Chapter 1
In the year 109 Ac, the bells rung all over the red keep. For a princess was born. One of the many cheerful people that was cheering for the arrival of the new princess was her elder sister. The princess of dragonstone and the realms delight, the princess Rhaenyra Targaryen for she has always has wanted a sister.
Only a few people were not happy about the birth of the new princess for they were hoping a son would have been born to the king. They thought that if a son would have been born then maybe he would be named heir in favor of his eldest sister. But a few years back a son was born to King Viserys and Queen Alicent but the young prince Aegon didn’t make it out of the cradle and passed a few days after his birth. But even with a son being born. King Viserys was still strong about his decision about Rhaenyra being queen.
Otto Hightower the hand of the king and the father to Queen Alicent. Was one of the men that was upset when finding out his daughter has given birth to a girl. For he has always hoped to have his blood sit on the iron throne. While Queen Alicent was secretly happy with the birth of her daughter. For she secretly knew there was to be no bloodshed as long as she didn’t have a son.
King Viserys was esthetic when he heard the news of his daughter for he has always been very caring of her elder sister that he knew he be the same way with this babe. But the difference about the two sisters is they did not come from the same womb. For Rhaenyra came from the womb of his dear and beloved Queen Aemma. The woman he loved so much but put to death in hope for a son. Some records say this is why Viserys named Rhaenyra heir in favor of her uncle prince Daemon. For the king has always felt bad for the death of his wife and that this was a way to fix that said mistake. For the princess Heleana came from not a so happy union. Her father only married Queen Alicent because of his council urges to take a new wife, and after years of trying and a babe lost in the cradle, Princess Heleana Targaryen was born.