Game of Thrones: Winter Dragon Lord

Chapter 196 Dragon Certification
"God damn bastard, he doesn't trust us at all."

In the dark tower, with dim candles flickering, he abruptly placed the wine glass on the round table.

There were three people sitting in the room. The coat of arms of spruce and white crescent could be seen engraved on the sleeveless leather vest. Those who were familiar with the coat of arms of the nobles would naturally recognize that they were the well-known nobles in the Stormlands, "Fell House of Fallwood City".

Lord Heywood Fell was in his thirties, with thick hair, a bushy beard, and a loyal and elegant voice, but at this time he was full of anger, just like his eyes, like the flames on the banner of the former King Stannis The momentum is raging.

Sitting with him were Sir "Oakley Cullen" of Nightsong City and Sir "Sebastian Errol" of Hay Hall. They respectively responded to the call of Storm's End on behalf of their own families.

"Be careful, Heywood. No matter how you say it, he is also our lord." Sir Sebastian said. He once led the left-wing army of Storm's End in the Battle of the Rainforest. For the young Prince Regent, His Royal Highness was against the war. He admired the timing.

"My knees will only fall to Baratheon. If he can't bring Her Royal Highness back, then don't expect me to follow any instructions from him." Earl Heywood told him quite defiantly.

"There will be no eunuch's little bird here," said Sir Oakley of Nightsong. "I think it's not just Lord Heywood's opinion. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent doesn't seem to take us seriously, although the raven brings The words in the request letter to us are sincere, but judging from the prince’s performance, his trust in us is not even as good as those serfs.” In his view, the summoning order issued by Storm’s End was to ask the lords for help.

The serfs were naturally talking about the regiments scattered around the castle. As temporary recruits, these people have never been valued by the lord, but now His Excellency the Prince Regent is very fond of these people. In their cognition, knights are The main force that changes the battlefield.

"He'd better give me a reasonable explanation, otherwise I will lead the knights back to Fallen Wood City." As a vassal, he couldn't go out with the lord, which was a great shame to Heywood.

"Maybe our prince wants to follow the example of the merchants in Slave Bay and train an army of serfs." Oakley Cullen's expression was slightly playful.

"Eunuchs without birds will scare those Dothrakis with dry horses." Heywood snorted coldly.

"That said, our Princess Targaryen is not feeling well." Sir Oakley said in a joking tone, he took out a letter, and called Heywood Fell and Sebastian Errol This, of course, is not simply chatting and drinking.

"This is a letter I got by accident." He opened the envelope, and the Martell sun on the sealing wax was extremely eye-catching. This was a letter sent from Dorne.

Heywood and Sebastian circulated letters to each other, and the content of the letter was not surprising, it was just that Princess Dorne was going to visit Storm's End.

"Why did the Dornish come to Storm's End?" Heywood asked. The nobles in the Stormlands have never liked to see the descendants of the Rhoynar, especially the nobles on the frontier, who have blood feuds with the Dornish for generations. .

"I have received some news." Oakley's voice was low and low, "Our Prince seems to have reached some agreement with the Dornish people, preparing to let the Dothraki on the other side of the sea land from the Stormlands."

"Let those Dothraki into the stormlands? This is crazy!" Sebastian said in shock.

"Impossible, unless he's crazy, even if the mad king is reborn, he won't do such crazy things." Earl Heywood couldn't imagine what would happen if those barbarians entered the storm.

Although the Stormlands is not the richest land in the Seven Kingdoms, compared to the barren northern border, it is definitely considered rich, even though the war caused the Stormlands to suffer a lot of damage.

The evil deeds of the Dothraki are known to everyone from the Sunset Sea to the Free Cities. In some bard stories, these barbarians are even comparable to the White Walkers. No one is left alive.

The faces of the three are all a little stiff, which is not good news for them. The Stormland is the basic base of their family, and no one wants some uncertain factors to appear here, let alone those notorious Doss Lak people.

"Think about those guys in the imperial forest." Oakley reminded them that recently there have been frequent conflicts between the freemen who were placed in the imperial forest and the various station regiments scattered around. Thinking of the prince regent who directly gave the imperial forest to the wildlings, their expressions more dignified.

Cole is leading the ship on the unknown sea, guided by Caesar, they are far away from the coast, and they are heading south at high speed with sufficient supplies.

During the period, they also discovered some islands on the sea. Cole did not let anyone venture into them, but just looked down at the panorama from the sky through Caesar.

The "White Bird" is a newly built two-masted battleship in the stormy land, equipped with 120 oarsmen, and can also march by manpower in the case of headwinds. From the East China Sea to Storm's End, it spans almost half of Westeros. On the mainland, sailing at the fastest speed of the Shiratori would take at least a week or two.

For those who suffer from seasickness, this will be a disastrous trip. Mance's little wildling prince and wildling princess Val are on this list. Taking them southward together is a way to restrain the king beyond the wall, and it is also a way to deal with their disguised protection.

Even if the Wildling King reconciles with Stark in the end, he will not be of one mind with the northerners, considering his son.

Cole has no good plan to deal with the north. No one knows when the White Walkers will come, and whether the Great Wall can stop them.

The dragon’s ability to avoid danger made Caesar feel the danger beyond the Great Wall. This ability is not unusual for these strange creatures. In the Scarlet Wedding, the direwolf Gray Wind was able to detect the danger in advance. Later, when the Night's Watch betrayed Jon Snow, Ghost also showed abnormalities.

Selfishness accounted for half of this trip to the north. It wasn't smooth, but he wouldn't regret it either.

Tywin Lannister was assassinated and died, which was indeed beyond Cole's expectation. He thought of Varys the first moment he got the letter. conjecture.

He may be a descendant of the black fire. After all, Varys said that some of his things were cut off by the wizard to sacrifice blood magic. From the blood magic, Cole only knows the red robe girl Melisandre Used with Mirri Maz Duur who wanted to entrap Daenerys.

From the details, it seems that every use of blood magic is connected with the blood of Targaryen, whether the original Stannis used his own blood to summon the shadow killer to kill Renly and Cortnay Penros, or The blood of Edric Storm, Robert's illegitimate son, cursed the three "false kings", even if the blood witch resurrected the horse king with Dragon Mother's son.

These people have more or less Targaryen genes in their blood.

So, if Varys can make blood magic work, then he probably has the blood of the dragon.

Of course, this is just speculation. If Varys is a descendant of the Blackfyre, all he wants is for his lineage to ascend to the throne, then the "Little Griffin" he wants to support is likely to be Blackfyre. The descendants of Huo, as for whether he is the son of Illyrio, the governor of Pentos, Cole doesn't know.

He only knew that now he was the real Aegon Targaryen, certified by the dragon and endorsed by the royal family.

(End of this chapter)