Alyn Oakenfist and Racallio Ryndoon
Fire & BloodThis thread follows Alyn’s cautious negotiation with the self-styled pirate king and his passage through the contested Stepstones.
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Bearing strength in each event
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A Fleet Enters the Stepstones

Alyn Meets a Changing Sea
A Dangerous Passage
Alyn leads a large fleet through waters divided among pirates, sellswords, and rival Free Cities.
No Easy Enemy
Racallio controls key channels, and fighting him could cost the ships Alyn needs for later campaigns.
A Parley on Bloodstone

A Guest or a Captive
The Negotiation Begins
Alyn sends Lady Baela under a parley flag to negotiate free passage. Racallio receives him with extravagant hospitality and unpredictable threats.
A Political Test
The young admiral must judge whether his host is sincere, unstable, or both. The encounter turns diplomacy into a struggle for survival.
The Queen’s Price

A Strange Bargain
Ryndoon’s Demands
Racallio asks for ships, an alliance, and a kiss from Baela. His requests mix strategy, spectacle, and personal whim.
Alyn Gives Enough
Alyn offers limited concessions rather than a full alliance. The agreement gets his fleet through without committing it to the pirate king’s war.
The Fleet Sails North

Passage Without Trust
The Waters Open
Racallio lets the Velaryon fleet pass after receiving a few ships and a promise of future friendship.
An Unstable Peace
The agreement depends on Racallio’s changing moods and offers no lasting security. Alyn continues west with his own objectives intact.
A Friendship Becomes History

A Memorable Encounter
Stories Multiply
Later accounts disagree about whether Alyn was guest or captive and whether Baela’s promise was fulfilled.
Character Through Negotiation
Alyn’s conduct shows patience and caution, while Racallio’s theatrical unpredictability makes diplomacy possible but never comfortable.
133 AC, after the Braavosi raid
133 AC, after Alyn reaches Bloodstone
133 AC, during the two-week stay
133 AC, after the agreement
After the voyage, in later accounts