- and they had both paid a visit to the Maester, who gave her a poison to kill the King's seed. "Lyanna Stark" is who Cersei blamed for -

- her hatred of the unborn child, for that is who Robert had imagined he was spilling his seed into, not Cersei Lannister. Jaime could not -

- understand Robert's ignorance towards his beloved — nobody in the Seven Kingdoms was more beautiful than Cersei Lannister, and even -

- when she would not allow Jaime to lie with her, for months at a time, he remained celibate. — One of the only loyal men in Westeros.

|| Warden of the West.* I apologise for the mistake.

|| If anybody would like to plan a SL with me, do let me know.

Perhaps, in another life, Jaime Lannister could wed his sister without shame and fear - without the judgement of highborns and lowborns -

- alike, but not in this time. His life had been laid out in stone already. He would marry a Lady who would birth him heirs and he would -

- remain, stuck at Casterly Rock, in his father's succession. Jaime had denied his father of this ability already, by swearing his oath -

- to join the Kingsguard, protector of King Aerys Targaryen. The golden haired knight was but a boy when the mad King committed his final -

- mad act. Letting the Lannister army into the gates of King's Landing. He had been howling for hours, how he wished to set alight to the -

- entire world, how he cared not for the death of smallfolk. The rebellion was at its peak. A flash of gold — a blade to the throat. -

- Blood spilling to the floor at their feet. Jaime would never forget how, when he stepped over his body, the white of his cloak became -

- tainted with red. — A smirk painted itself upon his features as he took a seat upon the throne, an uncomfortably hideous masterpiece -

- that dictated one's life. Truth be told, the boy only sat on it to see how comfortable it truly was. He had no desire to hold such a -

- monstrous amount of power. He wondered, right then as he leant back against the sworded back, if this would be his legacy. Would he go -

- down in history as the 'boy who killed the mad king'? Would he be considered a hero or a traitor? He was unsure. One thing he knew -

- for certain, though, was that with the King dead, the rebellion would end. He would finally be able to see his sister once more.

|| DMs are open for SL offers, should anybody wish to discuss.

|| I'd like to SL with a Brienne/Stannis/Margaery if possible?