Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal, starting with a blue hand stat panel

Dragon eggs.

Dragons are the symbol of the kings of Westeros.

After Aegon the Conqueror landed in Westeros, he used dragons to directly destroy three ancient royal families: House Gardener of the Reach, House Hall of the Iron Islands and the Three Rivers, and House Durendon of the Stormlands (the Orphan of Durendon is still alive).

Aegon established the Targaryen dynasty's rule through absolute violence.

The dragon is so terrifying.

The price of live dragon eggs is unbelievably high.

Even dragon egg fossils are astronomical in number.

Just like the three that Illyrio gave to Daenerys that she later possessed.

The wealth gained from selling three fossil dinosaur eggs is enough to live a comfortable life.

Currently, let's not even talk about the price of dragon eggs; there's a market for them but no buyers, so it's all a matter of luck.

Dragon eggs are treasures of the Dragon King's family, and a dragon egg is given as a gift when a child of the Dragon King's family is born.

Historically, only a very small number of dragon eggs have been lost overseas.

However, every place suspected of containing dragon eggs was fraught with danger.

It's not easy to get deep into any one place.

"But I need a dragon egg," Arthur thought.

Harrenhal and Storm's End are practically invincible on land, but neither castle can withstand the wrath of the dragon.

After looking at it from all angles, it seems that only Casterly Rock, which was formed by hollowing out the rock, is more resistant.

Especially after the long summer comes the long winter, during which the apostles of the drowning god and the cold god appear.

When the world becomes a high-magic world, dragons become indispensable.

Arthur believed that magic never truly died out, just like the tides, with highs and lows.

Even at low tide, there are exceptionally gifted wizards like the "Witch Queen" and the "Blood Raven" who emerged from an era of low magic.

An era of change.

The magical tide is slowly warming up, and the world is changing because of it.

There will be a large number of shapeshifters among the Stark children, and the shapeshifting talent of "Raveneye" on the Iron Islands is also very strong.

Even outside the Narrow Sea, figures like the woman in the red robe will appear.

After magic revived, the old man and the madwoman from the old town of Hightoar became obsessed with it.

The magical tide finally reached its climax when the dragons hatched by Daenerys, the "Mother of Dragons".

Without magical warming, dragons will not hatch.

The hatching of the dragon further amplified the magical tide.

In an era of renewed magical activity, dragon eggs will become even more precious.

Having the dragon is equivalent to having a unique air force.

"Awakening the dragon may require blood magic and the power of bloodlines. Only death can buy life, but I possess the power of the Blue Hand." Arthur began to consider the process of Daenerys hatching the dragon, a process filled with blood and fire.

But Arthur wouldn't go that far.

Arthur's dragon blood is weak, but he has the "Blue Hand" talent.

The dragon's bloodline isn't strong enough, but Qing Shou's vitality can still be used on the dragon egg.

Arthur's dragon blood likely comes from the Rostan family, but more likely from the Batway family; in any case, it's worthless fourth-generation collateral dragon blood.

Both the Rothschild and Bartway families had deep ties to Aegon IV, the "Mediocrity King," and a daughter of the Bartway family had entertained the king.

As a former headmaster of the Red Keep, Sir Lucas Rothstein acquired Harrenhal from the King in 151 AC.

His wife and daughter were both mistresses of Aegon IV, the "Bald King," which earned him the nickname "pimp."

However, there's no need to ridicule the Rothschild family too much.

Even established families like the Brecken and Blackwood, in order to curry favor with the mediocre king, sent their young daughters to be his mistresses.

In fact, this occurred before the fall of House Targaryen.

Dragon eggs are precious, but not as rare as this.

Nine great wizards crossed the sea to incubate the dragon eggs stored by Aegon III, while Baelor, "beloved by the gods," prayed over the eggs for six months.

Aegon IV invented the Wood and Iron Dragon and used its eggs as payment for sleeping with a girl from House Batway.

Meanwhile, "Bright Flame" Illion drank wildfire in an attempt to ascend his flesh and blood into a dragon.

The sorcerer failed, the king's prayers went unanswered, the wooden dragon was burned, and Prince Ilion died screaming.

Historically, there have been two known instances of a ceremony involving seven dragon eggs.

The first instance was when Aegon II of the Greens, after the death of his golden dragon Sunfire, brought seven dragon eggs from Dragonstone for an incubation ceremony.

The second time, and more recently, was decades ago.

When Aegon the Commoner conducted his hatching ceremony in Summerhall, he also used seven dragon eggs, symbolizing the seven glorious gods.

"These are the places that might be where the dragon eggs might be." Arthur pondered the possible locations of the dragon eggs.

Beyond the Narrow Sea lie Pentos, Braavos, and the ruins of the Valyrian Sea.

In Westeros, there is Dragonstone, the Red Keep, and the Red Lake in the Reach.

Alternative options include the towering tower in Oldtown, the Moonlit Mountains in the Valley, the cannibal island of Skagos in the North, and the Summerhall ruins in the Stormlands.

Dragonstone may look nice, but it's someone else's private property.

Stannis, in particular, was ruthless and strictly adhered to the law.

The fat man, Illyrio, was also protected by a large group of Unsullied.

"Those places are either too far or too dangerous," Arthur said, looking at the locations on the map. "Are the only suitable places the Summerhall ruins or Red Lake?"

The most pressing issue is that the formula is readily available.

We should try to get our hands on some dragon eggs.

Arthur felt that the chances of success at either of those locations were slim.

Although Dragonbane hated dragons, his regent was no fool.

Especially that Peck, who is greedy, cunning, and short of money, he won't let go of this kind of wealth.

Besides, the Targaryen family had only declined, not gone blind, at that time.

If there are dragon eggs elsewhere, House Tyrell and House Hightower should step up their efforts to hatch them.

"Hrenburg, Harrenburg."

Arthur's eyes suddenly lit up.

Dragon eggs may be far away, or they may be right before your eyes.

Besides the places mentioned above, there may also be dragon eggs in Harrenhal.

"That's right, that's exactly it. Harrenhal also visited the Dragon Knights and the Witch Queen. 'One-Eyed' Imond, and 'Witch Queen' Ari River. Ari later even said she was pregnant with One-Eyed's child."

Arthur believed that his reasoning was completely sound.

When talking about Harrenburg, these two people are indispensable.

One is a cruel second son, and the other is a marginal illegitimate daughter and witch whose origins are unclear.

The one-eyed dragon Vaghar is a female dragon who laid many dragon eggs throughout her life.

Moreover, the one-eyed creature was born with a dragon egg, but the dragon never hatched.

During the Dance of the Blood Dragon, Ari was at least forty years old, although she looked younger, and it is said that she gave birth to many stillborn children.

She survived the fall of Harrenhal, orchestrated by "Prince of the Rangers" Damon and the Black Party.

After the Greens recaptured Harrenhal, "One-Eyed" executed all the remaining members of the Ristrenhal family of the castle.

However, One-Eye spared Ari and took the old woman as his mistress.

One-Eye never married. He had a deep affection for Ari and was with her until his death in battle.

In this situation, it is entirely possible for Ari to obtain a dragon egg.

Moreover, after the Blood Dragon Dance, Ari lingered in Harrenhal for a period of time during the Great Plague.

"After the Blood Dragon Dance, Ari will continue to stay here." Arthur clenched his fist.

After the Blood Dragon Dance, the Green Party's dragon bloodline was almost wiped out, and Ariel might be considered a fish that slipped through the net.

In 132 AD, during the regency of Aegon III, the "Dragonblight," some cripples and bandits gathered at Harrenhal and accepted the rule of the Witch Queen Aery.

Ordered by the King's Hand, Tyrann Lannister, Ser Regis Groves and Ser Damon Darryl, along with one hundred men, marched toward Harrenhal in an attempt to retake it.

Ser Regis died suddenly after insulting the Witch Queen.

Some say Ari used magic to blow his head off, while others say Regis died from a crossbow or a catapult.

After that, due to the arrival of the great plague in spring, the witch queen Ari occupied Harrenhal for a long time.

Finally, they disappeared without a trace, and the matter was dropped.

"Upstairs," Arthur made a bold guess.

If the Witch Queen later died from the decline of her magical power in Harrenhal, then there might be dragon eggs hidden in Harrenhal.