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House Velaryon is coming for you!

The Sea Snake will have

your poxy fucking head!

No, no, no. No, please!

Fuck you, Prince Drahar!

Fuck your whore mother

and bastard father!

No, no! No!

Dragon!

Hail Prince Daemon!

Burn the fucking Triarchy cunts alive!

Here, my Prince.

Save me!

To the caves! Now!

Retreat to the caves!

Where are you?

Come out and face me, Drahar!

- Come out, Drahar!

Where are you?

I'm gonna feed you to your own crabs!

Where are you?

He has your hair, Your Grace.

He does have my hair.

He has your eyes, Your Grace.

- Yes, he does.

And you have my nose,

don't you?

Two years old and already our boy

has a kingly presence.

He may yet, brother,

but this morning he insisted on eating

porridge with his hands.

He will grow.

We're quite a party

assembled in his honor.

And surely by the end of this hunt,

we shall have more to celebrate.

And what is that, pray tell.

It is Aegon's second name day.

His infancy's behind him.

It only remains for Viserys to name him

heir to the throne.

I wouldn't be so sure.

He's the King's firstborn son.

I don't know that His Grace

sees it so clearly.

Then it lies with you

to make him see it...

Lord Hand.

Your Grace...

I bring urgent news from the Stepstones.

The Crabfeeder has dug in

for siege on Bloodstone

while his men sabotage our fleet

under the cover of dark.

- Not today, Tyland.

The matter of the Stepstones

is regrettably urgent.

It's been three years.

- It can wait another three days.

Come, eat.

Fortify yourselves for the journey.

Please.

Is the baggage train ready?

It is presently massing

at the River Gate.

Lord Jason expects us

in the Kingswood before midday.

- Have you seen Rhaenyra?

- I have not, Your Grace.

With the Triarchy now sheltering

in Bloodstone's caves,

the threat of the dragons is blunted.

They don't have foot soldiers.

But their sellswords have been

withdrawing in droves, Your Grace.

Even the mercenaries can see

that it is a losing effort.

Where's Rhaenyra?

I cannot be sure at present, Your Grace.

The Velaryon forces have suffered

heavy attrition, Your Grace.

The seeds of dissent are sown

amongst the rank and file.

Daemon has driven the men hard.

They have begun to question his command.

If the Crown were ever to intervene...

- Tyland--

- ...now is the time.

Daemon and the Sea Snake

started their war

without His Grace's leave.

Were he to intervene now after so long,

it would make the Crown appear weak.

Can someone tell me

where in the seven hells

Rhaenyra might be?

Under the dragon's eye

Under the dragon's eye

Again.

Perhaps the Princess

might like to hear something else?

She would not. Play it again.

She fled with her ships

And her people

Her heart broken for those...

Your Grace.

Did I say to stop?

From the beginning.

She fled with her ships

Rhaenyra?

- Yes, my queen?

Your presence is wanted

in the outer courtyard.

The royal hunt readies to depart.

I've decided to remain here

and read instead.

You may go, Samwell.

You are to stay

by order of the Princess.

The Queen commands you

to leave the Godswood at once.

Princess.

Your Grace.

The King wishes

for you to join us.

The King has much to celebrate.

He does not need me.

He wants for us all

to be together.

Perhaps the hunt could be... fun.

Is it the King's command?

- Yes, but it--

- Then at once, Your Grace.

But it needn't be.

None of it needs be this way

in truth, Rhaenyra.

Well, isn't this splendid?

The whole of our family

off to celebration

and adventure in the Kingswood.

Should you be traveling

in such condition?

The maester said that being out

in nature would do me well.

Well, you will be with your own child

sooner than late,

and make me a proud grandsire.

It's not so bad.

The days are long, but Aegon

came quickly and without fuss.

You should ride out with me today.

Join in the chase.

I'd rather not.

The boars squeal like children

when they're being slaughtered.

I find it discomforting.

It's a hunt, Rhaenyra.

How would you

like to participate?

I'm not sure why I must.

Because you are my daughter...

The Princess.

And you have duties.

As I am ceaselessly reminded.

I'm sorry?

- As I am ceaselessly reminded.

You wouldn't need to be reminded

if you ever attended to them.

No one's here for me.

Hail, hail Aegon, the Conqueror-Babe,

Second of His Name!

Here's to His Grace

on his second name day!

Lady Johanna was reported

to have been abducted

when one of Lord Swann's ships

sailed through the Stepstones.

What will happen to Lady Johanna?

She's to be sold to a pillow house

in the Free Cities

if you believe the rumors.

I fear the gods did not

make me for hunting.

Might I sit with you, my ladies?

But of course. Please join us.

Larys Strong, the youngest son of our

Master of Law, Lord Lyonel.

My lord husband says that no king

has even been able to tame

the Stepstones for long.

It's an inhospitable place

suited only for savages.

Perhaps the Princess...

can give us some insight.

Oh, I'm not sure how I could.

I've never been to the Stepstones.

Your dear uncle is the great mind

behind this war.

- Is he not?

- I wouldn't know.

I've not spoken to Daemon in years.

Since you supplanted him as heir.

Daemon made his choices, Lady Ceira.

The Princess was more suited

to the role.

He's made a mess

and the King must put an end to it.

Send fleets and men

and clear out the Triarchy for good.

But the Crown is not at war.

The Crown... is at war, Princess.

Though your father refuses to admit it,

we've been dragged into it by your uncle

and the Sea Snake.

And how have you served the realm

of late, Lady Redwyne, by eating cake?

I wonder, Princess...

was your own second name day

as grand as this?

I honestly don't recall

and neither will Aegon.

Lord Jason Lannister.

I gathered that from all the lions.

I don't think we've been

properly introduced.

Your twin serves on my father's council.

Tyland is...

frightfully dull, gods love him.

The finest honeyed wine

you'll ever taste.

- Made in Lannisport, of course.

- Of course.

The Kingswood,

it's fine hunting ground.

But the best spot is to be

found at Casterly Rock,

near my home.

Have you been?

Um, once... on tour

with my mother when I was young,

and honestly can't recall

much of that either.

The Rock is thrice

the height of the Hightower in Oldtown,

taller still than the Wall in the North.

It's been said that

if one were to stand in the tower...

on a perfect day,

one could see clear

across the Sunset Sea.

It must be quite something.

Mmm, I don't have a Dragonpit,

of course, but...

I do have the means

and resources to build one.

Why would you need a Dragonpit?

To house dragons, of course.

I'd do anything for my queen...

or... lady wife.

Thank you for the wine.

Is that what I am to you?

A prize to proffer about

to the great houses?

You're of age, Rhaenyra.

And Jason Lannister

is an excellent match.

He's arrogant and self-serious.

I thought you might have that in common.

Since you came of age,

I've been slowly drowning

in a lake of parchment

flung from every corner of the realm.

Marriage proposals, all.

And I have tried often

to discuss it with you,

but you've refused me at every turn.

That is because I do not

wish to get married.

Even I do not exist above tradition

and duty, Rhaenyra!

Excuse me, Your Grace.

You must marry.

- Yes?

- The royal huntsman

have sent a report, Your Grace.

There's been a sighting of a white hart.

The stag is "The King of the Kingswood,"

Your Grace.

A regal portent

for Prince Aegon's name day.

Princess.

Princess, wait!

Princess, slow down!

Princess!

No!

Whoa, whoa, now!

What happened back there?

My father...

trying to sell me off

to Jason Lannister.

Was I named heir to the Iron Throne

so that I might only

further raise the standing

of a Lord of Casterly Rock?

Do you want me to kill him?

- We should return to camp, Princess.

It's a beautiful day.

We should take in the Kingswood.

Were you ever betrothed, Ser Criston?

I had an adventurous youth

when my father

served at Blackhaven, to be sure.

But my station was never high enough

for a formal betrothal.

Before I spoke my vows

as a knight of the Kingsguard,

I could've married

a common-born girl had I wished.

How lucky you are to have

a say in your own life.

Many in the realm would gladly

trade positions with you, Princess.

Only because none of them

has ever held my position.

I may be the Princess of Dragonstone,

but I am toothless.

One day...

not so long ago,

you held enough power to write my name

into the White Book.

And when your father

named me to his Kingsguard,

it was the highest honor

any Cole have ever known.

All that I have, I owe to you.

Now I'd hardly call that

toothless, Princess.

Your Grace.

How far?

Her droppings were found

half a league to the east.

Oh.

Still fresh.

Between two and three hours,

Your Grace.

My best scouts spied him.

The beast is upward of 35 stone.

And we now have his trail.

- Aye.

- Before the dragons ruled over Westeros,

the white hart was a symbol of royalty

in these lands.

And on this day of all days.

I've never been one

for signs and portents, Your Grace,

but if the gods did wish

to show their favor...

Your Grace...

I had this forged in the Golden Gallery

in honor of Prince Aegon.

Uh...

It's quite a thing.

I hope it might provide

the killing stroke

against your white hart.

The King of the Kingswood.

It's as if the Seven themselves

have blessed this day.

Thank you for your generosity.

I would be honored

to take the Princess Rhaenyra

to wife, Your Grace.

What I offer you,

The Crown and your daughter,

is strength.

Do you think that House Targaryen

wants for strength?

If someone offered you more dragons,

would you not take them?

Do you have dragons to offer?

Casterly Rock is a splendid seat.

Rhaenyra may take her place there

by my side, without shame,

and feel herself well-compensated

for her loss in station.

What loss of station?

If you were to name

young Aegon heir, Your Grace.

And when would I be doing that?

I had assumed--

As he's your firstborn son--

- Many of us had assumed--

- Many of us, you say?

Have your bannermen

questioned my choice of heir?

Of course not, Your Grace.

It is your sworn duty

to report rebellion

- stirring in my kingdom.

Rebellion?

There's been nothing

of the sort, Your Grace.

I did not decide to name

Rhaenyra my heir on a whim.

All the lords of the kingdom

would do well to remember that.

Thank you... for the gift.

Your Grace.

Wine.

The huntsman has the trail, Your Grace,

and has sent out the hounds.

It won't be long now

until the white hart is cornered.

Your prize is within reach.

What do you make

of Lord Jason's proposal?

- That man's pride has pride.

You're not only Rhaenyra's father,

you're the King.

She'll do as you command.

It is not my wish to command her, Otto.

I want her to be happy.

There is another choice

beyond Casterly Rock.

One, perhaps, you might be more

comfortable with.

One... closer to home.

Who do you have in mind?

Prince Aegon.

The boy just turned two, Otto.

Yes, but it would cease

the endless proposals

for Rhaenyra's hand.

- Betroth them.

- I came here to hunt...

not to be suffocated

by all this fucking politicking.

Let us speak no more of it.

We've sent out riders

to find Rhaenyra, Your Grace.

Ser Criston went after her,

so the hope is that they are together.

The girl is a heedless contrarian.

If I instead forbade her

to wed a Lannister,

she would've run off

with Lord Jason out of spite.

A truly great Targaryen King I am.

Powerless over mine own

daughter of seven-and-ten.

King Jaehaerys ruled over

half a century of peace

while his children drove him

to the edge of madness...

his daughters, in particular.

It is tradition, Your Grace.

Do you wish to hear

my opinion on the matter?

Should I guess?

You believe that your son,

Ser Harwin "Breakbones,"

the strongest knight

in the Seven Kingdoms,

is the best match for Rhaenyra.

You flatter me, Your Grace, but no.

It would seem to me

the best match for Rhaenyra

is the son of the Sea Snake,

Ser Laenor.

Some years ago, I counseled you

to take his sister to wife.

My reasoning remains the same.

Laenor is of pure Valyrian descent.

He shares blood with your cousin,

the Princess Rhaenys.

And he is the heir to the wealthiest

house in the realm.

The breach between your houses

has not narrowed

since I last spoke of it.

It would do much to assuage Lord Corlys

of any slights real... or imagined.

We must pray, of course,

that Laenor survives

the fighting in the Stepstones.

Princess, I must make a final plea

that we return to the camp.

I rather prefer it here.

His Grace is certain to be worried

by your absence.

His Grace can worry

himself to death if he so likes.

Tell me something, Ser Criston.

Do you think the realm will

ever accept me as their Queen?

They'll have no choice but to, Princess.

Is everything all right, Your Grace?

You know, I...

I named her to protect

the realm from Daemon.

She was my only child.

"The Realm's Delight."

I named her out of love

because I no longer believed...

Believed what, my love?

Many in my line have been dragonriders.

Very few among us have been dreamers.

What is the power of a dragon...

next to the power of prophecy?

The hour is too late, husband.

When Rhaenyra was a child...

I saw it in a dream...

as vivid as these flames, I saw it.

A male babe born to me...

wearing the Conqueror's crown.

And I so wanted it to be true,

to be a dreamer myself.

I sought that vision again,

night after night...

but it never came again.

I poured all my thought

and will into it.

And my obsession

killed Rhaenyra's mother.

Viserys.

I thought Rhaenyra was the

way out of my abyss of grief and regret.

And naming her heir

would begin to set things right.

- Oh, it did.

- I never imagined I would remarry...

that I would have a son.

What if I was wrong?

Left.

He may not be white, Your Grace.

But he's a big lad.

Your Grace... for the kill.

Right here, Your Grace.

One more time, Your Grace.

A little bit to your left.

No.

Come, sweet Prince.

Let's give Her Grace some peace.

Did you enjoy the hunt, Your Grace?

- Well enough.

- How fared my grandson?

The ladies Lannister and Redwyne

were quite taken with him.

As they should be.

He's the future of the realm.

You yourself witnessed

the scale of the celebration,

how it's united the men.

When you bore the King a son,

you ended 15 years

of uncertainty and doubt.

Aegon, like his namesake,

was born to rule the Seven Kingdoms.

If Viserys were to name him heir,

the realm would fete him for it.

And does this not please you?

- Do you not want your son to be King?

- And what mother wouldn't?

You mustn't ignore

the certain truth

that if Rhaenyra were to step over Aegon

to ascend the throne,

the realm would tear itself apart.

They all swore obeisance to her,

our house among them.

That was before Aegon.

Rhaenyra will be a good queen.

It wouldn't matter if she were

Jaehaerys himself born again.

- Rhaenyra is a woman.

What of my son?

Would you have me raise a man

to steal his own sister's birthright?

It is Aegon that's being robbed.

He's the firstborn son of the King.

To deny that he is heir to the throne

is to assail the laws of gods and men.

The road ahead is uncertain,

but the end is clear.

Aegon will be king.

You must guide Viserys towards reason.

He'll never find it on his own.

How are you feeling, husband?

The gods have punished me

for my indulgences.

- At least the wine was good.

Too good.

I was hoping we might discuss something.

Rhaenyra?

I do not think she enjoyed

Jason Lannister's company.

She is cross.

I warned you that she would be.

Rhaenyra has come of age.

She must needs marry a high lord

who will honor her, defend her,

and serve her as king consort.

Her wishes in this matter

are irrelevant.

I do believe that Rhaenyra

will marry, Your Grace.

But she must believe

it is her choice to do so.

- What's this?

A letter...

...from Vaemond Velaryon.

The Sea Snake's brother?

- Yeah.

He's fighting in the Stepstones,

with all the rest of them.

May I?

Lord Corlys and Prince Daemon

are losing their war.

Badly, by all accounts.

This is a plea for aid.

Then why not send it?

Because it is a war

started by two malcontents,

unhappy with decisions I made.

If I now provide

Daemon and Corlys succor,

what will that say of their King?

Perhaps, that he is a good man who

loves his brother.

Well, if you truly

believe that, my dear...

then you possess a generous spirit.

What do you believe, Viserys?

That I am forever doomed

to anger one person

in the pleasing of another.

Then I pose

a simpler question.

Is it better for the realm

if the Crabfeeder thrives,

or is vanquished?

Make haste to Dwarfstone,

Ser Addam.

Hand-deliver this

to Prince Daemon yourself.

At once, Your Grace.

- Dwarfstone?

- I'm sending word to Daemon.

Aid is sailing to the Stepstones.

- Did he make call for help?

- He would sooner die.

But his king does not mean

to allow that.

Do you not think my decision correct?

It is no consequence to what I think...

as I'm often reminded.

Daemon is thorn enough in my flesh.

Will you insist on taking after him?

Must everything be a battle?

If you refer to your attempt

to marry me off to Casterly Rock...

I am sorry, Rhaenyra.

I was trying to help you.

Will you not be helped?

Why must every effort

on your behalf be resisted

- as if to the death?

- Because you mean to replace me...

with Alicent Hightower's son,

the boy you always wanted.

You have him in hands now.

You have no further use for me.

You might as well peddle me

for what you can.

A mountain stronghold

or a fleet of ships.

You have misjudged me, Rhaenyra.

All know it.

Jason Lannister knows it.

You said it yourself,

the lords of the realm

gather like vultures to a carcass,

hoping to feast on my bones.

It is true that as rulers

we must marry for advantage

to forge alliances

and bolster our strength.

You have always understood this.

I myself was promised

to your mother when I was--

Ten-and-seven years of age.

The Vale had an army to rival the North.

I've heard that story

since I've had ears to.

I loved her.

She made a man of me.

I do not seek to replace you, child.

You've been much alone

these last few years.

Alone and angry.

I will not live forever.

I wish to see you contented,

happy even.

You think a man will do it?

- A family.

- I had a family.

What would you have me do?

If it was for advantage,

you would've wed Laena Velaryon!

That is true enough.

You must marry,

strengthen your own claim,

shore up your succession,

multiply.

As to your match...

make it yourself.

Search him out.

Find one that pleases you, as I did.

Rhaenyra...

I did waver at one time.

But I swear to you now,

on your mother's memory,

you will not be supplanted.

We have 16, perhaps 18,

seaworthy ships.

Seven hundred foot, some 60 knights.

Our food quickly dwindles,

save for what we can fish from the sea.

I would say we have a fortnight,

mayhaps a bit longer

with strict rationing.

I've made call for Driftmark

to send more ships,

but they will be weeks away.

We are faltering

and the Triarchy knows it.

We must press the attack,

continue sending the dragons.

It's pointless, Father.

The Crabfeeder has

created a chokepoint here,

beyond these dunes.

Archers hold the high positions,

foot soldiers hold the ground.

We've strafed them on

dragonback again and again,

but they just retreat within the caves.

Dragons can circle Bloodstone

until they fall out of the sky.

The Crabfeeder and his men

have no reason to leave those caves.

We must give them one,

an offering of flesh to bait the crab.

Who?

Dragon returning!

Yes. Who?

Which man here

will happily go to his death?

Show me the knight

who will march into that hell pit,

nephew, and I will show you a madman.

- Daemon.

- Daemon is why we are losing!

He at least

is fighting this war.

What role have you played

in his council, Uncle,

- other than Master of Complaints?

- Enough, Laenor.

If King's Landing

will not support Daemon,

why should any of us?

Blood or no, Vaemond,

I will not have you stoke mutiny.

If you do not seize control

of this war, my lord,

the crabs will soon dine on all of us.

Prince Daemon.

I bring word from His Grace,

Viserys Targaryen,

first of his name, King of the Andals,

the Rhoynar, and the First Men,

Lord of the Seven Kingdoms,

and Protector of the Realm.

That's enough! Stop!

Brother...

I have ordered 10 ships and 2,000 men

to set sail from King's Landing

to join the effort in the Stepstones.

Though time and circumstance

have seen us estranged,

know that it is not my desire to see you

fail in your cause.

It is instead my hope

that this aid will deliver

the victory that has thus far evaded us.

I shall pray nightly to

the gods for your safe return.

Nock.

Draw.

Loose!

Loose!

Loose!

Loose!

Dracarys!

Nock!

Dragon!

- Whoo!

Dracarys!