The King's Solar at Runestone

[The Smith]

"She is well. I appreciate the concern." Daemon smiled, "What is her name?"

[Marie]

Joanna saw that the two seeemed to be getting on well.

"Should I leave you two alone now? I sense I'm not needed here."

[Viea Greyjoy]

"My daughter is Adelene. She is perfect." Mari said, a hint of pride in her voice. "Joanna stay, I havent seen either of in in too long, that is if Daemon doesnt protest."

[The Smith]

Daemon smiled, "I do not mind. Both of you stay."

[Marie]

"I'll stay then," Joanna decided.

She did wonder though what possible use she would be now.

[Viea Greyjoy]

"What has happened in court since I left? We heard of Lord Thatcher and Ser Euric." She hung her head. "I chose the wrong time I fear for my little rebellion."

[The Smith]

Daemon looked to Joanna, "Why don't you catch her up sis. You are so much better at that then I."

[Marie]

But Joanna shook her head.

"Not really. I'm rather preoccupied with my own losses. I lost Jon, Mari. He was murdered and I could have been too, had I not escaped."

Grief was written all over her face.

[Viea Greyjoy]

"What no!" Mari looked truly shocked. She could sense that her sister didnt want to go into it.

"I am sorry to hear that Joanna"

[The Smith]

Daemon reached out, and put a hand on Joanna's shoulder.

[Marie]

"It was horrible," Joanna murmured. "Aalina and I had to kill a man and the children have been subdued ever since. They lost a father and learned the meaning of cruelty all in the same day. And Silvana..."

She shook her head.

"The less said about that the better. But enough of that. This should be a happy homecoming."

[Viea Greyjoy]

Marianne hugged her sister.

[Marie]

Joanan hugged Marianne back.

"Let us speak of better things."

[Viea Greyjoy]

Mari smiled.

"I came back to Westeros to have Adelene." She said shyly.

[Marie]

"Oh. That's good. It would have been odd to have your child born on foreign soil. She's a pretty thing. I'll wager Eleyna and Cassana will be all over her given half a chance."

Joanna laughed.

"I am pleased that you have had a happy outcome of your troubles."