Gwayne

Gwayne, the brother of Queen Consort Alicent, was a man marked by ambition and sarcasm. His gaze always seemed to contain an air of superiority and disdain, as if the affairs of court and war were mere distractions on his way to something greater. Selfish to the core, he rarely showed genuine interest in anything that did not benefit his own aspirations.

Out in the field, mounted on his horse, Gwayne watched with a look of displeasure. The recent fight between King Aegon and his own brother Aemond had left the first wounded, and although Gwayne should have been worried, he only felt a deep weariness and annoyance. His eyes, cold and calculating, swept the ground, wishing he could simply retreat from this seemingly insignificant place.