Biodata
| Feature | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Lingor |
| Species/Race | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | House Valaerys |
| Occupation/Role | Dragonrider; eldest son of Lonzell Valaerys 131 135 |
| Status | Alive |
| Age | Three years old during the Dragonpit scenes of Chapter 107; six during his first flight 107 130 131 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 107 (earliest provided appearance) |
Background / History
At three, Lingor joined Aegon, Viserys, Samantha, and Daniella in the Dragonpit. Unlike the more animated children, he listened to Aegon's stories with a stern expression and muttered long, incomprehensible sentences to himself. Rey nevertheless found that even Lingor cheered at the prospect of honeyed oatmeal, egg bread, and carrot pancakes 107.
Lingor was already bonded to a black young dragon patterned like stars by the time the children waited for another egg to hatch. He corrected Samantha's belief that hatching depended on a dragon's mood, insisting that it depended on the hatchling's strength 118.
He accompanied Aegon, Viserys, and Samantha on an unauthorized trip from King's Landing to Summerhall to purchase a Name Day gift for Lonzell. Lingor tried to persuade Aegon to return home once they were confronted, but ultimately stood beside Aegon to shield Viserys and Samantha. He later apologized to Lonzell for the escapade 129 130.
Lonzell answered the apology with reassurance and instructed Lingor to summon his dragon. Lingor called the black dragon from its nest in High Valyrian, marking the first time he successfully called it out 130. Under Lonzell's supervision and Rey's aerial escort, he completed his first flight soon afterward 131.
Personality
Lingor is portrayed as unusually solemn for his age. Little Aegon worries that his stern, rule-bound disposition resembles Hofa Lawkeeper's rigid temperament 107.
He is cautious and initially timid, particularly when the children evade their lessons, but he is not passive. He joins Aegon in protecting the younger children, admits fault when confronted by his father, and follows dragon-riding instructions even when exhilarated by flight 129 130 131.
Lingor also shows consideration toward others. When Viserys becomes distressed by Igaras's behavior, Lingor tries to reassure him that the dragon's fixation may be temporary 138.
Abilities & Skills
Dragonriding
Lingor can communicate with and direct his dragon in High Valyrian.
- Successfully called his dragon from its nest at Lonzell's instruction 130.
- Ordered the dragon to halt and remain still while its saddle was fitted 131.
- Completed his first takeoff and flight, gradually overcoming his fear of the height and wind 131.
- Adjusted the dragon's direction during flight while maintaining the safety grip and straps required by Lonzell 131.
- Required direct supervision from Lonzell and Rey during his first ride due to his age and inexperience 131.
Protective Instinct
- Stood alongside Aegon in front of Viserys and Samantha when an unknown adult confronted the children in Summerhall 129.
- Tried to convince the group to return home rather than continue the risky outing 129.
Dragon Companion
- Stargaze / Star Song — Lingor's black dragon, distinguished by star-like markings across its body and a pleasant, songlike cry 118 130 131.
Relationships
- Lonzell Valaerys — Father and dragon-riding instructor. Lonzell reassures Lingor after the Summerhall incident, commissions his saddle, and supervises his first flight 130 131.
- Rey Valaerys — Uncle and aerial escort during Lingor's first ride; Rey enforces Lonzell's safety rules from Shadowmare 131.
- Aegon — Older companion and storyteller. Lingor listens closely to Aegon's stories and follows his lead during the Summerhall outing 107 129 131.
- Viserys — Cousin. Lingor offers him reassurance over Igaras's behavior 135 138.
- Samantha — Fellow child in the Dragonpit and Summerhall outing; Lingor helps shield her during the confrontation with Xiu Fu 118 129.
- Stargaze / Star Song — Dragon companion and mount 118 130 131.
Notable Quotes
“Not its mood. It depends on the little dragon's strength.” 118