Game of Thrones: I am Dothraki, not a barbarian

Chapter 24: Target River Reach

Viserys's expression froze, and his voice rose involuntarily: "He is only my guard, a loyal Dothraki warrior!"

Prince Daolang raised a meaningful smile and paused his cane on the ground.

"In that case, Your Highness, I have something I would like to discuss with your guards in private. How about you return to your chambers and rest for a while?"

Viserys wanted to argue, but a strong hand gripped his shoulder. Rhallor whispered, "Listen to him. Go back first."

Viserys looked displeased, but he finally swallowed his words and left the hall. His servants came forward to lead the way and arrange his daily life.

Doran watched Viserys leave with a sigh. Although his movements were limited, his mind was as clear as ever.

The demise of the Targaryen family is a foregone conclusion, and Viserys is mediocre no matter how you look at it, and has even become a puppet. He does not seem like the person who can revive the Targaryen family.

"Khal Rhahlo," Doran said, his eyes twinkling. "Your bounty in Westeros is now worth an earldom and a great many fiefdoms."

Upon hearing this, Rhallor smiled and said, "My Lord, since you have seen through me, I believe you are ready to hand me over to Baratheon, right?"

He was very sure that Prince Daolang would never hand him over, and what he had just said was just a test.

Although Prince Doran looks like an amiable elder, he is actually a shrewd chess player at heart. He is shrewd and calculating, never swayed by emotions, and only considers the long-term interests of Dorne.

There are countless grudges hidden in the land of Westeros. Even if he is handed over to Robert, Robert will never give Doran a good face.

Daolang was surprised for a moment because he didn't expect that Laharo could speak the standard language so fluently.

He smiled and changed the subject: "Recently, rumors about you have frequently spread from Essos to Dorne.

A Dothraki horse king who not only defeated two powerful khals in duel, but also led an army to defeat twice as many enemies. Frankly, I am far more interested in you than in that prince.

May I ask, what exactly do you hope to gain from me by crossing the Narrow Sea to come to Sunspear?"

"No, quite the contrary," Rhallor said bluntly. "You can gain great benefits from me. For example, I can bring you the opportunity to conquer Westeros."

The Martell family has a blood feud with the Baratheon and Lannister families, but they also have no good feelings towards the Targaryens, especially Rhaegar, the scumbag who abandoned his wife and children.

During the Rebellion of the Usurper, the Mad King held Doran's sister Elia and her two children hostage in King's Landing to prevent Lewyn Martell, a member of the Kingsguard, from betraying him.

Unexpectedly, after the fall of King's Landing, they were killed by the Lannister family. Not only was Elia raped by the Mountain, but her child was also smashed into meat paste as a token of her allegiance to Robert.

Tywin wanted to use this cruel method to draw a clear line with the Martell family and show his loyalty to Robert.

Robert accepted it calmly, and in response to the accusation of cruelly killing the baby, he simply said, "I didn't see any baby, I saw only the spawn of a dragon."

Doran bluntly stated, "The Dothraki bring nothing but bloodshed and chaos to Westeros. Wherever they go, they leave a scorched earth. How can they conquer it?"

"I can bring carnage and chaos to Dorne's enemies, scorching their lands, and Dorne will just sit back and reap the rewards."

Laharo continued to follow Doran's words, because prejudice was not so easy to change, and he was not prepared to explain.

"This time, I'm only here for resources, and the Tyrell family has everything."

"Then what do you need Dorne for?" Doran asked in a deep voice.

"You need do nothing but open the Prince's Pass north of Dorne.

My cavalry will land in your territory and depart quickly, disguised as Red Mountain horse thieves, leaving Dorne without further trouble. Tyrell's wealth is mine, and a weakened Tyrell is yours."

After he finished speaking, the hall fell into silence.

Doran glanced at Areo Hotah, the captain of the guards beside him, who was holding a six-foot-long battle axe and nodded to him imperceptibly.

After a long while, Daolang finally spoke: “The rumors about you are indeed true, you are ambitious and awe-inspiring.

But I need to know, how can you guarantee that your cavalry will not plunder Dorne?"

Rhahalo smiled. "My Lord, I am not foolish. I want Dorne to be my ally, not my enemy. And my enemy happens to be your enemy, too."

The Tyrells, the golden roses entrenched in the fertile land of the River Bend, have always been loyal supporters of the Iron Throne. Doran had long disliked them, but they were too powerful and he had no way to take action against them.

And his appearance is just the sharp knife that allows Daolang to kill someone with a borrowed knife!

Prince Daolang pondered for a moment and said slowly, "I will not make a decision lightly. Please allow me a few days to consider it."

...

The next day, in the courtyard, Prince Doran sat in a wheelchair, with his brother Oberyn Martell and Oberyn's mistress Ellaria Sand beside him.

Doran's daughter, Arianne Martell, sat on a lounge chair beneath the grape arbor, her long, dark hair cascading over her shoulders, framing her delicate features.

Her rosy and plump lips are slightly upturned, and the silk long dress perfectly outlines her graceful curves. Her every move exudes a mature and charming aura.

Prince Doran was the first to break the silence. "A Dothraki horse king named Rhallor has secretly come to Dorne, planning to invade Westeros and hoping to gain our support."

Oberyn raised his eyebrows: "Is this the horse lord who killed Drogo and took Daenerys away?
Oh, it's really interesting, and for this reason alone, I admire him very much!"

Oberyn is known as the "Red Viper". He is passionate and unrestrained by nature, and acts in a free and unrestrained manner. Laharo's behavior is also unconventional, and he and Oberyn are like-minded.

Ellaria frowned and said in a deep voice, "The Targaryen family is eyeing the Iron Throne, and with the addition of a group of Dothraki who only know how to plunder, the future of Westeros will definitely be very lively.

But if we cooperate with them, what difference is there between that and trying to get the skin of a tiger?"

Doran turned his gaze to Arianne. "Rahalor's target is the Tyrells. He intends to plunder the Reach."

Arianne glanced at Oberyn with a sly look in her eyes. "Father, we can use this opportunity to play a trick on those arrogant Tyrells."

Oberon noticed his niece's gaze and immediately understood what she meant. He knew his niece's character too well.

She is adventurous, ambitious, and has a strong desire to be in control. She will definitely agree to Laharo's proposal.

"The Tyrells certainly need a lesson."

An alliance with the Dothraki is a serious matter and must be carefully considered. He then changed the subject, "But the Dothraki have a bad reputation.

They are bloodthirsty, and if it were known that the Martells allowed them into Westeros, the consequences would be disastrous."

Ellaria also took the opportunity to add, "Yes, this is courting disaster. Dorne will be regarded as a traitor by the Six Kingdoms. We can't just focus on pleasure without considering Dorne's future."

(End of this chapter)