Game of Thrones: The Red Dragon Lord.

Chapter 190 The Immaculate

Hearing Kairos' words, Gavin's eyes lit up. He looked up at Jalal and asked, "Is what Kairos said true?"

Jalal was also lost in thought. After a moment, he replied, "Your Majesty, such things have indeed happened. The most recent one was more than a hundred years ago, when a slave rebellion broke out outside the city of Yunkai. The rebellious slaves swept through all the villages outside the city and formed a slave army of 50,000 people. The threatened good masters handed all the Unsullied over to a good master to command, and eventually helped Yunkai quell the rebellion. This was the method used at the time."

Gavin nodded slightly and said thoughtfully, "In that case, I will give the good masters a slave rebellion to see if they will bring all the Unsullied under one whip. I heard that due to the epidemic, bandits are rampant in some areas outside the city. Is that true?"

Jalal nodded and said, "Your Majesty, it is true. There are several active bandits at present, but they are just escaped slaves. They are few in number and poorly equipped. We don't need the Unsullied, just the slave soldiers to suppress them in the mountains."

Gavin nodded slightly and ordered, "Send someone to investigate the situation of those escaped slaves and find them. In addition to Kraznys, contact other benefactors who are willing to sell the Unsullied. Buy as many as you can."

Jalal bowed and said, "Yes, Your Majesty, I will contact those benefactors for you right away." Then he and Kairos left the room.

Two days later in the afternoon, Jalal came to the hotel again and brought the news that Kraznys was willing to sell the Unsullied. The other party would receive Gavin at the Punishment Square and show Gavin the Unsullied.

Gavin and his companions brought boxes full of gold dragons to the Punishment Square, which is located in the center of Astapor. It covers a very large area and can accommodate tens of thousands of people.

The ground of the square is paved with rough stone slabs. After years and countless events, there are mottled marks and dark red stains on the stone slabs.

There were some tall wooden stakes standing around the square, on which the bodies of some child slaves were nailed and had not been removed. These stakes were used as tools for punishment.

As the name suggests, when slaves escape or make mistakes, they will be tied to stakes and subjected to various cruel tortures as punishment. At the same time, the masters will ask all slaves to watch here as a warning.

As soon as Gavin and others stepped into the Punishment Square, they saw Krazny Monakros in the distance. He was wearing the tokar robe unique to the nobles of Gis, and walked slowly towards them, his face full of arrogance and impatience.

However, when his eyes fell on the heavy wooden box held by the Blood Dragon Guard, greed instantly took over his eyes.

He walked forward quickly, put on a hypocritical smile, and performed standard Ghis noble etiquette towards Gavin, saying: "Welcome, Mr. Geralor from Qarth. I heard that you work for the Bronze King among the Thirteen Lords. I wonder why the Bronze King wants to buy so many Unsullied?"

The name Jeralo is the identity Gavin fabricated this time. If he used his real name, the other party might not be willing to sell it to him. He heard the other party's question.

Gavin heard the expressionless and cold voice behind him: "I have never heard of asking about the purpose of buying an Unsullied."

Kraznys couldn't help showing a trace of anger on his face. He looked at the heavy wooden box carried by the Blood Dragon Guard, calmed down, and said, "Of course, we never ask about our customers. Please allow me to introduce you to the strongest warrior in the world, the Unsullied." There was a hint of flattery in his voice. Gavin nodded slightly and responded, "I have heard of the Unsullied's name a long time ago. Then please let me see him for myself."

Kraznys led Gavin to a group of Unsullied. These Unsullied stood motionless like statues, wearing simple leather armor, pointed helmets, and their eyes were empty and indifferent. They were like lifeless machines, just waiting for orders.

Krasnys said proudly: "You should have heard that the Unsullied are most praised for their obedience and loyalty. Just like they are standing here, without my order, they will stand until they die. Besides that, they are not afraid of any pain."

As he spoke, he took out a dagger from his body, which flashed with a cold light in the sunlight.

He slowly brought the dagger closer to an Unsullied, who remained motionless like a statue, his eyes empty and cold, as if he was unaware of what was about to happen.

Kraznys untied the opponent's breastplate and slashed the knife at the Unsullied's chest without hesitation. The sharp blade instantly cut through the Unsullied's skin.

A long cut appeared, and blood slowly oozed out, but there was still no expression on the Unsullied's face, as if he felt no pain.

Kraznys pulled hard, pulling a piece of flesh from the wound. The flesh was bloody and trembled slightly in the air, but the Unsullied still stood there quietly, without making a groan or showing any pain.

It was as if the body was not his. Even though he suffered such injuries, he remained motionless and just said calmly: "I am happy to serve my master."

Kraznys, however, seemed to be appreciating a work of art, with a satisfied look on his face. He continued to speak to Gavin, "We usually select young boys from slaves and castrate them. We start training at the age of five, from day to night, and only one out of four can survive. They are taught how to use various weapons. They have no emotions, are absolutely obedient, and are fearless, even to death. You will definitely be satisfied with such an army, every Unsullied."

Gavin interrupted his chatter and asked calmly, "How many Unsullied are here?"

Kraznys stopped smiling after being interrupted and said seriously, "There are 1,800 people, 1,000 of them are mine, and the rest belong to the other two good masters. But now the good masters refuse to sell the Unsullied in bulk. If you want to buy these Unsullied, I will add 1,000 gold royals for every 100 people. Of course, this is the price without weapons and equipment. If you need weapons and equipment, you will have to pay extra."

Gavin agreed without hesitation: "Sure, I want all these Unsullied. How much do you want for them including their equipment?"

After hearing this, Kraznys showed an excited smile on his face, slapped the slave girl beside him, and hurriedly scolded: "Hurry up and calculate it for our distinguished guest."

The slave girl showed an expression of pain and fear on her face. After thinking for a moment, she said, "Including all the weapons and equipment, the total cost is 93,500 gold royals."

(End of this chapter)