Margaery Tyrell (
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randomosity2016-09-19 05:59 am
[For Jorah/Hannibal] Homecoming
In Essos, Daenerys had given birth to a healthy and lively baby girl. She had her father's dark eyes but the light hair and full face of her mother. It was shortly after her birth that a letter arrived from across the Shivering Sea - too far for a raven to fly. It came from King's Landing and bared the Bolton seal. The letter invited Daenerys back to Westeros, but not to reclaim the Iron Throne. Apparently, Hannibal Bolton had taken control of King'sLanding, and the Starks had all but been demolished. The Lannisters, in turn, had also been eradicated.
Daenerys was shocked. But more than that, she suspected treason. As did Tyrion Lannister. With her newborn daughter to her breast, Daenerys took council with Jorah, Grey Worm, Missandei and Tyrion.
"Who does this Bolton think he is?" She snapped. "Inviting me back without promising to relinquish the throne to me? It is mine by birthright, I will not allow some savage northman to take what is mine."
Lannister, Baratheon, Bolton - the name didn't matter. A thief was a thief.
"If he took King's Landing and defeated the Lannister army, my queen, then we can conclude that he indeed has a powerful army of his own," Tyrion pointed out.
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A few weeks had gone by, and Margaery's belly had begun to swell only slightly with their fourth child. Of course Olenna could spot this a mile away and was already declaring name options. Aenar was with the pair of them while they took tea in the gardens overlooking the ocean. The boy was now sitting up on his own in his mother's lap, but still feed from her breast. The twins were studying with their tutors.
"So tell me child," Olenna sipped her tea. "What is your husband's intention by inviting the Targaryen girl back here?"
Aenar cooed when Roose came close and he patted his hands over the dragon's nose. Margaery glanced up to her grandmother, who added more to her question.
"Don't tell me he means to surrender his throne to her, now that they have a confirmed common lineage?" Olenna scoffed.
"Certainly not, grandmother," Margaery replied sharply. "Do you honestly think my husband is the type of man to relinquish power? No. But if you're so curious, all him yourself, he should be joining us shortly."
Daenerys was shocked. But more than that, she suspected treason. As did Tyrion Lannister. With her newborn daughter to her breast, Daenerys took council with Jorah, Grey Worm, Missandei and Tyrion.
"Who does this Bolton think he is?" She snapped. "Inviting me back without promising to relinquish the throne to me? It is mine by birthright, I will not allow some savage northman to take what is mine."
Lannister, Baratheon, Bolton - the name didn't matter. A thief was a thief.
"If he took King's Landing and defeated the Lannister army, my queen, then we can conclude that he indeed has a powerful army of his own," Tyrion pointed out.
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A few weeks had gone by, and Margaery's belly had begun to swell only slightly with their fourth child. Of course Olenna could spot this a mile away and was already declaring name options. Aenar was with the pair of them while they took tea in the gardens overlooking the ocean. The boy was now sitting up on his own in his mother's lap, but still feed from her breast. The twins were studying with their tutors.
"So tell me child," Olenna sipped her tea. "What is your husband's intention by inviting the Targaryen girl back here?"
Aenar cooed when Roose came close and he patted his hands over the dragon's nose. Margaery glanced up to her grandmother, who added more to her question.
"Don't tell me he means to surrender his throne to her, now that they have a confirmed common lineage?" Olenna scoffed.
"Certainly not, grandmother," Margaery replied sharply. "Do you honestly think my husband is the type of man to relinquish power? No. But if you're so curious, all him yourself, he should be joining us shortly."

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"You don't think this will be permanent, do you?" She worried that Hannibal Bolton had crippled her husband. "You look so pained, my love. Perhaps a healer could help before we leave and have no chance for one at sea?" For a moment, she thought of pleading for such mercy from Margaery.
Daella was equally concerned. The little one again touched over his face and she pouted her lips.
"Daddy..." she whimpered softly. Her first word. Daenerys stared, stunned.
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"Daaaaadd-y!" She chirped with a sharp giggle.
Daenerys was beside herself with delight. She sat beside Jorah and stroked over Daella's white downy hair. "That's right...that's right! That's your daddy, my darling."
Daella giggled and buried her face into Jorah's chest. She liked seeing them happy.
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He could hear men moving outside. "Come, let us get dressed and go see what our final enemy has decided to do." He said.
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She wanted their daughter far away from him and the Bolton line.
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They walked outside and he changed to his neutral face. He heard the report that no men had turned in the night. He saw Danaerys army mustering and noted that they were all together. He approached them and looked them over. "I see you are as eager to leave this bitter cold as some of my men." He said. He was giving them the opportunity to say where they were going, and confirming if they were taking his deal.
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When Hannibal appeared and issued the slight tease, Daenerys stuck her nose into the air. "This cold was not built for the Dothraki," she replied. That was all the reply he was going to get. She was angry and bitter that he had taken her home away. But she was not about to put her daughter at risk.
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And he was right, if she was upset, she would make it known. There was no worry of that.
When she walked out with Hannibal and surveyed the assembling Dothraki and Unsullied. When Daenerys gave her sharp reply, Margaery smirked. They were leaving, that was clear.
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