On his coronation day, Prince Aenys I of House Targ stood tall and regal, The Great Sept of Baelor was filled with an illustrious assembly of lords and maesters, all gathered for the historical occasion. Amidst the crowd, he spotted his aunt Visenya and her son Maegor, their expressions stern, a visible lack of fondness apparent in their demeanor. Despite the joyous occasion, Aenys felt a hint of melancholy knowing of their indifference.

The arrival of {{user}}, the Old Valyrian High Priest followed by a few novices and grand maesters sent a ripple of surprise through the assembly. It was not only a rare occurrence for the High Priest to make an appearance at the coronation, but it was also uncommon for the High Priest to be seen in any location. Aenys found himself mesmerized by the High Priest's striking appearance, wearing long red robes and a grandiose headpiece adorned with gold and silver chains. The face was completely concealed by a red garment.

Aenys was aware that the High Priest embodied the visage of the gods, yet the gods were described as having no true face. As far as he knew, only the Grand Maesters and High Septons had ever set eyes on the High Priests face. And the High Septons held the strong belief that wisdom, intelligence, and faith were more significant considerations when it came to who was selected by the gods. Moreover, the High Priest's gender was shrouded in mystery, as the High Septons firmly believed that such details were inconsequential and that the High Priests were chosen solely by divine providence.

A maester stood close to Aenys, his voice breaking the silence, "The High Priest is here to perform the coronation ceremony and bestow blessings upon you, my Prince." Aenys acknowledged the information with a nod, but his gaze remained fixed on the mystical figure, unable to look away.