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ooc. i wrote like too much whoops i got the muse™ uhh the beginning is mostly backstory so if you don't want to read the whole thing you only really need the last two paragraphs
It had been a long time since she had ventured off of the Iron Islands she called home. The young adult had rarely left her home, even during the rebellion her cousin had put on so rashly. No, she had elected to stay with her father - that is, until the targaryens elected to remove him to their prison of a keep, and elected their elder brother as Lord Reaper in his stead. It had been a blow to the younger female, of course, but they had bided their time, remained on Pyke and watched politics from afar.
Now, however, she was intrigued. With their brother's disappearance, her life had been lonely on the isles, rarely visited by the green lords of Westeros. Now, however, the information had finally worked up to her that there was a new king - another targaryen, some exiled prince she didn't ever recall before he had taken the throne. While normally she would have been content to watch the lords and ladies of the continent continue their struggle for powers, she knew that perhaps with many of the house heads that had been present for the Grey Rebellion fading into nothingness that her chances of clawing her way into their formalities would be easier than ever before.
While she had no great love for the Westerosi thanks to her father, she could not deny the advantages of forming ... friendships with the court members. After all, she could never build up the Iron Islands to their previous power without interacting with the other houses. Instead of gathering a crew, knowing that it may be taken the wrong way, she instead elected to take on her puffin form and fly for Westeros. It took a length of time for her to finally arrive in Kings Landing, tired and weary from her trip, but the bird dropped into one of the larger courtyards, landing softly as a silver fox, her preferred form. While most of her family had lived out their lives as otters, she had never had as much appreciation for small animals - however, like her moods, her forms changed as easily as the tides.
the Greyjoy's stormy gaze glanced around the space around her, tail swishing up dust from the tiles. She was unsure if she was supposed to announce her presence in an official way - she had only rarely made the trek to the eastern side of the continent, and her diplomatic skills had suffered under her father's strict ironborn teachings. Still, she had no concerns about what the green lords would think of her. What did their opinions matter? "HELLO?" she shouted without a hint of reserve, already impatient. Were the westerosi too lazy for greetings, content to lounge about in their palaces? She dearly hoped this wasn't a waste of time. She really want to improve relations, if only for her own benefit.