The Iron Throne of Ice and Fire

Pausing, Cersei Lannister frowned, her voice slightly unhappy: "Ser Kevan, when did you come?"

After speaking, she glanced coldly at her captain of the guard, Sir Osfry.

The Kate Black brothers couldn't help but be wary of the unexpected "guests" at this moment. Osfry and Osney quickly guessed the answer. The red-robed soldiers of the Lannister family were guarding Magta, and they The real owner is Tywin Lannister.

"Good night, Cersei."

Sir Kevan first opened the door of the ornately decorated study in person, then stretched his hand toward the inside and said, "Lord Tywin is waiting for you."

Why did the old lion suddenly come over, and in this way?

After a day, when Cersei, who had regained her "sanity" a little, heard her father's name, she couldn't help but feel guilty and uneasy.

The old lion must learn to respect me... This does not prevent the lioness from maintaining her pride. She snorted at Sir Kevan and walked in.

The door was closed, and the tall Lord Tywin stood with his back to the long table in the study.

Although Cersei had already gathered up the courage for herself before entering the room, when she touched the old lion's gaze, the proud lioness suddenly turned into a well-behaved little female cat.

Under the majesty of the old lion, she forced out a smile and gave a very ladylike salute: "Good night, father."

The candlelight flickered, and Duke Tywin kept staring at her good daughter. Until her expression became unnatural, he slowly said: "Cersei, just yesterday afternoon, your son gave a gift to Lannister. A 'surprise'."

Hearing this, Queen Cersei opened her mouth and said: "Father, Joffrey is just a little willful. I guarantee that he will not..."

Lord Tywin coldly interrupted Cersei's defense: "Wilfulness and stupidity are two different things."

After a pause, he looked directly at his daughter: "Joffrey told me that 'the king is fearless'. What nonsense is this? Who taught him?"

Queen Cersei's expression froze for a moment and she said, "I didn't teach you this. Please believe me, I won't..."

As she spoke, her green eyes turned slightly and continued: "I guess Joffrey heard it from Robert. That drunkard often talked nonsense in front of my son."

Duke Tywin looked at his daughter's little movements in front of him expressionlessly, paused, and said: "Grandpa is hiding in Casterly Rock and dare not come out... Is this also what Robert taught you?"

"Um?"

Queen Cersei was stunned for a moment and said, "Yes, I think... yes."

She seemed to suddenly remember something, and said with certainty: "Father, I remembered that Robert often taught Joffrey...as his heir, you must be brave and fearless..."

Lord Tywin interrupted Cersei again: "You told me that Robert did not like your son."

Queen Cersei blinked quickly, nodded, and said, "Yes, Robert doesn't like Joffrey at all. If I hadn't protected him, he would have beaten him!"

Her tone was filled with hatred: "This... the barbarian you want me to marry, once beat Joffrey so hard that he lost two of his teeth just because he accidentally killed a cat."

She raised her chin: "If I hadn't threatened Robert and if he dared to do anything again, I would have cut his throat while he was sleeping, and he would have learned to restrain himself, otherwise..."

Cersei's words were interrupted again by the old lion, and his tone contained a warning: "I tell you, you have to remember that I am working hard to take care of this turbulent kingdom, not to win for Robert II. throne."

Didn't Joffrey's inheritance begin with Robert I?

Although she didn't understand what the old lion meant, she still nodded with a "calm" expression.

Duke Tywin glanced at his "serious" daughter, then sat down at the head of the long table and said, "Sit down, they will be here soon."

Queen Cersei lifted up her skirt, sat down gracefully and gently, and asked doubtfully: "Father, who else did you invite?"

The old lion's light green eyes moved slightly: "Lannister."

After a while, the door to the room was opened, and Sir Jaime's figure appeared first: "Father, Cersei."

Behind is Tyrion: "Lord Tywin, you didn't invite me to dinner..."

Hobbling closer, he seemed to have just noticed Cersei: "Aha, isn't this the charming Queen Mother? The Queen's Treasurer salutes you."

Queen Cersei first said softly to Jaime: "Jaime."

Then, she snorted contemptuously at Tyrion, who had a playful look on his face.

Lord Tywin's voice sounded: "Jaime, Tyrion, please sit down."

It's rare for a family to get together, but after Jaime and Tyrion sat down, you looked at me, I looked at you, and the atmosphere became a little strange, or rather awkward.

After a pause, Tyrion broke the "wonderful" silence: "Father, you called your well-behaved son from Gou Alley. I thought it was a rare warm dinner for the Lion family, at least..."

One black eye and one green eye glanced at the empty long table, and he continued: "Prepare the wine to quench your thirst... Well, it may help the Lannisters who like to hide their deep love."

When he finished speaking, Ser Jaime shrugged, and Cersei glanced coldly at the dwarf.

Duke Tywin glanced at his dwarf son, whose head could only be seen, and said, "This is your sister's Magta."

"No wine for you."

After a pause, Queen Cersei said disdainfully: "Tyrion, haven't you realized that your father called you here to talk about something?"

"It's just that I'm too stupid."

After sighing, Tyrion smiled and said: "I heard that Joffrey's fiancée is about to enter King's Landing, and I am deeply worried about her residence. So, smart sister, please tell me where she should live? "

Queen Cersei glanced at her father who was sitting upright, and said arrogantly: "I have already had her room prepared in the Maiden House. Your worries are unnecessary."

Tyrion grinned: "So, what about after the wedding, Sister Queen Mother?"

"Of course Mei..."

As she spoke, Queen Cersei's words suddenly stopped, and she looked at Tyrion who was smiling... Her hand hidden under the table clenched into a fist.

Jaime seemed to speak, but Cersei didn't hear what he was saying. At this time, another voice echoed in her ears: She will take away everything you cherish... She will take away everything you cherish... She Will take away everything from you...

When she finally came to her senses, she heard the voice of the old lion: "...Three days later...you will welcome Prince Oberyn at the docks of the Blackwater River on behalf of Lannister."

Tyrion said in surprise: "Me? Lord Tywin, maybe I should remind you that for this kind of thing... the mighty Brother Jaime is more suitable than me."

Duke Tywin's green eyes glanced at James and said: "The duty of the captain of the Kingsguard is to protect the king."

Tyrion reminded again: "Would the Dornish people be happier if the king personally greeted them?"

Cersei spoke at this time, and she looked at the dwarf brother with mocking eyes: "On that day, Lannister will accompany my son to welcome his fiancée, and you are the only one who is free."

Hearing this, Tyrion's face seemed normal, but his voice was slightly trembling: "..., it seems we will win the war soon."

Queen Cersei smiled sweetly: "Tyrion, this is all due to my father."

Tyrion grinned: "It cannot be separated from the credit of Her Majesty the Queen Mother."

"enough."

Duke Tywin glanced at Cersei and the dwarf son who could only spit out useless words, and said: "Don't be too happy. The enemies have not been eliminated yet, and the matter is not over yet."

Queen Cersei raised her chin slightly and said to Duke Tywin: "The North is still resisting the invasion of the Iron Islands. Without the support of the Northerners, the Riverlands face the alliance of the Westerlands, the Reach, the Vale and Dorne alone. It's simply... Just looking for death."

She declared arrogantly: "The lords of the Riverlands are not fools. They will soon defect to us, and the wolves and fish of Riverrun will have no choice but to surrender on their knees."

Duke Tywin stared at Cersei for a while and said coldly: "Little Running Wolf and Blackfish will not surrender, nor will they sit and die."

Tyrion smiled and added for his father: "Riverrun claims that Lannister murdered the heir of the Duke of Riverrun and the bride of Little Runwolf. My good sister, this is a deep hatred."

Queen Cersei argued: "There is no difference in the outcome. As long as you don't surrender, you will end up dead."

Tyrion just smiled and said nothing.

After a pause, Queen Cersei couldn't help but test: "Father, the matter in Riverrun is yours..."

Before she could finish speaking, Lord Tywin said coldly: "Not Lannister."