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Even if battle between the last two kings remaining seems inevitable, Robb and Stannis will meet outside of King’s Landing to talk terms of peace. Does something of interest happen in Robb’s camp after that meeting, or do we check in somewhere else?

Mira visits Robb on Margaery’s behalf to share important news (and herself)

Robb is surprised when Margaery’s handmaiden Mira, in the company of Tyrell and Lannister guards, arrives in his camp with battle so close to hand. But there’s a reason Margaery sent her handmaiden from Casterly Rock: she’s there to let Robb know in person that the queen is pregnant. Robb is elated by the news, and happily spends the night in his tent celebrating with Mira.

With battle looming, Robb and Dacey fuck like it’s their last night alive

Stannis won’t cede King’s Landing quietly, leaving only one possibility. Robb’s host has the superior numbers, but there are no guarantees in battle. Robb and his lady bear will make the most of what could well be their last night left to fuck.

After returning Sansa to him,Tyene becomes friendly with the king

The last person Robb expected to show up outside his tent was Sansa, who as far as he knew was still Stannis’ hostage in King’s Landing. But there she was, smuggled into his tent at night by a gorgeous blonde who introduces herself as Tyene Sand, a bastard daughter of the Red Viper, there on behalf of Princess Arianne Martell. She says that Princess Arianne wants to be a friend an ally of the true king, and rescuing Sansa from Stannis’ clutches and getting him to Robb is a token of that friendship. Robb assures her that he will remember this gesture made at Princess Arianne’s urging—but when the beautiful blonde Sand Snake seeks to get friendly with him herself in his tent, he’s happy to show her his gratitude as well.

Melisandre visits Robb’s tent, and Dacey joins them to keep an eye on her

Even if the Red Woman swears on the name of R’hllor that no harm will come to him while she is in his tent, Dacey insists on being inside the tent with them just in case the witch tries anything. But Melisandre is true to her word. She hasn’t visited Robb in his tent to assassinate him. There are other purposes behind her visit; purposes greater than the Iron Throne itself.

En route to a safe haven away from the fighting, Sansa finds comfort in Tyene’s bed

Sansa, now knowing who Tyene is and where she’s taking her, allows herself to hope that the bastard sister of Princess Arianne Martell is being truthful, and Dorne will keep her safe until she can go home. In the meantime, Sansa finds herself trusting Tyene—and even turning to her for affection, which the beautiful woman is happy to provide.