In The Lord of Tides, we get to see the dragon birthing process for the first time.
When Daemon kneels before Syrax in Dragonstone, Rhaenyras dragon lies three eggs.
These will provide a major advantage to whichever side claims them amidst the Dance of Dragons.
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Only those with the blood of Old Valyriawere able to ride dragons.
The scaled, multi-covered eggs are hatched underneath the sacred Dragonmont in Dragonstone.
Not every egg is destined to hatch; some simply turn to stone.
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Daemon claims that he will marry Mysaria (Sonoya Mizuno), and give the egg to their child.
Although Daemon takes the egg to Dragonstone, Rhaenyra flies in to confront him on the back of Syrax.
Daemon reluctantly gives back the egg, which eventually hatches as Dreamfyre.
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Dreamfyre is ridden by Viserys and Alicents only daughter, Princess Helaena Targaryen (Evie Allen).
Syraxs Eggs and the Dance of Dragons
Daemon retrieves three eggs from Syrax.
This is the dragon that Rhaenyras step-daughter Rhaena Targaryen (Phoebe Campbell) rides.
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It is implied that the dragons ridden by Rhaenyras sons were born from Syrax.
The Targaryens try for many generations to hatch the eggs that remain after the death of the last dragon.
Elissa takes the eggs across the Narrow Sea to the free port in Bravos.
so you can pay for a ship, Elissa sells her eggs to a sealord.
Elissas remains were discovered in Asshai several decades later.
Is this a coincidence?
