Game of Thrones: Overlord of the Deep Sea

Chapter 124 The Poor North

The main purpose of Jack coming to Westeros this time is to solve the trouble of Jon Snow.

In fact, according to Jack's own thinking, the easiest way is to kill Jon directly.

But Dany also thought about the blood relationship between the two, and wanted Jon to stay in the position of the night watchman forever.

Joining the Night's Watch would disinherit Jon, as long as it didn't threaten her succession.

But there is also Melisandre in Westeros, who resurrected Jon in the American TV series, and just fulfilled the oath of the Night Watchman, which will last until death.

Jack promised Daenerys not to kill Jon Snow, but he didn't promise to protect Jon Snow.

Although the original book is not over yet, Jon's performance in the American drama is not satisfactory, and so is Tyrion.

Regardless of whether the two were forcibly lowered by the screenwriter or had selfish intentions, he would not allow any accidents to happen.

Jack wants to kill Jon, but needs a different approach.

He doesn't allow any possibility of threatening Daenerys' throne.

Because the child in Daenerys' womb is his.

Daenerys sitting on the Iron Throne is equivalent to his heir sitting on the Iron Throne and becoming the King of the Seven Kingdoms.

This is of great help to the subsequent annexation of Westeros.

So Jack is going to change his identity and help Jon Snow to be the commander of the night watchman.

Then the identity of Jon Snow was announced.

Finally spread rumors in King's Landing:

Jon has regained his identity as Aegon Targaryen,

And has reached an alliance with his aunt Daenerys Targaryen.

Preparing to claim kingship in the North as the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, responders gathered.

Rumors, especially in such a society with inefficient information transmission, are very lethal.

In this way, without Jack doing it himself, the Iron Throne of the Lion House will do everything possible to kill Jon.

The simple and untechnical borrowing knife murder scheme is still an overt conspiracy.

But because the current situation of the Iron Throne is on thin ice, Tywin will do everything possible to stabilize the throne.

It doesn't matter if Jon is not killed in the end, because Jon's identity has been exposed, and it was exposed during the night watchman period.

This means that Jon will stay in Castle Black for the rest of his life like Maester Aemon.

Maester Aemon was the third "Aemon Targaryen" in history, the third son of Maekar I.

His grandfather, Daeron II, named him after his great-uncle, Daeron's uncle, Prince Aemon the Dragon Rider.

At that time, King Daeron II had four grown sons, three of whom had children of their own.

He felt it was dangerous to have too many potential heirs to the Targaryen throne, and sent Aemon to the Citadel.

Aemon forges his necklace and earns the title of Maester Aemon.

He served an unidentified lord until his father, then King Maekar I, summoned him to court to serve the Iron Throne.

He felt that he might replace the Grand Maester in the Conclave, so he chose to serve at the residence of his elder brother, Prince Daeron.

After Daeron's death, Maester Aemon's whereabouts were unknown until King Maekar I died in battle in Starsaw City.

In 233 AC, Brynden Rivers, Hand of the King, presided over the Great Council to choose a new king, and Aemon was recalled to court.

He was quietly offered the kingship, but he declined, ceding the reign of the kingdom to his younger brother, Aegon.

Afterwards, he chose to go to the Great Wall to join the Night's Watch to prevent him from being plotted to usurp his brother's throne.

King Aegon emptied the dungeon and provided a group of 200 "honor guards" for his journey, and went with Aemon to the Great Wall to read the oath of the Night's Watch.

This includes Blood Raven and his personal bodyguard, the Raventooth Guard.

Also, Aegon sent his Kingsguard, Ser Duncan the Tall, to escort them all the way.

During his service at the Great Wall, Aemon read and sorted out the vast collection of books on the Great Wall.

In a letter he sent to the Citadel, he mentioned the records made by a ranger named Redwyne in the time of King Doron Stark.

The records describe the journey of Redwyne and his party from the Shadow Tower all the way to Desolation Point on the Frozen Coast.

The Redwyne claim they fought giants and even traded with the Children of the Forest.

Aemon said in his letter that he had found many similar records in Castle Black's collection, and these documents should be credible.

Rhaegar Targaryen sometimes communicated with his great-uncle via crows.

Aemon claims that every man in the Night's Watch has been tested at least once for their loyalty to the oath.

Aemon said he was tested three times, the hardest of which was hearing the news of the fall of House Targaryen in the War of the Usurper.

At the beginning, he used this to persuade Jon not to go south to help his brother Robb Stark.

If Jon Snow really returned to Robb Stark at that time, there is a high probability that he would be sent back to the Great Wall by the upright Robb, or he would die in the Scarlet Wedding.

And Jack needs to be optimistic about the bug of the red robe woman, just don't let her revive Jon.

Jack sighed, if only Daenerys was hotter.

Jack directly flew the dragon to ride his face. He didn't believe that Melisandre could revive Jon after Kraxhu turned Jon into excrement.

But if Dany does this, then she is not the mother of dragons in other people's hearts.

Dani has done many good things with kindness, but as long as she does one bad thing, people will selectively forget the good things she did, and instead say that she is the "mad king" alive.

The cruelty of the "mad king" has been engraved in everyone's hearts.

"Mad King" has also become synonymous with cruelty, and is used to describe all brutal nobles.

The Neptune left in a hurry after resupplying at White Harbor, and now the Neptune is not safe anywhere except constantly moving at sea.

Jack rides the dragon one step ahead, and the Neptune will wait for him near East Watch in Seal Bay.

And Ge and others stayed on the Neptune to guard Myrcella, this is a very important person, as long as Myrcella Baratheon survives, sooner or later she will become the key to the Stormlands.

Just like Sansa Stark now, she is the key to the North in everyone's eyes.

Kraxhu's flight speed is very fast, basically it only takes one day to cross the northern border.

In the evening, Jack landed near the Last Hearth of the Umber family.

After leaving Kraxhu to hunt for food in the Wolfwood alone, Jack entered the Hearth City alone.

Fortunately, Jack dyed his hair black with dye when the Neptune left.

Otherwise, with Jack's silver hair and purple eyes, combined with the recent messages from the Seven Kingdoms, then Jack would have stuck his ID card on his face.

But after entering the city, Jack found that he seemed to be thinking too much, and no one was talking about the return of Targaryen.

Even after Jack took the initiative to ask, he found that many people didn't know.

Jack soon realized that he had overestimated the speed at which news from the Seven Kingdoms was spreading.

Even if there were ravens, the news would not spread so quickly, not to mention that the ravens were all in the hands of the nobles.

Not to mention civilians, it is estimated that they will not know about this until Daenerys calls back.

Moreover, the barrenness of the northern border was far beyond Jack's imagination. The roads were uneven, and there were feces and garbage everywhere.

Everyone Jack saw looked like refugees.

Not to mention comparing with the people on Neptune Island, even Astapor, colonized by Atlantis, is in a better situation than this.

The poverty in the northern border is really not covered.

Even the prostitutes on the side of the road are so dirty, it feels like their hair is in strands.

If all the hair on her body was like this, Jack really didn't know what to do with the guests.

Of course, if the price is also very cheap, then just pretend he didn't say anything.

(End of this chapter)