Game of Thrones: Royal Game

Chapter 172 Pentos Rhapsody ([-])

"I will take 50 people with us to escort these two doubles out, and I will send them to the Red God Temple in the west of the city." Ian and his knights found the commander of the Unsullied, Blue Maggot, in the vestibule of the mansion.

"After that," he pointed at the tight-knit Targaryen brothers and sisters who were mixed among the servants, "you have to shrink the defenses of the mansion, and take all the Unsullied to protect my brothers and sisters back to the back mountain Remember, keep the king and princess safe."

"The mansion below." Lan Maggot looked puzzled.

"Nothing is as important as the safety of the king and princess! Follow my orders, otherwise, if something goes wrong, you are the only one to ask Governor Illyrio." Ian shrugged and showed the hawk body of Butler Mills to Blue Maggot Banshee Whip.

"Excuse me, where is Lord Steward Mills? Lord Illyrio has handed over the command to Lord Mills. I think we need to discuss this issue." Blue Maggot hesitated about this order.

"There is a new situation outside. Mr. Steward has gone to the Great Council to find the governor. Before he left, he handed over the whip to me. In short, because today's civil war will be extremely fierce, my opinion is to gather all the troops to guarantee What is your opinion on the safety of my brothers and sisters?"

"I..." Lan Maggot paused, "The villain understands, the Governor and Butler Mills trust you, and I am willing to obey your command."

The Unsullied Commander finally chose to follow Ian's advice. After all, Astapor only taught these eunuchs how to fight and obey, but did not teach them to think.

Afterwards, Blue Maggot ordered 50 Unsullied to Ian on the spot.

After Ian sent Celia and the fake Targaryen brothers and sisters in red robes to the carriage, he, Daeron, Case, Yada and others rode behind the carriage, accompanied by 50 Unsullied Leaving Illyrio's mansion.

Ian originally wanted to take these Unsullied away, after all, he got the whip.

But judging from the fact that the blue maggot still questioned his order after he showed the whip just now, the Unsullied in Illyrio obviously no longer regard the whip as the highest object of obedience, so he can only give up this plan .

The Unsullied only recognized the whip and ignored people only when Astapor was first sold. Once they were bought, as long as their new master gave them an order that they themselves were higher than the whip, they would become Cheng first recognizes the person and then the whip.

An example of irony is that when Daenerys liberated the Unsullied, she said that she would give them freedom and let them fight for her as free, and then she threw the whip, and the Unsullied still fought for her.

She thought the Unsullied fought for her because of her freedom, but no, the Unsullied had no idea what the word freedom meant, and the Unsullied fought for Daenerys simply because she was fighting against her with a whip. They ordered.

The translation of Daenerys's words into what the Unsullied can understand is: "This whip is no longer effective, you will only fight for me in the future", and then the Unsullied became the only person who recognized her.
As for freedom?I don't read much, so don't tell me those uncommon words that I don't understand.

"Go and tell the guards everywhere, let them all gather at the castle on the back mountain," Lan Maggot ordered to his adjutant after watching Ian and the others leave, and then he looked at another adjutant.

"You lead people to evacuate these servants to the castle on the mountain." Lan Maggot said, pointing to the group of servants where the tightly wrapped Targaryen brothers and sisters were.

This was Lord Darry's suggestion. In order to prevent the handyman and possible spies among the servants from discovering that the real king siblings had not left the mansion, he mixed them among the servants.

Lord Darry is wise indeed.

Not long after Blue Maggot and the others withdrew to the top of the mountain, Luo Er, who were still hiding in the mansion, came out of the hiding place and headed for Illyrio's treasure house.

He clearly remembered Ian's instructions to take gems and small pieces of art first, followed by gold.

Granted, when the Unsullied were more loyal to Illyrio himself than to the Whip of the Harpy, Ian couldn't take them away.

But from Illyrio's point of view, Ian was able to give them an order to retract their defenses back to the top of the mountain to create opportunities for Rohr to loot Illyrio's mansion.

"What does this mean?" Governor Gloro Tetrus was stunned, and immediately looked at Prince Cuiger questioningly, "What do you mean?"

"Isn't the meaning obvious? Governor Tetrus, you broke the law!" After seeing the friendly interaction between Governor Illyrio and His Royal Highness, the member of the Braavosi Party, Bidasini Sevasi, immediately said: Time sees through the truth.

His Royal Highness really formed an alliance with Governor Illyrio, just like the rumors!And today's parliament is to try the governor of Tetrus who illegally stationed troops and threatened to provoke civil war!

Jurisprudence expert Bidacini has long guessed this possibility. The number of troops gathered by the Tetrus family in the North City this time has exceeded the 'city guard quota' they previously purchased.
According to the law of Pentos, in this case, the parliament can declare a state of emergency for the city and declare the governor treasonous!
Although this law has not been used once in the entire history of Pentos, what does it matter?As long as the Braavos and Illyrio factions unite, there is no unwinnable vote on the Great Council!

"Glerello Tetrus! Your military strength in Pentos at this moment has far exceeded the number of city guards you legally possess, seriously endangering the freedom and safety of Pentos. Here, I would like to report to the Great Council Proposal to immediately control Governor Guerrero and initiate a trial against him!" After Bidacini Sevasi finished speaking, he looked at Prince Cuiger as if taking credit.

He clenched his fist lightly, and said silently in his heart: Quickly notice me!I guessed your plan!I am doing my best for you!I deserve your reuse!

Unexpectedly, Prince Cuiger just turned pale.

Trager himself has no real skills. The greatest achievement in his life is to meet a lucky thing and a bad luck thing.

The former was favored by Marian Frega, the daughter of the richest custodian of the Iron Bank at that time, and gave birth to a capable son, Hazan, while the latter was unfortunately selected by lottery as Pentos. the governor.

The entire plan this time was planned by his son Hazan, and his own task today was just to delay time.

Therefore, at this moment, Cui Ge was a little at a loss, because there was no new news from his son, and the situation in the parliament was completely out of control.

Almost all members of the Braavosi party and the Illyrio faction stood up at this moment, denouncing Governor Tetrus, while other neutral factions and fence-sitters saw the general situation, and began to add insult to injury one after another.

Trager could understand why this happened. After all, only a few people knew about their secret alliance with the Tetrus family against Illyrio. Even he himself was notified until today.

Neither Hazan nor Governor Tetrus notified each other of these allies in the council, because they knew that after their attack on the XC district, these allies would naturally vote on their side.

But now, these members of the Braavosi Party, after being guided by the rumors of 'Governor Illyrio and the Prince's alliance' and after listening to the angry speech made by Governor Tetrus just now, they naturally took Illyrio's statement As the prince's instructions.

Coupled with the fact that their ceremonial officer was bought by Illyrio, the alliance between themselves and Illyrio was confirmed in their eyes.

Cui Ge was aware of all this, but he had nothing to do, he had never been a person with methods, he could only anxiously wipe the cold sweat from his head on his seat.

Gradually, the quarrels in the venue converged into neat shouts.

"Judgment! Judgment!" shouted the MPs.

(End of this chapter)