Game of Thrones Overlord Conquest

Mungo and his party returned to Vaes Dothrak in the first half of the night. During this period, except for a few pauses, they had been walking non-stop for several hours.

After entering the holy city, everyone immediately dispersed to rest, but they were called up again before dawn.

It was the blood guards of the khal who woke everyone up. Under their guidance, everyone walked along one narrow slope after another.

Along the way, they did not meet anyone or hear any strange noises. In front of them was only the light of the torches in the hands of the armored warriors, leading the way like a will-o'-the-wisp.

The further they went, the wider and flatter the slope became. There were no forks or buildings on both sides of the road. The ground under their feet was extremely flat, without weeds or potholes.

It was obvious that the place they stepped on was a very important road that had been carefully cleaned.

They walked for about forty minutes, heading straight to the west of the city. If the straight-line distance was considered, it was probably about two miles.

As the group walked faster and faster, their spirits became tense in the silence, and they felt depressed as if they were being watched.

Sometimes you can hear, or think you hear, scattered footsteps coming from both sides of the road that are not echoes.

Soon after, they came to a brightly lit, open and vast place, with a wide arch standing in front of everyone.

The warriors guarding the door were also blood guards of the khal, but their outfits were very different. They were covered from head to toe in braided tower-shaped armor that looked like black scales, making their entire bodies look extremely tall.

They lined up in a row, holding a huge two-handed sword in their hands, standing there silently, the only eyes that were exposed were as dark as the abyss, as if telling everyone not to enter.

Everyone stopped and looked around.

Officer Orver looked at the blood guards who were leading the way with a questioning look. Seeing that they were all silent, he turned around and said to everyone, "I didn't know there was such a place. You should all be like me. We'd better stay here and wait. You know what I mean!" Hearing this, Nohat nodded seriously and looked at the armor on the gatekeeper with interest. Bachelor Bass Porter's curiosity made him want to look inside. He found a stone mansion with light behind the arch. After a while, there was still silence all around, but there was a faint knocking sound from the house not far away: Dongdang, Dongdang. Although the sound was short and slight, it became very obvious in the open space. Everyone listened attentively. When the echo disappeared, they continued to hear the continuous knocking sound of Dongdang, Dongdang, Dongdang. The scholar seemed to be very familiar with the sound. He nodded frequently to the rhythm of the knocking and said with an excited smile:

"Unless my ears are broken, this must be the sound of the hammer."

"That's right." Orver rubbed his tired brows, tilted his head to look at Bass Porter, and said in a muffled voice: "The paper on the forging technology of Qohor is your masterpiece."

"I know what this is about!"

The scholar stretched lazily without caring, and showed Norhat his right hand prosthesis that was almost the same color as his skin. Then he glanced at the armor on the guard and muttered:

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