Game of Thrones: The Red Dragon Lord.

Chapter 197 Fruit
However, Grazdan's proposal was also opposed by some good lords.

A tall and thin benefactor frowned and said, "The North is the only region that has not been affected at present. Once we extract the slave soldiers there, those slaves may escape. Even those escaped slaves may cause riots in the North, thus bringing chaos to the North."

The meeting fell into a stalemate for a while, everyone was silent, and the atmosphere became extremely depressing.

At this time, the head of the Aiel family stood up and said, "I have a suggestion. Since no one is willing to send out the Unsullied, then we can send out the 2,000 slave soldiers who are responsible for the defense of Astapor, and integrate the slave soldiers in the east and south. It will be easy to form an army of 5,000 people. As for the defense of Astapor, I still have 2,500 Unsullied under my command, and they can take over. But from now on, every good master must concentrate the Unsullied in the city to prevent accidents. As you can see, this slave riot is unusual. I suspect that other city-states are involved behind the scenes."

This proposal made everyone fall into deep thought. After a while, most of the benefactors nodded in agreement.

A good leader said: "This is a good idea. It can not only ensure the safety of Astapor, but also give us enough troops to suppress the escaped slaves."

Kraznymonakros also nodded and said, "Okay, let's do it this way. Then, we still need a general to lead these soldiers. I recommend my family's..."

Grazdan Mourho immediately interrupted him and said loudly: "I recommend my nephew Morizdan Mourho. He led troops to suppress the riot in Worm River five years ago. He has enough experience. I believe he can bring us victory."

Seeing this, the good lords agreed to Glazdan's proposal one after another. They were already disappointed with Kraznys' rule.

In the end, all the good lords voted to pass the resolution under Kraznys' gloomy expression and decided to let Morizdan lead his army to set off two days later.

As the meeting of the good leaders ended, Gavin also received Jalal's report at the first opportunity.

He had previously supported seven or eight gangs of bandits and escaped slaves, but only four of them have managed to survive to this day.

Although the number of insurgents is large, less than one-fifth of them can participate in the battle.

Most of the serfs were weak after years of hard work and were unable to fight.

The few male slaves had not received any training, and their early success was only due to their passion and surprise.

If the good leaders really reacted, the rebels would be quickly wiped out.

The strongest of the four rebel armies now is Kyle, who was born a fugitive slave. He has nearly 5,000 combat troops under his command.

The other three rebel armies were all bandits, and their strength was similar to each other, with each side having about 3,000 people who could fight.

Gavin knew very well that with Morizdan leading his troops out of the city, coupled with the defeated soldiers who were gathering one after another, the size of the rebellion suppression army was likely to reach 5,000 people, and the slave soldiers were all trained and equipped with armor.

This is undoubtedly a huge threat to the currently relatively loose rebel forces outside the city.

And with the rise of the rebels, Gavin's control over them had long since declined.

The confidence of the rebels who conquered the city grew stronger and stronger. It was only because of the constant intimidation of the Blood Dragon Guards and the temptation of supplies that they temporarily turned their spearheads against the good leader. If it weren't for this key factor, these mobs might have started a gunfight long ago.

Now, facing the aggressive army of slave soldiers, if we want to defeat them, we must integrate this force.

Gavin made a quick decision and ordered someone to send a letter to Kairos, informing him of the situation in Astapor and asking him to gather all the rebel leaders.

Gavin decided to meet with the top leaders of the rebel army. The fruits that had been planted were ripe and could be picked and tasted.

Two days later, the leaders of the four rebel armies gathered in a spacious but slightly simple tent.

The place was filled with a mixed smell of sweat and dust. The atmosphere seemed pleasant but was actually chaotic.

Not long ago, three rebel armies that were originally bandits joined forces to break through the town of Shahen. In addition to plundering countless people and food, they also obtained a lot of wealth. In the past few days, they used exquisite glass cups, wore silk clothes, and even hugged the beautiful concubine of the good master and lived in the luxurious mansion where the other party once lived.

Knowing that Kairos had gathered them here, they couldn't help but feel excited, because every time they achieved certain results, the other party would reward them with a large amount of supplies.

Although they don't value these supplies so much now, there is no reason to refuse something given for free, and there is no telling what actions may be taken next. They have already deeply realized the benefits of breaking through the town.

Kyle, who was sitting in the seat, looked at the others with disgust.

They were famous bandits in the area before, wantonly looting passing caravans, and even enslaving others like the good master. Moreover, Kyle heard that whenever they broke into a village, they would burn, kill, rob, and commit all kinds of evil. Regardless of whether the freed slaves were willing or not, they would force them into the army. In battle, they never cared about the lives of the slaves, and often used them as bait to attract the minions of the good master.

If it weren't for the fact that he couldn't overthrow the rule of the Good Lord on his own and needed their help, Kyle would have drawn his sword and killed them long ago.

Led by Kairos, Gavin walked into the camp and saw countless rebel soldiers lying or sitting. They were in different shapes and sizes. Some were former escaped slaves, wearing ragged clothes, with fear and anger from long-term slavery in their eyes; others were born bandits, with fierce looks on their faces and carrying looted property on their bodies.

The entire camp seemed in chaos. The guards outside the tents were noisy and whispering to each other, with no military discipline at all.

After a quick glance around, Gavin had a preliminary understanding of this mob.

He waved his hand to signal them to go into the tent and no longer pay attention to the chaotic scene.

When everyone in the tent saw Gavin entering the tent and Kailos standing beside him, especially when they saw the Blood Dragon Guards, everyone couldn't help but shut their mouths, and the chaotic tent finally quieted down.

They have been guessing who the person who provided them with supplies is. Now that they saw Gavin, several leaders began to exchange glances and had guesses in their minds. Obviously, this was the real person.

Gavin did not introduce himself, but walked directly to the main seat and sat down. Then Kairos took the initiative to stand up and said to everyone: "Everyone, I gathered you here today because the rebels are now facing a serious crisis."

(End of this chapter)