Young Wolf's Journey: Chapter 18 poll (Patreon)

As most of you should be aware by now, this is going to be the last chapter of Young Wolf's Journey as a monthly poll-determined story here (though I will leave the door open if anyone wishes to pick the story up from this point as a commission.) I wish this hadn't lost steam and could keep going, but I believe this is the right decision based on the numbers.

Now then, on to the poll for Chapter 18:

How does King Robb spend the night of his coronation?

Alone with Margery

It was Margery who had made everything possible. Without her, he would’ve continued to fight a war with inferior numbers, and it was very possible that the Lannisters could have been the ones to reap the rewards of an alliance with the Tyrells after Renly’s murder. But thanks to Margaery’s proposal, he’d gotten Tyrell support—and hers. How else would he choose to spend his time before heading north other than with his wife, his queen, and the mother of his unborn child?

A surprise visit from the Red Woman

No one has seen Melisandre since before Robb’s army took King’s Landing—until she visits his room in the middle of the night after his coronation. But she hasn’t come to claim vengeance for Stannis. Melisandre has come to tell Robb more about her true opponent and purpose, and the threat beyond the Wall far greater than the wildlings.

A farewell party fit for a king

Robb will soon go north, to answer the call of the Night’s Watch. But first, he’ll have a night suitable for a king, with not only his queen, but his she-bear Dacey, beautiful Alayaya and even his new friend Princess Arianne there to give King Robb a grand send-off.

Bonding time with his family

Robb is glad to have his sister Arya and their mother with him in King's Landing for his coronation, and also pleased that they seem to be getting along with his wife Margaery so well. After his coronation, Robb sits with members of his old family as well as the new one he's creating. They reminiscence on those they've lost, the steps they've taken to reach this moment and what might await them in the future. ((This would be a non-sexual option, just to be clear.))