A Familiar Face (Tag: Philip)

Despite traveling a bit more than the average high-born lady, Kayley had still never seen Kingswood before.  She knew it was a popular place for people to hunt, and while she wasn't into the sport herself, she could still appreciate the beauty and wildlife of the place.  So, like most of her travels, she set out with only a few people to watch over her.  And even then, she insisted that she enjoy the woods by herself.  She used to appreciate having guards around her, but nowadays, she found their presence stifling.  So, it was just her and her horse as she rode through Kingswood, admiring the tall trees that grew, or the small heard of dear that dashed off as soon as she looked in their direction.

Phillip took his small amount of free time from the council to go out and travel through Kingswood. Hoping to catch sight of good game to chase and hunt. He had come past over some deer throughout his short visit among Kingswood, but Phillip just couldn't get a single kill yet. He wondered why. Though it might be due to the dull slight pain in his backside from that meeting with the Dorne guard at the Crossroads inn. And the fact that his mind was centering around the male as well. But he shouldn't let a crush over ride his mind. Especially since he was on the queen's council. His mind was needed to help the Queen when she needed it.

As he rode his horse through the forest, Phillip caught sight of a familiar face. "Lady Kayley?" he questioned out as he rode his horse closer over to the girl on the horse. What was she doing out in Kingswood without supervision?

Kayley glanced up when she heard somebody address her.  To her surprise, it was Philip.  She wasn't as close to him as, say, Eilonwy or her brothers, but the both of them were from noble families, so it was inevitable that they would run into each other at formal occasions and what-not.  Not to mention, they were technically cousins.  Philip may have been a Baratheon, but his mother was a Stark, just like Kayley herself was.  "Philip, hi!" she said enthusiastically, if a bit informally.  "Didn't expect to run into you here."