The Harbor

"We have to get out of the city," you tell the princess, striking the reins and urging Aerion forward. As you head back towards the entrance of the Red Keep, you remark "By now, the Lannister soldiers are certain to be covering all seven of the gates. If it was just me, I could probably find some way to blend in with them and get through their ranks. But with you and your children, that is no longer any option. Our only other means of escape is by the harbor. We're going there now."

"I understand," Princess Elia says to acknowledge.

Before long, you return to the front of the Red Keep. You have Princess Elia draw up the hood of her cloak so that no one will recognize her. After that, you rush towards the gate. This time, the guards try to stop you, but you gallop straight past them without a second thought.

You discover you left the Red Keep just in time. The Lannister forces have already entered King's Landing, and they have begun pillaging the castle town. Luckily, they are nowhere near the Red Keep or the harbor at this time. Even so, you need to hurry. Princess Elia gives you directions to the harbor, and you follow them accordingly.

About ten minutes later, you arrive in the harbor. It is almost as abandoned as the castle town. Because of that, most of the ships are currently unattended or unmanned. However, to your relief, a vessel with a Dornish captain is present, and the whole crew is already accounted for. When Princess Elia reveals herself to the captain, he immediately agrees to give her and her children asylum and passage out of King's Landing. At first, he is **** to do the same for you and Aerion, but the princess insists, and he gives in and lets both of you aboard, too.

Once you, your horse, the princess, her children, the captain, and his crew are all onboard, the vessel swiftly pulls out of the harbor. Nobody tries to stop you, again to your relief. As you sail out into Blackwater Bay, you can still hear screams coming from the city. You frown in sadness. You are glad you were able to save Princess Elia and her children, but you feel for all the innocent people who were left behind. Still, there is nothing to be done. You could not have possibly saved all of them.

Anyway, you have more immediate concerns. Mainly, where to go from here.

"I have no friends in the realm, Your Grace," you tell Princess Elia, "Therefore, I'll leave it to you to decide our destination."

What does she decide?