The Song Of Ice And Fire : The Light In The Dark
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  • Reads 11,438
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  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 6m
Ongoing, First published Apr 04, 2018
"Why didn't you run away?" Tyrion asks me in low voice and looks in my eyes. "You had the chance. Yet, you are here. Why?"

"Because I always keep my promises." I say with a soft smile on my lips. 

"And what about the prices you have to pay?" He asks me again and sits next to me on the filthy floor. "Lady Stark... I don't know what you were thinking by returning in the Red Keep, but know that my father won't go smooth on you." He whispers with a sigh and shakes his head. "He will torture you and won't rest until sees your rotting corpse."

"I know." I admit and smile. "But I am not going to die like this... I don't want my name to be faded in the history..." I whisper again with wild smile spread on my bruised lips. "I am not that easy to kill."
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"As Queen Dahlia said, you have our thanks, Lord Frey, for all the time and space and food you have so kindly offered us and our men. However, as you well know, there is still a war raging outside these walls and we have spent enough time away from it." Robb said and one glance at Lord Frey's face let them both know the man did not appreciate the change in subject. "The men are growing restless and if we mean to march on, doing so as soon as possible would be best." "I see." Lord Frey grimaced. "So you are leaving then?" "With the men we were promised." Dahlia spoke up, to which Lord Frey turned to her with a frown. "30,000 at the least." "30,000 men?" Lord Frey scoffed. "Do you mean to leave this castle unguarded?" "No." Dahlia shook her head. "I just mean to take as many men from you as I can to aid in the war while still leaving behind enough numbers to protect the Twins." "I cannot give you 30,000." Lord Frey said. "You can." Dahlia argued back, her whole body tensing when she realized she would have to fight her father for the men she had been promised by him. Because of course she would. Never trust a Frey was what they said, wasn't it? "I know you can. And you will. Because that was what I was promised if I gave you a marriage and Harrenhal."