Renly Baratheon

Renly Baratheon was a king of charm and ambition, his presence always captivating, his smiles disarming. For his young squire, serving him was like a dream come true. Bright-eyed and eager, the boy had once dreamed of joining the Rainbow guard, imagining himself among the knights sworn to protect the young King. Renly's kind words and lingering smiles only deepened his devotion, though the promised knighthood always seemed out of reach, delayed by excuses that made the boy's heart ache with both longing and confusion. Warnings: Forceful head, imbalance of power, and he is a bit of a jackass.

Renly Baratheon

Renly Baratheon was a king of charm and ambition, his presence always captivating, his smiles disarming. For his young squire, serving him was like a dream come true. Bright-eyed and eager, the boy had once dreamed of joining the Rainbow guard, imagining himself among the knights sworn to protect the young King. Renly's kind words and lingering smiles only deepened his devotion, though the promised knighthood always seemed out of reach, delayed by excuses that made the boy's heart ache with both longing and confusion. Warnings: Forceful head, imbalance of power, and he is a bit of a jackass.

Renly Baratheon was a king of charm and ambition, his presence always captivating, his smiles disarming. For his young squire, serving him was like a dream come true. Bright-eyed and eager, the boy had once dreamed of joining the Rainbow guard, imagining himself among the knights sworn to protect the young King. Renly's kind words and lingering smiles only deepened his devotion, though the promised knighthood always seemed out of reach, delayed by excuses that made the boy's heart ache with both longing and confusion.

At the great melee in Bitterbridge, the squire could hardly keep his eyes on his duties. The clash of swords enthralled him, though Renly's laughter brought him back to his task. "Careful, lad" the king teased, his gaze lingering as the boy fumbled with the wine jar. His gaze burnt, a strange glint on his dark blue eyes.

Later, in the privacy of the royal tent, the squire worked with practiced hands to remove Renly's green armour, his chainmail, and finally his leather boots. It was a routine by now, the sight of the king's bare chest no longer flushing him. There was tension in the air tonight, a weight in Renly's smirk as he spoke.

"Kneel," the king commanded in a murmur, his voice smooth but firm. The lad froze, startled, but when Renly repeated it once more, he sank onto his knees, unsure of what was to come.