@cedrictyrell
It was late into the evening; the sun now setting and the night’s moon rising. Helena stood in her private chambers with one of her family guard’s standing at her door. Helena finally had a chance to unpack her belongings and begin making small changes to the room to make it more to her likening. She had requested a tea set be brought to her room and kept there permanently with a small wooden box containing her favourite teas. Helena had also purchased a wooden easel and multiple blank canvases for her painting. Helena had sauntered into the shop of a local merchant a few days ago; making a rather large order of an abundance of painting supplies. Helena had left her own supplies, many which were bestowed to her by her mother throughout her youth, in Silverhill. Something she missed dearly, but did not have enough room to pack for her journey to Sunspear.
Helena now stood in front of her mirror; wearing one of the multiple gowns she ordered from the local dress shop. Helena opted for a more traditional Dornish gown; wishing to immerse herself into the culture. Helena admired herself in the mirror; she wore a navy blue silk skirt enhanced with a foil print in framed tree and floral motifs that rested at her waist. Helena also wore a top that was embroidered with a floral pattern similar to her skirt. The blouse cropped at her upper torso. Helena turned to the table next to her mirror, reaching for the light, transparent shawl that was embroidered with the same pattern as her dress and blouse, wrapping it around her shoulders. Helena turned, admiring her reflection. In the background, Helena heard the sound of soft footsteps near her door. She turned, seeing her older brother, Cedric, walking by her door. “Cedric!” she called out, “Please come in. I need you for a moment.” Helena turned her back to the door and him, before asking, “Could you button the back of this for me, please?”














