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@ElderGod-Carrots
Eurion crossed his arms over his chest, his signature scowl settling over his features even though there wasn't anything inherently wrong with what was going on in front of him. He couldn't help but be a tad worried about Vaemond. The way that Rhaenys had spoken to him, her look, he could only assume that her brother-in-law was troublesome as best. Dangerous at worst and somehow he figured that he would be leaning towards the latter for the assumption of what he was like. However he was gone, for now, and so the assassin turned his mind away from the other in favour of the woman on the throne.
Confusion only followed when he listened to her speak of Viserys. He could only assume it was the capital of some sort near by but he couldn't be sure. All of this new world malarky was starting to get on his nerves, especially when he didn't understand anything that was going on in the world that he now walked.
The assassin had already decided that he was going with Rhaenys and didn't need to speak it out loud. He doubted she would want to leave him here, anyways, considering he was the murderer of her husband and she needed answers. Because the Gods could visit while she was away, and she couldn't have that. Better to stay together to prevent any confusion.
He turned to Baela when she was introduced and bowed his head a fraction in greeting, "Eurion," He replied, "A pleasure to meet you, Baela."