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Lucerys Velaryon: The White Dragon



The prince who was not

Basic Info

Name: Lucerys Velaryon

Gender: Intersex (can also be played as a biological male or a hermaphrodite)

Father: Laenor Velaryon (official), Daemon Targaryen (step-father), Harwin Strong (rumored biological father)

Mother: Rhaenyra Targaryen

Siblings: Jacerys Velaryon, Joffrey Velaryon, Aegon III Targaryen, Viserys II Targaryen, Visenya Targaryen

Died at: 14

Raised from death at: 14

Current age: Unknown (appears to be in his early to mid 20s)

Race: Valyrian (before death), Wight

Titles: Prince of the 7 kingdoms, future Lord of Driftmark

Dragon mount: Arrax (during life)

Hair color: Dark brown (during life), white (as a wight)

Eye color: Brown (during life), varying (as a wight)

Complexion: Peach and light pink (during life), fair (as a wight)

Significant marks: Scars on his neck from the fatal injury that killed him when he crashed into the sea while saddled on Arrax

The future that never was. Prince Lucerys Velaryon, husband to Rhaena Velaryon, as Lord of the Tides, Lord of Driftmark, after his grandfather's, Corlys Velaryon's, passing.

Life

Prince Lucerys was Princess Rhaenyra's secondborn son. His mother was set to inherit the iron throne from his grandfather, king Viserys Targaryen, however, the throne was usurped by his step-grandmother and her side of the family when they hid the king's passing and put his uncle, Aegon II Targaryen, on the throne. Since then, his mother and step-grandmother have been in an even worse political struggle as alliances were divided between the expected heir and the sudden ascender to the throne. Lucerys and his siblings as well as the rest of the family on both sides were pulled into the conflict, and everything went from a war of diplomacy to a full-out war when Lucerys's uncle and brother of the king, Aemond Targaryen, killed him.

Death

During the diplomacy race between Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen and Queen-dowager Alicent Hightower, Lucerys ran into his uncle, Aemond Targaryen, when visiting House Baratheon as an envoy. The nephew and uncle had a long history of animosity due to the tensions between their mothers. Though close in age, they grew up as rivals rather than as friends, and on one night in the heat of the moment Lucerys cut out Aemond's eye after the latter broke the order and bonded with Vhagar, the largest dragon and the deceased Laena Velaryon's mount.

Both Aemond and Lucerys had tough childhoods, and after spending years apart with Aemond in Kings Landing and Lucerys at Dragonstone, tensions only built at every encounter as outside pressures due to the ongoing political struggles were added fuel. Finally, when it was just the two of them, Aemond sought to get back at Lucerys for his lost eye and sicced Vhagar after Lucerys while the latter tried to escape on his dragon, Arrax. Aemond chased Lucerys on dragonback until the nephew briefly escaped by flying above the storm clouds, but Vhagar swooped in from bellow and bit Arrax's neck in half and wing off, sending Lucerys falling down into the sea to a watery grave. The only things that were recovered days later were Arrax's remains and Lucerys's clothes that had washed up on the shore. Accounts vary between whether Aemond lost control of Vhagar or had ordered his dragon to kill his nephew. Some see the king's brother as a heartless murderer lacking any compassion or regret, and others say he genuinely did not want things to go that far as much as he had hated his nephew.

Raised from the dead

What happened exactly with Lucerys after his death and how he was brought back from it is not clear. Even he himself does not know the whole story of what happened. He had fallen into the sea and so the drowned god (worshiped by the ironborn) would have first claim. But due to his Valyrian lineage, his ancestral gods, the old gods of Valyria, asserted their right to him as well. The god of 7, the new god of Westeros, laid down their claim as the Valyrians had begun to worship them after coming to Westeros. And, lastly, the god of light R'hllor staked his claim on Lucerys. It is not known what the other deities did, but after his rising, Lucerys finds that wherever he goes, a priest or follower of one or other religion will recognize that he is undead and either avoid him purposefully, raise up praises to their deity, or simply acknowledge that he is a mystery which had not yet been revealed. No priest or follower of any religion that Lucerys had asked could or would tell him which god it was by whose power he was raised in the end. With no fault of his own, however, Lucerys assumes it must be R'hllor as he has gained control over fire like no known red priest out there without being a follower of the said god. At the same time, he has his suspicions about the old Valyrian gods because he can now turn into a dragon. At the same time, his father Leanor, had told him after they had reunited in Pentos, that the old gods granted some people the power to warg, or skinchange. That was food for thought, but Lucerys found himself with more questions and doubt than with answers, since he wasn't temporarily warging into a dragon, but was actually taking on the form of a dragon himself.

Needless to say, Lucerys is unlike any wight out there. He is different to all other wights that had been raised before him, and also those who will be raised after him. The only thing that had changed about him is the color of his hair. Granted, he looks way more like a Velaryon, or a Targaryen, now that he had died and been raised as a wight as that made his hair white, than when he was alive as he had dark brown hair. But the similarities to his Valyrian anscestors or other wights end there. Unlike all the other wights, save for his white hair, his eyes are not red, he breathes, eats, sleeps, and continues to grow. It is unknown if he will stop aging at a certain point and stay as he is until something or someone ends him, or if he will live out his life as a normal person and die of old age. The spoiler is that he will reach maturity and stop changing from there. While other wights have open or sealed wounds by which they had died while they were still human, Lucerys can either conceal or show his with the same ability that lets him change into his dragon form. However, it is at these two that his form-changing abilities end. When he chooses to show his fatal injury, it appears as scars in a few places on his neck. When Arrax's dead body fell flat into the sea, Lucerys suffered a concussion and a jolt that broke his neck as he had been still saddled on the dragon's torso when it hit the water. As he sank with his dragon, Lucerys drowned while unconscious. It is unclear how his clothes washed up on the shore with Arrax's remains without his remains in the clothes, other than the explanation that the gods had claimed his body.

Later, his body was recovered by fishermen from Pentos who saw him drifting in the sea on a plank. They thought he was dead but he regained consciousness right before they were about to decide with the head of the port if his body should be taken to the red priests or the undertakers. Though he knew who he was, Lucerys felt that he should not be revealing himself to the fishermen, merchants, and port staff all curiously asking him who he was and how he happened to be in the sea. It was when he was being led by the head of the port through a merchant street that his father, Laenor, and his lover, Qarl Correy, recognized him while they were out as well. Leanor was quick to claim Lucerys from the head of the port, and though the man was doubtful, Lucerys insisted on knowing Leanor so the man let them be and do whatever they were going to be up to. As mentioned before, it was with his father that Lucerys learned about the different gods out there. Also, Lucerys learned that his father had faked his death and both his mother and step-father had helped him in that by recruiting Qarl. It was never a secret between Laenor and Lucerys or his brothers that Harwin Strong was really their father, but whereas before they had not spoken of this truth, now they could speak plainly, and Leanor still loved Lucerys much as if he was his own as he had raised the boy as such, and given him his name legitimizating him as his own. Also, Leanor learned of his son's death at the hands of Aemond and the jaws of Vhagar, and his newfound abilities to produce and use fire as well as turn into a dragon.

Though doubtful of which deity he really belonged to, Lucerys felt a strong pull toward the prophecy of the prince who was promised, which had to do with R'hllor. His purpose in the prophecy about the great other, the enemy of the lord of light, and the prince who was promised is not yet clear to him or anyone else, but one thing Lucerys believes is that he should follow the prophecy and at some point it will lead him to the answers he craves. After years in Pentos with his father, though he knew of the developments back in Westeros following his death, Lucerys returned only when he felt the call to go back. As much as Leanor did not want to be parted from his son, Lucerys convinced his father to let him go. Once in Westeros, he would lead a life of secrecy. Whenever he was asked where he came from, he would say he was from Essos and grew up in Pentos. No more questions were asked of him as current-day Essos is where Old Valyria, the previous Targaryen and Velaryon stronghold was. When he would travel further north, he would resort to dying his hair and hiding his face as inconscpicuously as possible to not attract attention to himself. Though people could not tie it to him, but since his landing back in Westeros, occasionally there would be sightings of a pure white dragon. The sightings were few near Kings Landing, none at Dragonstone or Driftmark. Surprisingly, and suspiciously, the sightings were more frequent in the Riverlands and just a few rumors came from the North. One rumor even came from the Wall, that during a night of a great snowstorm, the watchers on the Wall briefly saw the shadowy form of a dragon passing overhead in the clouds when lightning lit up the sky. Cregan Stark, lord of Winterfell, was much surprised by these rumors and that nearly all watchers assigned to the posts on that night stuck to the claim, but he brushed it off as it was well known in Stark history that Aegon the Conqueror's dragons refused to pass the wall due to its magic, it was a strict divide and nothing from either side could pass to the other unless the Wall came down. However, he did not completely dismiss the claims in his mind and was much distressed by the possibility that perhaps, after all, there was something that could pass the Wall.

Impacts and mission

Obviously, no one, including Lucerys, could anticipate that the secondborn prince of Rhaenyra Targaryen would be any more special other than what his station added to him, but his death catalyzed the bloody war that became known as the Dance of Dragons. His legacy could have peaked there, but higher powers had other plans, and though he had learned of the Song of Ice and Fire prophecy from his mother and step-father, he never anticipated that his part in it would be way more tightly involved than him simply being part of the Targaryen bloodline.

Now, Lucerys had a mission. He had to go to the North. He must study the current Lord Stark, Cregan. And he must study the state of the Wall. Though he doesn't know who it is, he has a strong conviction that he is meant to wait however long it takes, entire generations if needed, until he finds Azor Ahai, the prince that was promised. Unbeknownst to him, it is both Rhllor pushing him and Blood Ravenfrom the future with his green seeing which lets him see and interact with the past as well as his present and future.

Westeros is plagued by sightings of a mysterious white dragon without a rider. The Dance of Dragons is over, and yet the skies overhead are not deemed peaceful. A stranger with white hair moves north through the 7 kingdoms, hailing from across the Narrow Sea, claiming to have been born in Essos and grown up in Pentos. The farther north he goes, the more attention is drawn to his white curly locks. And then he disappears into thin air, only for a terrifying rumor to shake Winterfell and the rest of the North weeks later. Many of the watchers stationed on the Wall claimed to have seen the shadowy form of a dragon in the clouds when lightning lit up the sky overhead during a snow storm. Cregan Stark was just settling in after his return from Kings Landing and was making remaining preparations before winter finally came, and now this news fell upon him. He grew up hearing over and over that Aegon the Conqueror's dragons could not pass over the Wall same as wights and white walkers could not pass it. Yet now more than 10 people saw what appeared to be a dragon flying over the Wall and heading farther north? Unthinkable, and utterly terrifying. But no more strange things occurred since then, and though the matter was still in the back of Cregan's mind, winter was upon the North and a stranger showed up on Winterfell's doorstep. He brought moose he had hunted with him as an offer and asked to be allowed to stay at Winterfell as he had been separated from his party and now it was too dangerous to travel alone. The offering of a whole adult male moose was impressive enough, but the stranger assured he would not be a burden and was a good hunter to make up for being an extra mouth to feed. Cregan would take him in, but something did not sit right with him, even if this stranger did not give off any signs of danger. And one day Lord Stark happened upon the man not having black hair, but white instead, and in the middle of dying it. And then, one day, before Cregan could confront him, the man had disappeared without a trace the same way he had appeared out of nowhere.

Years later, when young Jon Snow would be raised by the power of R'hllor as a wight himself, he sighted the white dragon the tales of which were covered in mystery. Each rumor about this dragon had plenty more rumors surrounding it. "Are dragons still alive? Is that one mine since I'm a Targaryen?" He took back Winterfell, Arya and Rickon are at his side, Sansa is alive, Bran apparently is a warg and is doing well himself somewhere on his own quest, and he had gone down into the crypts and discovered his true heritage in his mother's tomb and by speaking in a dream with, who it turns out is his uncle, Ned Stark. Lady Stoneheart, Catelyn Stark, is an issue to deal with as well, but he really doesn't want to because Jon empathizes with her cause, just not her methods and unreasonable black-and-white thinking. But there is a more pressing problem. The white walkers are a much closer danger than Daenerys Targaryen, his aunt, is a rescue. Can he wait for her? Would she even bother helping and prioritizing the fight against the white walkers and the great other over her primary goal, claiming the iron throne? Jon believes his answer is clear when he sees the taled white dragon as it flies overhead and descends onto the prairie bellow the hills. But wait... what's that? Where is the dragon? And did it have a rider on it? He could swear it did not, but one moment there was a dragon, and when he came to the other side of the hill to see it better, there was no dragon and instead a white haired man.

More detailed list of my kinks and fetishes + current cravings

- expressive tops (don't hide their pleasure)

- oral sex

- hucows/cow humans

- lactation

- multiple orgasms

- different opsitions

- sex focused on deepening intimacy

- jealous sex

- glory hole

- long dicks

- power bottoms

- feminine/androgynous

- hermaphrodite

- lingerie

- sex toys

- cosplay and role play

- public breeding

- chastity cages

- cuckolding

Receiving:

- cunnilingus/slick eating

- breast sucking

- breast squeezing

Giving:

- rimming

- blow job and deepthroating

- sexual massage