Game of Thrones: The Strongest Guoguang

Chapter 62 The Blasphemy of Black Hearted Heron

At this moment, Rhaenyla couldn't let go of the curse of Harrenhal, so she came to the library in the Red Castle to read the precious materials of the royal family over the years.

There are a large number of secret histories written in Valyrian script and common script in the Red Castle. Rhaenyla once took a notebook of Brother Bath here at the beginning.

It's a pity that such a library has been burned in the hands of a Targaryen named "Holy Baelor" after Rhaenyla.

St. Baelor burned all the materials handed down from the time of Aegon the Conqueror, such as the Valyrian language, Brother Bath's notes, the origin of dragons, etc., and the inheritance was cut off.During the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms, only in the school city of Old Town, you might still be able to see some of these secret histories.

"Harrenhal... found!"

The curse of Harrenhal is actually related to Targaryen. Balerion once burned it like a white field. For the first time, the majesty of the Dragon King made the nobles of Westeros dare not rebel.

On the map, Harrenhal is located next to the Isle of Thousand Faces and God's Eye Lake like the center of the entire Westeros.

It is also the largest fortress in all of Westeros!none of them!

After the last owner, the tyrant "Black Heart" Heron, built the fortress for 40 years, during which countless people died to accumulate the high walls of the fortress. Heron was an ironborn, and he called himself the "king of the Iron Islands and the land between the rivers." "

During Aegon the Dragon's war of conquest, the princes of the Three Rivers headed by Earl Tully turned to Targaryen one after another because they were not satisfied with the tyrannical rule of Harren the Black.

The black-hearted Heron insisted that he was strong, refused to surrender, and hid in the city wall on the grounds that "stones will not burn", and did not pay attention to the dragon.

However, stones can't burn, but wood, food and people can, and Balerion's dragon flame is so powerful that even stones can be burned.

While the Hall family was howling, they were turned into air by the black dragon flames of Balerion, and their weapons and castle were refined. At that time, the situation in Harrenhal seemed to have been hit by a precise nuclear weapon, and the glass solution was even burned out on the scene. Later, it condensed into a large piece of glass, hooping the entire castle together, like a huge black coal.

The technology of the Westeros was not capable of clearing such ruins, so the burnt Harrenhal remained there, just as it burned.

Later, the Stark family assembled the northern princes to fight the dragon army, but they went to Harrenhal, saw the tragic image of Harrenhal, and surrendered directly. That Stark was also called the "King of Surrender".

Until the War of the Five Kings later, people passing by could still feel the horror of Balerion from the ruins.

Black-hearted Helen and his descendants were all burned to death in the dragon flames, and the Hall family became extinct.

Beside this Harrenhal book, Rhaenyra also saw a note written by her ancestors in Valyrian:

"Vulnerable." From Aegon the Conqueror.

"Aegon won't let me join the battle." Rhaenys wrote at the end, and ticked off the words above with a playful tick.

"The Blasphemer." From Queen Visenya.

Rhaenyla continued to read, only to realize what Visenya meant.

But Visenya, as the last commenter, saw the words of the above two people...

Hall's city wall does have magical powers, but it doesn't know why it failed. This may be the reason why "Harron the Black" relies on it, rather than looking down on the dragon that can fly into the sky and breathe fire.

Aegon bestowed a vassal as a vassal of Harrenhal, but this subordinate was betrayed by the subjects because of abusing the power of the first night. The successor of Harren the Black Heart, Harren the Red Heart assassinated him.

This is also related to the issue of belief. Of course, the vassals are Valyrians rather than the ancestors. The people who do it may have the belief of the old gods.

Speaking of the ancestors, there is a very important basis in the book.In about 12000 years, when the ancestors landed in Westeros, the first king was called the ancestor king. This king of the ancestors was like the prophet Moses who led the Egyptians to escape. Moses led the people through the Red Sea, and the ancestor The king led the people through the Arm of Dorne and came to Westeros.

It is said that there is a curse in the tomb of the First King, and anyone who dares to compare with him will be extremely weak.

What Rhaenyra thought of was the families that occupied Harrenhal, did nothing bad, but somehow died out.

For example, there is a He'an family, but the daughter they married is very rich.

Visenya said that Harren the Black was blaspheming because he was so bold!
Where is Harrenhal located?Near Qianmian Islet, which was once the holy land of the old gods in ancient times.

And Harun the Black is different from other iron races. They don't advocate plundering, but encourage trade. Not only that, they also want to protect the church and merge the beliefs of the Seven Gods and the Drowned God.

What are they doing in the old holy place?In the river land, there is a nobleman who devoutly believes in the old gods, Blackwood.Their family had a huge weirwood, but after it died, it couldn't grow a new godswood.

But Black Hearted Harun can!As a follower of the Drowned God, he planted a huge weirwood in Harrenhal.

They also used the blood of babies mixed with mud and ashes to build walls, and also used ancient and barbaric blood sacrifices to please the gods, and sent their families to the Great Wall as night watchmen... The purpose is naturally to imitate the walls of the Great Wall and obtain magical abilities.

This is also why the black-hearted Harun is no longer afraid of Balerion's dragon flames!
However, the city wall failed in the end?Rhaenyra could guess as well.

Black-hearted Harren offended the old gods, the Drowned God, the Seven Gods, and the Targaryen who believed in the ancient Valyrian gods at that time.

And the King of the First Men!The ancestor king may also have some abilities, after all, he is the ancestor of the king of Westeros.

But Rhaenyla could no longer find any way to prevent or utilize the curse. In this regard, perhaps only the only Red God who had never offended Heron the Black Heart—the priest of R'hllor knew about this?
"I can only prevent man-made disasters from befalling the Strong family. I really can't help others, but if I get a way to eliminate the curse in the future, I can help them!"

The Strong family is loyal to the Iron Throne, (except Laris), so Rhaenyla can give it a hand.

"The best solution is to reseal him!" "Can I find a way to get Hightower there?" Rhaenyla wanted to plot against her opponent.

"However, it is very troublesome to change the clan land. Hightower has been in Old Town for many years, and he will never agree to it!"

"But other political opponents can try it. I didn't expect that I could really use the curse of Harrenhal?" Rhaenyla was a little shocked. She thought she had just found out a little bit about the real situation in this world, but she didn't expect that there was an extra weapon of law. Win Lannister has used it and said it is good.

While Rhaenila was thinking wildly, Lanal also received a secret letter from Tidehead Island.

From the secret letter, Lannaer took out two items, and then burst into a moving smile, "Now, I am more sure of taming Waghar!"

(End of this chapter)