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with the treacherous sounds eluding from outside of her tent, margaery tyrell could have sworn that a battle had broken out. horses whinnying ; the sounds of their hooves pummeling against the ground below them was almost terrifying. sirens and horns were sounded, the dire shouts of men booming throughout the campsite, the sheer panic that levitated within the air and spilled in through the private drapes of her own pavilion. quickly finding the fabrics to cloak herself, margaery wrapped a dress around her waist and allowed freshly dropped curls to pirouette over her spine ––– making her way out of the tent as her elbow was immediately grasped by a knight wearing her rose emblem. as he dragged her along, fear turning his tone into a trembling quiver, margaery fought for an answer as to what was going on. demands left her lips, commanding that as wife to the king, she needed to know. and that was when she heard the dreaded words. the king was dead.
freeing herself from his grasp, stumbling through the campsite with one motive within her mind. there was one thing that the young rose of highgarden knew within that moment and that was, that she needed to find robb. staggering across horses charging through the camp grounds as baratheon men fled from the scene, margaery collided with numerous people ––– collecting scrapes, bruises and bumps along her way until she found her body clashing against one that felt familiar to her. alarm attacked at her nervous system, waist contorting until she found herself within his arms amongst the mayhem, fingertips clutching desperately onto his chain mail. thin brows knitted themselves together, anguish crashing upon her features as she looked at him with a desperation, hues quickly torn away to whatever direction the painful grunt of a soldier had come from. “robb, i ... i don’t understand.” ocean pools that were stirring a storm looked down toward the armour he was wearing, a realisation dawning upon her that he was leaving. fingers tightened, the imprints of metal indenting within her fingers as she lightly shook her head, the men around frantically fleeing, paying no mind to the two stood in the midst of the wreckage. “they ... they said that renly was dead.”












