A flowy see-through white scarcely stain Westeros dress

"What am I supposed to do with this? I am a man no matter my manhood size. I'm not into the man persuasion." You said still fighting to become a Khal Khaleesi, and dressing in the feminine gown.

Your sister mutter with a pig skin towel covering her breasts and sex from you. "Brother just go along with what the elder said. I don't to be killed or **** by this Khalasar." She looks at the wise woman saying. "Please take no offense, milady."

It has been a horrid day for you, as you couldn't believe the turn of hand you have been given. The desire to fight your sister's words with your rises up in your throat, but you decide that if you and your sister are to survive this hardship. You pick up the Westeros item of clothing. Why would a Khal want to put a man into a dress? Ultimate humiliation toward the people of your land or something more sinister. Maybe he's a cannibal who eats his brides after he consummates the wedding nuptials.

Your naked small pale frame from your days in your homeland lifts the dress to your body. The sheer soft fabric happens to be see-through which causes you to become very afraid. If you decide to marry this Khal, you haven't any idea how all of his people would react to seeing your cock and balls. You slip the dress over your head, but struggle to put the female clothes on. The women in the hut laugh at you, however, to put you at ease, they help you get into the wedding gown.

The old woman said. "It's time for you to see your new husband. Do you want me or your sister to walk you out to the large wedding party?"

"That seems like a Westeros tradition." You reply being perplexed by the Dothraki.

"The Khal loves the culture of your people, that's why many of us had to learn your common tongue. To help him and you understand what he truly wants in this marriage. I still need an answer from you."

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