Cold? North? Excuses. The Westerlands rarely received any snowing and the only thing close to cold would be the mild temperature during winter which includes the usual winds gliding down the mountains and the persistent rains that are frequent through the warm summers.
Don't like how their lord is speaking to them? You mean being lazy. Which shall result in loss of lands, treasures and possibly even hostages. However this is not mentioned. But each house knows not to disobey their liege lord.
Payne's, loyalist servants of House Lannister. They have proven their loyalty and their House would not be extinguished so soon. On arrival they are commemorated by the small folk who throw roses and flowers at their feet and horses. The Payne's are welcomed into the sitting lion.
Clegane, loyal too, the three dogs of their banner fall below the Lion of Lannister. They receive the same welcome as the Payne's. Lannister's of Lannisport receive entry through the inner-bays of Casterly Rock and are lead to meet their distant kin of Casterly Rock.
The Reyne's...an envoy? Lord sick? What was the meaning of this? Lord Leorne Reyne was acclaimed an amazing sword and was said to have fought in tourneys nigh a week, or so the rumors claim, how was he sick? Maybe the flu. Hopefully he'll grow out of it whether it was cowardice or sickness. The Reyne envoy was allowed through too though received a modest welcome since no famous lord or house member was present and instead a low-born simple message bearer.
House's Farman, Lefford, Brax, Crakehall were unaccounted for. However their lords had the next few days to show up lest they rouse the Thunderbolt. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/Mile_Hi_Masher/74.png" name="Mile_Hi_Masher"]10356423[/user]
Don't like how their lord is speaking to them? You mean being lazy. Which shall result in loss of lands, treasures and possibly even hostages. However this is not mentioned. But each house knows not to disobey their liege lord.
Payne's, loyalist servants of House Lannister. They have proven their loyalty and their House would not be extinguished so soon. On arrival they are commemorated by the small folk who throw roses and flowers at their feet and horses. The Payne's are welcomed into the sitting lion.
Clegane, loyal too, the three dogs of their banner fall below the Lion of Lannister. They receive the same welcome as the Payne's. Lannister's of Lannisport receive entry through the inner-bays of Casterly Rock and are lead to meet their distant kin of Casterly Rock.
The Reyne's...an envoy? Lord sick? What was the meaning of this? Lord Leorne Reyne was acclaimed an amazing sword and was said to have fought in tourneys nigh a week, or so the rumors claim, how was he sick? Maybe the flu. Hopefully he'll grow out of it whether it was cowardice or sickness. The Reyne envoy was allowed through too though received a modest welcome since no famous lord or house member was present and instead a low-born simple message bearer.
House's Farman, Lefford, Brax, Crakehall were unaccounted for. However their lords had the next few days to show up lest they rouse the Thunderbolt. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/Mile_Hi_Masher/74.png" name="Mile_Hi_Masher"]10356423[/user]