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Larys Strong tells Aegon about Rhaenyra's new dragonriders and Aemond's decimating Sharp Point. He also warns that Aemond's rage is an even greater threat to Aegon's life. Aegon wants Aemond imprisoned, but Larys argues Aemond and Vhagar are essential assets to fighting the war.
During the night, Rhaenyra and Daemon meet on the beach and become physically intimate. Prince Aemond sneaks out and claims Laena's dragon Vhagar as his own, demonstrating skill in handling the beast. Aemond's cousins and nephews angrily confront him, with Laena's daughter Rhaena enraged that Vhagar was taken from her.
She later grapples with Meleys and despite Meleys initially getting the upper hand, Vhagar is able to crush Meleys' neck and kill her, sending her body plummeting onto Rook's Rest below. Aemond later flies Vhagar to Sharp Point, the seat of House Bar Emmon who are pledged to Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen, and burns it to the ground.
He’s ready to kill Vhagar. (Rhaenys holds him back.) Over in Driftmark, Corlys, alive and well, gives thanks to—a new character!—Addam Velaryon for saving his life in the deadly shipwreck ...
The 'House of the Dragon' Season 1 finale showed Daemon Targaryen singing to a big dragon named Vermithor. Here's the backstory on the 'Game of Thrones' beast.
Daemon contemplates the offer, but Laena criticizes him for choosing an easy life over what she believes is his rightful place at Driftmark. The pregnant Laena suffers prolonged labor and is unable to deliver; she commands her dragon Vhagar to incinerate her so she may die a dragonrider's death.
The wyvern can breathe flame like dragons, however, if you kill the venin that created the wyvern, the wyvern dies, too. All the characters to remember from ‘Fourth Wing’ Violet Sorrengail ...
[16] [19] Several critics praised the change in Aemond's characterization from the source material, for which he did not intend to kill Lucerys. [ 8 ] [ 14 ] Bojalad pointed out the decision as a way to humanize Aemond, [ 8 ] who was a far more violent and sadistic character in the book.