Ice and Fire: Reign of the Dragon.

Chapter 29: Lady of the Dawn
The negotiations went smoothly. The soldiers Longzel brought were also useless.

At least no one said anything when the four dragons took off.

Climbing down the rope ladder hanging from the dragon saddle of Wormithor, Longzel turned around and saw Valar with a confused look on his face.

"Brother, what is the result of the negotiation?"

Longzel took the light wine handed over by Sebastian Jieyan, rinsed his mouth, and then answered his brother's question. "An identity, a proof, and a few hostages." Longzel put the wine glass back in Sebastian's hand and continued to explain to his brother. "The blood left by our mother proves our royal identity, so that we can naturally integrate into the noble system of Westeros, and it can also make the fact that we have dragons more worthy of our reputation." He paused and looked up at the giant dragon in the sky. "After all, it is the Targaryen Dragon King who has ruled here for more than a hundred years."

Womisol and Silver Wing hovered over the fleet, quite leisurely.

Longzel withdrew his gaze from the dragon and continued, "The Dorne March is a very special place in Westeros. According to the information brought by Dr. Visari and Evans, this land is located in the Red Mountains and includes two regions, the East March of the Stormlands and the West March of the Reach. The lords of these two regions swore allegiance to the Baratheon family of Storm's End and the Tyrell family of Highgarden respectively, but the nominal guardian of the March is the Tyrell family of Highgarden." He sorted out the situation of the territory. "The title of Governor of the March means that we have the legal right to integrate the entire March after we gain a foothold."

Looking at his brother's confused eyes, Longzel continued to explain: "We have accepted the reward from the gods. It is a foregone conclusion that we have gained a foothold in Westeros and promoted the writing of the Song of Ice and Fire. Therefore, we must think about how to maximize our interests and better participate in the chessboard of the gods."

"And the right to conquer Dorne." Longzel said something that he was relatively more interested in. "Aegon I of the Targaryen family once tried to conquer Dorne, but his brutal method of conquest made the Dornish people united, and he ultimately failed. Although Dorne is at the bottom in terms of area and population, it is rich in gold, copper and iron, and its people are brave and good at fighting. It is a good source of soldiers and a strong rear base."

"So we are going to conquer that place called Dorne?" Valar suddenly became excited.

"No hurry." Longzel patted his brother's shoulder: "The most urgent task is to settle the family members."

"And more." Valar asked again. "What is a squire?"

"Except for the North, all places in Westeros adhere to the Andal faith of the Seven Gods and inherit the Andal culture. The culture of the knights comes from this. The knights who swear to fight for the gods and lords not only need armor and war horses, but also need the service of squires. Knights of humble origins either have no squires or their squires are also commoners, but the squires of noble knights are often also nobles. Boys of noble birth will regard squires as an important part of the road to knighthood." Longzel thought of the information mentioned earlier. "Although the bloodline of Princess Rhaenyra's son is questionable, he is indeed quite courageous and took the initiative to come here as a hostage, hehe."

"Then what about us?" Valar was still a little confused.

"Just treat them as your little brothers," Longzel said. "After all, according to the current order of succession, Prince Daemon has sent the future crown prince and the future earl of Tidehead Island. And his eldest son, well, that's pretty generous. Valar, gather everyone and let's discuss the next plan."

Dragonstone.

Prince Jacaerys stood alone outside his mother's bedroom, apparently having just had an argument with her.

It seemed that Princess Rhaenyra was furious because Jakaris took the initiative to throw her out as a bargaining chip. If she wasn't pregnant, she would even want to beat Jakaris up.

Although she quickly sorted out the pros and cons and understood what her son did, she still felt a surge of anger in her heart as a mother who discovered her son was disobedient.

"Come in." Rainier finally adjusted her mood and called back her son who had just been kicked out.

Jacaerys then carefully pushed open the door. Princess Rhaenyra, who was lying on the bed with a big belly, rolled her eyes at Jacaerys.

"Remember to discuss this with me next time." Princess Rainier said in a bad tone.

But Prince Jacaris smiled, after all, his mother's words meant that she forgave him for his self-willed behavior.

Seeing her son's face suddenly brighten up, Princess Rainier couldn't help but smile.

After all, a mother is always worried about her child, and if the child is very good, the mother will be proud of the child, even if the child may not be so obedient. Different from the warm moment on Dragonstone, the situation on a ship on the Narrow Sea is tense.

The tall girl in copper-scale armor was holding a huge sword as pale as milky white glass, staring viciously at the captain who was lying limp on the ground opposite her.

The girl was not very old, with long light golden hair simply draped behind her head, and bright violet eyes that seemed to glow under the sun. Behind her was a girl in tight clothes and a boy holding a wooden stick. There were still marks of strangulation on the boy's body.

"Miss, please talk nicely. Let's talk nicely." The captain looked at the two bloody heads that rolled to his side in horror.

"Why did you increase the agreed fare midway? Why did you kidnap Alan at night and sneak into my and Diana's room?"

The female warrior stepped between the captain's legs, giving him a fright.

"Miss, let's talk it over nicely. This is just an accident. I am willing to compensate you and the other two for the boat fare. Is that okay with you?"

"Shut up, I just want a reason."

Diana Tully behind the female warrior sighed in her heart. It was really a mockery of the gods that the Tully family of Horn Hill and the Dayne family of Starfall were actually on the same front. You know, in history, the Tully family and the Dayne family, who had similar territories, had a fierce relationship with each other.

However, the Dayne family is different from the shameless Dorne lords in the East March. Although they have fought each other many times in many wars in history, their conflicts have basically remained on the battlefield. In peacetime, the two families have also had experience in hunting and fighting together.

However, it is unheard of to rely on a woman from the Dane family for protection like now.

"Stop talking nonsense. Give me the money and stay here. You are not allowed to leave our sight until we reach Pentos."

"Okay, okay." The captain was about to cry. "Miss, can you please take away your sword and feet?"

"Shut up!"

"Captain, something's wrong." A sailor rushed into the cabin in panic, and was so frightened by the scene in the cabin that he staggered and almost fell.

"If you have something to say, say it now!" The female soldier rolled her eyes at the sailor.

"Yes, yes." Before the sailor could finish his words, the hatch was pushed open by soldiers wearing light leather armor and holding spears.

"Varezes Fleet, we suspect you are a pirate ship of the Tri-City Alliance." The soldier looked around the cabin expressionlessly. "We need to verify your identities."

"Obara Dayne." The warrior woman said her name loudly.

"I am the true master of the dawn."

Second update check-in, let me explain here, the protagonist knows that Strong’s bloodline is questionable, but Strong’s identity recognized by the kingdom is there at this time. What he needs is Strong’s identity rather than his bloodline. Thank you all for the discussion.

The boil still hurts a bit.
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