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a knight’s guide to aftercare by spiciestpeanut
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
06 May 2026
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After bedding each other, Aerion Targaryen expects distance, coldness, and some sort of regret. Dunk offers wine, asks if he is sore, and acts like it is the most natural thing in the world.
The princeling, unfortunately, was not trained for this part.
(In which Aerion has no defenses against a big knight with worried eyes and a damp cloth.)
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A Beautiful Place to Rot by clandestinepasserine
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV)
04 May 2026
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Fuck Duncan, Aerion thought, though without the conviction he would have preferred. Fuck Maekar. Fuck the trial. Fuck every lickspittle and noble fool who had watched him and judged him and found him wanting because the world had always enjoyed the spectacle of a young man being cut down to size. Fuck the dragon egg that had not broken open, fuck the gods that had left the dragons to die, fuck the whole dead inheritance of it. He let the thought sit in him for a moment, hot and black and comforting in its ugliness, and then turned a page of the book without reading it.
Or: a self-indulgent porn with plot where Dunk goes to Lys with Aerion and they both fuck about it.
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Draco doesn't want to identify Harry Potter when he's dragged into his home. He wants nothing to do with this mess. And when Bellatrix needs someone to torture, maybe he gives her a nudge toward Harry Potter instead of Granger, who's certain to break. It's not Draco's fault Aunt Bella leaves Harry with a curse that has him leaking Dark magic. It's certainly not his fault Dobby kidnapped Draco from Malfoy Manor along with the others when Draco whispered a few words into a broken mirror shard. And for Merlin's sake, it's not his fault he's the only one practiced in fighting Dark magic. Why should he be punished? And punished. And punished...
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“The Prince needs a sworn sword?” Dunk blinked at the two brothers, certain he must have misheard.
“A sworn shield,” Baelor corrected. The distinction seemed to matter.
“The title will be spoken publicly as a reward. A reconciliation. The prince you fought against now honours your valour and accepts that the Gods judged you to be innocent. A tale of chivalry restored, of a dragon gracious in defeat. Songs will smooth the rest.”
“And in truth?” Dunk asked before he could stop himself.
Maekar did not look away. “In truth, you will ensure my son does not forget what that day has cost.”
“You would have me... watch him.”
“I would have you guard him,” Baelor replied at once. “My nephew needs protection; from blades, from poison—"
“—and from himself.” Prince Maekar’s voice followed harder.
Baelor survives his injuries at Ashford and takes charge of the fallout. Determined to cure Aerion’s deepening psychosis, he brings his nephew to King’s Landing to guide him and help him master his darker impulses. Until then, the unstable prince will need guarding, from others as well as himself. Baelor chooses an unlikely protector: The Hedge Knight.