In the fighting pits of meereen a hot and filled with sand crowds roaring as they waited for the show to start.
"Who will be the victor today?, A group of slaves entered the arena. The announcer said in valyrian."Begin."
"You know you're a fool right?" Hamad said.
"I'm no fool Hamad I'm just bored." Lucius said as he was cleaning his sword.
"One does usually fight in order to pass the time."
"What's your next plan Lucius?"
"I am heading home I think I've been gone enough."
"I'm going to miss you my friend." Hamad said to him as he gave Lucius a hug goodbye.
"Is it me you're going to miss, or the coin?" Lucius teased, a sly grin tugging at his lips.
Hamad chuckled, stepping back. "What can I say? You've been a profitable investment."
Lucius smirked, shaking his head. "Well, I'll miss you too, my friend. Take care."
After a long journey by boat Lucius arrive at the port of Kings landing. "There's no place like home. Lucius said as he was exited the boat.
"There's no place like home," Lucius murmured to himself as he stepped off the boat,
In the training yard of the Red Keep, the clang of steel echoed as a group of knights drilled their squires under the watchful eye of their masters.
"Good," Ser Harwin Strong said approvingly, nodding as he observed the squires sparring.
"Good to see nothing's changed, my friend," came a familiar voice from behind him.
Harwin turned, a wide grin spreading across his face. "Lucius! Welcome back!" he said, stepping forward to clasp his old friend's arm. "It's been far too long since we've last seen each other. What has it been? A year, I think?"
"Its good to see you my friend tell me what has changed in the capital drinks are on me." Lucius said
"It's good to see you, my friend," Lucius said with a broad grin, clasping Harwin's arm. "Tell me, what's changed in the capital since I've been away? Drinks are on me."