Game of Thrones: Overlord of the Deep Sea

Chapter 204 The Last Guarantee

After finalizing the employment relationship with Bronn, Jaime found Podrick again.

This silly boy is very loyal to Tyrion and admires him very much.

While Tyrion was imprisoned, Podrick was the only remaining supporter when he was acting Prime Minister.

In the very beginning, when Cersei Lannister was the most angry, if Podrick hadn't often brought food to Tyrion, perhaps Tyrion wouldn't have been able to survive until now.

After some persuasion from James, Podrick firmly stated that he would join the Night's Watch and always protect Lord Tyrion.

James was extremely satisfied. With Podrick's protection, life in the Night's Watch wouldn't be so difficult.

What's more, with his brother's knowledge, James felt that the Night Watch Commander would not let him do anything involving combat.

However, this trip to the Great Wall is extremely dangerous. Not only does he have to deal with the pursuit of his sister Cersei, but he also has to deal with various unknown reactions from the Poseidon family.

So James needs another insurance, which is also the strongest insurance.

"So you want me to protect your brother on the way north?" Brienne looked at Jaime quietly.

James looked at the two-meter-tall woman in front of him and nodded firmly.

"This is a dangerous place. I don't trust Bronn and Podrick alone. That's why I came to find you."

Brienne nodded, "No problem, I will protect your brother."

Hearing this, Jaime smiled, knowing that Brienne would not refuse his request.

Brienne may be the only person in Westeros with perfect chivalry, but she's a woman.

And Brienne is preparing to set off north. She must fulfill her oath. She will go to the north to find members of the Stark family and then protect them.

She couldn't just watch the Stark family being slaughtered by the Poseidon family!
Jack only weakened the power of the Stark family. As a result, the Iron Throne spread the news that he was ready to kill all the members of the Stark family.

This is also their usual tactic, to propagate their enemies to do all kinds of evil.

The farmers, who have no ability to think at all, will only follow their own leadership and become angry, but they have no idea what is happening.

Suddenly remembering something, James stood up and came to a table, picking up the long sword placed on it.

"You are the perfect knight, and this mission is so dangerous, this is for you."

Brienne took the sword handed over by James and pulled out one-third of the sword with a slight exertion.

A cold air hit her face, and Brienne was suddenly startled, and asked in disbelief: "Is this?"

"The Valyrian steel sword, a sword deserves a hero, you deserve it." James smiled.

"This is too expensive for me."

Brienne tried to resist, but was interrupted by Jaime. "No, no, no, compared with my life and my brother's life, this is not precious at all. A good sword can make my brother safer.

Now give it a name. Every Valyrian steel sword can be immortal for thousands of years. A famous sword passed down from generation to generation needs a resounding name to complement the original sword holder. "

In the end, Brienne accepted the Valyrian steel sword and named it the Oathkeeper.

The Oath-Keeping Sword means keeping a promise, just like Renly Baratheon and Catelyn Tully whom she swore to protect.

However, none of the people she swore to protect seemed to have a happy ending. Renly was assassinated in front of her, and Catelyn also died at the Red Wedding.

Thinking of this, Brienne felt sad. Is it possible that she was not destined to be a knight?

But she clearly abides by the knight's oath strictly and trains hard all the time.

Just because she is a woman?
This is not fair!

Seemingly reading Brienne's thoughts, James patted Brienne on the shoulder and comforted:

"Don't think too much. You are very good. I will send someone to notify you when my brother goes north. Thank you for your hard work!"

Brienne nodded to express her understanding, and then stood there, watching Jaime's leaving figure intently.

Meanwhile, Winterfell.

Jack feels that the development of the North is on the right track, and the next step is to develop steadily.

However, during this period, Jack was not idle. He sent a large number of informants to the south to collect information.

After learning that Tyrion was about to be tried, Jack resisted the idea of ​​going to the Eagle's Nest and Highgarden alone.

His appearance changed the original timeline, and the Three-Eyed Crow, who was suspected of trying to modify the timeline, was almost bitten to death by Poseidon.

So Jack is not sure whether Tywin Lannister will die in the hut, leaving behind the widely circulated phrase "the lion's stone chamber wipes the shit and the arrow dies and the lion loses power".

If he doesn't die, it will still be difficult for Jack to conquer Westeros.

After all, the old lion's methods were enough to convince and integrate the army of the southern nobles to confront Jack.

Facing an army of 10,000+, even if the three brothers Colakhu and Drogon went into battle together, it would still take some effort.

But it would be easier if the old lion died.

The Lannister family without Tywin is like a lion without its brains and teeth.

It would be better when Cersei came to power, and the lion not only lost its teeth, but even its claws.

Even when the time comes, Jack feels that as long as he assassinates Kevan and then makes a few operations, the West will be able to start fighting with Highgarden under the command of Cersei.

(End of this chapter)