BLACK ICE
❝ i am the queen and
you are my subjects! ❞
IN WHICH; Robert Baratheon's
daughter gets betrothed to Ned
Starks oldest, Robb Stark.
⋆.ೃ࿔*:･
IN WHICH; Robert Baratheon's
daughter goes to winterfell with
her father and meets jon snow...
CHAPTER SIXTEEN ❝ i miss you, i'm sorry ❞ act three . the old gods and new
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TALIANA along with Lady Cerella sat on the horse along with Sandor and an unconscious Arya.
Taliana had tears staining her cheeks, as fire was everywhere, the house Stark banners were burning along with its men.
Taliana kept her head low as Sandor made his way though the crowd of men fighting and killing the Starks soldiers.
Sandor carried a Frey banner, making sure they didn't get killed in the process.
The horse turned and Taliana heard a loud cheer, "The king in the north! The king in the north!" Arya awoke to seeing this, Taliana couldn't believe her eyes.
On a horse was Robb with his direwolf head sewed onto his body.
Lady Cerella was uncomfortable, they were all squished into one large horse, Taliana felt Cerella's head rest on her back and looked away from Robb's body, with tears in her eyes Taliana gasped.
Sandor turned the horse around and fled the scene, leaving Taliana to turn her head to look at her husband one last time.
Taliana whispered something underneath her breath that no one knows till this day.
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TALIANArested her head on Sandor back as they rode through the woods.
Taliana heard men laughing making her lift her head, Lady Cerella had bags underneath her eyes as she was traumatized.
"I'm telling you, that's what she did."
Arya glared at the men who spoke of the dead that happen just the night before, "Sounded like a cow in heat. Aye, not for long. That's right. Black Walder shut her up right quick. None of the Starks had much to say about the end of that meal. I'll tell you what, though. The hardest thing was getting that wolf's head to stay on the body."
