After taking a beating from Caraxesos and the others, Sunfyre finally learned his lesson. He no longer dared to rampage through the Red Keep as recklessly as before.
Although the arrival of Caraxesos and the other two great dragons had clearly cost Sunfyre his former position as the Red Keep's sole darling, he only dared to let out a few disgruntled huffs. He no longer dared to go too far.
After her clash with Seynella, followed by her own great dragon breaking free of her control and fighting Sunfyre, Isilia finally caught a glimpse of how terrifying battles between great dragons could be.
She suddenly understood why Danyla had repeatedly warned them from childhood never to start battles between great dragons without permission. Once great dragons began fighting, they could all too easily slip beyond their Dragon Warriors' control.
Only Dragon Warriors who had undergone the baptism of fire and blood could truly understand the horror of a dragon battle.
Isilia's arrival undoubtedly breathed a little fresh life into King Jaehaerys's increasingly withered existence.
Just as he had once done with Danyla, the two of them enjoyed fine food together and shared amusing stories from across the Seven Kingdoms. After so long in silence, the Red Keep finally rang with their joyful laughter again.
On the evening of Isilia's arrival, a white raven from Holy Flame Island brought the happy news that Rhaenyra had safely delivered a little prince. This undoubtedly lifted King Jaehaerys's spirits even further.
He immediately ordered the Dragonkeepers to retrieve a green dragon egg that Syrax had recently laid from the Dragonpit's incubation chamber.
House Targaryen actually had strict rules governing dragon eggs. Only members of the royal bloodline who had received the King's permission could obtain one, and the rules for taming the great dragons