Ice and Fire: Reign of the Dragon.

Chapter 338 There is no need to use the dragon
Brynden frowned. He couldn't quite tell which dragon's roar it was, but he could tell it was an adult, or even an old dragon.

That should be the mud-colored dragon sheep thief.

Bloodeye whimpered, and the dragon's thoughts were intermittently connected to Brynden.

"Peat. Fierce and cunning. Not to be trifled with. Sheep. Get close."

The information conveyed by the dragon is always intermittent, and due to the lack of Targaryen family heritage, many dragon riders are actually unable to fully understand the vague meaning conveyed by the dragon - there are only a few dragon riders who have excellent coordination with their dragons, such as Prince Daemon and Korax, "Uncrowned Queen" Rhaenys and Melias, Aegon I and the Black Death, Visenya and Vhagar. They can understand what the dragon is trying to convey, and can also convey what they want to express to the dragon more smoothly.

Although the Vareses family has not had a dragon for over a hundred years, the three Longzel brothers restored the family's heritage. Except for Queen Jenny who has never tamed a dragon in her life, the younger generations of the family are all talented dragon riders, so the Vareses heritage has retained the method of how to interpret the information conveyed by the dragon.

Just like what the sentence above means, the sheep thief is ferocious and cunning, and Blood Eyes dare not provoke the old dragon easily, but if it is fed with mutton, it can get close to the old dragon.

Bloodeye carefully climbed out of his nest, and Brynden also saw the chaotic scene of dragon training.

The sheep thief was roaring, and Aegor was shouting, but the sheep thief did not make any violent movements. It did not try to throw off the little man on its back, nor did it spit fire everywhere like the previous dragons that resisted being tamed.

Instead, it seemed as if he was discussing something with Iger on his back.

Brynden understood what the sheep thief meant and shook his head helplessly.

Gods be to you, the sheep thief was arguing with Aegir about how many sheep he could eat next.

No, Brynden came to his senses immediately. Logically, members of the Targaryen family rarely receive complete information from the dragon, but it is obvious that Aegor and the sheep thief communicated very smoothly.

This is interesting information.

Igor would certainly be interested.

While he was thinking, Aegor, who had just been arguing with the sheep thief over whether to rob one sheep or three sheep a day, saw the bloody eye under Brynden's crotch, and inexplicably felt an emotion called "contempt" or "Hey, crows are nothing more than this" in his heart.

Iger shook his head vigorously to get rid of the emotion.

The blood from Bracken - or the education of the Bracken family made him naturally dissatisfied with the Blackwood family, but it was just dissatisfaction. The education he experienced told him that the Bracken and Blackwood families had a thousand-year-old blood feud. Even though the two families had integrated each other's blood during the thousands of years of fighting, there were tragic love stories and political marriages out of helplessness, but it still could not heal the scars caused by the two families for power, land, and even personal grudges. It also told him that the kingdom needed an unstable riverland, and the two families needed to unite when necessary - for the benefit of the royal family.

So he couldn't keep this emotion, even though the crow opposite him was still wearing the skin of a silver dragon.

Humph.

The crow, the silver dragon, any one of them is so annoying when taken alone.

Aegor tried hard to suppress his inexplicable malice and nodded to Brynden.

Brynden also responded to Aegor's courtesy with a smile, but more thoughts flashed through his mind. The Riverlands were an important strategic location for the kingdom, and it was also the area where the kingdom most needed a balance between stability and conflict. It was difficult to say whether the power gap between the Tully family and other riverland families, as well as the conflict between the Galloping Horses and the Crows were intentionally caused.

But it was clear that this delicate balance also affected the relationship between him and Aegor.

For example, there is inexplicable malice on both sides.

Sheep thief. Will the royal family really allow Aegor to ride this dragon out safely?
Red Fort.

Aerion came to the king's bedroom in person, and the Prince of Oldtown, whose silver hair had turned gray, asked bluntly, "The sheep thief was tamed by the bastard, Aegon, do you want the bastard to tame Korachu next?"

After saying that, the Prince of Oldtown stared at the huge dragon on the bed that had just taken the medicine and was about to fall asleep without any hesitation: "An old dragon, the seventh level of hell, that is a sheep thief, if it is not..." He paused. "I am afraid that is the largest dragon in the family. You just let a bastard tame it? What if..."

"Aerion, my blood flows in his veins." Aegon raised his bloated head with some difficulty. "As long as I need him, he is also a Targaryen. As long as he is a Targaryen, taming dragons is not a problem, Aerion, don't be silly. Do you really think that the Vareses of Igor's generation would be willing to be inferior to us? No one in the family has tamed a dragon big enough to touch the old dragons of the Vareses family for decades. Now that Aegor, a child who still has his own ideas, has tamed the sheep thief, isn't it a good thing?"

"you"

Finally, Ilion turned away dejectedly and left the chamber.

Yes.

Aegon was right. The Targaryens were in fact in decline. Varys had no children yet, and Alysanne had changed two husbands but had no offspring. As for Maegon's descendants, those two big-mouthed guys, Aerion only hoped that they would not cause trouble.

He really saw no hope for the Targaryens to escape Varese's de facto oppression.

So be it.

I hope Aegon can control the beast he created.

East Continent, land to be conquered.

Jacaris Vareses, who arrived first to conduct reconnaissance, rode the giant dragon Skyfire and shuttled through the clouds.

He saw the enemy this time.

A great khalasar, it is said that their Khal Balhan has gathered the khalasars and the tribesmen who were once defeated, and is preparing to launch a holy vengeance on the Iron Man under the prophecy of the old women of Vaes Dothrak.

It is said that there are as many as 50,000 roaring warriors on horseback, equipped with bows and swords. If the women and children who can ride horses and shoot arrows are counted together, a hundred thousand light cavalry are enough to sweep across the Great Grass Sea.

And there are raiders from the Forest of Qohor.

Qohor sent an alert to the lords of the conquered lands.

As a result, the chaotic conquered land quickly regained stability, the Bol family and the Reyes family united and signed an alliance with the Second Sons.

The immigrants from Westeros raised a huge army with 13,000 knights, knight squires, mercenary knights, free riders, mercenary cavalry, and barbarian cavalry as the core, and 55,000 infantrymen with simple armor as the main force.

Jakaris signaled Kongyi to hover in the air.

Not right.

This army is more than capable of defeating the invaders, and there is no need to request a dragon to attack.

There's something wrong with this.

(End of this chapter)