Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

The Targaryen navy, under the command of Lord Geoffrey Brecken, also blockaded the entire Blackwater Bay, with countless warships of all sizes covering the entire sea, completely surrounding King's Landing.

A week ago, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen of the new dynasty received a battle report from the Twins on Dragonstone. The human alliance had repelled the White Walkers, but then infighting broke out. Viserys led his army to defeat the Seven Kingdoms and was leading the Dothraki south toward Riverrun.

Upon receiving this intelligence, Renis decisively decided to cooperate with her 'brother' and launch a proactive attack. As originally planned, they would fight from both the north and south, with Renis personally leading the 'Southern Army' to attack the enemy's headquarters, King's Landing.

This is the biggest test for Renis.

Because King's Landing, as the largest and most prosperous city in the Seven Kingdoms, had an incredibly large population for that era, not to mention the countless refugees from the North and the Riverlands who poured in.

Every day, just eating, drinking, and relieving oneself consume countless resources, which could easily be converted into tens of thousands of soldiers in a state of war.

Moreover, King's Landing boasts towering walls, which are covered with terrifying weapons of war such as catapults and giant crossbows.

These were all prepared to fight the White Walkers. The Seven Kingdoms mobilized their production capacity, united all their artisans, and worked overtime to manufacture them.

Before they could be transported to the front lines, the war between humans and the White Walkers ended, and now it's war between humans.

Princess Rhaenys Targaryen of the new dynasty personally led a massive army to besiege King's Landing from land, sea, and air, creating a tense atmosphere within the city.

With Jon Arryn, the Hand of the King, dead and Prince Joffrey Baratheon still young, Queen Regent Cersei Lannister has completely taken control of the government.

They were unaware that King Robert had been defeated once again and captured alive.

Meanwhile, in a study in the Maeger Tower of the Red Keep, Alex Oakhurst, one of Robert's Kingsguard who remained in King's Landing, hurried in.

"Your Majesty the Queen."

A member of the Imperial Guard, clad in white armor, pushed open the door and entered, then spoke urgently.

However, he arrived too quickly and didn't knock, accidentally witnessing something he shouldn't have seen. Alex Oakhurst blushed slightly, took a step back, and lowered his head.

"Sir James."

Inside the study of Meige Tower, Her Majesty the Queen and her brother, who was a member of the Royal Guard, were alone in a room. Their actions did not seem very refined or gentle.

The blond knight's expression wasn't very pleasant; he seemed slightly annoyed by his sworn brother's reckless actions, but he didn't say anything more.

The beautiful queen, completely unconcerned about her exposed breasts, calmly tied her sash, sat up from the table, and then, barefoot on the ground, slightly raised her delicate chin and asked.

"Sir Alex, what has happened?"

Since the War of the Usurper, there have been many Kingsguard positions that need to be filled, and King Robert is finding the matter difficult to resolve.

Queen Cersei Lannister promoted five men at once based on some kind of political agreement, which is why this generation of Kingsguard is considered by many to be the worst generation of the Kingsguard, such as Meryn Trant, who were not originally entitled to wear the white robes.

Alex Oakheart, one of the Kingsguard promoted by Queen Cersei, therefore pretended not to notice what had just happened.

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Upon hearing the queen's words, the white-robed knight, with his hand on his sword hilt, respectfully replied.

"Lord Genos Sterling, Commander-in-Chief of the Capital Garrison, has just sent word that they have apprehended a Targaryen spy near the Rivergate. He smuggled himself in from Fishermen's Square..."

"It seems...it seems..."

At this point, Alex Oakhurst hesitated for a moment, glancing at the two of them. Jaime Lannister, hearing his stammering, frowned slightly and spoke directly.

"It seems...what? Alex, just say what you want to say."

The white-robed knight glanced at Jaime, then at the Queen, and gritted his teeth before speaking.

"It seems to be your deceased brother, Lord Tyrion Lannister."

"what?"

Upon hearing the words of the Oath Brothers, the blond knight paused for a moment, then abruptly stood up from his chair.

His eyes were fixed intently on the other person. He strode forward, looked into the other person's eyes, and asked again earnestly.

"Alex, what did you say?"

"Is it... Tyrion?"

After receiving a nod of affirmation from the other party, James could no longer hold back and shoved the other party away.

Tap tap...

He wasn't even wearing armor, just plain clothes, and hurried straight out the door, while also telling the servants in the Red Keep to prepare a horse. He was going to the Golden Robe's prison to visit his brother.

News of Tyrion's death had spread throughout the Seven Kingdoms long before, and Jaime was grieving for a long time after receiving the news.

He even personally dug a cenotaph for his brother Tyrion in the Godswood of the Red Keep, using his sword, to commemorate him.

But unexpectedly, amidst the overwhelming army and the siege, they suddenly heard the news that Tyrion was still alive, which could be considered the only bit of luck in all the misfortune.

Jaime and Tyrion had a very good relationship, but when Jaime arrived at the dungeon, he found that Tyrion was not imprisoned at all, but was living quite comfortably.

Genos Sterling, the commander-in-chief of the capital's garrison, was keeping Tyrion company. Tyrion, with his legs crossed and a glass of red wine in his hand, seemed to have expected his brother's arrival and was waiting quietly there.

bang——

The door was rudely pushed open by the blond knight, and Jaime immediately saw Tyrion sitting in a chair.

Tyrion saw him too, and then Jaime strode over, and the two brothers embraced tightly.

Tyrion.

"It's good that you're still alive."

"Of course, James, I'm better off than anyone else."

After the touching scene of the brothers reuniting, Jaime then asked Tyrion what had happened.

Why would the father say that he was already dead?

Why would a 'dead person' suddenly escape death?

And what exactly is Tyrion's identity now? Why would Alex say that he has caught a Targaryen spy?

Jaime bombarded Tyrion with a barrage of questions, and Tyrion, after sitting back down, took a sip of his drink, waved his hand, and began to speak at length.

Chapter 441 Brothers Reunited

The two brothers, having been separated for so long, naturally had things to say that were not suitable for others to overhear, especially now that the entire city belonged to the Lannisters.

The commander-in-chief of the capital's garrison, Genos Sterling, respectfully withdrew from the room.

Tyrion watched Genos's departing figure, gently swirled the wine in his glass, the crystal-clear liquid exuding the rich aroma of alcohol, then tilted his head back and drank it all in one gulp before speaking.

"This is a good dog."

"Is that so, James?"

The white-robed knight, upon hearing Tyrion's words, also glanced in the direction of the door and then nodded silently.

"Ah."

Genos Sterling was a greedy man who made a mess of the entire Capital Garrison, but he had one advantage: he was obedient. It was this advantage that allowed him to keep his position and be given important responsibilities.

"But even the most loyal dog will bite its owner when it is about to starve to death."

Tyrion gave a cold laugh, seemingly making a pointed remark.

"what?"

Jaime Lannister frowned slightly upon hearing this. He wasn't stupid; he naturally understood Tyrion's implied meaning.

Now that the Targaryen army is at the gates, even though King's Landing has temporarily gathered many mercenaries and free knights to help defend the city and captured able-bodied men to expand its military strength, it is still far from enough.

That's a giant dragon.

The girl who had narrowly escaped from King's Landing years ago now rode a bronze dragon and led a large army to surround King's Landing from land, sea, and air. Jaime Lannister also climbed the city walls at that time and witnessed the dragon's appearance firsthand.

"Tyrion, you mean...?"

The handsome blond knight tilted his head slightly and asked suspiciously, but Tyrion waved his hand to interrupt him.

"Alright, let's not talk about this anymore, James."

"Let's get down to business."

Tyrion avoided the topic of Genos Sterling and instead changed the subject to something that had happened not long ago.

With that topic in mind, Tyrion picked up the jug, filled himself a glass of wine, drank it down in one gulp, and smacked his lips.

She then recounted her story of following her father to the Kalin Bay front and being abandoned by him.

He survived a wildfire explosion and wandered aimlessly in the North, eventually being rescued by a group of soldiers who had been separated from him during the Battle of Winterfell, including Benjen Stark.

This group of people was commissioned by a mysterious figure who called himself the 'Green Prophet' to find Viserys. The figure seemed to want to see Viserys, but for some reason could not go in person...

Tyrion followed this group from the frozen, desolate North, where they found several small boats. Due to a lack of information, they rowed all the way to Dragonstone.

But Viserys wasn't there at all. They were arrested by the Golden Company soldiers as spies and met Princess Renesas.

Desperate to save his life, Tyrion knelt before Rhaenys, surrendered to the Targaryen family, and promised to offer King's Landing to the princess.

Tyrion then followed the Targaryen army to King's Landing. When he tried to sneak into the city through Mudgate, he was captured by the Gold Cloaks, which led to the scene where the brothers reunited.

Jaime was slightly stunned after hearing Tyrion finish recounting these dramatic stories; Tyrion's life during this period was even more exciting than the stories themselves.

"how so..."

He refused to believe that his father actually wanted to kill his younger brother.

What he found even more unbelievable was that Tyrion so openly told him that he had already pledged allegiance to that princess and was going to help her take King's Landing.

“I know you made that promise because you were forced to do so.”

The handsome blond knight remained silent for a moment, then finally spoke.

"Do not."

However, Tyrion shook his head and spoke in a low voice, picking up his glass once more and taking a sip of the wine.

James's eyes narrowed slightly, and an expression of disbelief appeared on his handsome face. He couldn't help but ask.

"Why? Tyrion!"

"Wasn't this a promise you made out of desperation to survive? Such a promise doesn't count."

Are you confident you can defend King's Landing?

Tyrion suddenly interrupted his brother, put down his wine glass, and asked.

James paused for a moment, then opened his mouth, but suddenly found himself speechless.