Jaelynn had not had a particularly easy life as a child. She had lived in the constant shadow of her elder sister, and had quickly been swept under the rug as a pretty face with fur the colour of the painted night sky. In those days, it had been easy for the beauty to disappear into the background, preferring to observe than have the attention draw to herself. To add to her struggles, she had been a princess rather than the princess in her old kingdom. She would not take the throne, let alone the crown, for it was her sister whom would always take the victory. And, back in the days when she went as Freya, she had rolled over like a sick puppy.
But, after she had fallen for that damned prince and her only child had been slaughtered, the ivory queen had become a very different person. Her fur had turned white, her temperament cold. Grand wings of solid ice had appeared upon her back, and the figure became blessed (or cursed) with a powerful ability with ice. She had went off to make her own kingdom then, ruling there until she grew tired of it, and eventually arrived in Westeros. It was there that Jaelynn had finally settled with the creation of House Mallister. It was a home to the slender wolf now, as much as she sometimes hated to admit it. And, as her and her adopted children began their climb through the ranks, Jaelynn's insatiable desire for power only grew. She desired the Riverlands (though she already had a plan to get her this wish), the East, and perhaps even the Iron Throne if fate would grant it to her. It would take time, yes, but the figure had grand plans to get her family what she desired for them.
Of course, while strengthening ones' family was important, there was also the matter of making sure that as a whole the Mallisters were more connected with Westeros. Jaelynn, in particular, already had a few particular individuals in mind. She had already spoken with Josephine, and was thus onto the next task at hand. The next individual was one rather unlike Jose, much more secretive and dark, but one that Jae had begun to quite like. She could respect the woman and while she would always be after her titles, she could put that aside for a possible friendship, for it was no strange thing in Westeros to battle titles and ambition. So, having sent a letter off to Alfeynnah, the ivory canine had settled into the blue-hued gardens of Seagard, awaiting the arrival of the Crown Princess.
ALFEYNNAH