Petyr Florents Guilt

Hey! Me again for another blog this time a fanfiction about one of my favourite OCs to play, he was lord of Brightwater, He Kinslayed his brother out of fear of betrayal! Its Petyr Florent!

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The image of his brothers charred body remained fresh in his memory as he ed what he did, he had nightmares every night that his brothers body was once again flaming and scorched infront of him. Petyr did it out of fear he would lose his Lordship over Brightwater and fear that his brother would have killed him first, so he set his brother up, he invited him to see the new and improved Brightwater that had a town and a proper grasp over some coin. He had raised them out of the dirt, but then when his brother and he were in the forest he did it, he set his brother alight and watched his body burn, he watched as flesh burnt away and bone became more prominent.

Petyr Florent

Petyr quickly disposed of the body throwing him into a nearby river, well what was left of him and ran as fast as he could go back to Brightwater, he told his brothers wife that he died by a Boar attack. Petyr could feel all this guilt overwhelming him. The guilt of his brothers death and much earlier the accidental death of his wife, she fell into a large hole and hit her spine on a sharp rock which killed her, he could of stopped her falling but he did not, and now he finally paid for all this. Petyrs mind was truly going insane with guilt and pride in what he had done. It was war ravaging the mind and he could not decide on what to feel.

Petyr could not be left to think long enough, he had to go to war and fight for the rightful king of westeros who had been so boldly dethroned, Petyr picked up his sword and saddled his horse his army behind his back he rode to meet up with the Host of troops.

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Yes this was probably worse than usual, im going off one hours sleep in two days. Heres a meme i made for this very event that so screwed up Petyrs mind and left him in no fighting condition leaving his seriously wounded at the end of the battle.