Novel & Cerita Robert Baratheon Family Tree

“And what of me? Am I just another chain he left for you to wear?” His gaze softened then, raw in a way she had never seen. “No. You’re the only thing that feels like freedom.” Her breath caught. For the first time, the Iron King looked breakable. But Bianca’s fire did not dim. She stepped close, so close she could feel the storm of his heart under his shirt. “Then prove it. Cut the chain. Show me you are not your father’s son.” Matteo’s silence was a knife between them. Then, without a word, he strode to the cabinet where a black leather ledger lay Cesare Romano’s final command book, the gospel of blood the family still bowed to.

Robb insisted, now wanting to put an end to this talk. “But you never told me the truth. You never told me George was not my father. And you never told me who my father was. You never told me I was your son. You let me and the entire kingdom believe the only sons you had were Xavier and Edward, but I was your son. The one you hid away and treated like some filth or abomination. Unworthy to be seen around you.” “Elliott, that isn’t true,” Robb began to speak but Elliott didn’t let him.

He had pushed Edward far away and sometimes beyond the point of no return, but somehow the little devil found his way back. Things were not like that when they were little. Yes, he had always had his rage from earlier on because of how unfit he was in the eyes of his father. But he always clung to his younger brother’s words for reassurance. Edward never failed to deliver, but their relationship changed after the death of their mother. Robb had been cruel even before the death of Queen Layla.

“Your years prevent another. The time has come to discuss succession.” “And who would you see wear my mantle?” my father asked. His voice was still firm, though his knuckles whitened against the chair arm. Elder Jorah leaned in, thin lips curling. “There are Alphas ready to claim the chance. Young. Strong. Ambitious. Darius Blackthorn of Silverfang—his lineage is unbroken, his victories already spoken of. He would be a fitting heir.” The name burned in my ears. “Darius Blackthorn?” I burst out before I could stop myself. My voice rang louder than intended, slicing into the silence.

Arya “What are the names of your family members?” I ask when we pull up in front of a mansion. He smiles when I ask this. “My eldest brother is Kai, he’s our leader, and it’s his birthday today, his wife is Caterina. Then there’s Konstantin and his wife Lilith, my youngest brother, Nikolai and his…girlfriend Nova.” “You only have brothers?” I ask with a frown, and he nods. “Wow, I would have loved a brother growing up.” As much as I loved being an older sister, I would have liked having an older brother who could protect me if needed.

Leo retorted, his arrogance palpable. "Everyone has a weakness, even a lunatic like you," I countered. Leo's smile widened as he licked the prison bars and touched his chest theatrically. "I've got plenty of weak spots, Farrow. More than you can imagine." Once we were outside the prison, Jorah's face was tense. "What kind of monster is he?" he asked. "Are you sure he's related to Leah?" "He's her half-brother," I confirmed. "What do you want to do with him? Want me to bring in some specialists to handle this?" Jorah whispered. "You know, to extract information?"

“And we’re going to protect you and love you.” Ronan’s eyes met hers briefly, a silent promise passing between them. “No one… no one will take her from us again,” he said, voice unwavering. The wind whispered through the kingdom gate, carrying with it the promise of protection, the awakening of bonds, and the certainty that paths long separated had finally collided. And far beyond the palace walls, in the shadowed forest, a shadow stirred, a silent observer, watching the reunion with interest. Its intent was unknown, but one thing was clear: the story of Lyanna, her brothers, and her family was far from over.

That he is one hell of a brave man, and the title of being the King of Vampires and Werewolves would definitely fit him. They are both without living blood relatives now—him and Rozelyn. Well, except for him that he has his cousin Avril. Rozelyn may have Rosette as her mother’s half-sister but…They both grew up not having to spend most of their lives with their parents. He saw Romaine—Mary Bathory—poisoned his mother when he was young. He is pretty sure as well that it was the same bitch who has ended Rozelyn’s father. And probably her mother too.

“What is it?” Dad’s face is bitter as he begins. “You know that Roy, Nova’s father, is the second son of Beta Roran. What you don’t know is that Roy was always angry that he was the second. That he would never have the title, the power, or the strength that his brother Robert had. He was constantly causing fights between the two, sneaking around trying to get Robert in trouble, and just generally being a pain in the ass to everyone.”

I took a deep breath and nodded, indicating he could go on. “Thomas taught his son and daughter our history, like the Goddess instructed, he ruled fairly and encouraged his son and daughter to both pursue their strengths. But the animosity and hate were being perpetuated on the other side of the family tree. Robert eventually found his mate and had a son, Vincent, and together they have pursued deeper into our lineage than even I have. Any female with our bloodline is being captured and tortured for their special abilities. Another reason for finding you and bringing you here. But I will get to that in a minute.