Game of Thrones: Royal Game

Chapter 192 Slave Cognition Lesson

"Get my boat back?" Kou Lu was a little surprised when he heard Ian's order, "It's impossible, my lord." He then explained, "I sold my boat three months ago and dismissed all crew."

"What about the money you got for selling the boat?"

"It was all distributed to my crew as severance pay."

It's really a bit of a loophole. Ian twitched the corners of his mouth, and asked with the last sliver of hope: "Then can you find some trustworthy subordinates now?"

"Maybe? I don't know," Koulu shook his head. "Most of them should have gone to find work on other ships. Maybe there are still some people left in Tyroshi. I'll have to look around to find out."

"We will stay in Tylosi for up to three days. During this period, try to recruit the trustworthy old troops you find." Ian ordered, "At the same time, help me find a large sailboat with more than [-] oars. I want to buy it. Come down, I will let Darren do it with you later."

"Yes, my lord." Kou Lu led the order.

Afterwards, Ian left the inn with his people and went to a lust garden to buy a batch of slaves promised to Bronn and the others.

After thinking about it and realizing that he had nothing else to do in Tylosi, Ian returned to the boat.

Seeing Ian come back with a group of slaves, the sailors who were forbidden to disembark were in an uproar. Ian could see that many of them were suppressing great dissatisfaction.

But when Ian announced that these slaves were bought for them all, all the dissatisfaction and anger turned into cheers of long live.

Amid the cheers, Ian walked to the empty deck on the other side, waiting to see how Daenerys would react.

"Say," Celia followed Ian all the time, and spoke only when she was sure that no one else could hear her, "explore James and Cersei's adultery in advance. For players who do this What good will it do?"

"Didn't Robert declare war on the Westlands? If Robert doesn't die, his two younger brothers won't make trouble. Littlefinger won't dare to provoke Lysa Tully to refuse the king's call. Casterly Rock is powerless to resist the forces from the Six Kingdoms." Attack," Ian said after thinking for a while, "and if Lannister falls, there will be many castles in the west. If the player joins Robert's side and joins the battle, he may get one."

"That's not enough," Celia shook her head, "Even if they get a castle in the western region, when the source of chaos of the Lannister family is pulled out, it will be difficult for the whole of Westeros to fall into a big melee. What storms can they stir up in peacetime with a small castle?"

"Unless." Ian thought for a while, "What they want is Casterly Rock?"

"How is this possible? In a war that must be won, they simply cannot make such great achievements. Even if they could, in Westeros, which only treats blood, the Seven Kingdoms would not agree to let the nouveau riche take To Casterly Rock."

"Who am I?" Ian asked.

"Ian Darry." Celia understood what Ian meant.

"My family has a history of 6000 years, so why can't they create a bloodline of [-] years for themselves?

Besides, even if there is no blood, players can always find other ways... Wasn't the Lannister family themselves thieves back then? "Ian said, and sighed again, "It's just that I didn't expect their movements to be so fast. The time is getting tighter and tighter. "

"This is the advantage of the player alliance. They can do several things at the same time, so as to complete a plan that is far more complicated than a single operation," Celia said in a low voice. "Moreover, players cooperate with each other to complete tasks. Easier."

"By the way, do you know how we broke the game when we first started?" Celia started talking.

"How could I know?" Ian held back and didn't roll his eyes, but this did arouse his curiosity. He broke the game by winning the first blood, which also laid the foundation for him to become the top brother.

But until the end of the trip to Pentos, I didn't gain some kind of decisive advantage compared with other players, so how did the other players with the best development get up?
"I didn't want you to answer either." Celia sneered, and then told her story, "I still remember that when we first started, we were almost helpless in the face of difficult main quests.

Such a main task is almost impossible for us who basically have nothing to complete in a short time.But when we got together to discuss ways to break the game, we suddenly thought of a way to get stuck in a bug.”

As expected of a player, the first thing he thinks about when encountering a mission is how to get stuck with bug Ian.

"Because Gini Taime started as a merchant, he had a fund of 100 gold dragons at the beginning, and one of the three missions of my mercenary teammate was to rob 100 gold dragons."

"So you let him rob Gini Taime?" Ian was a little bit dumbfounded, isn't this a mission planned and deliberately given to allied players?

"Yes, just like that, the mercenary got three points for the main task, and after lent me and Gini Taime one point each, the three of us basically guaranteed that we would not fall into the last few places in the first month , and then started to let go and try to get closer to Daenerys."

"Are you implying that I will give you greater authority?" Ian raised his eyebrows.

"I'm hoping you will give me more trust."

"Within Daju's vision, I trust you unconditionally, dear." Ian said, reaching out and pinching Celia's face.

"Daenerys is behind you." Celia showed a sly smile, and Ian's hands froze.

"Who was the one who said 'everything on this ship is mine' before? Don't be cowardly. Woohoo." What Celia never expected was that Ian was so arrogant that he knew Daenerys Si kissed herself with her back behind her.

"Lord Darry?" Ian didn't let Celia go until Daenerys called out.

"Oh, Your Majesty, why are you here?" Ian turned around naturally and saluted the queen.

"I" Daenerys originally came to find Ian about the slaves on the ship, but seeing this scene inexplicably, she was immediately upset, and even forgot what she had planned to say.

"Do you have any orders?"

It wasn't until Ian asked again that Daenerys remembered her reason for coming, and asked, "I heard you just bought a batch of bed slaves on board?"

"Life at sea is boring and boring. In order to keep the secret of the dragon, I prohibited all sailors from disembarking, so I promised to find some entertainment for them, which can effectively avoid mutiny and riots." Ian deliberately exaggerated the slaves role.

"This" Daenerys really fell into hesitation.

Ian's prediction was right. Daenerys was used to the existence of slaves when she was wandering in the Free Trade City. The reason why she wanted to negotiate with Ian was because she was now a slave in her own name. Queen (of course, there is no 'in name' in her mind), the kindness of her nature makes her want to do something for these slaves.

But when Ian said the two serious words of mutiny and riot, she immediately retreated in her heart.

(End of this chapter)