Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

In popular parlance, Viserys also had titles such as 'wise king', and the Dothraki even gave him the title 'Khal the dragon rider'.

However, none of these were officially attributed to him; they were merely rumors circulating among the people.

In response, the ragged prince remained quietly in his palace, acting as a mascot and ignoring the outside noise.

Viserys then returned to Pentos and soon heard that Jon had been relieved of his duties.

However, he simply nodded and didn't say anything more; Oberon was essentially acting within the rules.

But that very night, Viserys still summoned Jon Snow and acknowledged his contribution in person.

After all, Jon Snow commanded the defense of Pentos, preventing the Dothraki from taking it, and he also avoided being tricked afterward. He also made a significant contribution by coordinating and managing supplies and logistics.

Therefore, Viserys temporarily appointed him as a member of the Council of Justice. As Minister of Justice, he had the right to attend important meetings, which was considered a formal position.

Jon Snow, who now commands the several thousand Pentos garrison temporarily replaced by the Targaryen army, will not be relieved of his post as easily as Oberyn had not long ago.

Viserys also rewarded Rammus for his service in the Night of Blood and the subsequent war against the Dothraki invasion.

Viserys did not discriminate against him because of his status as the other man's illegitimate child; he treated him the same as everyone else.

However, Rams's achievements were not enough to promote him to Chief of Intelligence and allow him to attend the Imperial Council meetings.

Therefore, Viserys simply expanded the manpower of the 'Ministry of Internal Affairs' and assigned more soldiers to Rams, training him to become a staff member of the country's intelligence agency.

All the soldiers who made meritorious contributions in this war, as well as all those who worked hard behind the scenes, received their due rewards.

The 20,000 Dothraki Roaring Warriors captured during the Battle of Heroes of Valor also submitted to the 'True Dragon Khal' they spoke of, sincerely expressing their willingness to become members of the True Dragon Khal's khalasar.

The dragon burned their khao to death, and in doing so, conquered the Dothraki who knelt in surrender.

Viserys also reaped the greatest victory in this war.

The 20,000 surrendered Dothraki were 20,000 light cavalrymen who brought their own horses, were highly skilled riders, and did not require wages. As long as they were provided with food and lodging, they were willing to follow Viserys.

This was practically a windfall, and Viserys was delighted, subsequently formally incorporating them into his ranks.

However, such a large number of Dothraki is a potential problem wherever they are, and it is not easy to separate them.

These subjugated Dothraki are willing to obey the orders of the dragon-riding Khal, but not the orders of Bessie or other commanders like Oberon.

Because they only submit to Viserys, or rather, to those who can ride dragons.

Khaleesi, who can also ride a dragon, is naturally included in this group...

There was no other way; since these Dothraki could not be easily separated, Viserys took command of them personally.

Then, in the southeast of Pentos, on a vast plain, they were found a suitable place to settle down.

Having chosen to submit to the true dragon Khao, they could no longer live the nomadic life they once did.

Viserys allowed these Dothraki to establish a simple town similar to Viserys Dothraki on this lush plain.

It was mostly houses made of wood and straw, with stones used to reinforce some parts.

Although they were rather dilapidated, they were built by themselves, and the Dothraki didn't mind.

After all, even the most dilapidated house is better than the days when they slept in tents or slept under the open sky during their nomadic life.

Then.

Time flies.

Two more months have passed in the blink of an eye.

August.

Pentos's economy is recovering rapidly, and has even surpassed its pre-Crimson Night level.

The Dothraki siege did not cause much damage to the city of Pentos.

The past six months have been spent recovering from the damage caused by the turmoil of the Bloody Night.

However, against the backdrop of Viseris's stimulus policies and the disappearance of monopolies, the economy of Pentos has shown a rare booming trend.

What was once a stagnant pool under the governors' rule has now been completely revitalized, bursting forth with abundant vitality.

The economy quickly recovered to pre-turmoil levels and is making rapid progress.

And this was a month ago.

A piece of news, as shocking as a major earthquake, also reached Pentos.

That was the 40,000 Dothraki remnants who had been defeated by Pentos and fled to the vicinity of the Sea of ​​Myr. They pretended to be preparing to return to the Sea of ​​Dothraki and demanded a high 'protection fee' from Myr when they passed by.

However, they then seized the opportunity to launch a sudden attack, and 40,000 Dothraki captured the gates of Myr and poured into this prosperous trading city-state.

The Governor's Council of Mil hurriedly organized soldiers to resist.

However, the Golden Company, which is known for its integrity, broke the contract and led its mercenaries out of Myr, heading towards Valantis.

therefore.

Mill encountered a massacre a hundred times more terrifying than the Bloody Night.

Chapter 283 The Tragedy of Mil

More than 40,000 Slark Roaring Warriors raided and captured Myr.

The three Khao then ordered that their swords not be sheathed for three days, allowing their people to burn, kill, and plunder wantonly.

They seemed determined to vent all the frustrations they had suffered at Pentos's hands on Mill.

The prosperous trading city of Mil, renowned for its excellent handicrafts, encountered its most terrifying nightmare in three days.

It is almost unimaginable with human thinking; even the soul trembles at it.

The sky over Mil was always shrouded in thick fog from the burning flames, making both day and night pitch black, and even the fiercest sea breeze could not disperse the fog.

The raging flames illuminated the entire sky in a blood-red hue.

Amidst flames and thick smoke, the Dothraki wielded their swords with abandon, breaching the homes of noble families and storming into the houses of Myr citizens. They raped and plundered in the streets, then beheaded them with a single stroke.

The fire set by the Dothraki burned in Myr for a full two weeks without going out.

The air in the city-state was filled with the pervasive smoke of gunpowder and the nauseating stench of blood.

After wantonly unleashing a bloody massacre, countless heads of Mil's citizens and slaves were cast into mounds and displayed throughout Mil's streets and alleys, revealing their hideous faces.

Every household was looted, vandalized, burned, and ransacked. Only a few people who hid well and some children who were not even as tall as a car wheel escaped. A large number of young men and women were captured and enslaved.

Even the Dothraki's palace on Governor's Hill was captured. The defenders held out for three days before finally falling. All the soldiers were beheaded, and the governors who did not have time to escape were hanged on the palace.

Their bodies were not found until several days after the Dothraki left, when adventurers finally dared to venture deep into the city of Myr.

However, their bodies had already fallen to the ground and were long since decomposed.

Myr has encountered an unimaginable nightmare and has almost been destroyed in the Dothraki's carnival feast.

After burning, killing, looting, and capturing a large number of slaves in the city of Myr, the 40,000 Dothraki finally left Myr satisfied, carrying a large amount of treasure and slaves, and returned towards the Dothraki Sea.

They will sell these Mir people to Slave Bay, east of the Dothraki Sea.

The terrifying nightmare that Mill encountered caused a huge uproar throughout the entire Western free trade city-state.

Like a magnitude 9 earthquake, it instantly caused an explosive sensation.

No one expected this to happen.

After their setback at Pentos, the Dothraki launched a surprise attack on Myr, stormed into the city, and slaughtered the entire population.

This was almost unimaginable to the nobles in free trade city-states where the exchange of interests was the primary means of business. Although they had done things like exterminating entire clans before, they had never done anything as heinous as massacring an entire city.

However, it was only at this point that people seemed to remember that the Dothraki were, in the long and rolling history, merely a 'barbarian tribe' that had just left their homeland.

The story of the Kingdom of Salor seems to be unfolding.

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Viserys was also taken aback when Pentos received the news.

He never expected this to happen; Mil, a powerful trading city-state, was actually attacked and captured by the Dothraki.

Pentos was very close to Myr, and Viserys received the news faster than any other faction except for the former members of the 'Three Daughters Kingdom'.

Viserys then personally rode the dragon to Myr.

However, when Viserys rode down on Belial, passing through the thick smoke that shrouded the sky above Myr,

The Dothraki in Myr had long since fled, leaving only ruins and devastation.

The citizens and children of Myr who were lucky enough to escape the massacre stared blankly at Viserys as he descended from the sky.

That look even terrified Viserys.

"Hell is on earth—"

Looking at the scene before him, Viserys had a thought flash through his mind.

"These damn murderers."

Viserys then became somewhat heavy-hearted and did not stay there any longer.

He already knew what had happened here, and then rode the dragon back to Pentos.

The fact that this happened in Mil is not really Viserys' fault.

After all, they only defeated the invading enemy, who was driven away and then turned around to attack Myr. If Pentos falls, its fate will probably not be much better than that of Myr.

The once glorious Kingdom of Salor is a prime example of this, now long since wiped off the face of the earth.

The reason was that the Dothraki invaded their country and destroyed cities one by one.

The capital of the Kingdom of Salor, Shanas, was once known as the "City of a Thousand Towers," but is now called "Vis Kvor" in Dothraki, meaning the City of Parasites.

Kashas, ​​the 'City of Caravans,' is now called 'Wuja Samui,' meaning 'Broken God.'

There are also works like Weiss Lecoser's 'City of Rats' and Weiss Gladka's 'Dirty City', etc...

These cities were named in Dothraki because they were places destroyed by the Dothraki, and were even insulted as cities of rats, diseases, and parasites.

Myr is now a city newly destroyed by the Dothraki.

Now, more than a month, almost two months, have passed since the massacre in Mill.

Aside from the major trading city-states each organizing their own fleets to enter the ruins, Pentos did not send anyone deep inside, because Viserys himself had already gone there.