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A Story of Fire and Lions - A Game of Thrones RP {ALWAYS OPEN}

Khailey Lannister After bathing and getting dressed in a fine gown of green, Khailey left her room with a two Lannister guards and her maid. They moved at a brisk pace through the halls of the Red Keep. Khailey had a lot on her mind at the moment and wanted time to clear her head before the tournament. Leaving the Red Keep, she went to the stables to fetch some horses and the four of them mounted before leaving for the Great Sept, where Khailey would go to pray to the Maiden as she often did. She would also pray to the Warrior that he would give strength and courage to all of those competing in the tournament today. When Khailey arrived, she left her guards and maid outside before she made her way up the stairs and then entered the Great Sept to find that it was nearly deserted. Most of the common folk were probably more excited about the tournament today then they were The Seven. But a few hedge knights had lit candles to the warrior, and there was a mother and small child who had lit a candle to the Crone. Khailey went to the statue of the Maiden and lit a candle before kneeling before her and beginning to say her prayers. When she was finished, she stood and then jumped a little when she turned around and found someone standing before her. It was the High Septon. "Oh, High Septon. I'm sorry, I didn't see you there," Khailey said. The fat old man shook his said and smiled warmly at her. "No, I'm sorry, child. I should have announced my presence. If you're not busy, I was hoping that I could have a word with you." Khailey nodded. "Of course. What is it about?" "Come with me and we can speak somewhere more . . . private. The faith has need of such a pious child such as yourself. You and your father have always been so generous with your donations to the Great Sept, and now I must speak with you on a matter of utmost secrecy considering some rumors that have come to my ears." "What rumors might those be?" Khailey asked, feeling a little uncertain. The High Septon lowered his voice. "Rumors of a plot to bring about the demise of our king."

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Misty listened to him say that they should move, and she felt that it was probably the best idea. Sure, there was plenty of food here, but the risks were too great with humans around. They would be safer elsewhere, and maybe they would be able to have pups then when they were safe. She smiled and nodded. "I think that's a good idea. There is no point in staying where it's not safe. It's only a matter of time before the humans find us."

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Misty came into the den and then lay down next to him. "Amber found the scent of the humans not far from the dens. They might be a lot closer than we originally thought. What do you think we should do?"

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Misty saw Postremo lying in his den as she came to a stop at the mouth. "Do you mind if I come in?" she asked. "I wanted to talk to you about everything that's been going on."

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Misty's eyes widened when she heard this. If the humans attacked them first that would be disastrous. "We need to make sure that all the others know. You should go down to the stream and tell Lila and Renzo. I'll talk to Postremo and let him know as well." With that, she turned and made her way to her mate's den.

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Misty followed Amber out of the den and then shook her head at the younger wolf's question. "I don't think so. With the humans so close I don't think we should send out any hunting parties until we've finished with our first patrol to make sure that there are no humans too close to the dens."

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Misty frowned, but didn't get angry with Amber. "You shouldn't have done that. You should know how important that you are to the pack and you shouldn't take any unnecessary risks like that. Just because you had some failures while hunting doesn't mean that you're not a good hunter. We're going to need you now more than ever with the humans nearby. Just make sure that you don't do it again, okay?" she told her firmly, but not unkindly.