Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

Ian Darry was a little surprised. He had just sacrificed a Qarth prince, and the clone got the news that Prince Doran had been poisoned the next day.

He has been in Qarth for three days. After the green dragon Rhaegal brought the letter to Melisandre, and Melisandre said that she did not know much about ghost grass, Ian flew to Qarth with the dragon. ers.

After arriving in Qarth, Ian immediately visited the wizard Jihain. After a conversation, he exchanged a fingernail for the ashes of the Witchcraft Dragon King to Jihain to get a way to prevent the spread of ghost grass.

Ghost grass is a by-product of evil sacrificial magic rituals, and its core is the cursed souls - the spread of ghost grass is the process of transferring those cursed souls to new ghost grass.

In other words, to eliminate the ghost grass, you do not need to eliminate all the ghost grass that has been produced. You only need to eliminate the ghost grass and the ghost grass with souls on the edge of the natural pasture. It is also very simple to tell whether there is a soul in a ghost plant - a ghost plant with a soul will emit white light at night.

After learning this information, Ian immediately made a plan, preparing to ride the dragon directly to Vaes Dothrak to organize the centaurs to solve this problem.

But before leaving Qarth, the Immortal's messenger found Ian and invited Ian to meet them in the Temple of the Immortal.

Of course, Ian cannot agree to this invitation. The Immortal Palace is the home of the Immortals. Although before the magic revived, Daenerys could burn the place with a few baby dragons, but now the immortals have regained their power. Although he didn't know how much they had recovered, judging from the fact that they were able to seize control of Qarth, Ian felt that he had to remain vigilant.

A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall.

But if you refuse directly, firstly, you will appear very insincere, and secondly, you will appear as if you are afraid of them. So Ian chose a compromise.

"Let them come out to see me!" Ian swaggered into the palace of Qarth, and then gave this reply to the immortals.

Ian was very satisfied with his answer. This way he did not have to risk entering the temple, but also successfully ranked the status of both parties.

The messenger of the Immortal didn't say much, but took Ian's reply back to the Immortals.

What Ian didn't know was that his reply frightened the immortals.

The Immortals thought their frivolous request had angered Ian. After all, their invitation might have been misunderstood as meaning that a Supreme Dragon King would come to their small ruined temple to 'visit' them. If Ian really produced this Misunderstanding, burning down the Immortal Palace without a puff of dragon flame is already a great honor.

The frightened Immortals immediately sent envoys to Ian again to apologize, explaining to him that their Immortals were not able to leave the Immortal Palace for the time being, and said that Ian could choose from the collection of the royal family of Qarth. As Qarth's compensation for him.

Although Ian didn't know why the immortals were so polite, judging from the fact that the immortals could not leave the Temple of Immortality, it was obvious that the power of these old monsters had not recovered enough to pose a threat to him.

Therefore, Ian unceremoniously moved all the things that could be moved from the treasury of the Palace of Qarth, leaving only those worthless things and those that were too big to move. Anyway, the Immortal told him to choose whatever he wanted, and he didn't. When it comes to choosing how many to choose, it will naturally depend on how happy he is.

In the end, these things were enough to fill several distant galleons, and Ian ordered these fleets to then march towards Volantis with Qarth's navy.

After evacuating the palace of Qarth, including the members of the Qarth royal family who were under house arrest by wizards, Ian gained some unexpected gains.

Perhaps the immortals were unwilling to bear the infamy of slaughtering the royal family, or perhaps the blood of these royal families was valuable to their research on blood magic. In short, the wizards did not kill all the royal families after the coup, but instead kept them in captivity. stand up.

No matter what, Ian plans to take advantage of this.

The clone Ian Coru has stayed in Sunspear for so long. The situation in Dorne has been stirred up. The Volantis fleet has also passed through the Stepstone Islands and will arrive in Dorne soon. However, I However, En never found the opportunity to assassinate Prince Doran.

This has always made Ian feel irritated, so the first time he saw these Qarth royal family under house arrest, he decided to let them exert some residual value.

After informing the Immortals, Ian selected two princes of Qarth, sacrificed one of them to R'hllor, and named Prince Doran.

Originally, Ian had planned to have people take action against Prince Doran after completing the sacrifice. The sacrifice only increased the success rate of their actions. After all, in the original work, after Melisandre sucked the blood of Edric Storm with leeches, the curse on the other "false kings" took some time to take effect, and Ian couldn't wait that long.

Unexpectedly, before Ian could switch to his clone to arrange the action, Doran Martell was poisoned to death by someone unknown the next day. The effect was astonishing.

What really puzzles Ian is that since someone in Dorne can successfully poison Doran, then his plan must not be a temporary plan. Perhaps he had been preparing for a long time before Ian sacrificed the Qarth prince. .

In this way, how much does his success have to do with Ian's sacrifice?

Thinking from this perspective, it seems that the death of Joffrey Baratheon, Robb Stark, Balon Greyjoy and Melisandre's sacrifice in the original work are not directly related. .

Is it the power of fate? Because Melisandre's sacrifice only sucked the blood of an illegitimate prince with leeches and cursed several people at once, it took effect very slowly. Ian directly sacrificed the entire prince, and only cursed Prince Doran, so it took effect immediately.

Does the Red God still have this power?

Maybe, after all, they are gods of dual opposition. If the theory of the King of Light Sect is true, then all the power in this world belongs either to the Red God or to the Cold God. It is not surprising that the power of the Red God can directly affect destiny. matter.

He shook his head and stopped thinking about this matter. After sacrificing another Qarth prince, he mentioned 'Loran the Earl of Harrenhal', 'Robert's Widow' Lyanna and 'King Beyond the Wall' Mal. Write the names of three players.

These three people all belong to the same alliance. They are unlucky. After all, Ian Coru only found out their names after arriving in Westeros. The others either developed too slowly or hid too deep, so they escaped. After this disaster.

Of course, this is just an experiment. Whether the player can be cursed to death by this method is still unknown. The reason why Ian is willing to do this experiment is just because the value of the prince of Qarth is so great, and it doesn't matter if it fails.

If it were the previous Witchcraft Dragon King, Ian would definitely not be able to use it for experiments.

Ian gained a lot from his trip to Qarth. After leaving Qarth, Ian headed north, flew over the Dothraki Sea, and headed towards the legendary City of the Horse King.

Legend has it that the Avenue of the Gods in the City of the Horse King is filled with relics of the gods that the Dothraki have plundered from all over the world over thousands of years. Instinct told Ian that this trip he would not only recruit 100,000 cavalry, but also send a large sum of money.