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<blockquote data-quote="DrZombie" data-source="post: 5688505" data-attributes="member: 15640">Laton looks at the sellsword, clearly unimpressed, then motions his uncle and his councillor towards the private room.Once in the room he sighs and sits down.&quot;Uncle, next time I suggest we stop at an inn please tell me to just pitch up the tents. By the Seven, I wish that fat fool would have gone for his sword, that at least is something I could do anything about&quot;&quot;I seek your advice. The girl. As far as I'm aware, there is no gain for her to return to her late husbands lands. What has passed has passed. Her father is looking for her. I say we have a word, discreetly, with the good knight searching for her, and tell her story. Her father might acknowledge the marriage and make a claim on the lands now rightfully his grandsons, or he might disavow her. In that case, should she want, there might be a place for her and her squire at our hold, if she's willing to eat some humble pie and work for her living. Her father might look with favor on our house if we keep matters discreet.As for the sellsword. We're not on our lands. Let the local lord deal with him. If it were up to me we'd just hang him from the nearest tree. If it is true what he claims we might want to turn him over to the Lannisters, they'd be grateful for a chance of vengeance. Either way, he's not our problem.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DrZombie, post: 5688505, member: 15640"] Laton looks at the sellsword, clearly unimpressed, then motions his uncle and his councillor towards the private room. Once in the room he sighs and sits down. "Uncle, next time I suggest we stop at an inn please tell me to just pitch up the tents. By the Seven, I wish that fat fool would have gone for his sword, that at least is something I could do anything about" "I seek your advice. The girl. As far as I'm aware, there is no gain for her to return to her late husbands lands. What has passed has passed. Her father is looking for her. I say we have a word, discreetly, with the good knight searching for her, and tell her story. Her father might acknowledge the marriage and make a claim on the lands now rightfully his grandsons, or he might disavow her. In that case, should she want, there might be a place for her and her squire at our hold, if she's willing to eat some humble pie and work for her living. Her father might look with favor on our house if we keep matters discreet. As for the sellsword. We're not on our lands. Let the local lord deal with him. If it were up to me we'd just hang him from the nearest tree. If it is true what he claims we might want to turn him over to the Lannisters, they'd be grateful for a chance of vengeance. Either way, he's not our problem." [/QUOTE]

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