Though many moons passed before the Dragon King made it to Highgarden, it felt like no time at all and yet all the time in the world to Percy. He was still in shock, still healing, itching to pick up a sword again to find an outlet for his frustration, his grief. The image of Edmund swallowed by flames kept him up at night, but no more did he want to pick it up again than when the Tyrells were given the seat. Stewards to the Gardeners before the Field of Fire, they had no claim to the post other than keeping it warm while their masters were away. It was like conquering a keep and giving it to the first stableboy you saw - it was insulting. His Lord Father and Lady Mother were horrified and offended, but they were perhaps more politically aligned, discussing whether they should attempt to play both sides and curry favor - the Field made them cautious to speak too brazenly about their distaste - but Perceon refused to hear it, to even consider one of them bowing before the Tyrells, or even to speak of marrying with them in the future. Beyond blind loyalty to their Kings, Edmund was his friend. And this would not stand.

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Hidden History of the Reach: Lost Letters I-XII

Ø  Letter #1: The Romance of the Reach was once the Romance of the Four Kingdoms.

Ø  Letter #2: The Kingdom of the Western Marches was an unusual realm in which no lord was less than any other and each had a say in the governance of the realm.

Ø  Letter #3: Gyles III founded the Order of the Green Hand. His wife, Prunella Peake, founded the Lady Companions of the Blessed Maris.

Ø  Letter #4: House Oldflowers was founded by the bastard son of Prince Gwayne* and a daughter of House Hightower. (*The son and heir of Garth (VII) Goldenhand.) House Foxglove was founded by the third son of Prince Gordon* and his lady wife*. (*The second son of Garth (VII) Goldenhand.) (*A Florent by birth**.) (**The first of many.)

Ø  Letter #5: House Manderly claims descent from an affair between Owen Oakenshield and the merling princess Morgana.

Ø  Letter #6: House Manderly was exiled by Perceon III because he was in desperate need of their gold*. (*To fund his war with Casterly Rock and the Riverlands.) (*The Lord Treasurer, almost always a member of House Manderly, was charged with corruption.) (*The Lord of Dustonbury was charged with holding back taxes and levying high tolls.)

Ø  Letter #7: The First Great Schism was incited by Prince Regent Garth, who was the son and heir of Merle III before his exile to Essos.

Ø  Letter #8: His Holiness was merely the first among equals during the lifetime of Robeson.

Ø  Letter #9: The Whispering Sound* was conquered by Lymond (II) Hightower*. (*In those days it was known as Gilbert's Pale**.) (**It was owned by House Redwyne***.) (***Brought down when Gilbert X split the realm between his two sons****.) (****Robert was given Gilbert's Pale. Ryam was given the Arbor and all its attendant isles.) (****Both brothers were dead by the time the war ended*****.) (*****House Costayne was given the Whispering Sound.) (*The Sea Lion was Lymond IV.)

Ø  Letter #10: The Common Tongue is easy to read, write, and teach, hence its name*. (*The runes of the First Men were too complex for most people to learn.)

Ø  Letter #11: Rank in the Reach was once determined by a house's ancientness, deeds, and blood ties.

Ø  Letter #12: Those favored by the king or queen were said to be "in the white". Those who displeased the king or queen were said to be "in the green".