Maybe there is nothing like it left. There is life in these lands, right enough, but if I’m understanding what you’re saying, I don’t know what it might have eaten. Something else long dead. Maybe dragons like this ate all they could long ago. Or maybe you’re right that they still live in other, friendlier lands. There were no mammoths or giants south of the Wall when I was a boy — they were thought to be long dead — but both still lived far north of the Wall, where my people could not see them.
It is strange to think of myself as one of this dragon’s children, whether or not it’s long dead. I don’t think I can.
[Let alone what it says about his relationship to Ashley. He has only one father, and it is Ned Stark.]
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It is strange to think of myself as one of this dragon’s children, whether or not it’s long dead. I don’t think I can.
[Let alone what it says about his relationship to Ashley. He has only one father, and it is Ned Stark.]