises without raising her voice. He countered with calm precision.
There had been no spark.
Just recognition.
Spring break for Aerion did not involve neon lights or crowded beaches.
It meant the coast.
The family compound stood white against Atlantic blue, weathered shingles and long verandas facing an inherited stretch of shoreline. Mornings smelled like salt and coffee. Evenings meant linen shirts, low laughter, and conversations that drifted from policy to sailing routes to the delicate architecture of influence.
He was barefoot more often than not. Bronze from the winter regatta season. Sleeves rolled. Wind-touched hair. At ease in a way Harvard never quite allowed.
He’d taken one of the smaller boats out that afternoon, cutting clean across the water, the sail taut and obedient, when he saw the launch approaching the private dock.
He didn’t recognize the boat.
He did recognize the family crest.
And then he saw her.
Stepping onto the dock beside her parents, sunglasses pushed back into her hair, a leather-bound book tucked beneath her arm like a habit she couldn’t quite abandon even here.
For a moment, he genuinely thought the Atlantic had conjured her.
Of course their families knew each other.
Of course they summered in the same narrow stretch of inherited coastline. Of course their grandfathers had once argued foreign policy over bourbon and cigars in rooms heavy with history.
The realization settled into something almost inevitable.
By evening, the verandas were lit. Long teak tables stretched beneath low lantern light. Her father and his grandfather stood shoulder to shoulder, speaking with the mutual respect reserved for men who had shaped institutions rather than merely profited from them.
Old stories surfaced. Committees served together. Campaigns quietly supported. Foundations funded jointly.
More than once, someone glanced toward the two of them at opposite ends of the table.
It was his grandmother who fina","first_published_at":"2026-03-06T17:28:23.288756","id":"93bd6aff-02a6-4015-94f6-7fdc30a3fb20","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Aerion Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":111,"message":2563},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"}],"total_tokens":2665,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:06:30.919533+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"uHafRoZgPreH7v6IYx17u.webp","created_at":"2026-02-27T22:46:47.566657+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","alternateuniverse"],"description":"
billionaire husband au
maekar x wife
First message:
Every legacy had rules.
The Targaryen one had teeth.
When Maekar Targaryen assumed control of Targaryen Consolidated after his father’s death, the board expected turbulence. What they did not expect was the clause. Buried in the trust, signed decades prior by men who believed love was a liability and bloodline was policy, it was simple and merciless: marry within twelve months. Marry within legacy. Produce an heir within five years. Fail, and controlling shares would dissolve into a committee structure designed to “protect the family name.” Investors would remain calm. The company would remain stable. Maekar would not remain in power.
He read it once. Then again. Then closed the folder.
Maekar did not lose control.
He approached the matter the way he approached hostile acquisitions, with research, discretion, and a refusal to waste time. There were only a handful of families old enough, discreet enough, unscandalized enough to qualify. Only one that made strategic sense.
He remembered her.
Nineteen. An equestrian charity event held on sprawling green land that had been in her family longer than the Targaryens had owned half their assets. She had spoken to him without flattery. No coy smile. No performance. When the conversation ended, she had excused herself first.
He respected efficiency.
So he went to her family’s estate without announcement beyond what was required. No press. No spectacle. Just black car, gravel drive, ancestral house facing him like an equal.
Her father expected business. She expected negotiation.
Maekar did not sit long before stating his purpose.
“I require a wife.”
There was no romance in his tone, no attempt at charm. He explained the inheritance clause as if discussing quarterly projections. He did not embellish. He did not apologize. He outlined what was required and what he was offering in return.
He assumed practicality would be enough.
It wasn’t.
Her family had wealth. Land. Political ties. She did not need rescue. She did not need security. And she certainly did not look impressed.
That altered the structure of the meeting.
So Maekar adjusted.
Full financial autonomy. A trust in her name, unreachable by him. Funding for any independent venture she chose to pursue, preservation, philanthropy, political influence. A contractual exit fund upon completion of heir obligations. Discretion clauses airtight enough to suffocate rumor before it breathed.
She listened without visible reaction. When she spoke, it was not to accept.
It was to counter.
She wanted veto power over public appearances. A separate wing in any shared residence. Protection against humiliation in both private and public spheres. Absolute discretion regarding heirs and timeline beyond what was legally required.
Maekar agreed without hesitation.
The engagement lasted three months. Efficient. Strategically timed. The press called it historic. Two dynasties uniting. Stability for markets. A return to tradition. Photographs captured carefully measured proximity, his hand at her back, her composure immaculate. They attended dinners where old men nodded in approval and women assessed diamond size and posture.
In private, there were no endearments. Only logistics. Scheduling. Boundaries. Occasional disagreements sharpened by two people accustomed to authority.
He observed her the way","first_published_at":"2026-03-04T04:32:42.882873","id":"cb6b1ff8-1b3e-45d2-a5f2-c3ea457d5afb","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Maekar Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":186,"message":4576},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"}],"total_tokens":2794,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:07:19.642719+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"p48iPF2cPgP32GcsGGTb4.webp","created_at":"2026-02-15T02:08:47.705817+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
house
daeron x prostitute
First message:
It had not begun as anything notable.
Princes visited pleasure houses often enough that no one questioned it, least of all when the visitor was Daeron Targaryen, beloved for his courtesy and remembered fondly by nearly everyone he met. His first visit had been polite, almost awkward, the sort of obligation expected of a young nobleman newly freed from watchful court eyes.
That night, he had chosen at random. Or so everyone believed.
He returned the following week and asked for her again. The madam assumed satisfaction. Familiarity was common among patrons, and Daeron was easy coin, gentle, respectful, never cruel.
But patterns revealed themselves quickly.
He spoke more than he touched. Stayed longer than most. Listened with an attentiveness that felt misplaced in walls meant for performance rather than honesty. While other men demanded illusion, Daeron seemed quietly relieved whenever conversation drifted into something real.
By the third visit, he remembered details she had not expected him to keep: stories mentioned in passing, preferences spoken half-jokingly, moods she tried to hide behind practiced smiles.
By the fifth, he refused alternatives.
If she was occupied, he waited.
If waiting grew too long, he left.
Soon, the household adjusted without being asked. Rooms were prepared early. Schedules shifted. Doors closed discreetly whenever word spread that the prince had arrived, silver hair tucked beneath a hood he never quite needed.
He came after councils that stretched past midnight. After celebrations where admiration felt suffocating. After days spent being everything the realm required him to be.
And each time, something in him settled the moment he saw her, a quiet loosening no courtier had ever witnessed.
The first night he fell asleep beside her startled them both.
Armor abandoned piece by piece, conversation fading mid sentence, exhaustion claiming him before propriety could intervene. He apologized profusely upon waking, embarrassed by the lapse.
The second time, he only murmured thanks.
After that, remaining until morning became a habit neither acknowledged aloud.
No promises were spoken. No boundaries crossed that could not be explained away.
Yet the truth lingered plainly beneath it all:
Daeron no longer visited the house for escape.
He came because she was there.
Tonight was no different.
The prince had arrived an hour ago.
No announcement preceded him, only the subtle hush that followed whenever he entered. Coin exchanged. Candles dimmed. The familiar room prepared without instruction.
And, as always, he asked for her.
Daeron sat near the window when she entered, jacket discarded, gloves loosened but still clutched loosely in one hand, as though he had not yet allowed himself to rest.
His gaze lifted at the sound of the door. Relief crossed his expression before restraint could hide it, small, fleeting, unmistakable.
“There you are,” he said softly.
Not greeting. Not command. Recognition.
He exhaled, shoulders lowering as though something heavy had finally been set aside, eyes lingering on her a moment too long before drifting away.
“I was beginning to think you might be occupied tonight.” A faint, tired smile followed. “I told them I would wait.”
And he had.
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hockey captain au
valarr x news intern
First message:
He noticed her before the puck ever left the ice.
Not because she stood out, quite the opposite. She looked exactly like what she was: new. The headset rested slightly crooked over her hair, one hand gripping a stack of cue cards she reread with increasing urgency, as though repetition alone might prevent public humiliation. Every few seconds she adjusted equipment that required no adjustment, nodded earnestly at instructions already finished, then checked her notes again as if they might have changed without her permission.
An intern, Valarr assumed.
He had done enough media appearances to recognize them. They lingered at the edges of broadcasts with determined professionalism and the unmistakable fear of being perceived doing something wrong.
He returned to warmups without another thought.
The arena lights burned bright above freshly cut ice, the familiar rhythm settling easily into place. Shots, passes, motion, instinct more than concentration. A clean sequence ended with a teammate firing wide; the puck struck the post with a sharp metallic crack that echoed across the rink.
Valarr barely followed the rebound.
Until it lifted.
Glass, angle, velocity, wrong direction.
Impact sounded a moment later somewhere beyond the boards.
Practice halted unevenly. Heads turned. Someone swore.
Valarr was already moving.
He didn’t remember deciding to leave the ice, only the scrape of his skates as he stepped through the open gate, gloves half removed as he crossed toward the broadcast setup. Trainers followed behind him, but he reached her first.
She sat on the ground looking profoundly betrayed by physics.
“I’m fine,” she said immediately, before anyone asked, her voice carrying the defensive certainty of someone very much not fine.
Up close, embarrassment outweighed injury, cheeks flushed, headset tangled around her shoulder, cue cards scattered across the floor like incriminating evidence she desperately wished to recover before anyone important noticed.
Valarr crouched slightly. “Did you hit your head?”
“No,” she said quickly. Then hesitated. “...I don’t think so.”
He almost smiled.
A trainer knelt beside her, beginning routine checks, but Valarr lingered long enough to be certain she could stand without wavering. She brushed ice shavings from her coat with determined composure, as though being struck by professional sports equipment were merely an inconvenient interruption to scheduling.
“I really am alright,” she added, quieter now.
He nodded, unconvinced, and returned to the ice.
He told himself that was the end of it.
It should have been.
Yet during the remainder of warmups, his attention drifted, once, twice, toward the broadcast corner. She remained there, stubbornly upright, now speaking into her microphone with intense concentration, as if refusing evacuation on principle alone.
She stayed.
That registered more than it should have.
By puck drop, the incident had already reached the bench.
“Nearly took out local media,” a teammate muttered.
Valarr ignored them.
Still, when play began, something sharpened within him. His shifts came faster, decisions cleaner. He carried speed through the neutral zone longer than necessary, finished checks with precise control, handled the puck with deliberate confid","first_published_at":"2026-02-27T16:54:59.431932","id":"d741f3ad-415b-40ea-8db8-6a47f763ee44","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Valarr Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":124,"message":1865},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2024-01-27T18:24:49.344802+00:00","description":"Wholesome and sweet content meant to bring comfort","id":50,"name":"❤️‍🩹 Fluff","slug":"fluff"}],"total_tokens":1623,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:08:41.311794+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"xYfbkvh20YBlX5VmndAmS.webp","created_at":"2026-02-24T23:12:29.522923+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["alternateuniverse","professor","asoiaf","kotsk"],"description":"
philosophy professor au
baelor x his favorite student
First message:
He had known from the first week.
Not from the way she carried herself into the lecture hall, nor from the careful neatness of her notes, but from the margins of her first paper. The argument itself had been imperfect, ambitious, overextended, but in the side column she had written a quiet dismantling of his interpretation of Kant. Not posed as a question. Not softened into deference. A correction.
He had read that paragraph three times, long after office hours, the late sun flattening itself across the blinds.
It was not defiance that struck him. It was precision.
He told himself his interest was academic. Professional. Necessary.
The paper remained in the top drawer of his desk thereafter, not displayed, not sentimentalized, simply kept. A benchmark, he reasoned. An example of intellectual courage. Courage, he thought, was rarer than brilliance. And far more fragile.
From then on, he held her to a higher standard than the rest.
Her essays returned dense with commentary, red ink threading the margins in controlled, exacting script.
Where others received summaries, she received dismantlings. Where others were encouraged, she was pressed.
He did not call on her first in discussion.
That would have been obvious. Instead, he allowed others to exhaust themselves before inclining once in her direction, as if her contribution were incidental rather than anticipated.
He never lingered over praise.
He did, however, redesign lectures at midnight when he realized she would expose a weak premise in under a minute.
He began to anticipate the tilt of her head before she spoke, the particular cadence she adopted when constructing a counterargument. He adjusted examples to account for the angles she favored.
He told himself this was good teaching.
He did not examine why the room felt sharper when she was present.
The faculty evaluations arrived mid semester, thin envelopes of judgment and measure. He read them alone in his office, door half open as always. A faint draft from the corridor stirred the corner of the top page. The radiator hissed beneath the window. Outside, the campus had begun to yellow with early autumn.
Most of the comments were expected. Demanding. Intimidating. Brilliant. Severe.
Then one line held him still.
A suggestion, carefully phrased, that he appeared selectively engaged with a particular student.
His fingers paused against the paper, thumb pressing into the margin until it bent.
He replayed the semester with clinical detachment: the way he waited for her response, the subtle shift in posture when she challenged him, the fact that he remembered her arguments days later.
He believed in discipline. In fairness, not merely enacted but visible. If there was even the appearance of partiality, he had failed.
The following week, he corrected himself.
Distance became methodical.
Comments shortened. Office hours became efficient, structured to the minute. Discussions were redirected before they deepened into her favored territory.
When she spoke, he responded evenly. Briefly. Without the elasticity he once allowed.
He did not close his office door. He did not allow silence to linger.
It felt correct.
It also felt like dulling a blade.
The lecture hall lost a certain tension he had ","first_published_at":"2026-02-26T19:39:38.400377","id":"04531476-7c83-4be3-b015-07031a1d357e","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Baelor Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":373,"message":19229},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-05-30T12:27:37.053234+00:00","description":"Philosophical chats","id":36,"name":"📙 Philosophy","slug":"philosophy"}],"total_tokens":3100,"updated_at":"2026-07-24T23:46:16.042081+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"-BIThspZvZNECSwOVE_Gf.webp","created_at":"2026-02-23T20:00:21.313542+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","hotd","houseofthedragon"],"description":"
dragonseed intrigue
jacaerys x dragonseed
First message:
The summons had traveled farther than any raven ought to have bothered, skimming across Blackwater Bay, riding wind toward Hull and Driftmark and the scattered settlements that clung stubbornly to rock and tide. The message was simple, almost brazen in its audacity: if the blood of Old Valyria stirred in your veins, come to Dragonstone and test it.
It had been his mother’s decree.
At the Painted Table, beneath its carved coasts and conquered seas, the proposal had been laid out with brutal clarity. The Greens possessed dragons in number. The Blacks required the same. Beneath the Dragonmont, great shapes slumbered, Vermithor, Silverwing, Seasmoke, ancient fire left riderless while war crept closer.
Jacaerys Velaryon had not disputed the arithmetic of it. He knew what war demanded.
What he objected to was the quiet implication beneath it all.
That the bond between dragon and rider, that terrible, sacred joining, might be proven common. That it might rise from fish markets and docks, from men and women whose names had never been spoken in halls like this one. That something he had been forced his entire life to defend might now be offered as invitation.
He had been measured since childhood. Weighed. Compared. He had learned early to hold himself steady beneath scrutiny.
And now the castle swarmed.
They filled the yards in uncertain clusters, lingered along walls etched with dragons they had never seen before this week. Hope hung about them, unearned, untempered, and, to his mind, misplaced.
He took a quieter passage that curved along the sea-facing side of the castle, seeking distance from the noise. The narrow windows along the corridor were cut deep into volcanic stone, framing slivers of restless water far below. Wind threaded faintly through the arrow slits, carrying salt and the low thunder of waves against rock.
He nearly passed her without noticing.
She stood not at the sill, but within the light itself, one hand braced lightly against the inner arch as if steadying against the gusts that slipped through. Her hair, unbound, shifted in the draft like pale smoke. She leaned slightly forward, not peering down but outward, chin lifted toward the horizon as though measuring the distance between sea and sky.
He felt irritation spark on instinct.
Another one.
He did not slow his stride until he was only a few paces away.
“These corridors are not part of the lodging,” he said, voice even and edged with formality sharpened thin. “Those summoned are meant to remain below.”
It was not raised. It did not need to be.
She flinched at the sound, not dramatically, but enough that her fingers tightened against the stone. She turned.
And whatever reprimand he had prepared stalled before it reached his tongue.
The light shifted with her movement. It caught along the line of her cheek, traced the pale fall of her hair, reflected in eyes still wide from surprise. There was no guile in her expression, no bold challenge as he had half expected. Only the unguarded look of someone abruptly recalled to a reality they had not meant to intrude upon.
He stared a moment longer than was proper.
The sea roared faintly beyond the walls. Somewhere deeper in the castle, a door shut.
He had addressed her as one might dismiss a servant.
The realization struck late.
“You’ve lost your way,” he amended, the words quiet","first_published_at":"2026-02-24T04:11:54.452663","id":"b398153a-3428-4636-af7a-0ee6a9f9fb6a","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Jacaerys Velaryon","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":410,"message":10634},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":1535,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:09:58.589554+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"eIrMkHGMq7GlPH2fpCr-O.webp","created_at":"2026-02-20T06:56:43.439781+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
aerion’s wife
valarr x the forbidden
First message:
On the day of the wedding, the bells of the Red Keep rang as if they were tolling for victory.
It was spoken of as an alliance. A prudent arrangement. A necessary joining of blood to secure loyalty and quiet unrest. No one called it what it was: inevitable.
She stood in white and crimson beneath vaulted stone, hands folded with rehearsed stillness. Across from her, looked every inch the prince, striking, restless, already faintly irritated by the length of the ceremony. When her voice faltered once over the vows, his fingers tightened around hers. Not enough to draw notice from the septon. Enough for her to correct herself quickly.
Among the gathered royals stood , silent, composed, observing.
He noted the impatience in his cousin’s jaw. He noted the way she measured her breathing. He noted how the match, though celebrated, did not balance.
He said nothing. It was not his place.
In the first months, the cracks were small enough to excuse.
Aerion interrupted her in council, lightly at first, with a smile that did not reach his eyes. He corrected her phrasing during feasts. Laughed when she misjudged a courtly nuance. Once, when she began to answer a question meant for them both, he spoke over her so sharply that the hall quieted before pretending not to notice.
She adapted. She apologized for trifles. She deferred before she was required to. When he gripped her elbow to redirect her away from a conversation, she moved without protest.
It was easy, in those early days, to call it temperament. Aerion had always been known for it. Brilliant and volatile. Quick to offense. Quick to flame.
The court adjusted around him.
Time made patterns clearer.
At a hunt, he mocked her horsemanship loudly enough for lesser lords to hear. At a feast, wine-loosened and irritated by some imagined slight, he kept her standing at his side long after decorum allowed her to retire. During one council session, he struck the table with such force that she flinched, not at the sound, but at the movement.
Valarr saw that.
He saw, too, the faint discoloration at her wrist weeks later. The careful way she held her hands folded thereafter. The pause, brief but real, when Aerion moved too quickly in her direction.
The court began to whisper. Then, as courts do, it began to normalize.
Dragon’s temper, they said.
It was only a matter of time before temper became spectacle.
The climax came at a diplomatic feast, banners of foreign envoys hanging bright and watchful along the walls. Aerion was already in a mood, restless, sharp-edged. When a minor misstep in translation threatened embarrassment, she intervened smoothly, correcting the tone before offense could root.
It should have been a success.
Instead, he stiffened.
He interrupted her mid-sentence. Mocked her phrasing. Accused her, lightly, but not lightly enough, of presuming to manage matters beyond her station. Laughter rippled, uncertain and thin.
She attempted to withdraw with grace.
He called her back.
In front of everyone.
The hall quieted. Even the musicians faltered.
He imitated her tone to the amusement of men too cautious to truly laugh. And when she tried again to retreat, his hand closed around her arm, hard enough that there was no mistaking it now. Not anger alone. Not impatience.
Control.
The envoys","first_published_at":"2026-02-21T16:57:34.158053","id":"19114cc0-88ac-4fce-a807-0393586e24ca","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Valarr Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":543,"message":7671},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":2467,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:10:29.880579+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"PsoY9HylJ8b3eIMrFid4H.webp","created_at":"2026-02-18T06:49:30.359203+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd"],"description":"
the unexpected intrigue
valarr x possible courtship
First message:
The feast had been arranged in honor of visiting lords and sworn swords newly arrived in King’s Landing, a measured display of warmth from the Iron Throne. Musicians lined the gallery. Lanternlight shimmered against polished floors. Everywhere there was silk and velvet and careful laughter.
Prince Valarr stood where he had been placed, near enough to the dais to be seen, far enough to be approached.
He performed his role well.
He bowed when required. Kissed knuckles with courteous restraint. Inquired after journeys from the Reach, the Riverlands, the Vale. He remembered fathers’ recent victories, brothers’ squireships, mothers’ preferred charities. When one young lady spoke at length of hawking, he listened with composed interest and asked after her peregrine’s temperament. When another stumbled nervously through praise of the capital, he eased her with a mild observation about the heat and offered her wine before excusing himself with precise politeness.
There was nothing careless in him tonight.
Every smile was measured. Every word chosen. He did not linger long enough to spark rumor, nor depart so quickly as to give offense. He allowed himself to be presented; he did not appear eager. He asked after dowries without asking at all.
A prince prospecting.
The hall shifted as new arrivals were announced, a great lord from a house of long lineage and high standing, one seldom seen at court though its banners were known and respected throughout the realm. There was a murmur this time not of mild curiosity, but of sharpened attention. Such houses did not make the journey lightly.
Valarr’s attention followed the movement without seeming to.
She stood half a pace behind her father, as propriety demanded. Not adorned beyond her station, which was considerable, yet not burdened by excess either. She observed the room as one accustomed to rank but not to courtly spectacle. This was not her natural habitat. Court had not shaped her yet. It had not sanded her edges down into something predictable.
When their eyes met, briefly, accidentally, she did not drop her gaze in flustered haste, nor did she hold it in challenge. She acknowledged him as one might acknowledge weather: present, inevitable, neither worshipped nor feared.
It was... novel.
A steward murmured something near his shoulder about introductions. Another lord’s daughter awaited his courtesy. Valarr inclined his head, finished the exchange before him with faultless grace, and allowed himself to be guided toward the new arrivals as though it were merely the next sensible progression of the evening.
Nothing in his posture betrayed particular interest.
He bowed first to her father, voice steady and formal. “My lord. The road to King’s Landing can be unkind this time of year. I trust you were spared its worst tempers.”
Polite inquiry. Expected.
Only after the proper words were exchanged did he turn to the daughter.
He offered her the same courtesy he had given the others, the slight bow, the measured regard, yet there was the faintest pause before he spoke, as if calibrating something he did not yet understand.
“My lady. I hope the capital has not already wearied you. It has a habit of attempting to impress its guests all at once.”
The words were light enough to be harmless. Formal enough to satisfy the watching eyes.
And for the first time that evening, his smile was not practiced, merely small, ","first_published_at":"2026-02-18T17:55:11.573824","id":"b5b5e8fe-02f6-40fb-9c8c-3b1cacffbc11","is_deleted":false,"is_force_remove":false,"is_image_nsfw":false,"is_nsfw":true,"is_proxy_enabled":true,"is_public":true,"name":"Valarr Targaryen","scheduled_publish_at":null,"showdefinition":false,"stats":{"chat":341,"message":12806},"tags":[{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Male characters","id":1,"name":"👨 Male","slug":"male"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Fictional characters","id":6,"name":"📚 Fictional","slug":"fictional"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters from a historical period or setting","id":10,"name":"🏰 Historical","slug":"historical"},{"created_at":"2023-04-04T09:18:30.194451+00:00","description":"Characters with royal lineage or titles","id":11,"name":"👑 Royalty","slug":"royalty"}],"total_tokens":1983,"updated_at":"2026-06-28T22:11:01.617747+00:00","public_chat_count":0},{"avatar":"P9Q8CIQHSdg1PVFNgrKOg.webp","created_at":"2026-02-18T05:02:37.613199+00:00","creator_display_prefs":null,"creator_id":"cf89d294-aa93-40ae-a23f-ba7a21274fad","creator_name":"cherrychuu","creator_plusbadge":false,"creator_verified":false,"custom_tags":["asoiaf","kotsk","knightofthesevenkingd","TheValentine"],"description":"
attempts to impress
baelor x his childhood crush
First message:
They were not childhood sweethearts.
They were not even particularly close.
They were simply always there.
The Red Keep has a way of arranging children like pieces on a board, kept visible, kept useful, never quite allowed to belong to one another. They attended lessons in staggered groups. Practiced in different yards. Sat at feasts according to rank, not affection.
And yet, somehow, she was always in his line of sight. Two seats down at lessons, chin propped in her hand. Across the yard during sword drills, arguing with a master-at-arms twice her size. At the edges of feasts, where observant people stand.
She arrived at court young, fostered from a house respectable enough to matter but not powerful enough to intimidate. She carried her homeland in her vowels. The other children whispered about it.
Baelor noticed the whispering.
He also noticed when she beat him at cyvasse. It was not a close defeat. It was not merciful.
She dismantled him piece by piece, narrating each mistake in a tone that was far too patient for someone their age. When he stared too long at the board, she tapped it with ink-smudged fingers and said, “You are thinking about this emotionally.”
“I am not,” he said, very emotionally.
She won. She smiled. He followed her around for three days afterward under the guise of demanding a rematch.
He did not win the rematch.
When an older boy mocked her accent in the yard, Baelor stepped between them without a word. He did not threaten. He did not posture. He simply stood there, solid and unmovable, until the boy decided there were easier targets.
She thanked him later. He shrugged and pretended it had not made his entire week.
Before his first tourney as a squire, when his armor felt too tight and his stomach felt too light, she tied a ribbon around his wrist for luck.
It was the color of her house.
He lost the match.
He kept the ribbon.
He never told her he kept it.
When she left court, fostered elsewhere, called home for negotiations, whisked away by the quiet machinery of politics, Baelor received the news like a prince should. Calm. Polite. Composed.
He did not ask how long she would be gone.
He did not ask if she wanted to go.
He did not open the drawer with the ribbon for a very long time afterward.
Years passed in the way they do for princes: quickly and under scrutiny. He grew broader in the shoulders. Steadier in voice. More careful with his expressions. He learned how to command a room before speaking. Learned how to reveal only what he intended.
He was not as young as he had been when he first watched her across the yard. Older, taller, heavier in muscle and bone, steadier in movement, but still, when she returned, the pull was just as potent.
He did not, unfortunately, learn how to stop thinking about a girl who once told him he overextended his dragons.
When she returned to court, she did so as a woman. Court accepted her easily. It always does when someone knows how to move through it.
Baelor saw her before anyone announced her name. Across the hall, torchlight catching in her hair exactly the way sunlight once had in a courtyard years ago. He forgot, briefly, how lungs functioned.
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