Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

"Only by luring Drogo to these two executions can we win with minimal losses." Although Ian said this, he was not sure about how to lure Drogo.

If it were just a Khal Drogo, the mere reminder that he abducted his wife would be enough to drive him over. But Ian is worried about whether there will be players in Drogo's army. If there are, variables will always exist.

"But once Drogo approaches the river valley or arrives at Meereen City and does not choose a decisive battle immediately, they will cause catastrophic damage around Meereen. The Meereenese will not accept this plan," Fermor was worried. "The command team would be locked in endless debate."

Of course Ian knew this, but he would rather risk the mass slaughter of Meereen slaves in the western section of the Skarhazaban River than risk the destruction of his own legion.

After the slaves of Meereen are slaughtered, he can capture Lazarin people to replenish them, and the farmland and forestry can be replanted after being destroyed, but if the army is defeated, then all Ian's efforts so far will be in vain.

"I will settle the dispute over the command team." Ian smiled, settling it once and for all.

"Do you have any other questions?" Ian said and looked at the others.

"No more, sir."

"No more." Everyone shook their heads.

"Well, now that the meeting is over, you can go back and organize your troops. I will give the order to leave soon." Ian waved his hand and signaled everyone to leave.

It wasn't until everyone in the hall dispersed that Ian noticed that the city lord of Astapor, Fermor Mo Nacroz, was still here.

"Femor? I remember I said that you will join the highest command group of the coalition as the representative of Astapor, and this time I will go on an expedition with me." Ian smiled.

"Thank you for this honor," Fermor said in a traditional Gith salute, "I will faithfully perform my duties."

"So, what's the reason for you to stay?" Ian asked doubtfully when he saw that Fermor still had no intention of leaving.

"Please accept my allegiance, my lord." To Ian's surprise, Fermor knelt on the ground directly in the knightly etiquette of Westeros.

"What made you make such a decision?" After the initial shock, Ian quickly regained his composure and asked with interest.

"Do you want to listen to the truth, sir?" Fermor hesitated for a moment. Considering Ian's strong ability to detect lies, he finally gave up his previous excuse for numbering.

"if you are willing to."

"I think being your ally is a very dangerous thing." Although Fermor decided to tell the truth, he still felt a little trembling when he actually said these words.

As expected, Ian resisted the urge to roll his eyes.

"But if I can become your subordinate, this danger will disappear," Fermor continued. "With you, loyalty will always be rewarded accordingly."

"The reward you want is still Slaver's Bay?"

"If you and Her Majesty are to leave here and return to Westeros, you will always need someone to help you manage Slaver's Bay."

"Then what if we don't plan to leave? If we plan to build a new empire right here with Slaver's Bay as its core, what are you going to do?"

"This" Ian's answer was indeed beyond Femor's expectation, but he still replied, "I will still maintain my loyalty. I believe that under the wings of your empire, the Nacroz family can also achieve more than Glory in any era.”

"You are a smart man, my friend." Ian pulled out his sword and put it on Fermor's shoulder. "I accept your allegiance, and I assure you that it will not take long for your The name will become Fermor Zo Nacroz.

As for Slaver's Bay, I really don't plan to leave within two years, but you can rest assured that we will return to Westeros sooner or later, and Slaver's Bay will definitely belong to you by then. "

"You made a very wise decision. When the history books of later generations mention you, they will write that the dynasty of the Nakroz family began today." After saying that, Ian put the sword back into its scabbard and said He personally stepped forward to help Femor.

"My lord," after Ian completed the ceremony, the water dancer Yada, who had already entered the hall and waited for a while, said, "A Westeros nobleman who calls himself Euron Greyjoy is driving a ship. The warship arrived at the port of Astapor, and he claimed that he wanted to see Queen Daenerys."

Euron ‘Crow’s Eye’? Ian's eyes narrowed instantly. He was an extremely dangerous character. He had done all the bad things in the world, including parricide.

In the fifth volume of the original work, the Red God Priest Magiro once saw many shadows threatening Daenerys in the flames. The most sinister of them was a tall and twisted monster with one black eye and ten A long arm is sailing on the sea of ​​blood, and this shadow is Euron.

The world's most dangerous pirate, Euron's claim that his ship Serenity sailed the entire known world was not true. But what Ian can be sure of is that this guy once broke into the ruins of Valyria, explored the palace of the ancient Dragon King, and produced a dragon horn called the 'Dragon Binder' and a set of Valyrian Substeel armor.

Hehehehe, isn't this a courier delivery? Ah, you better not let such a dangerous monster run around! I am doing harm to the people, how could I be motivated by money?

"Bring him to the hall to meet me." Ian ordered Yada, and then added, "Disarm all his weapons before entering, and then double the number of guards in the hall."

"Yes." Yada took the order and left.

"Who is this Westeros noble? Is he worthy of your attention?" Fermor asked after Yada left.

"Just a pirate," Ian glanced at the wooden door of the hall that was opened again and the ten Unsullied who were entering. "By the way, have any merchant ships under your command been robbed recently?"

"Ah? No." Fermor didn't realize what Ian meant for a moment, "No?"

"No, no, no," Ian stretched out a finger and shook it, "Yes, and not only your family, but also the merchant ships of Lexix's family were robbed. The pirates who attacked them were extremely ferocious and massacred almost everyone. Of the crew, only a few survived."

"What do you think?" Fermor seemed to understand.

"The ship that attacked them was a red sloop with pitch black sails and a black iron virgin statue without a mouth on the bow. The pirates who attacked them could not speak, but their captain could not speak. It's a man with his left eye covered." Ian said while recalling the description of Serenity and Euron in the original book, "Can you find the surviving sailors?"

"As soon as possible?"