Hers Is The Fury

Epilogue

[King's Landing]

Ten years later...

Queen Morgana Baratheon sat upon her throne, her gaze distant and unseeing as she contemplated the future of her kingdom. It had been ten years since she had ascended the Iron Throne alongside her husband, King Robb Stark, following the bloody civil war that had torn Westeros asunder. The war had been brutal, claiming the lives of thousands upon thousands of soldiers and innocents alike.

In the aftermath, a memorial garden was created in the heart of King's Landing, where the names of the fallen were carved into stone, serving as a testament to the horrors of war and a reminder of those who had paid the ultimate price.

Centers led by healers were established throughout the realm to help those who still struggled with the emotional and mental aftermath of the conflict, offering a safe space for them to share their stories and begin the process of healing.

Morgana's first order of business was to improve the lives of her people. She knew that true strength came from the land and the people who tilled it, not from a throne made of swords. She set about repairing the damage done by the civil war and rebuilding the infrastructure of the Seven Kingdoms. Roads were repaired, markets restored, and trade routes reopened. She established new laws to protect the common folk from the tyranny of the noble houses and to ensure justice for all.

Trade agreements were also forged between the Seven Kingdoms, rebuilding the economy and fostering a new era of cooperation and understanding. Queen Morgana herself had worked tirelessly to improve the lives of her people, overseeing the construction of schools, libraries, and hospitals, as well as repairing and expanding roads and bridges.

Her reign was marked by a flourish of new ideas and innovations. She encouraged scholars and inventors to come forward with their ideas, and she funded research into new technologies that could improve the lives of her subjects. Agriculture flourished under her rule, and famine was all but eliminated. Her commitment to the environment was unwavering, and she made it a priority to protect the natural resources of the realm.

One of her most ambitious projects was the construction of a vast network of greenhouses throughout the Seven Kingdoms. These greenhouses were designed to extend the growing season and allow for the cultivation of exotic plants and crops that had previously been unheard of in Westeros. The greenhouses employed the latest in horticultural technology, such as hydroponics, aeroponics, and vertical farming techniques, enabling them to produce yields far greater than traditional farming methods. This not only ensured that the Seven Kingdoms would never again face the specter of famine, but also allowed for the export of fresh produce to other lands, further strengthening Westeros's ties with the world beyond its borders.

The greenhouses were also designed to be aesthetically pleasing, incorporating beautiful stained glass windows and intricate mosaics that added a touch of elegance to the landscape. Morgana often visited the greenhouses, taking time to speak with the farmers and horticulturists who worked there, learning about their latest discoveries and innovations. She encouraged them to share their knowledge with the wider world, and many Westerosi scholars and travelers made pilgrimages to the Seven Kingdoms to study and learn from the expertise that had been gathered there.

The greenhouses also served as a symbol of hope and renewal, a testament to the strength and resilience of the Seven Kingdoms in the wake of the civil war. They were places of learning and growth, where the seeds of progress were sown and nurtured, ready to be spread throughout the world. Morgana's reign saw the Seven Kingdoms become a beacon of enlightenment and progress, a shining example of what could be achieved when people worked together for the greater good.