Liz had arrived in the strange place only a few moments ago.
Somehow she had landed right in the middle of a castle. It was
rare that she would do that. And now Liz is glad of that. The
moment the guards—or should she call them knights? They
were wearing armor—had spotted her, they had taken her and
dragged her to another part of the castle. They told her to go
inside a room and talk to their lady. Liz doesn’t want to make
them angry—who knows what they would do if she did?—but
she doesn’t want to bother the lady either. So she just hovers on
the outside of the door and clears her throat. When the lady tells
her to come in, she walks in slowly, looking around and admiring
the room as she does. It’s really a beautiful place. Old-fashioned
but not in an off-putting way. It seems as if it’s stood for a
hundred years yet it also looks newly built. Quite simply it’s
remarkable.
“Hello.”
Liz says with a friendly smile as she tears her eyes—reluctantly—
away from the beauty of the house—castle, more like—and
turns them towards the lady.
“You have a lovely home.”
Her mother had told her that starting off with a compliment
was always a good thing. Liz hoped that would be true in
this case.
“Your…um…guards told me to come in here and tell you what I’m doing here so…here I am.”
Though Liz has no idea how she’ll answer that question. She
can’t exactly tell the truth. Telling the woman that she had
come to the place by magic will either get her locked up or
killed, most likely. Judging by the old-fashioned feeling of
the castle—and the knights outside—she had traveled in
time as well as space. Either that or she had stumbled upon a
medieval reenactment tourist attraction of some kind.

:: 〖 ❣ 〗――— ::
—- Stunned would be an
understatement. She is– nothing
like anything Sansa has seen before,
and maybe Arya could shed light
on the people in Ulthos or the Free
Cities but this girl is certainly not
from Westeros. Cool blue eyes remain
as such as she studies her clothes,
hairstyle– everything that makes this
foreigner different.
"Thank you. We’re in the
process of rebuilding. Pray tell, who
are you and what is your business
with the North.“
Pity. It was all he ever received since his time in the Dreadfort. That wavering stare of mingled sorrow and disgust...