Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

Girls from Dorne can also inherit their fathers' positions, and Viserys' eldest daughter's mother is Princess Arianne from Dorne.

However, this was ultimately just Dorne's own idea. The idea of ​​a princess inheriting the throne was difficult to accept in most parts of the empire, and they all believed that the next emperor would inevitably be either Prince Herlos or Prince Aemon.

If Prince Aemon had not been born, Prince Horos would almost certainly have been the 'born king' to ascend the Iron Throne. Although Prince Horos did not inherit many of the Targaryen bloodline characteristics, this was at most a regret and not enough to prevent Prince Horos from ascending the throne.

However, it was precisely at this time that Princess Daenerys of the former Empire gave birth to a son for His Majesty the Emperor. Prince Aemon perfectly combined the blood of the Mother of Dragons and the Emperor of the Empire, and also conformed to the Targaryen bloodline. He was almost flawless in terms of bloodline and was the most suitable prince to ascend the Iron Throne. As for Prince Aemon's current shortcomings, he was only born a few years later than Prince Horos.

Therefore, many who once supported Viserys' eldest son Heros to the throne are now hesitant, and some have even turned to support Prince Aemon to ascend the throne.

At first, there was no such voice at all, and Renis, with her cheerful personality, didn't think much of it. But later, this voice gradually grew louder, and Renis couldn't ignore it even if she wanted to. No matter how enthusiastic and cheerful she was, she couldn't help but overthink it.

They were once best friends who had gone through thick and thin together. However, when they both had children and their identities changed, and they began to transform from girls into mothers, all women couldn't help but think about their children. Daenerys was the youngest, but she was no exception.

This is the irreconcilable conflict that binds the three Imperial Empresses: Arianne, Renis, and Daenerys.

Beneath the surface of the undercurrents within the royal family, the Valyrian Empire's three-queen system appeared outwardly harmonious. They reconciled, she took on the responsibility of the nation in place of her missing husband, and the story was even deliberately manipulated and publicized by the Royal Council as a beautiful tale.

Although the system of three queens temporarily replaced the duties of the emperor, since Viserys has been missing and his fate is unknown, there is still a need for someone to govern the country from the Iron Throne on a daily basis, except for major events.

Therefore, during the era of the Three Empresses, the three empresses took turns ruling, with one empress sitting on the Iron Throne and wearing a crown every month, temporarily exercising the powers of the emperor except in major events.

Now that Euron Greyjoy has come to pay his respects, it is Daenerys's turn to sit on the Iron Throne and act as regent.

Therefore, a beautiful woman with long silver-gold hair sat on the Iron Throne, wearing a Valyrian steel crown and a gorgeous velvet dress. She held the cold armrests and looked down at Euron Greyjoy, the governor of the Iron Islands, who was kneeling below. Then she raised her head slightly and asked in a calm voice what his purpose was.

Daenerys was extremely beautiful, a true beauty. Although she had already given birth to a child, she was not yet twenty years old and still looked like a young girl.

Euron Greyjoy, who was kneeling on one knee below, seemed to have become a completely different person. He stood up respectfully in front of the three queens and then explained his purpose.

However, Euron's words were so surprising that even Reines, who was sitting next to him, couldn't help but stand up.

Are you telling the truth?

The soul now hidden within Euron is Jaime, who, through a series of vengeful spirits, successfully took his place and became the true 'Euron,' the husband of his sister Cersei.

After Jaime usurped Euron's body, he hid it very well, without revealing any flaws, and continued to disguise himself as Euron, even including Euron's original travel plans.

"Yes."

“I saw His Majesty with my own eyes on Old Wake Island.”

"He said he was on his way to the Water Palace to speak with the great Drowned God."

Facing countless gazes in the throne room, Jaime finally mustered the courage to speak, which was followed by an uproar.

Jaime didn't know why he did it. Perhaps he was afraid of being punished later, or perhaps there were other reasons. After all, he had replaced Euron, and Viserys was still alive. If he sent back the message that he was still alive, perhaps Viserys would not punish him in the future?

Chapter 921 Three Years

Euron, are you kidding me?

Euron vouched for Viserys's survival with his own life, though his words were somewhat hard to believe.

But in the end, everyone fell silent. After all, given what had happened during the long night, what else was impossible?

However, how vast is the distance between gods and mortals? This was something the nobles participating in this court assembly in the throne room dared not imagine, and some even seemed slightly dazed.

They could not imagine what the gods in the heavens were like, and therefore could not understand what Viserys, who was said to be able to feast with the drowning gods, was now in.

However, after this incident, the voices in the court claiming that the reign of the three queens violated secular ethics and morality and went against the will of the gods, and that Prince Heros or Prince Aemon should succeed to the throne disappeared.

Although Viserys has vanished without a trace, who would dare to depose him from the throne?

Time flew by, and three years passed in the blink of an eye.

The throne of the Empire remains vacant, Viserys is still nowhere to be found, and his mount, the black dragon Belerien, has not been seen since, except for brief appearances in the Iron Islands and Oldtown.

This is the year 306 of the Aegonian calendar.

Many other things have happened over the years.

The North was engulfed in a power struggle, and Rickard Karstark, the Grand Warden of the North, had tasted the benefits of power when Robb was young and had become addicted to it.

Therefore, Robb was unwilling to relinquish power easily after returning from the Eastern Continent battlefield.

Although Rickard married his daughter to Robb under Lady Catelyn's guidance, Lady Catelyn's intentions were good, hoping that Lord Rickard Karstark could help Robb better rule the North.

However, the relationship between the father-in-law and son-in-law was not harmonious, and Robb did not actually like his wife, Ari Karstark.

Finally, in Aegon's year 305, a conflict erupted between the father-in-law and son-in-law, and Lyanna Stark killed Rickard Karstark in the battle between Winterfell and Karholm, quelling the war.

After the Long Night ended, two White Walkers and one wight remained in the world: Lyanna and the first White Walker captured alive by humans.

Lyanna was protected by the Black Stone Necklace, while Benjen was blessed by the Old Gods, and thus did not die when the Night King was killed.

The other captured White Walker happened to be imprisoned in a dragonglass coffin when the Night King was killed.

The dragonglass coffin severed the White Walker's connection with the outside world, thus saving it from destruction. Now, the White Walker is imprisoned beneath King's Landing, never to see the light of day again.

Meanwhile, in King's Landing, three and a half years had passed since the end of the Long Night, and the world seemed peaceful. However, the inner circle of the empire was far from tranquil.

The reason was that a red monk who worked in the Imperial system and was usually allowed to enter and leave the Red Keep suddenly wanted to harm the young Prince Aemon without any warning.

This happened extremely suddenly, but fortunately Melisandre, the vice-principal of the seminary, appeared at the scene and stopped the perpetrator in time, saving Prince Aemon's life.

The red-robed monk was also captured alive and subjected to severe interrogation to find out who was behind him.

This red-robed monk was none other than Machirro, the red-robed monk who had distinguished himself in the war against the White Walkers.

It was because of this trust that Machirro was granted access to the Red Keep, but no one expected that he would suddenly turn against Prince Aemon.

Fortunately, Melisandre stopped them in time. Although she saved Viserys's youngest son's life, Melisandre showed no joy on her face. Instead, she looked worried and seemed to have something on her mind.

The Ministry of the Interior then began interrogating Marchiro, hoping to extract the mastermind behind the incident. Queen Daenerys was furious upon hearing that her son was in danger and vowed to find the mastermind and tear him to pieces.

Surprisingly, the bald, red-robed monk, who looked ferocious, did not resist as fiercely as expected. Instead, like Melisandre, his face was full of doubt. After his plot was exposed and he was captured, he confessed everything he knew during interrogation.

Strictly speaking, Machirro wasn't a bad person; he had even saved the people of Braavos.

But what has happened now has made Marchio doubt his faith.

Because the one who instructed him to assassinate Prince Aemon was none other than Rahul, the Lord of Light, the Heart of the Holy Flame, the God of Shadow and Fire, whom he worshipped.

He revealed this to Machir, through a fire, urging him to seize the opportunity to kill Viserys's youngest son, Aemon, and change the course of history.

The fact that his own god hysterically ordered him to assassinate a child who was only three or four years old caused Machiro to waver in his faith.

Once a person begins to doubt, there is no going back.

But Machirro ultimately followed God's instructions and attacked Little Imon, but he failed. The reason for his failure was that another woman had leaked the information.

In fact, Rahlo also passed this revelation on to Melisandre, who held a special position in the Valyrian Empire system. She had more freedom of movement in and out of the Red Keep, and her power was even greater than that of Machirro.

If she wanted to make a move on Prince Imon, she would have a better chance than Marchiro.

Unfortunately, the gods in heaven are too indifferent. Having been away from the human world for too long, they have lost their human emotions. They treat believers as machines, but believers are human beings with flesh and blood.

Ultimately, amidst her inner struggle and hesitation, Melisandre chose the path of redemption.

No one believed Machirro's words.

How could a high and mighty deity personally order believers to assassinate a child?

The head of the Interior Ministry, Count Rams Bolton of Harrenhal, subjected Marchiro to severe interrogation, but Marchiro insisted that he had not lied and had not concealed any facts.

Later, during an extremely cruel torture session, Rams inadvertently approached Machiro, who was then taken advantage of by the red-robed monk who had been tortured to the point of mental instability.

Marciro, bound by heavy chains and covered in blood, pulled Rams down and pinned him to the ground, screaming hysterically that he was taking the demon away. Then, flames suddenly erupted from Marciro's body.

The flames quickly engulfed the red-robed monk's entire body, as well as Ramus, who was pinned beneath him.

Rams shouted orders for his men to come to his rescue, but Machiro cast a fire spell, and the flames that ignited were so fierce that Rams's agents dared not approach.

Then flames engulfed Rams, who let out a piercing scream before slowly falling silent.

Chapter 922 Blood Rain Falls from the Sky

Rams is dead.

His death was extremely tragic.

He was burned alive along with the prince by the red-robed monk Machiro, who chanted a fire spell. Ramses' body was burned beyond recognition, just like his fiefdom of Harrenhal.

The title of Earl of Harrenhal seems to be a curse, with none of the Earls of Harrenhal ever meeting a good end, and Rams was no exception.

Even after Ramsay and Machirro perished together, Daenerys was still furious, after all, her son had faced a life-or-death crisis and almost lost his life at the hands of villains.

Subsequently, as one of the rulers of the Valyrian Empire during the reign of Queen III, this young queen strongly demanded that the matter be addressed in the Council of the Thrones, and that the followers of the Cult of the Red God be expelled and suppressed throughout the empire, and completely eradicated.

However, Daenerys's request was opposed by Arianne and Reynolds.

After all, the followers of the Crimson God Cult within the Empire were also citizens of the Empire, and the two empresses were unwilling to harm their own people unless absolutely necessary.

However, the tolerance shown by the two imperial empresses, Arianne and Renis, only emboldened the Red God Cult members to become even more ruthless.

Under the command of spies sent from the distant headquarters of the Cult of the Red God in Valantis, they launched a riot in King's Landing.

This popular uprising came suddenly and fiercely, and at one point even the capital's garrison was unable to control the situation. The Unsullied army retreated to the Red Keep and held out tenaciously, while most of the city's streets were occupied by these rioters.

They even attempted to venture into the Kingswood outside King's Landing to kill the Targaryen dragons that inhabited the area, but instead encountered a fierce attack from the dragons.

A riot by Crimson Cult members broke out in the Empire's capital, and Renis and Daenerys were unwilling to mobilize the dragons to suppress the rebellion, as it would cause even greater damage.

Therefore, on the third day after the riot, the troops stationed outside successfully entered King's Landing, ending this short but massive riot.

Melisandre once came to Westeros alone to preach, and she went through many hardships, but ten years of hard work vanished in an instant.

Melisandre was disheartened and her own faith began to waver, so she eventually resigned from her position as vice-principal of the seminary and prepared to travel the world.

However, although the riot that broke out in King's Landing in Aegon 306 was eventually suppressed, the matter could not simply be left unresolved.

After Ramsay's death, the Ministry of the Interior was taken over by Qyburn, who was a senior figure in the ministry. His ruthlessness was no less than Ramsay's, but his advantage was that he was much more clear-headed than Ramsay.

Under Qyburn's leadership, the Ministry of the Interior discovered clues from the King's Landing riots that the Red Cult headquarters in Volantis was secretly plotting something.

A battle between gods is raging in the heavens, but the heavens and the earth, the world of gods and the world of mortals, are actually closely connected, so the earth will naturally not be peaceful either.

The mortal world is also a continuation of the war of the gods, with the heavenly continent of Essos attacking while the gods of Westeros defend.

Unlike the war of the gods in the heavens, the Westeros side held a dominant position on the ground. The Valyrian Empire, which rose to power with lightning speed, dominated both sides of the Narrow Sea and had even extended its reach to the continent of Essos, where the forces on the mainland had long since begun to decline.

Therefore, after discovering the truth, Queen Daenerys was furious. She demanded that the Council of Kings retaliate, or she would personally ride a dragon to Volantis to demand an explanation.

Faced with the furious Daenerys, the other two queens, Rhaenys and Arianne, did not object this time, because the Red God cultists' treasonous acts had indeed crossed their bottom line.