The Vhassar Guest Palace

After there treck through the black wall, Jaes leads the Targeryan party to the Vhassar guest palace. The palace is situation across the street from the main palace of the Vhassar family which lays down the street from the Azantys household. Dismounting from the Elephants at the front of the building Jaes turns to Aegon, "We have prepared this palace for you to use as your lodging. Their are slaves to care for your needs as well as to fetch anything that you might desire." He states.

"The guards at the gate should be informed of your presence and admittance into the wall. But if they are lacking then have them send a message to either my family or the Vhassar family, we will have it taken care of." Jaes states, "There is also a feast being held tonight located next door, to honor your arrival."

Jaes bows, "It is the least that I can do for descendants from Mother Valyria." He states genuinely, "If any of your party need a guide in the city, just ask one of your guards, and they will be obligated to accompany you." He says with a smile.

A pair of collared women lead Aegon and Rhaena to the Master Bedchambers, entering first into an antechamber which was roughly the same size as Aegon's entire chambers in the Red Keep, and the slaves indicate that Lord Commandrer Snow and his men can set up however they please. The slaves then lead the Prince and Princess into the chambers proper, which is a massive room centered around a four-poster bed hung with silk, big enough for six people to sleep in comfortably. The room is finished richly, with some of the most ornate furniture Aegon had ever seen, and he is hard pressed to find an item that is not somehow inlaid, tooled, or chased with gold filigree. There is a small side entrance that stands open, and Aegon can see slaves passing through it in both directions, some bringing more furnishings in, and others tidying up before leaving quietly.

A third of the chamber is open to the air, forming a balcony which overlooking an artificially constructed, yet extremely beautiful, garden behind the palace; a walled off enclosure easily an acre in area, bedded with grass and lined with fruit trees; apples, oranges, plums, pears, and even a small stand of peaches off in one corner. There are beds of flowers lining several pathways of inlaid stone, and in the center the paths lead to a circular area with a table and several chairs.