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"Does this former King still breathe? I would love to make him watch whilst I slept in his bed. I believe he had childern, Daughters all of age, Do I even want to know what came of them? And a son, I believe, handsome bloke, if memory serves but smug little as well.

"The King had surrendered under the condition that he and his family gained safe passage to King's Landing. Personally I relish the idea of the worry that they will bring the southerners when they hear of the expansion." Wanehope said with a hint a excitement in his voice, but then his face dropped to a frown. "However, I would not be surprised if they did not take notice. Southerners never take heed to a problem until it arrives upon their doorsteps. It has been too long that they have ignored the North, so it is time to bring the true fires of war to the South."

Wanehope walked outside the the tent and mounted a large stallion that his slave had brought him. "Get our guest a horse." He told the slave, who quickly took one that was stabled near a tent. "The royal family is still inside the castle, gathering their belongings before they depart for King's Landing. If we ride their now then we will be able to catch them before they leave." He told Robyn.