Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

Although he was selfish and conquered village after village of the Rhoyna, he was ultimately not a complete demon.

"Will I eventually become a demon?"

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Viserys sat there watching the familiar black mist reappear before his eyes. His beautiful pale purple eyes narrowed slightly, and then he let out a long breath.

Then, his eyes suddenly narrowed, as if he saw in the image reflected by the dagger that the rapidly flying red comet seemed to be gradually enlarging.

"Ok?"

"How is this going?"

Viserys noticed these anomalies somewhat late, but a sense of unease rose within him, and he abruptly turned around.

Then, he witnessed the most dazzling scene of his life.

boom

A tremendous roar suddenly erupted in the sky, like the loudest thunderclap in summer.

The red comet, trailing a long tail, seemed to have finally broken through the atmosphere.

Then it suddenly burst forth with intense light, transforming into a massive, blazing fireball.

The irregular sphere violently rubbed against the air, generating intense light and heat, constantly breaking through the clouds. The sky seemed to have been torn open, becoming hollow, with rolling waves of air spreading far into the distance, its long tail piercing through the heavens and earth.

Unchanged since time immemorial.

It was like a dagger falling from the sky, gripped tightly by an invisible hand, and stabbed fiercely into the earth.

Everyone was stunned by what they saw.

Viserys, clutching his dagger, scrambled to his feet, his mouth agape wide enough to swallow an apple, and stared in astonishment at the sky.

The sky and earth were as bright as day the moment the comet broke through the atmosphere.

Viserys, Oberyn, Ser Evan, and the charred corpses lying among the firewood awaiting cremation—all the soldiers of Andalus stared blankly at the sky, their cheeks illuminated by the intense light.

Then, just over ten seconds later, the red light that pierced the sky finally crashed heavily onto the ground.

boom

The loud noise left everyone's minds blank, and then the whole world went silent.

"Get down!"

Viserys shouted for the soldiers to lie down, but by then no one could hear him anymore.

Even he himself couldn't hear his own voice; his open mouth and desperate shouting were like a silent performance.

Viserys then lay sprawled on the ground, looking disheveled.

I don't know how much time has passed.

A few seconds?

Even ten seconds or a minute?

However, at this moment, everyone's mind was blank, and they were just in a daze.

Then, they vaguely felt an overwhelming wave of air rolling in, carrying dust, sand, weeds, and branches, like a gaping maw that swallowed up the entire Andalus Legion.

Everything in front of him was smoke and dust, and the wind was howling in his ears. Viserys was not hurt because he was the first to lie down.

And it is unknown how much time has passed.

hum…

His ears seemed to have finally heard again, but his brain was still buzzing.

Viserys then struggled to his feet and dusted himself off.

Then he stood up and looked around at the scenery.

Everything seemed to be over, except for the mess everywhere.

The wind was calm and the clouds were light.

Except for that hideous, enormous hole in the sky.

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Perhaps the red comet didn't fall very close.

The soldiers of the Andalus Legion did not seem to have suffered much damage, and after a moment they all got up from the ground.

"What... happened?"

Some soldiers still looked dazed, as if they hadn't yet recovered from the explosion.

However, no one could give him the right answer.

Viserys' chest heaved slightly, as if he had been somewhat startled, before he brushed the dust off his body.

He was the first to fully recover, but even his usually calm eyes were filled with shock and disbelief, and he couldn't offer any explanation.

"The red comet actually fell down?"

How could he have come up with that idea?

In his memory, the red comet should arrive in about seven or eight years, or even longer.

Now, not only did it arrive ahead of schedule, but it also didn't fly to the legendary Shadow Land; instead, it suddenly fell down beside him.

It was as if they were deliberately trying to smash him to death.

So, shouldn't we apologize now, saying we missed?

Viserys' chest heaved, and he breathed heavily, appearing calmer than others, but in reality, his inner shock was far greater than anyone else's.

Knowing the truth, he couldn't understand why the red comet had arrived ahead of schedule, and even less could he understand why it had suddenly crashed down right above him.

Fortunately, the location where the Red Comet fell was some unknown distance from where the Andalus Legion is currently located.

Based on a rough assessment of the direction, they should have crashed east of the Upper Lorne River, northeast of their current location, on the edge of the Norfos Mountains.

Therefore, Andalus' army did not suffer a devastating dimensional reduction attack.

...

I took a deep breath.

"Go and see!"

Viserys then made up his mind.

Regardless, since he knew the significance of this red comet, and now that such a dramatic change had occurred, and he was so close by, he naturally had to go and see it for himself.

Only through bold attempts can he better unravel the mystery within his own heart and understand what changes have occurred.

Why did the red comet arrive ahead of schedule? Why did it suddenly fall overhead? And... what exactly is this red comet?

All he remembered was that the red comet that traversed two continents eventually fell into the shadows and disappeared without a trace; no one knew where it landed.

Or perhaps we merely made close contact with this planet and then passed by it.

"His Majesty!"

Are you alright?

Meanwhile, his guards finally recovered from the shock of the explosion.

Then he rushed over to check if the little king was hurt.

However, they discovered that Viserys seemed to have recovered earlier than them, and was now standing amidst the chaos, seemingly lost in thought.

Viserys was distracted by the guard's voice, but then he looked at the guard's face, nodded silently, and tried to keep his voice calm.

"I am fine."

Then he paused slightly.

"Order everyone to inspect the damage, continue cleaning up the battlefield, and then rest on the spot."

"Let's go take a look at the place where the star fell tomorrow morning."

"clear."

...

On the battlefield of Gödoho, the Red Comet fell.

Meanwhile, in the city of Andalus.

The fire that started early in the morning was finally extinguished, and the guards walked into the area, stepping over the charred ruins.

However, everyone was deeply saddened at this moment, believing that there could be no survivors in the ruins.

There were initially four people trapped inside the main castle: three servants and Daenerys. When Bessie rushed in to rescue her mother and Daenerys, she also lost contact with them.

However, perhaps by the grace of the Seven Gods, Bessie, the Andal warrior and most loyal follower of His, seemed to still have a faint breath when he was rescued.

He was then given emergency medical treatment and is still in critical condition. His mother was tragically burned to death, along with two other servants, who were also burned to a crisp.

However, at the same time, something shocking also happened.

The guards searched through the remaining ruins hoping to find Daenerys's body, but after lifting a collapsed ceiling, they found the sleeping girl in a crevice beneath it.

Daenerys's clothes and all her hair were burned away. Her small body, blackened by smoke, was curled up tightly, and there were still some uneven tear stains on her cheeks.

She was shielded by a collapsed section of the ceiling, creating a safe area from which she was unharmed.

Beside the sleeping girl were three strange creatures, about the size of puppies, covered in thin scales, with lizard-like heads, no forelegs but wings.

"What is that? A giant bat?"

The guards who found Princess Daenerys were lying naked in the ruins, seemingly still alive, with three strange creatures they had never seen before beside her. They drew their swords to try and drive them away.

"Get out of here!"

However, these three tiny creatures, no bigger than puppies, showed no fear in the face of the sharp sword.

Instead, it angrily spread its wings and opened its mouth, letting out a warning roar at the soldiers, not allowing them to get any closer to Daenerys.

And at this time.