Game of Thrones: Viserys the Three-Headed Dragon.

Chapter 11 Attitude Change
Viserys studied it carefully and recorded in his mind Daenerys's condition after waking up, including her temperature, expression, body shape, food intake, and water intake.
Apart from being made suspicious by Viserys' sudden concern and showing obvious discomfort, and behaving unnaturally when Viserys touched her forehead, she seemed to have not changed much and was still the timid little girl.

That strange, fearful, rebellious attitude seemed to disappear as the fever subsided.

There seem to be no after-effects and no benefits gained.

Viserys could be said to be slightly disappointed by this, but it was more of a fluke.

He had suspected that Daenerys's abnormal behavior yesterday would attract the attention of "God", but the mysterious incident that happened last night, coupled with various observations today, seemed that the risk was not very great.

If there is a god behind Daenerys, then He seems to condone Viserys's behavior, or He is unaware of it, at least for now.

But there is no guarantee that the gods of this world will ignore his actions like the goddess Hylia did.

He didn't dare to take it lightly.

But the magical power that Daenerys now displays makes her particularly important.

Dany glanced cautiously at Viserys, who sat at the head of her bed, trying to discern what was behind his expressionless face, but ever since Viserys had been struck by lightning, Dany could no longer easily read his emotions.

After dinner, Viserys just let her lie down to rest, and then sat quietly by her side, seemingly with no intention of leaving her room at all.

Is he worried about me?

Dany didn't know.

Just like her brother had drunk her blood twice for no apparent reason, Viserys hadn't explained, and she didn't know why.

Although all his actions now showed concern, Dany always had a strange feeling that his brother had other intentions.

She didn't even know if what she was feeling at the moment was real.

Just like she was extremely frightened yesterday, she still didn't know where that fear came from, and why she felt the same again today?

【Viserys may know the answers to all her questions.】

She thought so but didn't dare to ask.

While Dany was lost in thought, Viserys broke the silence in the room. He whispered, "Dany, I know you have many questions in your mind. One day I will answer them for you, but not now."

One can easily see what's on Daenerys' face. Viserys has already made up his mind. He wants to keep the Riddler, but make her feel the change in attitude.

Daenerys is the most important card in his hand. Whether he uses her or deceives her, he will tie her tightly to his ship.

Dany was important to him.

This attitude must be conveyed to Daenerys and Illyrio.

Dany is still a little girl who allows herself to be pushed around and is heavily dependent on her brother Viserys, and although she is smart, it is not difficult for her to cope with it.

As for Illyrio, although doing so is equivalent to actively exposing weaknesses to Illyrio, as a chess piece, the right thing to do is to recognize the current situation and adapt to it.

It might be a test to show his attitude now before Illyrio makes any suggestions.

How determined are they to implement their plan and how will they deal with this situation?
"." Dany certainly had no idea what Viserys was thinking. She widened her eyes in surprise, taken aback by this unprecedented show of goodwill.

She was not stupid. She was sensitive and immediately noticed the attitude in Viserys's words. Then she instinctively tested this attitude. She stammered and whispered, "I don't want to know anything. I want to go home."

Such a test was no longer met with scolding and beatings, but rather a response that was beyond Dany's expectations.

"When you say 'home', do you mean Ser Darry's house in Braavos? I remember it had a red gate and a lemon tree?" Viserys asked.

There was a trace of sadness on his face.

Hearing this, Dany was agitated and had mixed feelings for a moment: "You know?"

"You grew there," Viserys said, gesturing. "From being so tiny to being as tall as a table. I watched you grow."

Dany boldly asked, "Is it possible for us to go back?"

"I will, Dany," Viserys said easily, as if it were a casual answer.

Dany heard this and realized it was a lie, and her heart sank.

Viserys continued: "But, Dany, that is not 'home'."

Dany's expression grew darker.

"You will understand one day, Dany." Viserys reached out and gently stroked her hair from her forehead. "Home is where your family is."

Dany held her breath for a moment, and her eyes, which had been about to shed tears, suddenly sparkled. Tears still welled up in her eyes, but her heart was filled with joy.

She became bolder: "You never told me this."

"Before today, my sister," Viserys said, "I never thought I would lose you."

Dany's heart was pounding, and she mustered up the courage to raise her head to see the look on Viserys' face when he said this.

I saw that his expression was gentle and his eyes were full of concern.

".I." Dany couldn't utter a word for a moment.

"Rest well, Dany, and don't let your imagination run wild." Viserys let her lie down and covered her with a thin blanket. "You are only beginning to recover from your illness. You need more rest."

"Yeah." Dany half hid her face in the bed, at a loss. She wanted to tell her brother that she was actually healthy, just like usual, but she couldn't say it. Viserys withdrew his thoughts and sighed in his heart: his bottom line can be lower than imagined.

He was of course well aware that his original self had often instilled in Dany the importance of the old Valyrians maintaining the purity of their bloodline through inbreeding, so much so that Dany had always thought since she was a child that she would marry Viserys one day.

In fact, the original Viserys's brutal violence against Dany also originated from this. He regarded his sister Daenerys as the queen since he was a child and was determined to marry her in the future.

From the moment he sold his mother Queen Leila's crown, he realized that one day he would also sell his sister, so his feelings for his sister became distorted and turned into a perverted possessiveness.

Viserys knew very well that his advances would be misunderstood by Dany, and that she might develop feelings for him that were different from those of a brother or sister.

But this will also make Dany more dependent on him, trust what he does, and facilitate his subsequent actions.

We’ll have to wait until he completely transforms into a dragon before we can talk about anything else.

At the very least, Viserys would not sell her now, and letting her suffer might not lead to a good ending.
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Illyrio narrowed his eyes. "You heard that?"

Ani replied, "Yes, Master."

Illyrio's expression hardened. "Did you hear him say to Daenerys, 'I never thought I would lose you'?"

"Yes Master."

"Do you think what he says is true?" Illyrio asked.

".I think it's fake, Master," Ani hesitated for a moment, but still made a judgment, "I know how men coax women."

Illyrio hesitated. "After seeing what he did to his sister today, you still believe this. What is your basis?"

Regardless of his intentions, just look at his actions. Viserys took meticulous care of Dany during her coma during the day. Every quarter of an hour for two hours, he wiped Daenerys' body to reduce her temperature. He was clearly very concerned about her condition.

Ani frowned: ".Uh, intuition, Master."

"Why?" Illyrio asked, without saying whether he believed or not. "Why do you think he did that?"

".I don't know yet."

Illyrio closed his eyes. He did not ask again: "Ani, find something other than 'intuition'."

"Yes, Master."
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There was a knock on the door.

Viserys paused in his swinging of the dagger and stepped toward the door.

The butler was outside the door, holding the lamp: "Dear guest, the master invites you."

"Oh," Viserys gestured to his pajamas, "just a moment."

The butler nodded and motioned for him to wait outside the door.

Viserys closed the door and calmly walked to the table. He poured himself a glass of wine and drank it to quench his thirst. Then he slowly changed into his casual clothes, straightened his clothes and hair in front of the mirror, and walked out of the room gracefully: "Lead the way, butler."

He just showed up for an appointment without asking where or why.

The butler led the way in silence. Soon, they passed through the reception room, walked through the corridor of the courtyard, and came to a room full of bookcases. This must be Illyrio's study.

The study was filled with oil lamps with lampshades, making it very bright.

Viserys took a quick look and quickly realized that the lack of fire prevention awareness in the decoration was intentional. The decoration in the study was very vulgar. Most of the books in the cabinets had gold edges, and the paintings and ornaments on the wall shone brightly under the lamplight.

Whether it was true or not, at least Illyrio acted like a complete upstart.

Illyrio was very enthusiastic. When Viserys arrived, he stood up from his desk and walked to the door. "Your Majesty, please forgive me for disturbing you so late. I have been very busy these past few days. I have not had time to see you until today."

Viserys only said in greeting, "My Lord Governor, it is a good thing to be busy with your career. It will bring in a lot of money and your business will prosper." He only said auspicious words and did not intend to take the initiative to bring up the topic.

"The fact is," Illyrio began. "Does your grace remember what I told you about the Dothraki a few days ago?"

"Of course," Viserys said, and then said nothing more, only looking at Illyrio expectantly.

Although Viserys was evasive, Illyrio had his own plans: "Your Majesty, are you free tomorrow to come with me to see the Dothraki army?"

Viserys asked curiously, "Is there a war between Pentos and the Dothraki?"

"Of course not," Illyrio curled his lips and asked, "Your Majesty, do you not want to go?"

[Of course not.]

Viserys replied, "Of course not. I have heard that the Dothraki cavalry are brave and invincible. Since there is a chance, of course I want to see it. But will my appearance cause any inconvenience to the governor?"

Illyrio pretended not to notice his resistance and looked at Viserys sincerely. "Don't worry, Your Majesty. I have made arrangements. I will only ask you to dress up as my squire."

Viserys agreed. "If the Lord Magister has made the arrangements, I shall have no objection."

"." Illyrio couldn't help but pause. Compared to the refusal, the other party's immediate agreement caught him off guard.

Having a "king" dress up as a follower was a temptation in itself, but Viserys could be so nonchalant about it.

Illyrio had something else in mind, but in the end he said nothing. "Then I ask your majesty to wake up early tomorrow."

After interacting with the "Beggar King" over the past few days, Illyrio began to doubt Varys's intelligence.

(End of this chapter)