The Splendid Times of Braavos

[The Smith]

"Tell me how awful and terrible it is to live in the slums of King's Landing." Aellion looks around the table, "We know how to handle Slums, we had our Dragons burn them away. And the rabble that lived there." He laughs thinking of flaming people screaming.

[Tallahar]

Garrack looked at the prince then lowers his eyes again. 'This guy is crazy.' "Of course my prince."

[The Smith]

Aellion waits for Garrick to actually answer his question. And his smile begins to droop as the man remained quiet.

[Tallahar]

As the mans smile falls Garrack replies, "It is horrible my prince. The Baratheon are cruel kings and people call out for the Dragon Kings to return."

[The Smith]

Aellion nodded, "I told you. I told you. When we return, we the Dragons will eat far less peasants then the Stags."

[Tallahar]

"Yes you Dragons are far wiser then the Stags."

[mark]

Ser Barris Redwyne is admitted, and he scans the room for the one who would be Prince Aellion. Seeing a man wearing red and black and having the Targaryen looks, Barris knelt in front of him. "My prince, Ser Barris Redwyne at your service. I came as soon as I heard of your presence, to swear my loyalty to you and your cause."

[The Smith]

Aellion dos and smiles, "And welcome you are, Redwyne. Red wyne... sounds look a bloody good vintage." He laughs uproariously.

[mark]

Barris courteously laughed at the joke, although he had heard it 100 times before, at least. "Is there anything I may do of service, my prince? If so, I am ready."

[The Smith]

The Prince nods, "This pig farmer here was telling me about how the Baratheons have been destroying my Kingdom, would you to expand on his ideas."

[mark]

Barris thought a moment before answering truthfully. "The latest events are not so much the Baratheon's fault; but their stupid and selfish actions in the past have led to this. By getting too entangled in foreign affairs and ignoring their underlords, they have got themselves killed or imprisoned, leaving just a boy as a King. When Regents come to claim power, this is what has caused this recent mess in Westeros. But the past actions have led to this, my prince, and thousands upon thousands men, women, and children are dying all throughout the realm. It hurts me to see my homeland bleed as it is right now. Notice I have answered you truthfully; I have made that a habit of mine, for better, or for worse." He nodded his head respectfully when finished.

[The Smith]

Aellion frowned, "It hardly sounds as bad as the Pig farmer stories. He said the peasants were being eaten at the Red Keep for dinner." The prince motions toward Garrack with disappointment. "Are one of you lying to me? Maybe you should fight to the death." He claps, his eyes opening with eagerness.

[mark]

Barris laughed outloud, glancing at the farmer. "Eating peasants in the Red Keep, eh? Why did you lie to our true prince?" He shook his head. "My prince, I have just came from Westeros, and I have been to every part of it one time or another. Let me sit by you while we sup and tell the truth of what has been happening. Regardless of whether Baratheons eat peasants or not, they are still truly bad leaders and we all ache for the return of our true sovereigns."

[The Smith]

"The Dragon will return Lord Bloodwyne, and with our return will come the return of a Storng Westeros united under the strongest of leaders." Aellion smiled at Barris, "If you prove loyal enough, I will show you our new Dragons, they train with my brother and sister."

[Sam]

Daemon smiled at the mention of the Dragons. Although he yearned to be one of the Three Heads of the Dragon, he knew that honor would be reserved for his father's siblings. He turned to the grape-knight, and spoke. "House Redwyne... of the Arbor? That means you serve the treacherous Lord Tyrell, whose house is only nobility because our ancestors raised them to that station. Your master is descended from men who betrayed my ancestors to the Usurpers, how can we trust that you will be loyal, Ser?"