Diamond_Trooper

In the sprawling and treacherous landscape of Westeros, where loyalty and honor are often overshadowed by ambition and betrayal, "Wolves of Westeros" tells a captivating tale of justice, love, and the indomitable spirit of a custom house from the North, House Thyiad. As you delve into this epic, you will be drawn into a rich and intricate narrative that spans generations, with each chapter revealing deeper layers of intrigue and humanity.

"Wolves of Westeros" invites readers on a remarkable journey through the heart of the Seven Kingdoms, where love, honor, and resilience shine brightly amid the darkest of times. With themes of justice, vengeance, and transformation, this saga is a riveting exploration of the human spirit in a world filled with political machinations, dragons, and epic battles. Share in the triumphs, tragedies, and triumphs of House Thyiad as they leave an indelible mark on the history of Westeros.

There is gonna be a lot of time skip. You may not like it but this is my story.

Wolves of Westeros

The Red Wedding, a chapter of betrayal and bloodshed that shook Westeros to its core, had far-reaching consequences for House Thyiad, as they were among the loyal bannermen of House Stark who attended the ill-fated event at the Twins.

As House Thyiad, led by Ser Gregor Thyiad, and other loyal northern bannermen gathered at the Twins to celebrate the supposed union of House Tully and House Frey, an air of unease hung over the event. The alliance was seen as a crucial step in the Stark cause, but the Freys had long harbored grudges, and House Bolton, another supposed ally, had ulterior motives.

The direwolves, emblematic of House Thyiad's unwavering loyalty to House Stark, were present, standing as symbols of their commitment. Little did they know that the direwolves would soon bear witness to an act of unspeakable treachery.

As the celebration continued, with food and wine flowing, the Thyiad direwolves stood watchful. However, the merriment soon turned to horror when the betrayal became apparent. Lord Walder Frey, in a shocking act of violence, ordered the massacre of the Stark and Tully forces.

The direwolves of House Thyiad, loyal and fierce, could only watch as the chaos unfolded. House Thyiad's warriors, who had fought bravely alongside House Stark in countless battles, were now caught in a nightmarish scenario.

The women of House Thyiad, who had accompanied their men to the Twins, were subjected to a further act of humiliation. Their dignity was stripped away as they were paraded around the hall, forced to bear the shame of the Freys' vengeance.

The Red Wedding resulted in the decimation of House Stark's forces, and House Thyiad was not spared from the bloodshed. The loyalty of House Thyiad had been rewarded with betrayal and humiliation. Ser Gregor Thyiad, their leader, had fallen in the massacre, and the surviving members of House Thyiad were left to grapple with the traumatic aftermath.

The direwolves of House Thyiad, symbols of loyalty and honor, had seen their masters slaughtered, and their howls of grief echoed through the hall as the Red Wedding came to its horrifying conclusion.

**A Legacy of Tragedy and Vengeance**

The Red Wedding marked a turning point in the War of the Five Kings, and the consequences were felt far and wide. House Thyiad, once a stalwart ally of House Stark, was left in disarray, their loyalty repaid with humiliation and bloodshed.

The surviving members of House Thyiad, both men and women, carried the scars of the Red Wedding with them. Their direwolves, symbols of unwavering loyalty, had witnessed the darkest of betrayals.

In the aftermath of the Red Wedding, the surviving members of House Thyiad were left with a burning desire for vengeance. Their loyalty to House Stark, though tested and scarred, remained unbroken. The memory of the Red Wedding would serve as a reminder of the treachery they had endured, and they would be determined to see House Stark avenged, no matter the cost.