Chapter 687
Second Stag is very upset about the departure of Tyrion and Tysha.
While Onion Knight's words sound like vexatious, he's right: Sansa's promised command of the True Dragon Alliance is of little value to him if he can't get to King's Landing quickly.
Tyrion's battle plan for Aegon requires the possession of Wyvern.
This morning King Aegon is still at Storm's End, and at noon will arrive at Blackwater Rush, and continue to fly north, where he can spend the night at Gates of the Moon.
The two armies attacked from the north and the south, and Aegon did not march with the large army - even had time to take down The Twins, and had time to go to the Winterfell wave - still not affecting the healthy operation of the frontline command system.
After being reminded by Big Crab "Don't let the army harass the noble castle", Aegon and Tyrion will quietly set off from Gates of the Moon in the middle of the night to the Vale army barracks thousands of miles away. Tons of cheese, flour, jerky, etc., to make up for the lack of military rations.
Balerion and Tysha, the largest Wyvern in the entire Slaver's Bay battlefield, both carry more than two tons.
If there are more than seven or eight Wyverns like this, two trips a day and teams to drop supplies by air, the True Dragon Alliance's 45,000 armies probably don't need to go to the countryside to grab food from the common people.
Because Wyvern was responsible for opening the city gates, True Dragon Alliance did not carry craftsmen and siege equipment at all.
So, if Second Stag wants to pick Aegon's peaches, it has to get Wyvern too.
Otherwise, it's very likely that he and Aegon will suffer from both sides, both of them will leave the game with residual blood, and the cheapest can only be King's Landing Cersei.
"In order to rob Tyrion of Wyvern, do you really intend to murder him?"
Faced with the questioning of the livid Second Stag, Jon's expression was even more ugly and his attitude was even more irritable.
Second Stag gritted his teeth and said, "I won't murder anyone, but his guts are scorched and he's dead, and no one can save him.
Let him die in Winterfell, And then use his Wyvern to redeem Aegon's dragon, good to everyone."
"Who said he was dead? I was talking to him before!" Jon complained.
"I said," Aunt Mel came, with her coat fluttering like a red butterfly, "Daenerys might be able to save him, but it's too expensive and time-consuming, and she doesn't. I'll be happy."
Second Stag pursed his lips tightly and glared at Jon: "Tyrion has a weak relationship with her, even a family feud.
And he left with Aegon. Slaver's Bay's behavior is like betrayal. If it were me, I would definitely ignore him."
Sansa smiled coldly, pointing to Godry Farring beside Second Stag, saying, "If I like him Sword, now he's badly wounded, but has a glimmer of survival.
Will you grant my wish not to heal him, let him die, and say - he's dead anyway , is this good for everyone?"
"Tyrion an innocent man treasuring a jade ring becomes a crime, and my sword is worthless..." Giantslayer muttered.
Second Stag stared at Sansa, nostrils opened and closed for a long while before grinding his teeth: "If that's the case, I can't give up Wyvern in Aegon."
"I I won't give Theon to you!" Jon said irritably: "Earl Maege went to Slaver's Bay to discuss the purpose of exchanging Wyvern with Dragon Queen. You can't wait for a few days?"
Davos look Embarrassed, suggested: "Queen Sansa is also a Dragonrider, why not—"
"You want my Lady?!" Sansa's blue eyes widened in disbelief.
"No, no," Davos blushed and waved his hands again and again, "How dare I make such a rude request?
I want to say... can I use you first? Lady to send me to the front and then wait for Earl Maege to bring Wyvern back from Slaver's Bay?"
"Isn't that rude to ask me to be a carrier?"
Sansa's eyes spewed fire, and she really wanted to call Lady immediately and kill the old fogey in front of her.
Davos lowered his eyes to avoid the Queen's death stare, and said, "I'll be the coachman in the front, and you will control Wyvern in the back?"
Sansa's pretty face twisted.
Davos sincerely persuaded: "If King's Landing can be captured as soon as possible, you can also go to the Great Sept of Baelor and ask High Sparrow to treat Aegon Your Majesty's injuries!"
This sentence did not impress Sansa, but reminded her: her husband is still in his hands!
"I'll only take you to Duskendale, and then you oneself ride a horse to find General Royce and them," Sansa said with a helpless, wry smile, "If I sell them to you, I won't have the face to see you again. General?"
——Want me to personally persuade the generals to surrender to you? There are no doors!
Davos does have such a plan, but the queen is so pitiful, he can't force it any more.
"Thank you!" Davos bowed earnestly, then promised, "Queen Your Majesty, you have paid the ransom for Aegon Your Majesty."
After he finished speaking, he said again. The monarch looked towards oneself, his eyes hopeful.
Second Stag frowned and thought about it. The Vale army is near Rosby, 30 kilometers away from King's Landing, and it's only half a day's ride from Duskendale.
He nodded, acknowledging the promise of the Onion Knight.
"As long as Davos can get to the front, see Royce and other generals, and then Maege brings Wyvern back, I'll agree to have Jon in charge of Aegon, just like Theon now.
When King's Landing is won, or I fail at King's Landing, Aegon will be completely free.
Of course, he has to go into exile, go to Slaver's Bay, go to Free City, go anywhere, but must Leaving Westeros, only his heirs can come back to inherit Harrenhal."
——Let the Others live in Harrenhal, let's go to Slaver's Bay to find Dany aunt, you wait for me!
Sansa made a secret decision in her heart and began to call her Striped Wyvern, the second generation Lady.
Before going to Duskendale, it was dictated by Second Stag, penned by Sansa, and signed and signed by Aegon reluctantly, and wrote three copies of a "surrender letter": King Aegon was captured and has now surrendered to Stannis Baratheon.
All princes of the Seven Kingdoms who swore allegiance to Aegon Targaryen should be surrendered to Stannis Baratheon.
The Prime Minister of Stannis, Onion Knight Davos, will take his place on the front lines to receive feudal lords willing to serve.
If you don't want to, you can lead the bannermen to leave, but please protect Ser Davos' life safety and never fight against Stannis Baratheon again.
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Second Stag was very realistic, he didn't expect to take Aegon, and the power of True Dragon Alliance was all at his disposal.
This is impossible.
He's not crazy, he doesn't have immature delusions.
But Second Stag also feels that oneself is the only legitimate heir to the Baratheon Dynasty, after all, Tommen has died and Cersei is married again.
If the Seven Kingdoms princes have a little conscience, a little respect for the law, and a little traditional Knight spirit, they should support him Stannis on Iron Throne.
- This idea sounds arrogant, but it is very much in the Westeros tradition.
If Dany calls on the Seven Kingdoms nobles to join the Great Council, and Second Stag declares oneself's Iron Throne succession on the Great Council, theoretically, there is no need to fight, no need to capture Aegon, and he can also be elected by all nobles. Legal King.
Similar Great Councils were held several times during the Targaryen Dynasty.
For example, Dany's great-grandfather egg (Aegon V), competes with the old Aemon, Aerys Blackfyre for the King position.
egg is a legal King by election.
According to the Great Council tradition during the Targaryen Dynasty, Second Stag will 100% become King because he has no competition.
Baratheon is the only one left (illegitimate child has no right to inherit).
So, Second Stag's behavior of capturing Aegon and picking peaches looks absurd, but it actually has a very high theoretical basis.
Just one question, do today's Seven Kingdoms nobles have the same conscience, respect for the law, and glorious Knight spirit as they did back then?
Second Stag felt that oneself's Hand of the King could awaken the few remaining conscience and honor in the hearts of those scoundrels.
If not, this world is really hopeless.
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Dragonstone, Windwyrm where dragon and Wyvern land.
As soon as the green-and-white-striped striped dragon landed, Archmaester Marwyn greeted him and said anxiously: "The Seven is up, Queen Sansa, why are you here? Didn't you get Raven?"
Sansa, dressed in pure white lion fur as snow, took off his windproof helmet, revealing a flushed face, rose petal-like lips slightly parted, exhaled a few white breaths, and said doubtfully, "I just came from Winterfell, Dragonstone. What's wrong with my Magic Power Network? I can't sense it."
Brienne, dressed in white-glazed iron armor, helped the queen down from the dragon's back.
Not waiting for the two to stand firm, Marwyn, regardless of their status, grabbed Sansa's arm and rushed towards the entrance of the tower, hurriedly walking, turning her head from time to time, as if she was on guard for something.
Sansa saw this and knew that the situation had changed.
After entering the black tower, Marwyn was relieved, let go of his right hand, gave a salute to Sansa apologetically, and explained: "The Allies sent the Wyvern squad to Westeros, and they threw it at Dragonstone before. A few kerosene bombs."
"What?" Sansa was startled and asked eagerly, "Is the situation in Meereen so bad for Dany aunt? The Allies can split a Wyvern to Westeros."
"What?"
"What?" p>
"That's not true. Queen has the confidence to win this great battle. The battle situation is actually more favorable for us." Marwyn shook his head.
"If that's the case, why would they dare to split up?" Sansa wondered.
"Although our side has the upper hand, in the final analysis, the Battle of Meereen is also a siege battle. We were besieged by the Allies, and the attackers quietly separated a Wyvern squad, which Meereen couldn't find."
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Sansa became more and more confused.
Wait to enter the hall below, untied the white lion skin cloak and handed it to the maid, under Marwyn's signal, found the soft couch by the fireplace and sat down, she asked again: "The Wyvern squad is coming to Westeros, we know Afterwards, wouldn't Meereen know?
Whether they send superior troops to encircle and suppress them, or take advantage of the weakness of the enemy's air force and take advantage of the opportunity to conduct a great decisive battle, the allies will lose more than the gains."
"Only The five Wyverns have come over, which has little effect on the battle situation, and the Magic Network center was attacked by Balerion and paralyzed. Now it can only extract Earth's Heart magic power, but can no longer communicate with the outside world.
Even glass candles The subpoena also can't be done, I really don't know how Balerion did it.
But obviously, this was planned by the Allies, just not sure what the purpose was." Marwyn helplessly said.
"Balerion attack..." Sansa called out in disbelief, and suddenly realized that Balerion seems to be a bad street name, at least, not only Aegon's Wyvern is called Balerion.
"Valyria Half God, Balerion?" she asked tentatively.
"Well, our Magic Network center construction skills are all learned from Valyria. I can't believe that Valyrian has really mastered the means to counter the Magic Network center." Marwyn looked complicated.
"I was also in touch with Slaver's Bay the day before yesterday." Sansa muttered.
"Magic Network crashed early yesterday morning."