Hadrian
"I would suggest that you keep yourself in check, Prince Hadrian. I would also suggest that you occupy yourself either seeing that Ser Rivera is being taken care of or finding her assailant. I would say more the former, as the intended target was me." Hadrian continued glaring at the foreigner, but let his hands drop from the Theo's person. "Find Lord Calabar. I think it's about time I had a talk with the fat bastard about his loyalties." Trying to compose himself once more, Hadrian tried to put a face to the name in his anger hazed mind.
Quietly he followed Theodin into the tent that held Rivera. The young looked so different than her usual self, lying on the cot she was placed on lifelessly. Her pale form, her heavy breathing, and especially the bloody-looking eyes were all things that unnerved the prince as he watch Theodin examine her. To see her like this, so weak and helpless, Hadrian had never seen his childhood friend in such a state before. He listened as the other man listed the things he'd need to treat her, anger beginning to bubble in his stomach once more as he wondered why Theo knew how to treat this particular poison when even the royal court's talented Maesters could not.
Hadrian's heart all but broke at the sight of his sister crying over her injured friends prone body. Rivera and Gwen had always been thicker than thieves and closer than blood could be. Swallowing down what dislike he had for Theo, Hadrian moved to his sister's side, placing a hand on her fragile shoulder gently in reassurance.
A moment later though, his eyes were back on Theodin. From the moment the young man abruptly arrived in their lands, Hadrian had always been weary and cautious of him. Trust was not something the prince gave away easily and Theo had not earned the right to have it yet and now considering the current circumstance, Hadrian didn't think the foreigner ever would have his trust. "What does Lord Calabar have to with his?" He asked coldly, eyes still glaring at the Theodin as he proceeded looking over Rivera.