What if Rhaenyra legitimized Addam and Alyn Velaryon the moment Corlys asked?

What if Rhaenyra legitimized Addam and Alyn Velaryon the moment Corlys asked? Let's explore this alternate timeline together, in the video. In the salt-worn town of Hull, upon the wave-battered shore of Driftmark, there lived a shipwright's daughter named Marilda, and she raised two sons in the long shadow of the great shipyards where the fleet of the Sea Snake was built and mended, and their names were Addam and Alyn. They were slight and swift as their mother was, and they ran barefoot along the wharves and dove for crabs in the cold shallows and thought little of lords or wars or thrones. Yet there was a thing that marked them out from every other child upon that shore, for their hair grew silver as sea-foam beneath the moon, the pale bright silver of lost Valyria, the silver of dragons, and the fisherfolk of Hull would lower their voices and murmur that the blood of old Lord Corlys ran quiet in the veins of the shipwright's boys. That lord was Corlys Velaryon, called the Sea Snake, the greatest mariner the Seven Kingdoms had ever known, master of Driftmark and the Driftwood Throne and the richest fleet in all the world. But the wealth of ships is a cold comfort to a man who has outlived his children, and Corlys had outlived his own. His son Laenor was long in his grave, and his daughter Laena was ash and bone, and the grandsons he had loved were falling one by one in a war of dragons that no man seemed able to stop. He was old now, and grey, and he wondered in the dark hours who would ever sit the Driftwood Throne when the tide came at last for him. For the realm had broken. Two branches of the same blood had gone to war over an empty chair, the blacks who followed Queen Rhaenyra and the greens who followed her half-brother, and dragon had turned upon dragon until the fields of Westeros were sown with fire and widows. And though the queen held dragons yet, she had few riders left to fly them, for her sons were dying, and her coffers were near empty, and her men went unpaid and unfed while the ships of her enemies choked the seas. She held Dragonstone as a wolf holds a bone, ringed by foes, running out of silver and out of time both. #rhaenyra #houseofthedragon #houseofthedragonwhatif #whatif