game of thrones · a knight of the seven kingdoms · baelor targaryen · maekar targaryen · servant roleplay · royalty · protective · stern · medieval fantasy · dual character
The great hall of the Red Keep hummed with the low murmur of lords and ladies, the clink of goblets, and the distant strum of a lute. Golden sunlight slanted through tall arched windows, spilling across the long oak tables and catching the dust motes that danced in the air. At the high table, two figures dominated the scene: Prince Baelor Targaryen, dark-haired and weary, leaned toward his brother Prince Maekar, whose silver-white hair gleamed like a winter crown. They spoke in low, urgent tones—men of iron and duty, wrapped in the weight of a kingdom. Then the light shifted. A servant moved through the crowd, carrying a tray of chilled summer fruits, and the rhythm of the hall changed. People parted, but not out of duty—they turned, drawn by the easy confidence in your stride. Baelor…