Imprisonment

[Lucius Malfoy]

Maegor had been removed to an upper cell, which were chambers more suited for the nobility, upon orders of his cousin. Despite these accommodations, the Valyrian still felt Moryn Tyrell was right about Aerys. The line between family and foe was blurred for the King, a line in which the King seemed to view all his family with suspicion. He wasn't entirely sure about his circumstances though, after all, Aerys could have said judgment right then and there. Yet he said he needed to discuss it with his Small Council. This didn't seem right to the Valyrian, something just seemed off now. Yet his mind was too concerned with living at this point, finding a way to prove his innocence and be free of this house arrest. He glances around the chambers as he sat upon a modest bed, noticing a few accommodations that prisoners below him could not enjoy, such as a warm meal and drink left for him. He didn't have the stomach right now to eat with his fate so uncertain presently.