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Why was Ormund Hightower not afraid of Daemon + 3 dragons behind him? Bold. Calm. Calculated. Facing the Rogue Prince and multiple dragons is pure madness for most, but not for him. Was it confidence in his army, belief in his cause, or something deeper? One of the most...

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Patience made him a great man. Daeron Targaryen was the youngest and third son of Queen Alicent Hightower and King Viserys I Targaryen. Unlike his older brothers, Aegon II and Aemond, Daeron spent most of his youth in Oldtown as a ward of House Hightower, where he was raised under the care of his mother's powerful family. His upbringing kept him away from the political turmoil at King's Landing, but he remained a loyal supporter of the Green faction when the Targaryen civil war, known as the Dance of the Dragons, erupted. Despite his young age, Daeron earned a reputation as one of the most honorable and capable princes of his generation. He bonded with the magnificent blue dragon Tessarion, known as the "Blue Queen," and proved himself a skilled dragonrider and military commander. During the war, he fought in several major battles, displaying courage, discipline, and tactical ability. Many allies regarded him as the most courteous and level-headed of Alicent's sons, even while fighting on the Green side. As the conflict intensified, Daeron became one of the Greens' greatest military assets, helping secure important victories in the Reach. However, like many members of House Targaryen, his fate was shaped by the devastating cost of civil war. His story highlights the tragic reality of the Dance of the Dragons, where even the most promising princes and dragonriders could not escape the destruction brought about by the struggle for the Iron Throne. I think most people forgot about him.

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