The Warrior Mage of Westeros

As the grand hall buzzed with music and laughter, the heavy doors swung open, and Harry and Dany stepped into the center of the celebration. The grand tapestries on the walls swayed slightly in the cool evening air, the light from hundreds of candles reflecting off the polished stone floors. The sounds of revelry, the clinking of goblets, and the muffled chatter of lords and ladies filled the air.

The room seemed to pause for a moment as Harry and Dany entered, their arrival heralded by the sudden silence. Then, like the opening of a floodgate, the crowd erupted into cheers, clapping and stomping their feet. Dany's golden gown shimmered as she moved beside Harry, her regal presence commanding attention. Her laughter, light and carefree, rang out as the celebration intensified around them.

"Oi, listen up, you lot!" bellowed King Robert, his voice shaking the very rafters. The boisterous king stood at the center of the hall, his broad shoulders towering over the crowd. His hair, wild and unkempt, framed his face like a lion's mane. His barrel-like chest shook with his booming laughter, and his eyes gleamed with drunken warmth. "By the Seven, did you all see that?!" He pointed a thick finger toward Harry, who was basking in the glory of his victory. "Hadrian Peverell kicked the Kingslayer's arse! Aye, you heard me right!" Robert laughed heartily, his deep chuckles reverberating across the room.

The hall exploded in raucous applause and cheers, the nobles raising their goblets high in honor of Harry's victory. A few even slapped each other on the back in jubilant camaraderie, while others continued to shout, "To Hadrian!" The noise of the celebration was deafening, but in the midst of it, Harry caught a glimpse of Dany's amused smile.

Her gaze swept over the crowd, her eyes lighting up with a sense of pride for her husband. However, as she took in the faces around them, her expression shifted. Her eyes narrowed subtly as they landed on Queen Cersei, who stood at the far end of the hall, her icy gaze never leaving them. Cersei's lips curled into a thin, controlled smile, though it did little to mask the hatred simmering just beneath the surface. Her posture was rigid, every inch of her stance radiating a cold, calculating air.

"I think we've won their favor," Dany whispered with a sly smile, leaning closer to Harry as they made their way toward the dais. Her voice carried a light French accent, soft and melodic, adding an exotic edge to her words. Her hand brushed lightly against his, fingers intertwining as they walked.

"Victory has a way of making friends," Harry replied with a grin, his arm draping over her shoulders protectively. He noticed the way Cersei's eyes lingered on them, the queen's expression one of barely masked animosity. "Though not all are pleased."

Dany smirked, the playful gleam in her eyes not fading. "She may not like us, but she knows better than to show her true feelings here."

Robert, ever the loud and boisterous presence, continued his proclamation, raucous laughter filling the room. "Aye, a mighty warrior, our Hadrian! They say the Kingslayer's a fine fighter, but none can stand against a Peverell!"

As Robert's joviality carried on, Cersei's cold stare never wavered. Her sharp features, so often composed, now bore a subtle but unmistakable fury. The Queen's eyes flickered between Dany and Harry, her lips pressed into a thin line. She offered no applause, no acknowledgment of Harry's victory—only the faintest arch of an eyebrow, as if in silent protest of the entire affair.

"You did well, my dear," Dany murmured softly to Harry, her voice low enough that only he could hear. Her fingers traced a delicate line across the back of his hand, the touch tender but possessive. "But there is much more to be done."

Harry nodded, his eyes lingering on Cersei. "We have to stay vigilant, especially with her."

Dany's gaze softened as she looked up at Harry, her face alight with love and a quiet resolve. "And we will be. Together."

Their moment was interrupted by Robert's booming voice, this time addressed to the entire hall. "Enough of this! The night is young, and we have a victory to celebrate! Drink! Eat! Dance! Make merry!"

The crowd cheered in response, their laughter and joy echoing throughout the room. As they walked toward their seats, Dany's gaze flicked back to Cersei, meeting the queen's icy stare with a calm, unflinching look of her own.

"Don't mind her, mon amour," Dany whispered with a touch of playful mischief in her voice. "She may glare, but she knows who holds the true power here."

Harry squeezed her hand lightly, giving her a warm, appreciative smile. "No one could ever doubt that."

—

The loud chatter and raucous laughter of the feast filled the air as Harry and Dany made their way toward the center of the hall, the weight of victory still fresh on their shoulders. As they navigated the crowded space, a familiar voice rang out from behind them, cutting through the din.

"Hey, there he is!" Jon Snow's voice echoed, warm and full of mischief. He appeared out of nowhere, bounding toward Harry with a wide grin on his face, his dark hair tousled and his coat still bearing the scent of the cold North. Before Harry could react, Jon wrapped his arms around him in a bear hug from behind, lifting him off the ground slightly, the laughter in his voice infectious. "The victorious Lord of Moat Cailin!" he boomed, his deep voice ringing with pride.

Harry laughed, struggling to break free as Jon squeezed him tighter. "Alright, alright, I get it!" he joked, raising his hands in mock surrender.

A moment later, Robb Stark appeared beside Jon, his green eyes sparkling with amusement. "We couldn't let you have all the fun without us, could we?" Robb chimed in, his voice light and teasing. He slapped Harry on the back with a playful thud, the force almost knocking the air out of him.

"Not without a Stark in the mix, right?" Jon added, giving Harry a good-natured shove.

The three of them stood there, grinning like fools, as the rest of the hall continued to celebrate around them. Their shared laughter rang out, the bond of old friends clear in every exchange.

Dany, standing slightly to the side with an amused smile on her lips, leaned into Harry's side, her body warm against his. Her golden gown shimmered under the candlelight, and her eyes danced with mirth as she watched the scene unfold before her. "Looks like the squad is all here," she quipped, her voice light and teasing, the hint of her French accent making the words sound even more playful. "Just remember, boys, we're the ones who'll be ruling the roost at Moat Cailin," she added with a wink, her tone dripping with confidence.

Jon and Robb exchanged a glance, both stifling their chuckles at her boldness. Robb's lips quirked up into a mischievous grin. "I think the lady has a point," he said, his voice smooth with just the right amount of mock-seriousness.

Jon, ever the sarcastic foil to Robb's more earnest demeanor, leaned in with a smirk. "That's right," he added, his eyes glinting with the same playful spirit that had earned him his reputation. "With Dany at the helm, Moat Cailin will be a place of both power and charm."

Dany's laughter was soft but warm, the sound rich and melodic as it filled the space between them. Her hand slipped into Harry's, fingers intertwining with his as she looked up at him with a teasing smile. "I can't wait to see what you two will do with all that 'strength and mischief' you promised," she said, her voice light with humor yet firm in its challenge.

"Absolutely," Harry replied, his arm slipping protectively around Dany's waist as he drew her closer. He shot a playful glance at Jon and Robb, his eyes dancing with amusement. "And with Jon by our side, I have no doubt we'll rule with both strength and mischief," he added, giving Jon a knowing look. "No one will stand a chance."

Jon, always the one for a laugh, raised his hand and slapped Harry on the shoulder. "Oh, I'm in," he said, his grin wide and full of camaraderie. "After all, it's not every day you get to be part of the most legendary ruling trio in the Seven Kingdoms."

Robb joined in, chuckling. "And let's not forget, we've got more than enough firepower between us to keep Moat Cailin in line."

Dany's eyes twinkled as she looked between the two of them. "I trust you'll behave yourselves. Though, I won't be surprised if trouble finds its way to us, given your… personalities." Her tone was teasing, but there was a touch of admiration beneath the playful banter, her gaze flicking briefly to Jon before settling on Robb.

Jon rolled his eyes dramatically, feigning a look of wounded innocence. "We? Trouble? Never," he said, his voice dripping with sarcasm. Robb, standing beside him, couldn't help but laugh, shaking his head in mock disbelief. "I'm afraid Jon's reputation precedes him, my lady."

With that, the group of them burst into more laughter, their shared bond of friendship and mutual respect on full display. They continued to tease and laugh amongst themselves, the warmth of their camaraderie adding a layer of lightness to the celebratory atmosphere around them. Despite the weight of the political world that awaited them, for the moment, they were simply friends enjoying the fruits of victory.

As Harry's eyes met Dany's, her smile soft and affectionate, he squeezed her hand gently. "We've come a long way, haven't we?"

Dany nodded, her gaze tender yet strong. "We have, but there's so much more to do. And with you by my side, Harry, I know we'll succeed."

Jon's voice broke through their quiet moment, ever the enthusiastic instigator. "Well, I think it's time to get this party properly started! What do you say we have ourselves a little feast—maybe even start a bit of trouble along the way?"

Robb grinned, lifting his goblet high. "I'm in," he agreed with a laugh, his hand clasping Jon's in a quick, brotherly gesture.

And so, the four of them—Harry, Dany, Jon, and Robb—found their place at the center of the celebration, surrounded by their closest friends and allies, ready to face whatever came next, with laughter, strength, and mischief on their side.

—

The laughter and chatter of the feast continued to fill the hall, but a sudden shift in the atmosphere caught everyone's attention. The doors of the hall swung open, and there, striding toward the group with an air of arrogance that made the room's energy subtly tighten, was Crown Prince Joffrey Baratheon. His eyes locked onto Dany, his gaze predatory, his steps slow and deliberate as he made his way toward her.

Jon Snow, always quick to sense any shift in the room, exchanged a look with Robb. Both of them frowned, their instincts flaring in defense of Dany. Harry, too, noted Joffrey's approach, his expression hardening, though he said nothing.

Joffrey's voice cut through the laughter like a blade. "Would you care to dance, Lady Fleur?" he asked, his words dripping with arrogance. His lips curled into a smug smile, his confidence seeming to grow with every passing second. It was clear to anyone with eyes that his interest was less about the dance and more about asserting his dominance over the woman in front of him.

Dany, ever graceful under pressure, managed to mask the unease creeping up her spine with a poised smile. "I would be honored, Your Grace," she replied, her tone polite yet guarded, a practiced mask that hid the wariness she felt. She gave Harry a fleeting glance before stepping forward, allowing Joffrey to take her hand.

Harry watched, his jaw tight as Dany moved with the prince, the contrast between her elegance and Joffrey's crude arrogance all too evident. His mind was already at work, calculating how best to handle this situation. He stood still for a moment, his hand twitching imperceptibly at his side as he muttered a subtle incantation under his breath, his wand moving almost imperceptibly.

A moment later, Joffrey's self-assured expression faltered as he stiffened, his face reddening slightly. The discomfort came on slowly at first, but soon, the prince's composure shattered. The audience, oblivious to the magic at play, could only wonder why Joffrey's face seemed to contort with such discomfort.

Joffrey's eyes widened in panic as an unmistakable sound rippled from beneath his royal garb—one he couldn't possibly hide. His already pale face went even more crimson, and his composure crumbled under the spell. The once-proud prince hurriedly moved back from the dance floor, his feet stumbling over each other as he practically fled from the scene, his dignity in tatters.

Dany, for all her grace, fought back a smile, the amusement in her eyes barely concealed. She turned toward Harry as soon as Joffrey retreated, her voice soft and filled with a mixture of relief and gratitude. "Well, that was certainly a quick escape," she remarked, her French accent adding a melodic charm to her words.

"May I have this dance?" Harry's voice was smooth, and the warmth in his eyes made it clear he wasn't just offering her a physical dance but a chance to escape the lingering tension left by Joffrey's presence. His hand extended toward her with a gentle, inviting gesture.

Dany's smile softened as she placed her hand in his. "I'd love nothing more," she replied, her tone light and genuine, the tension in her shoulders melting away.

They moved onto the floor together, and as they took their first steps, the difference between the earlier awkwardness and this moment of shared comfort was palpable. Harry's movements were fluid, confident—he was no stranger to the dance floor, and with Dany in his arms, it was as if the rest of the world had melted away.

Dany, equally at ease, matched his steps with natural grace, her presence a perfect counterbalance to his. Their eyes met across the space between them, and they both shared a private smile, the bond between them strengthened by the earlier ordeal. The music around them swirled, a melody of lightness and joy, and for those few moments, they were the center of attention not because of royal titles or political power, but because of the unspoken understanding between them.

Harry's eyes twinkled as they moved in sync, and he couldn't resist a low chuckle. "I must admit, I do prefer this kind of company," he said, his voice light, the playful edge returning to his tone.

Dany's lips curled into a mischievous smile, her eyes sparkling with amusement. "I think we make a far better pair than me and Joffrey, don't you?" she teased, her French accent making the words sound even more charming.

Harry chuckled, spinning her gently before pulling her back into the rhythm. "Much better," he agreed, a soft laugh escaping him as he looked down at her with affection. "Plus, I think you're far too good for him."

Dany's laughter was a soft melody, the warmth in her gaze never straying from his. "I don't think anyone would disagree with you there." She paused for a moment, then added in a more playful tone, "Though, I must admit, Joffrey's little exit was rather entertaining."

"Couldn't have happened to a more deserving prince," Harry said, a playful glint in his eyes as he twirled her once more, his confidence restored now that they were free from the oppressive presence of Joffrey.

They danced, lost in each other's company, the earlier tension dissipating like mist in the morning sun. Outside the dance floor, Jon Snow and Robb Stark exchanged a glance, the two of them chuckling quietly at the sight of Joffrey's humiliation. Jon shook his head, a wry grin tugging at his lips. "Poor boy never stood a chance, did he?"

Robb, his gaze flicking to Dany and Harry, nodded in agreement. "Not even close."

Jon's grin grew. "I'd say that was the most enjoyable thing I've seen all night."

As they continued to dance, Harry and Dany shared a moment of quiet contentment, knowing that whatever challenges lay ahead, they would face them together—with strength, wit, and a bit of magic when necessary.

—

After their graceful exit from the dance floor, Harry and Dany found a quiet table tucked in a corner, the flickering candlelight casting soft shadows on the surrounding walls. They sank into their chairs, both taking a moment to catch their breath, the energy from the dance still thrumming in the air. Dany's cheeks were flushed, her eyes sparkling with the excitement of the evening, while Harry's calm smile spoke volumes of the pleasure he'd found in their time together.

Before either of them could speak, Tyrion Lannister approached, his familiar presence radiating a mix of wit and mischief. His sharp eyes flicked from Harry to Dany, an amused grin playing at the corners of his lips.

"Mind if I join you two?" Tyrion quipped, his voice a blend of casual interest and pointed sarcasm. He pulled out a chair without waiting for a response, settling down with the ease of someone who was far too accustomed to breaking the rules of decorum. His eyes gleamed with a subtle challenge, and he raised his glass to them in mock celebration.

Harry and Dany exchanged a glance, and a silent understanding passed between them. They both offered Tyrion warm smiles, glad for the company of the Lannister—his sharp tongue was a refreshing change from the pompousness of some others in the room.

"Of course, Lord Lannister," Harry said with a grin, raising an eyebrow. "We wouldn't dream of keeping all the fun to ourselves."

Dany's lips curled into a soft smile, her gaze flicking to Tyrion as she added, her French accent making her words even more charming, "Yes, Lord Lannister, it would be rude of us to deny you a seat." Her voice, light and melodic, was full of warmth despite the playful tone. She paused for a moment before teasing, "But you must forgive us if we've already claimed the best company of the night."

Tyrion chuckled, his eyes dancing with mischief. "Ah, Lady Fleur, always so gracious," he remarked, his voice dripping with mock admiration. He leaned back in his chair and took a sip of his wine, his gaze never leaving them. "But I must say, Lord Peverell, congratulations are in order. I saw your duel with my dear brother. You handled him quite well, though I must admit, I expected nothing less from someone with such an impressive title. Moat Cailin, was it? Quite the prize indeed."

Harry chuckled at the jab, not missing the way Tyrion's words were wrapped in both respect and humor. "Thank you, Tyrion," Harry replied with an easy grin. "It was more luck than skill, but I suppose that's the way of it in any good victory."

Dany raised her glass, her smile widening as she added with a playful glint in her eyes, "A little luck never hurt anyone. Though I think Harry's skill played a larger part than he lets on." She paused, glancing at him fondly, before turning back to Tyrion. "After all, he's always been one to defy the odds."

Tyrion raised an eyebrow, his interest clearly piqued as he leaned forward slightly. "Ah, yes, that little detail. You mentioned something during the duel—'Le survivant,' if I recall correctly. Now that, I must say, caught my attention."

Harry's expression turned thoughtful, the slight edge of pride in his voice evident as he answered. "It's a French term," he began, nodding toward Dany, "from a region called France in Avalon. A place my wife hails from." He smiled at Dany, the affection in his eyes clear. "It means 'The Survivor.' A title I've carried for some time."

Tyrion raised his glass again, eyes twinkling with genuine curiosity. "The Survivor, you say? That sounds like a most interesting moniker. I must admit, I'm intrigued. How exactly does one earn such a title?"

Dany's gaze softened, and she spoke with a quiet reverence, her French accent adding an extra layer of allure to her words. "Harry has faced countless trials, Tyrion. Battles that would have broken anyone else, yet he endures. He's not just a warrior, he's a survivor—through sheer will and determination, he's conquered the impossible time and time again."

Her words carried weight, and even Tyrion, who had spent his life around power struggles and names that meant little more than status, couldn't help but appreciate the depth behind them. He paused for a moment, taking it all in, before his lips quirked into a wry grin. "Well, I must say, that's quite a reputation to carry. And here I thought my brother's title of Kingslayer was impressive." He took another sip of his wine, his tone light, though there was a flicker of genuine respect in his eyes.

Harry smiled, raising his glass in a gesture of acknowledgment. "Titles are only as important as the actions behind them," he said, his voice steady and firm. "And as for Moat Cailin, it's not just a prize—it's a foundation. A place where we can build something lasting. Something meaningful."

Tyrion's gaze flicked between Harry and Dany, clearly impressed by the conviction in Harry's words. He raised his glass once more, a sly smile tugging at the corners of his lips. "To legacies, then," he toasted, his voice laced with sincerity. "And to the survivors who create them."

Dany smiled softly, the shared sentiment reflected in her gaze as she clinked her glass against theirs. "To legacies," she echoed, her voice warm, before she turned her eyes toward Harry with a quiet understanding that spoke volumes.

As they sat back, the mood between the three of them lightened, and Tyrion shifted gears, clearly interested in learning more about the land Harry and Dany called home. "So, Avalon," he mused, his sharp mind already working through the implications. "A place of legends, no doubt. Tell me, what is this land really like? I've heard whispers, of course, but it sounds like a place that could rival even Westeros in its mysteries."

Harry's face lit up, a broad smile spreading across his features as he leaned forward. "Avalon is more than just a land," he began, his voice filled with warmth and nostalgia. "It's a place where magic runs as deep as the rivers. The air itself hums with the weight of history. Every stone, every hill, holds a story. And the people, well, they're as much a part of the land as the land is of them."

Dany nodded in agreement, her expression softening as she added, "It's a land where myths aren't just stories—they're realities. Where the line between legend and life blurs. Every corner of Avalon tells a tale, and every tale shapes the people who live here. It's a place of purpose, where you can feel connected to something far larger than yourself."

Tyrion leaned in, his curiosity piqued even further. "I must say, it sounds like a place of true wonder," he remarked, his voice tinged with both admiration and longing. "A place where the very air carries magic. I can only imagine what it would be like to walk through such a land."

Harry's smile was wistful, the fondness in his eyes palpable. "It's a place of strength and beauty, but also of quiet solitude. It teaches you that everything has its place, and that magic—true magic—exists in the world not as a force to be controlled, but as something to be respected."

Dany's gaze met Harry's, the unspoken bond between them clear as she added softly, "It's a place where you don't just survive—you thrive, and you grow."

Tyrion, ever the scholar, sat back in his chair, absorbing the words they spoke. His sharp mind, always quick to analyze, seemed momentarily lost in thought as he considered the land they spoke of. "I can only imagine the wonders Avalon must hold," he said quietly, his voice filled with both awe and curiosity. "Perhaps one day, I'll see it for myself."

—

Tyrion leaned back in his chair, swirling the wine in his goblet as he gave Harry a knowing look. "Ah, music, the universal language of the soul. I'm not much of a singer myself, but I've always believed that the right song can carry a message far more profound than a thousand words ever could," he mused, his voice rich with the weight of experience. "So, what of Avalon? Surely there are songs from such a place of legend, songs that might reveal its true essence." His eyes twinkled with curiosity, as if he were already imagining the power of such music.

Harry leaned forward, chuckling, and raised an eyebrow in mock challenge. "Well, I must admit, I am no bard," he said, his grin widening. "If I were to attempt a tune, it would likely be considered a crime against music. In fact, I'd wager that even the most forgiving of gods would cover their ears in despair." His voice was warm, laced with the easy humor of someone comfortable with their own imperfections. He shrugged casually, as if to say, It is what it is.

Tyrion let out a laugh, low and hearty, thoroughly entertained by Harry's self-deprecating humor. "Ah, a man who knows his limits," he said, giving Harry an approving nod. "I've known lords and generals, men who command armies and decide fates, but ask them to sing a single note, and you'd see them fall apart faster than a house of cards in a storm. It's a comfort, I suppose. It reminds us that even the great and mighty have their flaws." His voice was tinged with a playful mockery, his eyes gleaming with mirth.

Harry joined in, his chuckle light and infectious. Then, his gaze softened as he turned toward Dany, a warmth and affection radiating from him. "Ah, but my dear wife Fleur," he said, his voice gentle, "now she is a different story altogether. The woman can sing like no one I've ever heard. She could turn even the hardest heart to mush with just one note." His smile grew more fond, his words almost reverent as he looked at her. "Perhaps she'd be willing to grace us with a song from Avalon, if we're lucky enough to hear it."

Dany, ever modest, blushed at the praise, her lips curving into a soft, tender smile. There was a warmth in her eyes, but also a trace of shyness that softened her usual regal demeanor. Her cheeks flushed with a delicate pink, and she looked down for a moment, as if uncertain of the attention. When she lifted her gaze back up to meet Harry's, her voice was soft and full of affection, carrying that slight French accent that was ever-present when she spoke as Fleur. "You are too kind, my love," she replied, her tone gentle yet confident. "But if it pleases you, I would be honored to share a song from Avalon. A piece of my home, if only for a moment."

Tyrion, ever the observer, couldn't help but smile at the exchange between Harry and Dany. The affection between them was palpable, and though he had seen many alliances and marriages in his time, none quite as tender as the one before him. He leaned in, raising an eyebrow in amusement. "Ah, it seems we are to be treated to more than just words tonight," he said, his voice tinged with intrigue. "Very well, Lady Fleur, we are all ears. Show us what magic Avalon has to offer." His tone was teasing but respectful, his eyes twinkling with genuine interest.

—

The grand hall buzzed with anticipation as Tyrion Lannister, seated at the head of the table, stood to address the assembled guests. His voice, naturally commanding despite his small stature, carried through the room, silencing the chatter of nobles and lords.

"Lords and ladies!" Tyrion called out, his tone rich with authority but underlined with his trademark wit. "It is my distinct pleasure to announce that Lady Fleur Peverell will now grace us with a song from her homeland of Avalon!"

A ripple of applause swept through the crowd, each person eager to see what the mysterious songstress from Avalon had to offer. Tyrion's words, accompanied by a knowing smirk, only heightened the intrigue. All eyes turned to Dany, whose beauty and grace seemed to hold the room in rapt attention. She smiled warmly at Tyrion, a quiet nod of appreciation in her direction.

With the same elegance and poise that had captivated Harry from the moment they'd met, Dany made her way to the center of the room. The flickering candlelight danced upon her features as she prepared to sing, her heart swelling with both pride and love for the piece of her homeland she was about to share.

The room fell into an almost reverential silence, save for the gentle rustle of clothes and the soft clink of goblets being set aside. Dany's voice, when it finally filled the air, was pure and captivating—a melodic gift from Avalon, rich with an undeniable magic that seemed to wrap around each listener's heart.

"Wise men say

Only fools rush in

But I can't help falling in love with you."

Ned Stark, ever the stoic figure, sat by Catelyn's side, his rugged face softened by the sentiment of the song. His brow furrowed slightly as the music seeped into his soul. Catelyn, her eyes already glistening with unshed tears, reached for his hand, squeezing it tightly. The lyrics hit close to home, evoking memories of a love that had grown from duty into something far deeper. Their marriage, born from the ashes of rebellion and duty, had blossomed into something beautiful. As the music played, the decades of shared life between them seemed to fold around them like a protective cloak.

"Like a river flows

Surely to the sea

Darling, so it goes

Some things are meant to be."

Catelyn's heart swelled as the lyrics echoed the unspoken truth of their bond. With a small, wistful smile, she leaned her head on Ned's shoulder, finding comfort in his quiet presence. They swayed gently, caught in a moment of tenderness that was too rare in the unforgiving world they inhabited.

Meanwhile, Robert Baratheon sat at the table, his grizzled face softened by the haunting melody. His hands were folded, resting on his large belly, but his gaze was distant, lost in the song's melancholic flow. The music conjured memories of his lost love, Lyanna Stark—her face, once so clear in his mind, now fading with time. The lyrics spoke to him like a whisper from the past, a reminder of a love he could never have again.

"Take my hand

Take my whole life, too

For I can't help falling in love with you."

Robert's grip tightened on his goblet, the weight of the song's emotion pulling him back to the years of regret. His eyes flickered briefly to Cersei, though his expression was hard to read. The memory of Lyanna had never truly left him, and every note of this song seemed to bring back the ache, the sense of loss that had followed him through every drunken night and battle won.

Cersei, sitting beside Robert, didn't allow herself the luxury of tears, but the tension in her jaw and the hardness in her gaze betrayed the internal conflict raging within her. She clenched her fist around the edge of her goblet, her gaze fixed straight ahead, refusing to meet anyone's eyes. The lyrics, too familiar, hit too close to home. They mirrored the love that had shaped her life—her secret, forbidden love for her twin brother Jaime. The deep, dangerous connection they shared was something only she truly understood, and though she could never fully express it, she couldn't escape the longing the song stirred within her.

Tyrion, sitting nearby with a goblet of wine in his hand, was lost in the melody, his mind drifting back to a time long gone—his brief, ill-fated marriage to Tysha. The memories of his youth, once so full of promise, were now tinged with bitter regret. The rawness of the song brought it all rushing back: the love that had been stolen from him, the lies, and the deep sense of betrayal that had followed. As the music wove its way through the hall, Tyrion felt the familiar sting of loss in his chest, but there was also something else—a moment of clarity, of understanding, that perhaps he, too, could have been loved in a different life.

As Dany's voice reached its final notes, the hall remained silent for a moment, as if everyone were holding their breath. When the last, lingering note faded, it was as though the world exhaled in unison. The room erupted in applause, not just from politeness, but with genuine admiration. The emotional depth of the song had touched each of them in different ways, leaving a mark on their hearts.

Tyrion was the first to rise to his feet, his expression a mixture of admiration and nostalgia. "Bravo, Lady Fleur!" he exclaimed, his voice thick with sincerity. "That was... magnificent. Your voice has a rare gift, one that not only fills a room but fills the heart as well." He clapped his hands, his eyes glistening with a rare emotion. "You've captured the very soul of Avalon in your song, and in doing so, you've given us all a piece of it to carry with us."

Dany smiled softly, her cheeks flushed with the warmth of the praise, her eyes meeting Harry's with a tender, loving gaze. "Thank you," she said quietly, her French accent softening the words. "It was an honor to share it with you all."

Harry, standing beside her, looked at her with such admiration that it was clear his heart swelled with love. "You were incredible," he murmured, his voice low and full of affection. "that song is truly something magical, but it's your voice that makes it come alive."

Tyrion raised his goblet in a playful salute, his usual smirk in place. "I do believe the spirits of Avalon are looking kindly upon us tonight," he said, his voice laced with his characteristic humor. "And I, for one, am grateful for the gift."

As the evening wore on, the echoes of Dany's song lingered in the air, binding the guests together in a shared moment of beauty and reflection. The revelry continued, but for many, the music had woven a deeper connection between them, one that would carry them through the challenges yet to come.

Harry and Dany, hand in hand, shared a quiet moment of contentment, knowing that no matter what lay ahead, they had each other—and the music from their homeland to remind them of their strength, their love, and the future they would build together.

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If you're passionate about fanfiction and love discussing stories, characters, and plot twists, then you're in the right place! I've created a Discord server dedicated to diving deep into the world of fanfiction, especially my own stories. Whether you're a reader, a writer, or just someone who enjoys a good tale, I welcome you to join us for lively discussions, feedback sessions, and maybe even some sneak peeks into upcoming chapters, along with artwork related to the stories. Let's nerd out together over our favorite fandoms and explore the endless possibilities of storytelling!

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Can't wait to see you there!

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