Margaery Tyrell (
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randomosity2016-06-12 09:41 pm
[For Hannibal] Alliance of Fire
Renly Baratheon was dead, leaving his claim to the throne empty and his wife Margaery Tyrell a widow. Roose Bolton, of course, could spy an opportunity a mile away. He sent a raven to Highgarden, to Lord Mace Tyrell. Roose proposed that his youngest son and only legitimate heir be married to Margaery. Mace agreed, rather quickly as well - likely out of fear for the Bolton name.
But of course, Olenna Tyrell wasn't about to let that agreement happen. At least not on any terms but her own. So the agreement was made, but a time for delivering her to Winterfell had not been determined, and Olenna was not about to agree to one.
Ramsay Snow, wanting to be useful to his father and acknowledged as a true Bolton, decided to take action on his own. He took a small band of Bolton men and rode to Highgarden - he knew Margaery was there, after her day-long marriage to the late King Joffrey had ended. He kidnapped the Tyrell heiress and rode back to Winterfell. When he arrived, he dragged Margaery in with no amount of mercy or delicacy. He found his half-brother and father in a sitting room going over charts and battle strategies. Margaery, clad in a light dress with a keyhole opening at the front showing her cleavage and wrapping around her lower back, showing off the curves of her back and the lean muscle beneath her skin. Her skin was cold and covered in goosebumps, her lips slightly dark and a light shade of blue. But all the fire and anger was in Margaery's eyes. She wrenched herself free of Ramsay's grip and pulled her lips back to bare her teeth.
"Unhand me, mongrel!" she hissed.
"Dear father, brother - see what I've brought? We'll not have the Tyrells welching on their agreement any longer," Ramsay grinned. "The flower is a little frosty, but only because she did not appreciate my generosity of allowing her to ride in the carriage."
"What I did not appreciate was a bastard snatching me from my ancestral home and dragging me with no proper clothes into the North," Margaery snapped.
She so badly wanted to shift towards the fire, but she was bound and determined to stand tall and tough. Ramsay obviously thought her weak, she would prove him wrong.
But of course, Olenna Tyrell wasn't about to let that agreement happen. At least not on any terms but her own. So the agreement was made, but a time for delivering her to Winterfell had not been determined, and Olenna was not about to agree to one.
Ramsay Snow, wanting to be useful to his father and acknowledged as a true Bolton, decided to take action on his own. He took a small band of Bolton men and rode to Highgarden - he knew Margaery was there, after her day-long marriage to the late King Joffrey had ended. He kidnapped the Tyrell heiress and rode back to Winterfell. When he arrived, he dragged Margaery in with no amount of mercy or delicacy. He found his half-brother and father in a sitting room going over charts and battle strategies. Margaery, clad in a light dress with a keyhole opening at the front showing her cleavage and wrapping around her lower back, showing off the curves of her back and the lean muscle beneath her skin. Her skin was cold and covered in goosebumps, her lips slightly dark and a light shade of blue. But all the fire and anger was in Margaery's eyes. She wrenched herself free of Ramsay's grip and pulled her lips back to bare her teeth.
"Unhand me, mongrel!" she hissed.
"Dear father, brother - see what I've brought? We'll not have the Tyrells welching on their agreement any longer," Ramsay grinned. "The flower is a little frosty, but only because she did not appreciate my generosity of allowing her to ride in the carriage."
"What I did not appreciate was a bastard snatching me from my ancestral home and dragging me with no proper clothes into the North," Margaery snapped.
She so badly wanted to shift towards the fire, but she was bound and determined to stand tall and tough. Ramsay obviously thought her weak, she would prove him wrong.

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She pressed her forehead into his and nipped at his jaw playfully. "God...feels so good..."
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He shifted her so that she was no longer in his cock and he was able to tuck himself back into his leather trousers. He continued to hold Margaery for a few moments longer. "Sha we relocate before we are discovered again?" He asked.
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"Yes, let's be on our way - can't let that basket of goodies go to waste, now can we?" She smiled.
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But soon enough it was time to return home. Back to Winterfell. The journey back was enjoyable enough. The newlyweds had made it a point to enjoy each other and keep themselves warm every day of the journey. Margaery was becoming more and more savage and Northern with each orgasm Hannibal delivered. Once Winterfell was in view though, the castle seemed ominous.
Margaery only then remembered that Ramsay had been left to his own devices while they were away. Gods only knew what boobytraps and horrors awaited in the castle. Of course his grinning face was there to meet them when they arrived.
"Father, good to have you back," Ramsay greeted Roose with a bow. Then he smiled to Margaery and Hannibal. "Ah! And here are the newlyweds! Sweet sister, come, give your new brother a hug!"
He hardly gave her a choice. Ramsay's arms were around her sooner than she cared for, and he held her in a tight, unsettling embrace. He stepped back and regarded her with a tilt of his brow.
"You look radiant, dear sister - you were gone so long, perhaps you carry the newest Bolton already?" His laugh made Margaery cringe. But soon he was upon Hannibal and moved to embrace him as well. "Brother, have a heart and show some mercy to your poor bride! You want her to be able to walk don't you? ...and ride, of course."
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He shoved Ramsay off of him as if he weighed nothing. He then moved to stand between Ramsay and Margaery. "You are not affectionate brother. I have no patience for your games." He said cooly. He stood taller and more menacing as he watched his brother. There was a plain threat in his eyes that let his brother know that if he ever got so close to his wife again, Hannibal would break something again.
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"Now, that isn't very nice, brother," Ramsay kept that sickeningly sweet smile. "Look how you're scaring your poor little doe."
"I'm not afraid," Margaery corrected.
"No? Well, if you don't mind my saying so, you ought to be," Ramsay tutted her. "The North is a scary place, sister."
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Roose dismounted and gave a cool look to Ramsay. "We have been traveling for some time. Stop playing your pointless games. Your brother has married the rose, you can do nothing more about it. You are wasting time, money, and my men to play these games of yours. Be done with it." He said as he moved past his bastard and into Winterfell.
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"Father's indeed right! You're married, and I have yet to give you a wedding present! How thoughtless of me, then again I wasn't exactly invited," Ramsay laughed loudly. "But that is of little concern, we should celebrate! Come, sweet sister, I'm certain you're hungry - I've had the kitchen staff prepare a fine meal for us all."
"I'm not hungry," Margaery stepped back again.
"No? Ah, silly me, you're likely very tired from your journey. No matter, dinner will wait. Let us adjourn to your chambers and I shall give you your wedding presents and leave you be," without waiting for an answer, Ramsay turned and entered Winterfell. Margaery gripped Hannibal's arm, afraid. She didn't want to follow him alone.
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His men followed the pair of them as they entered Winterfell. Hannibal was sniffing the air suspiciously for any hints of what sick game his brother was playing. He had a second set of chambers being prepared right now for them to stay until this 'gift' was cleaned up. Hannibal was expecting a bloody scene, he would not fault his wife for closing her eyes and not even looking upon this 'gift'.
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"Ah-ah-Ah, it's a surprise! Close your eyes now, naughty birds," Ramsay chided them.
Margaery hesitated, but Hannibal's promise made her feel better. She closed her eyes and as the door opened she heard the muffled sounds of barking and growling - likely from the room she had occupied. Ramsay guided her inside and immediately Margaery smelled something metallic and rancid.
"Open your eyes, sister," Ramsay smirked, stepping back.
Margaery opened up her eyes and screamed. Loras Tyrell's flayed and tanned skin lay across Hannibal's bed. It was only then that she heard the barking. From her room. She yanked the second door open and found Loras' flayed meat and body nailed above her headboard. Ramsay's hounds were devouring the meat and we're covered in his blood.
Ramsay stayed long enough to observe their reactions, then laughed and bolted off to avoid being beaten by his brother.
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He pulled her back from the door and closed the doors. He pulled her tight into his chest. "Close your eyes." He said lowly. He looked at his guards and his voice dropped to a low, icy tone. "Kill his hounds, spill their intestines upon his bed and leave their cocks upon his pillows. Chop up their hearts and serve it to him raw for his supper tonight." He said.
He then picked Margaery up and quickly took her out of his sick game. He found a safe place and he held her close. His hand was petting over the back of her head. "I'm sorry. I promise that he will pay dearly for this."
One of his guards came in to report his orders had been carried out. "Burn the remaining parts. The meat is tainted. Make sure his whore does not fly this castle. Find her and lock her up where he won't find her. Gag her to keep her quiet, but do not injure her." He said lowly. Two could play this game. He would give his brother a true gift whenever he showed his face in Winterfell again.
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"My brother...he killed him...he killed Loras!!" She cried, her face red with anger and sadness as she shook against him.
Oh yes, Ramsay would pay for this. He hadn't fled Winterfell, he was laying low somewhere in the castle, reveling in Margaery's pain and torment. If his luck continued, he was tempted to try another trick on her. But he doubted Hannibal would tolerate it.
Margaery buried her face into Hannibal's chest as she slowly, very slowly, stopped crying. She still sobbed and took her breaths in sharp gulps. Loras was gone. Her grandmother would not take this well.
As he was the only surviving and healthy male heir, Mace had intended to leave Highgarden to him. But with this, he would have to settle for Willas. That would not be taken lightly. "They'll want his head," she whimpered. "He took a Tyrell son. They will want blood for blood."
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He knew the Tyrell's would be very unhappy about this turn of events. The only positive out of this was that Loras would not have ever fathered a child. Willas still has a chance to do that and carry on the Tyrell name.
His voice was still low. "I assure you that he will suffer far worse than what he did. I can leave him clinging to life and drag his spineless body down to Highgarden for them to take his head if they wish." There was a hint of blood in his eyes. His brother had gone too far with his game. He had crossed a line that should not have been crossed. He would also kill the soldiers that followed his orders to flay Loras. His hands could not have healed fast enough for him to do it on his own.
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Margaery finally looked up at Hannibal, tears still in her eyes as she held his gaze. "I can't stop seeing it...." she whimpered. "My poor brother....how long could he have had Loras here?" How long had he suffered?
She cried again, burying her face in her hands. After a few minutes she gained her composure, and when she looked up again there was pure rage in her gaze. "I want him dead. We have to send a raven to Highgarden."
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Seeing the rage in her eyes was a comfort to Hannibal. It gave her an option to move past the shock. Her rage was matched in his own eyes as well. He gave a nod to her as he looked deep into her eyes. "I agree, a Raven must be sent immediately. " He gave a whistle and his captain came in. "Fetch the Maester immediately and check on my father. Any men who are loyal to that bastard or who assisted him are to be arrested and left in the kennels with my wolves." He said.
He held her close. "This is all a game to that bastard. However, this is bold even for him. I assure that I will arrest him at dinner. With or without my father's approval." Hannibal worried that Ramsay would try to kill as many of them as he could before he was arrested.
The Maester came in quickly with parchment. Hannibal gave him a grave look. "Send a three ravens to Highgarden immediately with the same message. Lord Tyrell, I regretfully must inform you that the bastard has overstepped himself greatly. Sir Loras has been needlessly killed by him. For his crimes he will be arrested. His actions are deplorable and a stain upon the honor of house Tyrell and house Bolton. He will be killed for what he has done, his hide will serve as a warning to those who betray our noble houses. Please accept my sincerest apologies for this loss, I assure you that he will suffer greatly for this unnecessary violence." He said before turning to Margaery. "Would you like to add anything my dear?" He asked her.
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She should have kept her mouth shut. She shouldn't have spoken to Ramsay the way she had. Even if he was a bastard, she should have been calmer. She should have been quieter.
Then maybe Loras would be alive.
When the Maester arrived she listened carefully. When Hannibal asked her if she wanted to add anything, Margaery thought a moment before looking up to the Maester. "Send a raven to my brother in Highgarden, to Willas Tyrell. That Loras is dead and he needs to be strong for father. Find your fire, brother. And sign it 'your beloved sister Margaery'."
Willas would mourn the loss of their brother, but their father would be a wreck. Willas would have to step up and take over for their father.
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This was his brother's game. To have her feel guilty.
The Maester quickly bowed his head and scurried off to send the ravens. Six were sent out and two were shot down just beyond the castle walls. Hannibal's men killed the ones that shot at the ravens.
His captain returned a few moments later to report that Roose Bolton was in good health and that his orders had been carried out. He also said that Lord Bolton had said that dinner was ready and had summoned the pair of them to dinner. Hannibal nodded, "Once we are inside, seal off the main hall once that bastard takes his seat. I will have him arrested during the meal, watch for my signal." He said.
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When the captain delivered Roose's summons, Margaery whimpered and buried her face into his neck. She didn't want to go. She didn't want to see Ramsay and his demon eyes ever again.
But she knew she had to. She stood up slowly and found a mirror to clean herself up. Then she looked to Hannibal and sighed. "I'm ready," as she ever would be to go to dinner.
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Hannibal had his captain and three other loyal men around them as they moved. Hannibal's face became stone as they walked and he stowed the fires in his eyes. He would not give his brother that satisfaction. Margaery being angry and not having tears filling her eyes would also not be playing into his game. Hannibal wanted his brother to make another foolish move as the noose would tighten around him slowly.
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It took a few minutes but soon they heard whistling. Ramsay strolled into the dining hall with loaded crossbow in hand. He smiled as he entered as he looked around.
"Hello all - so many guards this evening, what's all the fuss about?" Ramsay smiled as he waved the crossbow about, searching for some invisible enemy.
Margaery glared at him but did not address him.
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Roose took his seat last and seemed to ignore the tension in the room. He took a sip of his wine before turning to look at Ramsay with dissappointment written across his features. "You have embarrassed me for the last time. You insist upon acting like a rabid dog and now I will have to cast you out North of the wall. You will leave Winterfell with me as soon as supper is over." He said cooly. He did not seem the least bit worried about that loaded crossbow.
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