Since Lord Farman has kept Lambert Lannister for so long the the ship departs the dockyard under orders from Jason Lannister to pull back. Some youths were left behind at the feast during all this accidentally, but there are always casualties of war. The thirty ships return a galley back to Lannisport and then Casterly Rock to tell Tybolt that the Farman's and their vassals have taken Lambert Lannister and imprisoned him or worse.
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The Greyjoy's ships were in actuality longships but these were larger than most other longships so yes they dwarfed them but not to a point where you could call them 'insignificant'. Either ways the signaling reports, "On what terms?" Since shouting over water on ships would not actually be very efficient people used flag signals during this era. Or maybe it was just the Lannisters. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/Mile_Hi_Masher/74.png" name="Mile_Hi_Masher"]10356423[/user]
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Lord Payne nodded silently and led Draegen up the causeway and unto the Lion's Mouth before their horses would be taken to the stables for safe keeping and all around lords bannermen, knights, ladies and their daughters, singers, bards, mummers, cup bearers, squires, and little lordlings of fiefs saluted and cheered for the King of Westeros as he entered Casterly Rock. Then the clapping and cheering ended and a line made way for the Black Dragon and his supporters revealing the Great Feast Hall where the wedding ceremony was prepared and Lord Lannister sitting upon his household seat on an elevated chair who stood and left his place, walking down the small staircase and past the tables lined with decorations or food until arriving before Draegen Targaryen and announcing, "I hereby swear upon my troth fealty to King Draegen Targaryen, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm. My sword is yours from this day 'till my last." To this other lords began to follow. Bowing and swearing fealty. Lord Payne first then Barry Broom an every other lord fell in fealty to the Targaryen. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/arakrsptec/74.png" name="arakrsptec"]7396155[/user]
((Mile could we pause things since the wedding is taking place, otherwise a massive army that takes weeks to gather shall probably be at Casterly Rock before the ceremonial rights are said when the wedding should last a night.))
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The Greyjoy's ships were in actuality longships but these were larger than most other longships so yes they dwarfed them but not to a point where you could call them 'insignificant'. Either ways the signaling reports, "On what terms?" Since shouting over water on ships would not actually be very efficient people used flag signals during this era. Or maybe it was just the Lannisters. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/Mile_Hi_Masher/74.png" name="Mile_Hi_Masher"]10356423[/user]
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Lord Payne nodded silently and led Draegen up the causeway and unto the Lion's Mouth before their horses would be taken to the stables for safe keeping and all around lords bannermen, knights, ladies and their daughters, singers, bards, mummers, cup bearers, squires, and little lordlings of fiefs saluted and cheered for the King of Westeros as he entered Casterly Rock. Then the clapping and cheering ended and a line made way for the Black Dragon and his supporters revealing the Great Feast Hall where the wedding ceremony was prepared and Lord Lannister sitting upon his household seat on an elevated chair who stood and left his place, walking down the small staircase and past the tables lined with decorations or food until arriving before Draegen Targaryen and announcing, "I hereby swear upon my troth fealty to King Draegen Targaryen, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm. My sword is yours from this day 'till my last." To this other lords began to follow. Bowing and swearing fealty. Lord Payne first then Barry Broom an every other lord fell in fealty to the Targaryen. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/arakrsptec/74.png" name="arakrsptec"]7396155[/user]
((Mile could we pause things since the wedding is taking place, otherwise a massive army that takes weeks to gather shall probably be at Casterly Rock before the ceremonial rights are said when the wedding should last a night.))