It was a good suggestion if the envoy was speaking the truth, but Cersei could never afford to accept it. She longed to see Myrcella, to hug and spoil her, yet that would mean that Tommen's future rule would be fraught with danger and difficulty. But, despite the envoy's confidence, she doubted that the Northerners could deal with the Targaryens or their dragons. And Aegon's days were numbered; she had seen to it. Daenerys would follow soon enough. It seemed that Cersei had to recover her daughter in some other way.