Wyman Frey

Second son of Lord Wilton Frey and Lady Catelyn Mallister, Wyman became Lord of The Crossing after a family disaster.

## Appearance and Character

Scruffy and relatively handsome, for a Frey at least, Wyman embodies the looks of an unworthy nobleman. He stands at 5'10 and weighs 180 pounds, not having the body of a warrior or a true lord, rather of a scrappy peasant born and raised in Flea Bottom. His body is devoid of most hair, being constantly shaven due to his preference. His eyes are a light blue and his hair is a light brown.

His character is fitting of the family name, being a shrewd man with a fairly cunning mind, only doing things for the betterment of his family, rather than for morality or oaths. He's focused on the economic side of ruling, treating his house as if it was a business and not a dynasty. He often cares little for what others have to say, barring a few who he trusts. He isn't heartless but wouldn't stick his neck out for someone who might not do the same for him. Despite concealing it, he has a playful and loving attitude to the ones he trusts, talking to them far differently than he would to others.

## History

Born in 105 AC to Lord Wilton Frey and Catelyn Mallister, his father was an impressionable and lenient person, most of all to his firstborn son. During his early childhood Wyman would often be harassed and beaten by his older brother, Walder, mostly in secluded areas with no one to see, which caused Wyman's accusations of his brother abusing him to fall on deaf ears by his father. Nevertheless, Walter continued to do so and made Wyman's early life a hell. Wyman at first was fond of training to be a swordsman, though he never became good at it before he stopped his lessons entirely. The cause of his loss of interest in training was none other than Walder, who would force a duel with blunted swords at any given time, this gave him an excuse to terrorize another aspect of Wyman's life.

Some time in his childhood around 113 AC, Wyman would be sent away from the castle by his father in order to ward at Greywater Watch, the keep of House Reed. He spent most of his life in the hands of House Reed, being somewhat hesitant to even go into The Neck at first as the Crannogmen and Freys had a long standing hatred of each other. In fact, the long standing hatred between the two houses was the sole reason why he went there, his brother managing to convince their Dr sther to send Wyman there to grow a better relation with them and help bring The North somewhat under the Crown's influence through relationships of its nobles. Personally, Wyman believed that his father had finally realized how badly Walder had been treating him and sent him away in order to protect him, though his conclusion is more than likely wrong due to how unpredictable and savage that the Freys thought the Reeds were.

During his warding at Greywater Watch, Wyman would grow fond of his new family, noting that the hate between the families was unfounded and illogical. Wyman cowed to himself that he would do what he was sent to do: He would better relations between the two rival families, and if he became lord, then he would go even further with his goals of bringing the two houses together. Though while he was still a child, he became ever so interested in lessons, marveling at how Greywater Watch could float and moved around unlike any other keep. Most importantly, Wyman grew fond of Jojen, the heir to House Reed, becoming close friends with him during the time, with him becoming the brother he wished to have during his time at The Twins. Throughout the following years, he would continue to love his family even more than his true family at The Twins.

the early months of 128 AC Lord Wilton Frey died under suspicious conditions, occurring soon after a dispute between Wilton and Walder and ending with a sword having been shoved through Wilton's heart. There wasn't too much evidence of who the murderer was, but some speculated that Walder was to be blamed, an ever increasing thought as the days became harder and Walder's reign became harsher until something had to be done. After being asked to come back to The Twins by a few of the household guard of House Frey, Wyman would journey back to his former home. Upon his arrival, Wyman was told of the suspicions and on the same night had Walder arrested under the pretense of Kinslaying and the breaking of Guest Right. The next morning, Wyman would have his revenge for the multiple years of pain that Walder had caused him, sending his brother to The Wall as to not become a Kinslayer himself by killing his brother. Following Walder being forced to take the black, Wyman became the new Lord of The Crossing.

## Family

* Wilton Frey, d. 128 AC
* m. Catelyn Mallister
	+ Walder Frey
	+ Wyman Frey
	+ Jeyne Frey
* Warryn Mallister, cousin and Lord of Seagard

## Meta

**Attribute**: Diligent

**Skills**: Commerce; Civil Engineering; Finances; Naval Engineering

**Mastery**: Architect