Prologue – The Omen.
0.1.  Luke’s POV. 
Crown Princess Rhaenyra sails back to her castle with her family. At night prince Luke and his siblings perform a blood magic ritual found in a book, to change his looks.
0.2. In the morning the family shares breakfast, they chat, then learn about strange casualties on the ship.
End Hook: Luke blames himself for eerie deaths, that were caused by the ritual.
Chapter 1.
Main Plot:
1.1 Rhaenyra arrives to the island and on the way to her castle learns about the reason of that eerie events: her sons’ magical ritual. Daemon is mad at them for their recklessness. 
1.2.  Jace’s POV. 
Jace feels like a failure and an inadequate heir. Baela offers him reassurance and understanding. 
1.3 Jace’s POV.  Later Jace's mother asks him and Luke about the ritual's missing piece. Jace remembered it was maiden's blood to bind fate and time, and they planned to add Baela's and Rhaena's later. He grows curious when his mother weirdly reacts, then goes downstairs and sees the guest room has a girl who is her copy. 
End Hook: Nyra faces Daemon and gets angry.
Chapter 2. 
2.1. Nyra’s POV.
Flashback 17 years ago. Young Rhaenyra aka Nyra, offended by her uncle Daemion, who brought her to a brothel and then left her alone, returns to the Red Keep and is somehow transported through time to meet her future adult self and family. 
2.2. Daemion’s POV.
Daemion returns from a Vale after getting rid of his wife, he considers ways to talk to and elope with Nyra while he sneaks into the Red Keep. He is transported too and witnesses his future self with a pregnant Rhaenyra and their children returning to the Dragonstone castle.
End Hook: Daemon sees Nyra in the corner.

Chapter 3. Past Meets Present
3.1 Inciting Incident of the main plot. Rhaenyra’s POV.
Rhaenyra meets her teenage version, Nyra, who appears to somehow have traveled through time. Rhaenyra is shocked but comes to a theory that her sons, who practiced blood magic, are responsible for bringing her younger version to the present. Rhaenyra decides to keep Nyra’s arrival a secret from servants and courtiers until they can figure out a way to send her back to her own time. 
3.2 Nyra’s POV. Nyra’s subplot.
Nyra waits for Rhaenyra’s return in the guest room. She comes face to face with her uncle, Daemon. She angrily confronts him about his earlier betrayal but finds no remorse in him. She belatedly realizes that this is his older future version.
End Hook: 

Chapter 4. Rhaenyra’s POV.
  4.1 Rhaenyra is surprised by a sudden surge of rage as she entered the chamber where her younger self was waiting. Nyra confronts Daemon about his actions in the past, expressing her anger. Just as the tension escalates, Ser Criston Cole and Daemion enter the room, causing a new disturbance.
  4.2 Rhaenyra is shocked to witness Daemion and knight, being summoned to the present. Rhaenyra realizes that dealing with the younger versions of her uncle and Criston will be challenging. She tries to calm the situation. Nyra taunts Daemion about potentially seducing Criston. He storms out in anger. Nyra grabs a sword and leaves the room, determined to confront him. Rhaenyra stops Daemon from following and assures him that she will handle the situation.
End Hook: Nyra leaves with intention to find Daemion.
Chapter 5: Point of No Return.
  5.1 Nyra finds Daemion and seduces him instead of Criston, as she wanted initially. 
Rhaenyra and Daemon follow her and secretly watch the romantic encounter from a hidden niche. 
  5.2 Rhaenyra’s POV. She returns to her tower, checks the younger kids and takes a bath before her sleep. Daemon returns and they share an amorous moment. But all her thoughts are about how Nyra and Daemion already radically changed the past with their actions. She thinks she will need to consult someone wise for strange occurrences in the realm.
  5.3 Jace’s POV. In the eerie halls of Dragonstone, Jace and Baela discuss their betrothal and walk through the castle. They stumble upon a secret entrance to a bedchamber and witness Daemion and Nyra’s encounter. Jace and Baela falsely think their father is cheating on their mother. Jace is angry, wants to confront his stepfather, but Baela advises him to wait. They decide to tell Jace's mother the next morning and vow to support her. Jace struggles with his emotions and eventually falls asleep.
End Hook: Jace prepares tell his mother about what he saw.
Chapter 6. 
  6.1 Nyra’s POV. She sneaks out from Daemion’s room, wanders the halls and comes across Daemon with Rhaena. 
  6.2 Daemon escorts her to her guest chamber, sends ser Criston to the guard’ room, and leaves.
  6.3 Nyra wakes up, thinks about the last night, decides she wants to marry Daemion.
End Hook: Nyra decides to marry Daemion here in this time.
Chapter 7.
  7.1 Jace’s POV. In the morning, Jace and Baela approaches his mother, Rhaenyra, to discuss what he witnessed the night before. Daemon explains that they were mistaken. Jace becomes disillusioned with his mother as he is put off by Nyra’s actions. 
  7.2 Distraught Jace wanders around the nearby village, brooding. Eventually, Baela finds Jace and shares her own anger at her father. Jace and Baela find comfort in each other’s honesty and presence.
 7.3. Jace and Baela share a passionate kiss and find a nearby cave to explore their desires, deepening their emotional connection. Content, the two return to the castle, aware of their growing love for each other.
End Hook: How will their changed relationship develop further?
Chapter 8. Daemion’s POV. 
 8.1 He wakes up, recalls the past romantic night, decides to ask for Nyra’s hand.
8.2 He visits village brothel, overhears local rumors, gets some troubling news about his family’s current life, that his brother is dying and Rhaenyra’s sons are mocked.
8.3 He arrives to the luncheon, gets presented by Rhaenyra to the courtiers as Nyra’s relative under new alias. Tries to talk to Nyra but she flees from him.
End Hook: Daemion is dumbfounded and worried that Nyra is angry at him. 
Chapter 9. Narratively happens parallel to events of chapter 8.
9.1. Nyra’s POV. She meets Rhaenyra, discusses details of her life in this time. Wanders around, but didn’t meet Daemion.
9.2 Nyra’s POV. During the lunch she learns that he will marry Laena soon. Nyra rejects Daemion and leaves the castle, going to the garden.
9.2. Rhaenyra’s POV. Rhaenyra wants to talk with for Nyra but meets Rhaena on the terrace near the garden instead. They overhear parts of the talk between Nyra and Jace about his disputed status. Rhaena says how her father neglects her and how Daemion will want to marry Nyra now, not Laena. Rhaenyra feels guilty, remembers how she felt in her youth being neglected by her own father. She gives Rhaena a promise to keep the events intact.
  9.3. Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
Daemion asks Rhaenyra to meet him in her cabinet. He asks for Nyra’s hand. Rhaenyra refuses his ask, keeping a promise to Rhaena. Daemion leaves the room, furious by her refusal.
End Hook: Daemion and Rhaenyra’s clash.
Chapter 10. 
  10.1 Daemion’s POV (Nyra’s subplot)
Daemion stays in the village inn. He is furious, drinks wine and plans to get back at Rhaenyra. Some beggar woman cryptically warns him of the “shadows of the past casting into the present” (metaphorical warning about fractured timeline). He ignores her.
10.2.  
Daemion   returns to the castle late. Comes across Jace, mocks him. Jace   asks him to stay away from Nyra. Frustrated and angry Daemion   decides to do anything he can to elope with Nyra and make sure Jace, Luke, Joffrey will be his children in the changed future. Daemion plans to speak with his older self about the current timeline.
 10.3.  Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
Rhaenyra and Daemon consult with Maester Gerardys about the ritual. He gives them advices and suggests sending letters to some maesters asking for information about dark magic spells. Gerardys suggests inviting an experienced mage from city Volantis and gives her address. Next morning Daemon leaves for Volantis to bring an expert in blood magic to reverse the ritual and send Nyra back. 
End Hook: Rhaenyra stays in the castle to deal with all mess.
Chapter 11. 
11.1 Nyra’s POV. Rhaenyra confesses to Nyra that her affair with Harwin was a mistake, jeopardizing her children's future. She explains why she had to have it (Laenor was gay). Nyra doesn't like her prospects, but can't trust the rash and unpredictable Daemion either. She discovers that Daemion got rid of his wife but she is not scared much.
11.2 Jace’s POV.
Baela and Rhaena requested Jace help them stop Daemion and Nyra from eloping, so out of guilt for his betrothed, he complied. Jace was also mad at Nyra for her disregard of decency. 
Seeing a chance to undermine Daemion's courtship, Baela and Jace approach Criston with concerns about Nyra. They claim to bear Nyra no ill will, but hint at witnessing amorous displays between her and Daemon that have become the talk of courtiers. Criston views Nyra's behavior in a negative light due to the girls' vague yet compelling insinuations and his own jealousy
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 11.3 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
A week later. Rhaenyra faces growing discontent in her family, but feels helpless. She continues to hope for someone’s intervention in this situation. Jace, Baela and Criston are not content and urge her to do something with Nyra and Daemion to avoid changes in the past. Daemon successfully returns home with Marys.
End Hook: Marys’ arrival, conflicted emotions.
Chapter 12. 
  12.1 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
 She muses about recent changes. Growing resistance from her children (Baela being dismissive, Daemion meeting Nyra in secret, Jace avoiding her) has shaken her confidence. She receives a letter from Rhaenys kept in captivity in the capital; Greens allege an attempted attack on Queen Alicent so they sealed the keep and Viserys' status is unknown, feared to be dire. 
Vaemond's son, ruling Driftmark in his absence, despises Rhaenyra and refuses her orders.
Rhaenyra calls for a council to plan further actions. 
Baela and Jace proposed a daring counter-strike at the council meeting, one that matched Daemon's strategic advice from his letter. Rhaenyra is proud, but preferers diplomatic means. Rhaenyra realizes that her inaction is hurting her children and allies, forcing her to confront the fact that she can't ignore reality in order to protect them.
12.2 Nyra’s POV. 
Criston feels more resentful of Daemion's constant jabs and time monopolizing Nyra. Daemion realizes his aggressive bickering with Criston annoys Nyra and tries to behave.  Nyra considers the consequences of her future recklessness affecting Jace, which makes her reflect on her actions and distance from Daemion. 
End Hook: Nyra and Daemion’s minor strife.
12.3 Nyra’s POV.
Local village wedding, Daemion and Nyra visit it in disguise and publicly kiss to peasants’ drunken approval. Jace also sees them and is visibly disgusted by Nyra’s indecency. Some bard sings a song about magic and prophecies. Daemon overhears and scoffs at the superstition, while Nyra listens with a mix of dread and fascination.
End Hook: to be determined.
Chapter 13. Midpoint. 
Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
 13.1 Marys agrees to help Rhaenyra for a good price. They talk, Marys reveals shocking information about the future war and death of her sons and her own, that alters Rhaenyra’s worldview, forcing her to choose whether to commit to the journey ahead or not. A dream sequence where Rhaenyra, during a moment of feverish sickness, experiences flashes of potential futures—a type of prophetic insight that hints at various outcomes that leave her (and the reader) questioning what is required to ensure her sons’ existence. Rhaenyra is happy to learn that Daemion and Nyra could be sent back, but is shocked to learn her sons’ lives are now tied to then. If Nyra doesn’t conceive Jace, Luke and Joffrey soon, they will disappear. 
  13.2 Main plot.
Rhaenyra’s talk with Daemon. He finds her brooding in the library. Rhaenyra admits her role in current family issues and faces the potential loss of everything she holds dear. Rhaenyra starts her transition from a passive, reactive role to a deliberate, active one, armed with new information and understanding of risks.

Chapter 14. 
  14.1 Main plot.
Next morning Rhaenyra talks with Daemon and then with her older sons Jace and Luke, explains to them the future she saw with Marys’ help. She doesn’t know yet how to explain Nyra her duty to conceive kids.
  14.2 Main plot.
Rhaenyra holds her small court with advisors, plans to send messages to her allies (Starks and Arryns) and invite some new ladies-in-waiting for herself and Baela. They also plan to buy more food and train new soldiers from the peasants. 
Daemon’s frustration and skepticism boil over, leading to a confrontation with Marys. She responds not with dramatic confrontation but with veiled references to the past that resonate with Daemon, forcing him to consider the implications.


  14.3 Nyra’s POV.

Rhaenyra and Mage Marys talk with Nyra and explain her the hard truth: she has to conceive her future sons or Jace, Luke and Joffrey won’t exist. Rhaenyra isn’t ready to lose her boys, but Nyra finds it unfair and scary. Besides, Rhaenyra still doesn’t allow Nyra and Daemion to marry out of fear to lose Velaryon support in her past. Marys speculates about possible consequences of such time-altering ritual. Nyra reads about a cryptic prophecy hinting at her crucial role in the impending war.

Chapter 15. 
  15.1 Jace’s POV. Jace takes charge of some preparations for the war and long winter, he talks with Maester Gerardys, local peasants and searches for potential new soldiers and dragonriders. He meets Addam and Alyn and suggests to work for him. Baela helps him, also starts weapon training with Rhaena. Baela tries to impress Daemion with her skills in dragon riding and High Valyrian to make him want to marry Laena.
  15.2 Nyra’s POV.
Taking Nyra aside one evening, Criston confesses his secret feelings and proposes they flee the castle together, to live freely away from obligations. Shocked yet sympathetic, Nyra gently turns him down, reminding him of her duty while flattered by his affection. Nyra promises to keep his proposal a secret if he vows to bury any hopes of them being together. With the secret hanging heavily between them, a rift now divides Nyra and Criston where once there was trust.
  15.3 Daemion’s POV. Nyra’s subplot.
Next morning Nyra watches Daemon training with squires in the yard. Jealousy and memories of past torment ignite Criston's fury during the practice bout with Daemion. Daemion bears bruises but gloats that Criston has finally shown his "true colors."

Chapter 16. 
  16.1 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
She gets Criston under house arrest. Rhaenyra is scared that despite Nyra not seducing Criston this time, he still turned on her.
Later she has a talk with Nyra. Nyra is doubly disappointed in Criston for the betrayal of her trust and breaking the Kingsguard code through vengeance. Her affection cools.
  16.2 Jace’s POV. Jace’s subplot.
He feels guilty that took part in Baela’s plan and employed Criston. Baela and Rhaena agree their original plan backfired terribly. Criston is no longer a potential ally, but a wild card whose wrath could be unleashed at any moment. Baela and Alyn share a few moments together during a weapon training session. Their interactions are innocent, but the chemistry between them is undeniable.
  16.3 A few hours later Jace suggests Luke to take Rhaena for a short sailing journey. Luke is scared and doesn’t know how to rule the boat. He gets sick and falls over the board. Thankfully, Alyn who sailed nearby with his brother, at the last moment jumps on the boat and fixes the situation.

Chapter 17.
  17.1 Jace’s POV. Jace feels even more down for Luke’s fail. Daemon notices his turmoil and suggests to share a sword training session. 
 During training Daemon notices Jace’s hair and eyes start to lighten, therefore Nyra has conceived him. The ritual time is ending. Either Luke and Joffrey will change too in next week or they will disappear and this timeline will be drastically changed (catastrophic consequences). Later this day Jace and Luke look in the mirror, share their thoughts and grapple with identity crises.
  17.2 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
Vaemond Velaryon’s two sons arrive to Dragonstone with complaints, make subtle insults to Rhaenyra and Luke. Luke interrupts them and verbally defends his claim for the first time. Luke is already changing: his eyes become bluish-grey instead of brown, and his hair is now sandy blonde. His looks prove he is trueborn and Vaemond’s sons have to leave. His dragon Arrax roars at Velaryons on their way back.
  17.3 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
Late at night Rhaenyra is attacked on the beach and saved by her dragon Syrax, who blows fire at them. Daemon arrives and beheads one of assassins, the other two escape. Moreover, in the castle several assassins kill some guards (who were given sleeping potions) and kidnap toddler sons of Daemon and Rhaenyra. Jace and Luke manage to retrieve Aegon, but not baby Viserys, Luke is severely wounded.
End Hook: baby Viserys is kidnapped, many characters are wounded.
Chapter 18. ACT 3. False Defeat.
 18.1 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main plot.
Rhaenyra lies in bed wounded, one of assassins is taken but he has no tongue and dies from tortures. Little Aegon stops talking after witnessing bloody fights. Several ships were burned by enemies at night. Rhaenyra is shaken by the attack and considers bending the knee to the Greens. Jace argues that enemies won’t leave them be.
  18.2 Jace’s POV. Frustrated Jace has a sword training with Alyn and wins. Then they talk and come to mutual respect. Alyn promises not to interfere into Jace’s and Baela relationships. Daemon watches approvingly.
  18.3 Nyra’s POV. Daemion and Nyra have a talk. Nyra admits she is likely pregnant. Daemion is excited by the news, Nyra is scared both by her pregnancy and her upcoming return to her time. 
End Hook: Nyra’s news and her doubts about the pregnancy.
Chapter 19.
  19.1 Rhaenyra’s POV. After attempted assassination Rhaenyra approves any measures to defeat the Greens, Daemon prepares to fly to Riverlands and take Harrenhall, he also sends a note to his friends in the capital, to prepare his own assassins.
  19.2 Jace’s POV. Alyn leaves the island to go trading. Baela realizes that her crush on Alyn was fleeting. With Alyn's departure, Baela's focus returns entirely to Jace and her family's struggles. Jace and Baela discuss the future betrothals of his younger brothers and his future children with Baela to key allies.

Chapter 20. 
  20.1 Daemion’s POV. He talks with Daemon. Nyra’s subplot.
Daemon finds a magical way to make his daughters Baela and Rhaena be born from Laena’s union with another man (their souls will reborn). Thus, they won’t have dragons, though, in the new changed timeline.
Another way is to make Baela and Rhaena be born as his and Nyra’s future daughters. The final decision is left unsaid.
  20.2 Nyra’s POV. Nyra learns that love without grounding or responsibility can be volatile. A talk between Rhaenyra and Nyra where they bond over the weight of their lineage and the responsibility it carries. Here, Nyra accepts her role in preserving their legacy, mirroring Rhaenyra’s resolve.
  20.3 Rhaenyra’s POV. Main’s plot.
Family time. Rhaena happily demonstrates her newly hatched dragon. 

Chapter 21. 
  21.1 Jace’s POV. Jace overhears how Baela and Rhaena discuss how to use a found magical ritual to disrupt the changed timeline and prevent Daemion and Nyra’s union in their past. Jace doesn’t talk about it with his mother.
  21.2 Nyra’s POV. Jace, Joffrey and Luke all changed their hair and eye colors. Nyra decides to marry Daemion here no matter what.
Chapter 22: Rhaenyra ’s POV. The Climactic Moment. 
  22.1 Rhaenyra’s POV. Rhaenyra finally allows Marys to perform another spell to alter Criston’s memories. He becomes loyal to Nyra again, even though he suffers from severe headaches. Rhaenyra starts her premature labor, but Marys promises everything will be alright. 
  22.2 Rhaenyra’s POV. After difficult labor Rhaenyra gives birth to a tiny girl, weak, with scaled back and arms, but alive, unlike in the Marys’ visions about the future. Rhaenyra is happy that the first of her predestined children’s death was avoided and fate changed. While recovering, Rhaenyra reaches a decision about Nyra and Daemion that balances her personal feelings against her political acumen. Rhaenyra, after surviving the assassination attempt, chooses to step up as a leader to prevent further attempts on her family.
  22.3 Rhaenyra’s POV. Nyra and Daemion hold a modest Valyrian wedding with Criston, Daemon and Rhaenyra as witnesses. Soon after that Nyra, Daemion and Criston disappear, transporting back to their time. 
Epilogue 1: Rhaenyra’s POV. She reflects on her growth and new challenges. The war is coming but she is prepared and ready to fight. Her castle and allies are warned, training is going on, plans are made. 
Rhaenyra mentally prepares to meet Rhaenys from the capital, who will bring the news about Viserys’ death. She has fully embraced her dual roles—once the mother who nurtured and taught her children, now the queen who will fight tooth and nail for their future. Positive ending.
Epilogue 2: 
  1. Nyra’s POV. Returns to her time, pleads to marry Daemion but her father forbids it. Viserys I instead betroths her to Laenor and demands Daemion marry Laena to unite all claims. Daemion can’t argue his king and agrees. Nyra belatedly realizes someone disrupted the ritual in future from which they returned, so they returned to an altered past. In due time Nyra marries Laenor for political reasons. 
  2. In due time Nyra gives birth to Jace, legally Laenor’s but actually Daemon’s. His blonde hair makes him look trueborn. Laena marries Daemion and has his daughters. Nyra’s claim is strengthened, but she is upset that Daemion is not hers. Bittersweet ending of her subplot.