The Lion's Den

Tywin returned to Casterly Rock after two moons of being away in King's Landing. He had gone there to attend the tourney for Tommen's name's day, . He had left his son Alan in charge of the Westerlands, trusting him to manage and protect his lands and people.

He was amazed by what he saw when he arrived. He could feel a change in the air, a change for the better. The people were happy and prosperous, enjoying the benefits of Alan's reforms and innovations. Lannisport was bustling with ships and traders, bringing wealth and goods from all over the world. The countryside was fertile and peaceful, producing abundant crops and livestock. The army was strong and loyal, equipped with the best weapons and armor.

He always knew his son was special, but this time even he was awe-struck and proud of him. He had done more in two moons than most lords did in a lifetime. He had made the Westerlands a shining example of progress and power. He had made the Lannisters a force to be reckoned with.

He arrived at the foot of Casterly Rock, where his son and his cousins were waiting for him. They greeted him warmly and respectfully

Tywin asked his son to meet him at the solar, where Alan proceeded to tell Tywin about how much money he has used for all his endeavour and also he had a conversation with his father, where Tywin told him about the game of thrones and how the Lannister family would play a role. Tywin said that the game of thrones which was a complex and ruthless struggle for power and survival among the noble houses of Westeros. He said that the Lannisters were one of the most powerful and influential houses, but also one of the most hated and envied. He said that they had many enemies and rivals who wanted to destroy them or take their place..