Game of Thrones: The Red Dragon Lord.

Chapter 177: Meeting with Tyrion

Gavin nodded slightly and continued, "I will return to Dragonstone later. We will be back soon after dealing with things there. During this time, take statistics on all the warships, and send someone to Slaver's Bay to investigate the current situation of the Lord of Astapor, the number of Unsullied for sale, and the situation of the mercenaries there. Regardless of whether they have a mercenary contract or not, make a statistics for me."

After listening to this, Coben nodded and responded, "The situation of the warships has always been counted, and the intelligence has been investigated before. Although it is a bit outdated, I will sort it out and give it to you later."

Gavin smiled with relief and said, "Master Coburn, it seems that it was the right decision for me to send someone to find you. With your help, many things have become much simpler."

Koben showed a grateful look on his face and said respectfully, "Your Majesty, this is what I should do. I want to thank your Majesty for your help, otherwise I would still be wandering among the bandits. The best way to repay your help is for me to work hard for your Majesty."

Gavin stood up, patted Coben on the shoulder, and said, "Thank you for your hard work, Maester. I see all your efforts."

Then he walked out the door, the sunlight shining on him, outlining a determined figure.

Coben quickly said, "Thank you for your affirmation. The Stone Islands are looking forward to your and the Queen's early return." His eyes were full of respect as he watched Gavin's departing back until he disappeared outside the door.

Gavin had just returned to Dragonstone on his Blazing Shadow at lightning speed when he learned that Tyrion Lannister, the little devil, had come there.

In his previous life, he had great appreciation for the role of the little devil.

In the world of Game of Thrones, Tyrion is undoubtedly a tragic and extremely complex character.

Although he is a short dwarf, his wisdom and courage far surpass others. His leadership and political affairs handling abilities are even not inferior to his father Tywin.

Moreover, he always sticks to his bottom line in his actions.

Although Tyrion was born into a top noble family like the Lannister family, he was treated differently by his family because of his appearance.

Except for his brother James, everyone in the family, including his father, regarded him as a disgrace and hoped that he would die soon.

But even so, he still maintained an optimistic attitude, and even longed to inherit the Casterly Rock that should have belonged to him through his own performance.

Until Tyrion was brought to justice by his own father and betrayed by the woman he loved most,

He began to despair of the world and shouted out in anger: "My life is a trial for dwarfs."

Gavin knew that Tywin knew that Daenerys was on Dragonstone, but still ordered Tyrion to deliver the letter. This might be to give his second son a seemingly reasonable opportunity to die.

However, now that the little devil has fallen into Gavin's hands, he naturally will not let him go easily.

Gavin quickly dealt with the backlog of matters that had accumulated due to his absence for many days, and after a deep conversation with Daenerys, he immediately summoned the little devil imprisoned in the dungeon.

Dragonstone - Map Hall.

Inside the hall, Gavin sat high on the throne, staring at the little devil below with a cold look. The little devil Tyrion Lannister was brought up by the soldiers. He was disheveled and his hair was messy. It was obvious that he was not having a good time in the dungeon.

Tyrion still had that cynical smile on his face, but there was a hint of nervousness in his eyes.

This subtle change was keenly noticed by the observant Gavin.

It was obvious that he was still frightened by the close contact with Viserion before, and that cynical smile was just an effort to cover up.

Gavin thought to himself that fortunately the Daenerys he met was not driven by hatred.

Although she is somewhat disgusted with the little devil, Daenerys, who has not experienced betrayal, is still the kind girl. Otherwise, what will greet Tyrion may not be a mouthful of blazing dragon flame.

"Tell me, little devil, why did Tywin send you here?" Gavin's voice was low and majestic.

Seeing that Daenerys was not there, Tyrion took a deep breath, and his heart, which had been hanging in the air, was slightly relieved. The dragon was still fresh in his memory.

He spoke slowly, "Your Majesty, my father, Lord Tywin, hopes to reach a peace agreement with you. To make up for the mistakes made by King Robert, he is willing to give you Dragonstone on behalf of King Joffrey as compensation. In addition, the king hopes that you can send troops to the Stormlands and join forces with King's Landing to attack Renly Baratheon and his rebels. Once Renly is defeated, Storm's End and the Stormlands it belongs to will belong to you. Moreover, if you agree, the Lannister family will also send Queen Daenerys the head of the Mountain to show their sincerity in cooperation."

After hearing this, Gavin narrowed his eyes slightly.

Tywin is indeed a shrewd man. Now that Dragonstone has been occupied by Gavin, Tywin has no choice but to give it to him.

The destruction of the royal fleet and the heavy damage to the Lannister fleet increased the pressure on maritime defense dramatically.

Now, the army dared not even take a step beyond King's Landing, let alone retake Dragonstone.

As for the heads of Stormlands and the Mountain, it was just a delaying tactic by Tywin. This strategy was really poor and it was obviously just a try-and-see strategy. Gavin even guessed that Tywin didn't expect it to succeed.

Thinking of this, Gavin's interest in Tywin waned significantly, and he turned to the little devil and asked coldly: "Tyrion Lannister, as the queen's brother and the prime minister's son, I heard that when Tywin sent you here, he did not send any guards or servants, and you were thrown on the ship by force, right?"

Tyrion shrugged and said self-deprecatingly, "Your Majesty, this status and my nickname are probably my greatest achievements. You are also aware that the current situation in King's Landing is extremely complicated. Renly Baratheon has assembled an army of 40,000, posing a huge threat to King's Landing. But my father would rather find a reason to drive me out and keep me away from his sight than to solve the crisis in King's Landing."

Gavin sneered and said, "So Tywin is teasing me, asking me to take in his son and be responsible for his son's food and drink?"

Tyrion said hastily, "No... no... Your Majesty, based on my understanding of my father, if you agree to those conditions, his promise is indeed valid. Of course, if you do not agree, please let me, the messenger, go back and report it."

Gavin smiled mockingly and said, "Oh, really? Then should I accept his gift with gratitude? I am not the Mad King Aerys, and I dare not trust Tywin. What's more, I can send troops to get anything I want, such as the Dragonstone where you are standing now."

(End of this chapter)