Game of Thrones: The Red Dragon Lord.

Chapter 66 The House of Black and White
Petyr looked embarrassed and said, "Gawain is not in the Stepstones right now. It may be difficult to reach an agreement by just discussing it with his officials."

Jon Arryn said, "Just read the order of the Council to them and arrange our personnel first. Most of Gawen's troops are purchased Unsullied. According to the law, they are prohibited from purchasing slave troops first."

Petyr said helplessly: "I will do my best, Prime Minister."

Varys on the side also said he would obey.

After Jon Arryn arranged the tasks, he looked at Robert and said, "Your Majesty, please sit on the Iron Throne for the time being. I need to go to Dragonstone to discuss with Stannis."

Robert said, "There is no point in talking to Stannis. My brother rarely comes to King's Landing these days."

Jon Arryn said, "No, no, in any case, your brother is the Lord Admiral and controls the royal fleet. If you really need to quell the rebellion, you must rely on your brother. When I return, we will discuss giving Gavin an official position. It would be best if he could come to King's Landing. We need to meet this young man."

Robert said helplessly: "Okay, okay, whatever you say. You are the Prime Minister, I will listen to you."

After the royal meeting ended, the Octopus Spider Varys hurried back to his residence, immediately took out paper and pen, and began to write.

"Illyrio, my old friend, there is an unexpected factor in our plan. I am sure you have heard by now that Gawan Bellerys, the current lord of the Stepstones, has a golden dragon, which undoubtedly proves that he is a dragon rider, and he is sailing towards Braavos.

At the same time, Robert the Usurper has clearly ordered the assassination of Viserys and Daenerys, so our plan must be advanced. I hope you will go to Braavos immediately and bring the brother and sister back to Pentos, and also contact Gawain Bellerys to see if he can be used by us.

Your friend Varys the Octo-Spider."

Then, Varys called his little bird, a little boy about seven or eight years old. After giving him a piece of candy, Varys handed the letter to the little boy and told him, "Go to the port and give it to Captain Yom." The little boy nodded vigorously, held the letter tightly in his little hand, turned around and ran out the door.

The Reach - Highgarden

In a beautiful garden, flowers are in full bloom and the breeze blows gently.

Margaery received a summons from her grandmother Olenna and hurried here with full of curiosity.

As soon as I arrived here, I saw my grandmother Olenna sitting there with a solemn expression, and my father, the Duke of Metz, looked a little dejected.

Margaret hurried forward and saluted, "Father, grandmother, what happened?"

Duke Mace immediately said angrily: "The messenger sent to the Iron Throne is back. Robert Baratheon rejected my proposal of marriage with our Tyrell family. He plans to let his heir Joffrey marry Sansa Stark, the daughter of Duke Ned Stark of the North in the future. He also said that he had an agreement with Ned Stark before." After hearing this, Margaery instantly realized that the family's plan had failed. At this time, Olenna handed a piece of paper to Margaery, and said solemnly: "The exact news is that Gawain Bellery has a dragon, but it is not certain whether he is related to the Targaryens." Margaery hurriedly took the paper and read it carefully.

After reading the message, Margaret's eyes were full of shock. Thinking of Gavin's silver hair and purple eyes when she first met him, she was so shocked that she couldn't speak for a while.

Lord Mace said, "Since Robert Baratheon despises us Tyrells, why don't we consider Gawen Bellerys? He has dragons and an army, and he may become the second Aegon."

Olenna glanced at her foolish son with disdain and said sarcastically, "Oh! By the Seven Gods, my Lord Inflatable Fish, how can the Iron Throne tolerate the rise of a new dragon rider? Don't be so naive! This is not that easy."

When the Duke of Metz heard the name "inflatable fish", he knew that he had angered his mother, so he had to shut up for a while.

Olenna looked at Margaery and said slowly, "I have always wanted you to be queen. The best choice is undoubtedly Robert's heir Joffrey, but Robert refused the marriage with the Tyrell family. I considered Renly Baratheon before, but now we have another choice."

After hearing this, Margaery felt excited and shy at first, but she quickly suppressed these emotions and analyzed calmly: "Gawain, who owns the dragon and the Stepstones, may become king, but this will undoubtedly trigger a war with the Iron Throne. Now all this is just speculation. I think we should wait and see how the Iron Throne reacts before taking any action."

Olenna nodded slightly. "Yes, child, it is good that you can think so calmly, but we cannot do nothing. I heard you say before that Gavin will come to attend your sixteen-year-old name day. If he comes, I will find a chance to talk to him. If he does not come, I need you to go to the Stepstone Islands. I believe you can control him."

The Duke of Mace quickly interrupted, "What are you afraid of? Recall Gavin to Highgarden and ask him. Why worry about the Iron Throne when you have a dragon?"

Olenna rolled her eyes at him. "Shut up, you idiot! There are many dragons that have been slain. The Tyrells must not intervene too soon!"

Margaret pondered for a moment and said, "Grandma, I understand. I will write another letter to Gavin later to remind him to come to High Court to attend my name day."

After leaving the garden, Margaret returned to her room with a heavy heart. After writing the letter, she handed it to the maid beside her. She recalled their encounter and looked forward to meeting them again in the future.

Braavos - The House of Black and White

At the dock by the river, a group of people unloaded several heavy boxes and walked along the rock steps towards the temple entrance. The leader was wearing a dark black robe made of high-quality material and inlaid with silver threads, which shimmered faintly. Soon, he arrived at the temple entrance and witnessed the legendary Black and White Courtyard.

The temple was built of dark gray stone on a small rocky hill. The pointed roof was covered with black tiles. There were no windows, only a pair of twelve-foot-high carved wooden doors. The left one was made of fish beam wood, as white as bones, and the right one was slightly gleaming ebony. There was a moon carved in the middle of the two doors, but the fish beam wood was inlaid with ebony, and the ebony was inlaid with fish beam wood.

The wooden door opened a crack, and a monk in black and white robes came out. He looked at the black-robed man in the lead, bowed and said, "All mortals must die." The black-robed man immediately bowed and responded, "All mortals must serve."

(End of this chapter)