The Iron Throne of Ice and Fire

"Long live Runestone City!"

"Long live Iron Oak!"

"For the Knights of the Vale!"

With a bang, a dilapidated wooden door on the street was suddenly knocked open, and a dozen new ambushers poured out.

Bang bang bang, the doors and windows of other houses opened one after another, and groups of ambushes appeared one after another, aiming directly at where Green was.

There were sounds of killing and melee broke out.

"Raise your shield!"

"Roar!" Four shields guarded Green who jumped off his horse.

The "ice" in Brienne's hand had a dark luster. The enemies came forward one after another, but fell down one after another. Every wave of it seemed like a call from a stranger.

Wherever the ice blade passed, broken limbs flew everywhere, and blood splashed in the air, forming a scarlet rain curtain.

An Gai's eyes were like those of a hawk, high up... far away... hidden... He locked his eyes tightly on the enemy's archers.

An Gai's enhanced quiver was empty, and when he was about to replace it with another quiver, Green's order came over.

From further away, there was a chorus of roars: "For the Vale of Arryn!"

An Gai climbed up to a high place and quickly glanced around. There were still some enemies. Is it necessary?

In the distance, someone suddenly shouted: "Long live Duke Arryn!"

Broken limbs and blood were flying around Brienne. She was soon stained red by the enemy's blood, and she faced the steady stream of enemies without fear.

Over there... there is a new batch of dozens of enemies shouting and coming to kill.

boom! Munton used absolute power to smash the two enemies away with the large buckler in his hand. He glanced at Brienne the Bloody Man through the gap in his visor, and then... glanced briefly at the people and weapons she was cutting off. The Valyrian steel sword in his eyes couldn't help flashing with envy.

These are all military exploits... Every arrow An Gai fired brought up a string of afterimages, whizzing towards the enemy.

boom! Another approaching enemy was knocked down by Mengton, and his big hand reached for another war hammer on his waist.

Each of the Green Lord's guards is wearing well-made plate armor, with four shield bearers beside him...plus the "walnut-cracking" Monton and the "cheese-cutting" Brienne, he only needs to pose.

Although there are doubts, the lord's military orders cannot be disobeyed. An Gai observed his surroundings, then leaned over and jumped to another place quickly, and his figure quietly disappeared.

The streets were filled with a strong smell of blood, and the seemingly suicidal attack suddenly came to a strange pause.

The ground was covered with sticky blood, and a sense of fear was dissipating the ambusher's incomparable courage.

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The enemy's archers had been eliminated by him, and Ange was about to "rob" the head openly, but he was stunned by the content of the order: Ask King Joffrey for help?

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The ice sword's light flickered tirelessly in Brienne's hands, and her presence struck fear into the high-spirited ambushers.

The other Kleb soldiers on the defense line faced the enemies without armor and a small amount of chain armor, one against ten.

His arms were raised lightly, the bow string was tightened, and the arrows shot out as fast as lightning.

Someone immediately echoed loudly: "Long live the Eagle's Nest City!"

In front of the gate of the Red Fort, An Gai jumped off his horse and shouted: "Where is your Majesty?"

Ser Vardis Egan (Chapter 260), dressed in black armor and gold robes, seemed to be waiting for Angay, and he immediately responded: "Follow me."

The two of them passed through the thick gate of the Red Keep. Unguy followed Ser Vardis. After walking for a while, they saw the Kingsguard-Ser Mandon Moore.

Lord Mandon Muir was a knight of House Muir in the Vale and one of Robert I's Kingsguard. Rumor has it that Ser Mandon only loves his sword and is not close to any of his sworn brothers in the Kingsguard. He only has one "good friend" - Vardis Egan.

[In the original plot, Vardis Egan died in the trial by combat in the Eagle's Nest because of Tyrion. Later, when fighting Stannis's army, Mandon Moore tried to take advantage of the chaos to kill Tyrion for Vardis. ·Egan sought revenge, but was pushed into the Blackwater River by Tyrion's little squire, Podrick, and drowned because of the weight of his armor. 】

[In this book, Vardis Egan is among the first batch of valley nobles who took the initiative to seek refuge with Greene. For his "dedicated" contribution to the Eagle's Nest City, the Egan family received generous rewards. Vardis Egan himself followed Green to King's Landing according to his own wishes, and served as one of the captains of the gold-robed guards in the Red Keep. 】

Sir Vardis strode closer and said, "Where is your Majesty?"

Sir Mandon's lifeless light gray eyes glanced at the two of them and said, "Let's go."

With a flick of his cloak, he turned and led the way.

An Gai couldn't help but scratch his cheek. He was born as an archer and was already keen. Even if he hadn't thought of it before, he realized at this time... From the moment he received the order, it was all a drama arranged in advance.

No need to think too much, Kleb's military rule - obedience is loyalty.

Angei straightened his chest, swung his blue cloak, and strode after Ser Mandon.

Sir Vardis glanced at the backs of the two men, then returned to the gate of the Red Castle.

Training Course.

Joffrey Baratheon sat on the high platform, giggling as he looked at the people being chased by the black dog.

At this time, Sir Manden came over, caressed his chest and said, "Your Majesty, Earl Green has sent someone here."

Joffrey seemed to be in a good mood: "Lord Green? Bring the people here."

An Gai was quickly led over by two golden robes. He knelt down on one knee and said, "Good day, Your Majesty the King!"

Joffrey didn't even look at anyone. He raised his hand casually, looked at the bustle below, and said, "What's the matter?"

After saying that, he chuckled again. He saw a person running away being knocked down by a black dog.

Ange immediately raised his voice and replied: "Your Majesty, Duke Aylin sent people to attack Earl Green on Mud Street. I followed Earl Green's order to break out and ask for help from the king."

After the words fell, the eyes of the people around him all focused on Ange, and the smile on King Joffrey's face froze.

After a pause, King Joffrey reconfirmed: "Duke Arryn? He attacked Earl Green?"

"Yes, Your Majesty."

The smile on King Joffrey's face disappeared immediately. He turned to look at Sandor Clegane and said angrily: "Who is it? Didn't Lord Tywin imprison Duke Arryn in the dungeon? Without my permission, yes Who freed him? Tywin Lannister!"

People around: “…………”

Sandor replied calmly: "King, Lord Arryn has been obediently staying in the dungeon."

He glanced at Angui, who had his head lowered, and continued: "Maybe he is his supporter."

Hearing this, King Joffrey said angrily: "These damn rebels! How dare you make trouble in my King's Landing?! Gather your troops!"

At his command, the bugle sounded, and the red-robed men gathered in the training ground.

When the soldiers gathered, King Joffrey's green eyes moved slightly, and he suddenly asked Ange: "How many remnants of the Arryn family are there? How many guards does Earl Green have?"

Ange answered honestly: "Your Majesty, when I broke out, there were sixty or seventy attackers, and Count Green had thirteen guards beside him."

King Joffrey glanced at the more than thirty soldiers gathered on the training ground, with a look of hesitation on his face.

At this time, Sir Mandon stepped forward and said: "Your Majesty the King, I think the golden robe patrol in the city has supported Earl Green. Even if we rush there now, the battle there will have ended long ago. You can only see dead bodies and captive."

After hearing Sir Mandon's advice, King Joffrey suddenly shouted: "Dog, let someone bring my horse. My dog, hurry up!"

He then ordered: "Everyone mount up!"

Sandor quickly brought the maroon horse over. Joffrey got on the horse and said: "Today is the day of execution. My kingdom will never forgive rebels. Let's go!"

After saying that, he kicked his spurs and rode away; the Kingsguard and the red robes...more than thirty horses in total followed closely behind.

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Step by step, Adam Malbrand hurriedly came to the door of the Prime Minister's study, pushed the door directly in, and said: "Lord Tywin, something happened."

Lord Tywin and Ser Kevan, who were standing in front of the table, looked over together.

Sir Kevan frowned and said in a calm voice: "Sir Adam, what happened?"

Sir Adam calmed down and said: "His Majesty the King, left the Red Castle with his escort. It is said that he was to support Earl Green who was attacked by the valley people."

Sir Kevan seemed a little surprised: "Valley people? Where do the valley people come from?"

"Nonsense!"

A vein bulged on the top of Duke Tywin's head, and he gritted his teeth and said, "Sir Adam, you set out immediately with the red robe guards and bring Joffrey back to me, immediately!"

"As you command!" Sir Adam waved his red cloak and walked away quickly.