The unsullied

Not that I'm very knowledgeable concerning these books, but I would assume taking control (if at all possible) of a magical creature would be drastically different from assuming control of any other creatures. If magic began to die in the world solely because of dragons becoming basically extinct (aside from Dany's eggs and any other unknown eggs/dragons Martin hasn't mentioned in his book, if they exist), then it can be seen that dragons are immensely powerful beings.
 
Warging. Warging with dragons?

Is there any reason that Jon, Bran and Arya couldn't be the "three heads of the dragon". Is there anything which states that the "heads" have to be riders? Wouldn't being in complete control of a dragon fit the bill? Isn't this exactly what warging can provide?




* Waits while someone more familiar with the books explains why this is all nonsense. *
I think this is brilliant.
 
Thanks, but shhhh!




(Now Boaz will have to come up with something spectacularly off-the-Wall. ;):) )
 
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