Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

The old scholars of the Old Town School City, the archbishop of the Starry Church, and the archbishops below him, and a large number of others.

They immediately jumped out and accused His Majesty the King of ignoring seniority and the order of age.

Because it is a tradition in Westeros, easily disrupting it would affect the interests of many people.

They will all become obstacles to Viserys' gradual transformation.

To test the waters.

Yet here, in Andalus, the birthplace of a new dynasty.

No one dared to oppose Viserys's decision; his position was very powerful, no longer the one where he was a child and held absolute power.

After bestowing a title upon Renis, Viserys embarked on a sweeping reform.

Founding emperors often possess this strong trait.

And now, the entire Targaryen empire is essentially held together by him alone.

This is why his enemies were all eager to kill Viserys, resorting to any underhanded means.

Because neither assassinating Renis nor Daenerys could shake the foundations of this new dynasty.

Although Viserys values ​​his two 'sisters', ultimately he himself is the core.

...

The Targaryen army's entry into the city caused a sensation, and Rhaenys's arrival in the city on her mount Rhaego caused a massive turnout.

Viserys, who did not return to the city with the army, was not missing either; he was now flying above the clouds on the back of Bellerion.

"It was well hidden."

Viserys gazed down at the endless Dothraki below, trying to discern which one of them was their Khal.

However, the opponent's Khao was very shrewd and had fully learned from the painful lessons of Khao Zheko and Khao Moro.

They hid in the crowd like drops of water flowing into the ocean, inconspicuous, and Viserys could not find their trace.

Viserys is currently riding a dragon, tracking the Dothraki's escape route, fearing they might use a feint attack.

Although he had been somewhat prepared, Viserys was still caught off guard by the Dothraki's sudden retreat.

After all, the 50,000 Slarks were still a powerful force. He had prepared for battle, but he did not expect that the other side would slip away without a word.

Viserys then sent Oberyn and Renis with their legions to Pentos to stabilize the situation.

Take this opportunity to station the Targaryen army in the city, replacing the previous incompetent garrison.

He himself continued to pursue the retreating Dothraki, driving them away from the area near Pentos.

Otherwise, the Dothraki could use their mobility advantage to launch a feint or a surprise attack, which would be unbearable.

After all, the Targaryen army was mostly infantry, well-equipped and wearing heavy armor. Two legs could never outrun four, and the enemy came and went without a trace.

Only two people in the Targaryen army could do this job: Viserys and Reyne.

Viserys was worried about Renis riding the dragon alone to pursue the enemy.

He was even afraid that the girl would get lost in the sky; it would be better if there were troops on the ground following her.

Without any landmarks, who knows where this silly girl would end up with the Dothraki, or if she would ever find her way back.

Therefore, the task fell to Viserys alone, and although the war was over, he continued to pursue the Dothraki on his dragon alone.

It would occasionally swoop down and spew out a couple of breaths of dragonfire, driving the Dothraki to continue running forward.

Call ~

The dragon's enormous shadow loomed over the ground, and Bellerion stretched his neck, spread his wings, and roared.

Below, the magnificent sound of ten thousand horses galloping could be heard.

Rumbling--

"Hey!"

Occasionally, shouts in Dothraki could be heard.

As the dragon's shadow loomed over them, all the Dothraki spurred their warhorses on with utter panic, fearing that a wisp of dragonfire might fall upon them.

Viserys rode his dragon alone, chasing after more than 50,000 Slarks, but they were powerless to stop him.

The arrows couldn't pierce the dragon's scales at all.

The giant crossbows capable of breaching the dragon's defenses had already been thrown into Pentos, as carrying such siege weapons made escape difficult.

Chapter 280 Driving Away

The Dothraki lost their siege ballistae, which benefited the Targaryen army.

As for the Braavos people who helped them build siege weapons in the tribe, they were turned on and detained by these Khao.

This large-scale expedition not only failed to bring the Dothraki any benefits, but also resulted in significant losses.

These hundreds of Braavos artisans and soldiers were sold into slavery as compensation.

As for whether the Braavos people will retaliate...

revenge?

The Dothraki are never afraid of retaliation; let these Braavos come to Vis Dothraki to settle their scores if they dare.

The three Khosahs really stood their ground on this issue, brazenly cheating their allies before walking away.

The Dothraki feared Viserys because he had dragons.

Braavos, on the other hand, had nothing to fear, as their invincible fleet couldn't sail to the Dothraki Sea.

boom--

Then a dazzling pillar of fire crashed down from the sky.

It directly engulfed countless Dothraki who were running desperately, along with their warhorses.

The piercing screams rang out once more, and as the dragon soared through the air, the pillar of fire cleaved the Dothraki formation, utterly destroying them as if cutting through the sea. The tide surged to both sides, leaving a deep scar on this vast and boundless land.

Then the dragon once again spread its wings, stirring up a gale, and soared into the sky, its deep roar echoing from high above.

Rumbling--

Warhorses continued to gallop wildly across the land.

Countless Dothraki who had narrowly escaped death raised their heads as they rode on their warhorses.

Then they saw that enormous figure traversing the clouds, flying towards the distance.

Viserys has left.

He pursued the Dothraki for hundreds of miles, burning many Dothraki warriors to death several times along the way, driving them towards Myr.

It wasn't that Viserys and Myr had a grudge, or that he did it intentionally.

Instead, the Dothraki chose to run in this direction themselves, and there was nothing he could do but chase after them anxiously.

On the ground.

"Kao the Dragon Rider has finally left!"

Countless Slarks on the ground watched the dragon fly into the clouds and disappear into the distance, and then breathed a heavy sigh of relief.

This battle truly terrified them. Although the warriors of the grasslands were brave and unafraid of death, they could not face such an invincible opponent.

They never imagined that they would face the problem of air superiority in an era still dominated by scimitars and bows.

The existence of dragons was like the Sword of Damocles hanging over their heads.

They could descend at any moment and wipe out a wave of their lives, and the Dothraki were powerless to do anything about it, which greatly demoralized the Dothraki.

Being unafraid of death doesn't mean wanting to die.

But there's nothing we can do about it.

"Finally gone."

The three Khals, disguised as ordinary tribesmen and hiding in the khalasar, along with their Blood Guards, breathed a slight sigh of relief as they watched Viserys's departing figure, followed by a deep sense of shame.

When have they ever been so humiliated, chased around like dogs?

"The two of you."

"Are we... just going back like this?"

After a long silence, Bonokao spoke first.

His voice carried a hint of resentment and indignation.

This time, thanks to Braavos's mediation and the large amount of gold and silver jewelry he gifted them, they decided to attack Pentos.

They thought Pentos was still the same cowardly man he always was, and that he would easily make peace with a large amount of gold after a little fighting. However, they did not expect that they had kicked a steel plate this time.

More than 80,000 Slark warriors swore an oath before Mount Santa Maria, with the stars in the sky as their witness, and embarked on a grand expedition to Pentos. However, they were soundly defeated, losing two Khals and fleeing in disgrace.

If they were to escape back to the Sea of ​​Dothraki like this, the three Khao—Moso Khao, Jaco Khao, and Bonok Khao—would probably become a laughingstock on the Great Grass Sea.

Bonokao, being outspoken, spoke first, while Giacokao glanced at him, his eyes flickered slightly, but he didn't say anything. Then all eyes fell on Mosokao.

Although his khalasar was not large, the old Khal was the leader of the coalition this time because of his extensive experience.

Furthermore, because Bonokao and Giacomo were enemies and neither of them respected the other, they certainly wouldn't allow the other to become the leader, so Mosokao had to be chosen instead.

The elderly Khao paused for a moment after hearing Bonokhao's words.

Then he looked up and gazed into the distance.

They were currently atop a hill on a vast plain, and could see a distant expanse of blue where the sea met the sky.

They have now escaped all the way to the vicinity of the Myr Sea, and are now within the sphere of influence of Myr, one of the free trade city-states.

Mil is surrounded by many towns and villages, and Mil itself is extremely wealthy...

Mosocao hesitated for a moment before speaking.

"Poisonous water lies ahead."

He then had his Blood Oath Guards bring him a map and explained their current location.