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Kieran Reed

Kieran Reed is a young member of House Reed who knows every corner of the Neck like the back of his hand. His respect and understanding of this territory makes him indispensable for navigation and reconnaissance. Kieran avoids social affairs and noisy gatherings, preferring solitude and tranquility. His favorite place is his own longship, where he leisurely navigates the waters of the Neck.

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I was chatting with Aziz from History of Westeros about “Bran III” ACOK, and he mentioned that he was curious about how news travels around the Neck. So naturally, I sent this in return:

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Living In the deep swamps of Westeros, lizard-lions are formidable predators that resemble partially submerged logs floating in water and have teeth like daggers. The sigil of house Reed depicts a lizard-lion.

Went with a different direction rather than a normal alligator. So think, rauisuchian with branch-like growths and lots of moss hanging from it might and alright choice. Its Westeros after all, everything wants to kill.

Meera Reed

Ashley Boettcher - 16 years old, American.

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House Reed, Lord of Greywater Watch, Sworn to Stark. Rules the crannogmen, small men who live in swamps and marshes in the Neck. They share a deep connection to the Children of the Forest. There is no maester there, nor any knights or masters-at-arms.

“Their houses move, even the castles like Greywater Watch.”

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Lizard-lions, described in Tuf Voyaging, “A Beast for Norn”

Tuf lifted his rented binoculars to his eyes, and saw the lizard-lion scrabble forward—two meters of scaled green reptile with a whiplike tail thrice its own length and the long snout of an Old Earth alligator. Its jaws opened and closed soundlessly, displaying an array of impressive teeth.

The lizard-lion [...] came waddling forward, its short scaled legs kicking in the sand while the long impossible tail arched above it like the stinger of some reptilian scorpion. [...] the lizard-lion brought the tail down hard. With a bone-breaking crack the whip made contact

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