As Kaenna moved through the halls of the Red Keep, she couldn't contain her excitement at this new adventure. She had been in service to the Tyrells of Highgarden since she had been a young girl and having been chosen as one of Lady Margaery's Ladies in Waiting was the highest honor she could imagine. The Lady herself was meeting with the Queen Regent and King Joffrey, likely to discuss the upcoming marriage. Kaenna's job as a Lady in Waiting was clear; make sure Margaery became Queen, regardless of what it would cost. Thus, those who weren't immediately tending to the Lady were learning all they could about the capital and its residents. Personally, Kaenna found the Red Keep fascinating, full of history and prestige. She managed to find herself in the Royal Gardens, studying the different plants until she found herself at the base of the Weirwood Tree. She'd heard of them, but seeing the face was a whole new experience. She could see why the North had worshipped them as gods; there was something about it that made you feel as though you were being watched.

"A bit creepy, isn't it?" Giving a jump at the masculine voice, she spun quickly to see a Kingsguard behind her. He was looking past her to the face, and she studied his features quickly. He was rather handsome, the gold of his hair seeming to complete the look of his shining armor. He gaze moved to hers with a charming smile. "Then again, the North has always been a strange bunch." She gave a small smile and a nod, clasping her hands in front of her.

"Yes, I suppose they are. The trees, however, are beautiful in their own way." Her gaze turned back to it, though she could feel his own still fixed on her. Holding back the urge to smooth her hands over her gown, she turned to him again. "Well, it was lovely talking with you, ser, but I'm sure my lady is waiting for me."

"May I have your name, at least?" His hand caught her elbow, and a thrill ran through her in spite of the heavy gloves that separated them.

"Kaenna Blacktyde, ser." She gave a bow of her head and turned, hurrying inside. Margaery had returned by the time Kaenna reached her rooms, and the Lady was quick to ask what she had learned. Kaenna explained her run in with the guard, and watched as her lady's eyes lit up.

"Oh, very good, Kaenna. We could use a Kingsguard or two on our side." Kaenna nodded, knowing already what her lady would ask. "Stay with him, when you can. I'll make sure you always have the time." With a bow of her head, Kaenna agreed, and Margaery moved on to the other ladies. Each had their part to play, and each would play it well. After luncheon, they all parted ways, with Kaenna taking her turn at Lady Margaery's side. They spoke in low tones of the Kingsguard as they headed to tea with some other courtiers and the King, Kaenna's head a bit more bowed than her lady's. They arrived and quieted down, with Kaenna moving to stand near the door. The time passed slowly, and Kaenna found for the most part she was bored out of her mind. When the doors opened, however, it became quite a bit more interesting. The Kingsguard from the gardens strolled in with his smile, moving to greet the King. Kaenna caught Lady Margaery's eye and gave her a startled look, nodding just enough to let her know. Her Lady's eyes widened as well, bouncing between the two of them before giving her own nod, excusing the lady in waiting. Relieved, Kaenna gave a bow before slipping out the door, hurrying back towards her own chambers. Another lady in waiting was sent to attend Margaery and Kaenna began to pace. She knew Margaery would want her cooperation even more now, considering how close this knight was to his king. She hadn't realized how much time passed until Lady Margaery burst in, taking her hands with a large smile.

"Oh, dear Kaenna, why didn't you mention this?" Kaenna could do nothing more than look up at the lady in confusion. "Why, your knight. He is Ser Jaime, after all. It's perfect."

"My lady, I'm not sure I understand." Margaery rolled her eyes, but the smile never left her face.

"Ser Jaime Lannister." Kaenna blinked, unable to think around that name. "He is the Queen Regent's brother and you have managed to catch his eye. Oh, this is wonderful." The glee in Margaery's eyes dampened some of the worry in Kaenna, though knowing she had caught the eye of Cersei's brother was frightening. The rumors regarding their relationship were rampant, and the Queen Regent could be a terrible enemy to make.

"My lady, forgive me, but perhaps it would be best if I did not pursue him. The Queen Regent is clearly a dangerous woman, and if she suspects-"

"I'm counting on it, Kaenna. If she's worried about both her son and her brother, then she'll make a mistake. It'll be easier for me to take power." Kaenna pressed her lips together, thinking. The Tyrells had never done wrong by their staff, and she couldn't imagine they would start now. With a nod, she agreed to the plan, and Margaery pulled her in for a hug. "Oh, thank you. Now, you're relieved of most of your duties. Focus on Ser Jaime and keep me informed."

"Yes, my lady." With a final smile, Margaery left, and Kaenna had to decide how she was going to seduce the Queen Regent's brother.