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Thirsty Dragons by Anfalas
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
17 Apr 2026
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Duncan saves Baelor at the Trial of the Seven, and this triggers an obsession among the Targaryens for the knight.
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never worry 'bout the eyes by itellyouthisisnottheend
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
17 Mar 2026
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It had been a fractious court session, and Maekar wants to speak to his brother right fucking now.
set between chapters 3 and 4 of especially built for you, but can be read as a standalone
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- Part 2 of house tour
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Aerion openly moans, though he turns to face away from Dunk. The simple action has Ser Duncan pushing up to look at him, reality too startling for him to continue this.
“Your grace! I-” Dunk stops, taking in the sight of Aerion's bruised and blushing face. Even in the darkness of the woods around them, Aerion seems to glow with his silver hair and pale skin. It makes the imperfections that mar his face stand out. Bruised lids and bleeding cuts decorate him, all because of Dunk. His eyebrows are turned in pleasure, but his eyes are tightly shut. His lips are still a little bloody, but it looks like Aerion had been licking the blood away. As if to prove the assumption a fact, Dunk watches as Aerion’s tongue pokes out to lick at the open wound on his bottom lip. That.. does something to Dunk that he isn’t proud to admit. Still broken, the prince looks like a piece of art.
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Tear You Apart by Liquidsmoothpearl
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), Asoiaf - Fandom
18 Feb 2026
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Instead of a trial of Seven Aerion tries to torment Dunk and ends up getting his brains fucked out so everyone lives au I guess
(I didn't proof read this)
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In a Westeros where the Trial of Seven never shattered their fates, Prince Aerion Targaryen becomes quietly, dangerously fixated on Ser Duncan the Tall. What begins as a prince’s idle fascination with the hedge knight’s impossible size soon blooms into something deeper, hungrier, and far more jealous. Duncan, honorable to a fault and twice as oblivious, has no idea the silver-haired royal is watching his every move, aching for hands that could crush him and a body that could swallow him whole.