Game of Thrones: Overlord of the Deep Sea

Chapter 110 Westeros conspicuous bag

Three days passed in a flash.

Sunspear, the castle of the Martell family, is the capital of Dorne.

It is located north of the Green Blood River, on the southeast coast of Westeros, surrounded by sea on three sides.

The Prince of Dorne's private residence, Falling Gardens, is on the beach three leagues west of Sunspear, separated by a coastal road.

On this day, a huge ship of more than 60 meters approached the pier of Sunspear City.

Countless businessmen and workers who were busy at the pier stopped to watch the huge ship.

Among them, some merchants who traveled far and wide recognized the Sea Emperor at a glance.

"This is the Neptune! Why did the Neptune come to Dorne?" a thin businessman said in shock.

"Neptune, is that the name of this ship?" Businessmen and porters who didn't know it asked one after another.

A sense of superiority was suddenly born in the lean businessman's heart, he chuckled, and then said complacently:

"The Neptune is the exclusive car of the Atlantis Neptune, and it is said that the Neptune travels on the Neptune.

Moreover, there were never guards on the Neptune, except for the necessary sailors and nine imperial guards, all of them were young and beautiful maids.

The interior of the Sea Emperor is very luxurious, it is said that it is completely a moving palace on the sea, and there are rare treasures dedicated to the Sea Emperor everywhere. "

After listening to the lean businessman's introduction, someone immediately asked:

"You're not lying, are you? There are no guards on board, and there are no clippers to follow. How can the Sea Emperor guarantee his safety?"

Speaking of this skinny businessman, he came to his senses, "That's because you have never seen the world, and the Emperor of the Sea can command"

Before he could finish his sentence, he saw a four to five meter red flag suddenly appearing on the bow of the Neptune, which was docked.

Before everyone could react, there was a muffled roar, and only then did everyone see clearly.

What kind of flag is that, it is clearly a red giant dragon.

Even though they had never seen a giant dragon in their entire life, they knew it was a giant dragon when they first saw Kraxiu.

There was a commotion in the crowd, and a large number of people started running towards Sunspear City.

Standing in the crowd, the lean man was in the crowd against the current, and suddenly there was an unstoppable sense of nobility.

Then his eyes flashed, and after observing that there were no clippers following the Neptune, a bold idea came to him.

He wants to take this opportunity to become the Sea Emperor's man!
Even though there was a chance that he would be killed by the Sea Emperor's guards to feed the fish, he still had to take a gamble.

And I heard that the Sea Emperor was very close to the people when he was Prime Minister of Meereen, so he wouldn't kill him directly, right?

At this time, Jack on the deck whistled softly, and Corax immediately shrank back obediently.

Jack then disembarked with Kraxhue and the Imperial Guard.

He wasn't in a hurry to get into the city, and although Westeros had guest rights, Jack didn't want to go into Sunspear either.

After all, the guest rights are just a decoration. Although it is binding on most nobles, there are also Freys.

Although Jack has confidence in the credibility of the Martell family, he has no foundation in Westeros and does not bring many guards.

As the saying goes, a gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall, so Jack can't make trouble for himself.

Everything he knew about the Martell family came from film and television novels, and it was too reckless to enter Sunspear City rashly.

So Jack looked at Sunspear at the pier while waiting for the Martell family.

There's a dragon on the docks, and Doran Martell will surely send someone to check.

At this time, Jack was looking at Sunspear, and I have to say that since the Rhoynar came here, Dorne has indeed undergone many changes.

Sunspear was built of tan dirt and straw.

It sits on the easternmost tip of a small sandy peninsula, surrounded on three sides by the sea.It is next to Shadow City to the west.

The triple curved wall surrounds the castle and winds its way through the Shadow City.

The triple gates arranged in sequence provide convenient access to the inner city.

Visitors can walk directly through the triple curved wall to reach the Palais Vecchio without having to walk miles and circle the labyrinthine town.

From the Old Palace rose the Tower of the Spear and the Tower of the Sun, marking respectively the Spear of Martell and the Sun of Rhoynar.

The dun sandship was originally the family castle of the Martell family before Nymeria landed in Dorne, and now it is part of Sunspear.

Its shape resembles a large sailing ship that was washed ashore and turned into stone, so it is called Sand Ship Castle.

To the west, the Shadow City stretched westward in the shadow of Sunspear's great curved walls.

Adobe shops and windowless huts cling to the city below, while stables, inns, taverns, and brothels lie further west, some with their own walls.The new house is attached under the neighbor's wall.

Repeatedly, year after year, Shadow City has the current scale.

Though the Dornishmen called it a city, it was no more than a small town, a strange, dirty, ugly town.

The narrow streets and alleys in the city are intricate, like a maze.

The bazaar sells spices from Dorne and farther east in the world.

Typical of Dorne, houses made of adobe bricks keep cool even in the scorching sun.

The triple curved wall was built about 700 years ago.

A total of three walls surrounded Sunspear and meandered through Shadow City, forming a defensive partition wall.

Even the bravest enemies will be disoriented by them.

It is worth mentioning that there are also triple gates, which are guarded by heavy soldiers and arranged in sequence, providing a convenient way to reach the inner city.

Visitors can walk directly through the triple curved wall to reach the Palais Vecchio without having to walk miles and circle the labyrinthine town.

In addition, there are famous buildings such as the Old Palace, the Spear Tower, the Sun Tower, and Sandboat Castle.

Spear Tower: The slender spear tower reaches a height of 150 feet, topped by a gilded iron spike, adding another thirty feet to the tower.

The Spear Tower represents the spears of House Martell.

Tower of the Sun:
The fortified Tower of the Sun has golden vaults and leaded glass.

Beneath the vault is the Throne Hall, a circular room with thick windows and stained glass.

The floors are of pale marble.

There are two almost identical seats on the high platform in the throne room, one of which has the golden gun logo of the Martell family on the back of the chair, and the other has the sunburst pattern of Rhoyna on the back of the chair.

As for the Old Palace and Sandboat Castle, there is no ornamental value, but more of commemorative and symbolic significance.

No matter in Jack's impression or in the history of the Seven Kingdoms, Dawn has always been a blindfold.

When Aerys II visited Sunspear, he also proposed a wonderful idea to the princess of Dorne at that time—by digging underground canals under the Crimson Mountains, diverting the abundant water resources of the rainforest to the south to irrigate the deserts of Dorne.

Jack had to sigh with emotion, Aerys II is so smart, he thought of the North Water Diversion Project!
At the same time, Dorn also had frequent conflicts with the Tyrell family on the border. The two border grievances had a long history, but full-scale wars rarely broke out.

(End of this chapter)