Titus secured Nightsong for Bryce, uncovered Wenda the White Stag’s attempt to infiltrate Starpike, and began expanding his professional troops. The arc leaves him weighing the Harrenhal tourney invitation against the demands of training his recruits.
Titus traveled from Starpike to Harrenhal, strengthening his guard, forming a business partnership with Tobho Mott, and befriending Robert Baratheon and Eddard Stark. At the tournament’s opening, Aerys struggled to address the crowd, Rhaegar finished his speech, and Jaime Lannister joined the Kingsguard.
Titus Peake competed at Harrenhal, won Ashara Dayne’s affection, and built up his forces on the journey home. The arc ended when Rhaegar took Lyanna away, setting Robert and the Starks against him as the realm began to fracture.
As Robert Baratheon’s rebellion grew, Titus Peake betrayed the Reach vanguard, joined Robert, and built a powerful rebel force. The arc ended with Jon Connington’s royalist army attacking Stoney Sept, where Titus’s troops ambushed the Crownlands soldiers and an armored warrior confronted Jon.
Titus Peake helped the rebels defeat the royalists at Stoney Sept and on the Trident, while Robert Baratheon killed Rhaegar. After the rebel leaders chose Eddard Stark to command their forces, Titus sailed ahead with cavalry toward King’s Landing to beat Tywin Lannister there.
Titus helped capture King's Landing, protected Elia and Rhaenys, and secured Robert Baratheon's coronation while the remaining Targaryens fled to Dragonstone. As the new court debated the royal family and the crimes of the Westerlands, Titus executed Gregor Clegane and turned his feud with Tywin into open hostility.
Titus Peake secured Jaime’s release without winning him back for House Lannister, then led the southern campaign while the Ironborn raided the Reach and Davos relieved Storm’s End. With Alester Florent’s secret help, Titus defeated and captured Mace Tyrell’s army, then forced House Tyrell to accept a million-gold-dragon payment.
Titus Peake became Warden of the Dornish Marches, expanded his holdings and reorganized his forces while the realm’s royal succession shifted after the storm on Dragonstone. The arc ended with Titus’s commanders pledging loyalty to his new military corps.
Titus Peake conquered the Prince’s Pass, forced House Fowler to accept his terms, and expanded his rule through sweeping reforms and settlement projects. As he developed Gold Mountain Harbor and cultivated new alliances, Jon Arryn’s proposal to bring Mya Stone to the Red Keep introduced a new political concern.
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