Gryn's slender fingers tapped lightly on the armrest several times.
Willas·Tyrell, who maintained a gentle face, also noticed the sharpness of Gryn's eyes.
The smile on Willas·Tyrell's face just got a little deeper, but he didn't take it to heart, or for him, this kind of thing didn't need to be a concern.
Gryn's thoughts were racing in his heart as he analyzed the situation.
Little Rose Margaery Didn't believe Gryn's sincere words?
Gryn also speculated that Pufferfish Lord has been replaced by House Tyrell and will not participate in important decisions by default?
Although Gryn represents Cersei Queen, House Tyrell is full of confidence. Willas·Tyrell, the successor of Highgarden, will receive the Queen messenger instead of Lord Mace.
House Tyrell In terms of etiquette, it can only be said to be barely acceptable, but for them this is enough.
This is House Tyrell, is it preventing Renly·Baratheon's plan from being interfered with?
The great Pufferfish Lord, does he know that he has been isolated in disguise by House Tyrell?
Thinking of this, Gryn was a little angry.
Gryn couldn't stand it, and came up with the idea of helping Pufferfish Lord to "clear the king's side".
Gryn has a feeling that Lord Mace himself may be a participant!
This idea was quickly rejected by Gryn.
No matter what the facts are, for Gryn, Lord Mace can only be deceived by others.
"Sir Willas, then I'll wait for a few days at the camp outside the fort."
Hearing Gryn's words, Willas·Tyrell paused, looked at Gryn and nodded.
Gryn stopped talking to Willas, nodded and said goodbye, flicked the blue cloak embroidered with Marsh Marigold, and turned around to leave.
After Gryn's figure disappeared, Willas closed his eyes, raised the corners of his mouth and smiled.
After leaving Highgarden Castle and returning to the camp, Gryn suddenly pulled the reins and stopped the horse.
Gryn raised his eyes and looked at Highgarden Castle layered like a cake, and suddenly said, "Mutton, how many people can I give you to occupy..."
With that said, Gryn pointed at Highgarden Castle and continued, "Your lord is interested in this place."
Mutton·Waters stared blankly at the white castle in the distance for a while, then replied, "Sir Gryn, our manpower is a bit short."
Gryn's lips curved, and his brown eyes moved to Mutton: "What do you want to do?"
Mutton glanced at Anguy on the side and said in a naive voice, "They are not prepared for us. It is easy for us to attack and occupy. I am worried that we do not have enough manpower and may not be able to defend the back. It will not be safe for you to live in."
When Mutton finished speaking, Anguy also added, "Sir Gryn, there are many soldiers nearby. They can easily gather thousands of people."
Gryn raised his face and smiled, saying, "Then we won't occupy it."
Mutton and Anguy nodded blankly.
Gryn added, "If they want to keep us, can we get out?"
Just fight out?
Mutton and Anguy nodded at the same time, our combat power is unparalleled!
Gryn patted Mutton, then Anguy, and said, "Take good care of the horses. If you really want to kill them, they won't be able to escape with just one pair of legs."
Gryn The next movement will be a bit big, he is just taking precautions to let Mutton and the others be prepared.
Will Gryn obediently follow the script arranged by House Tyrell?
Gryn was anxiously waiting for Lord Mace to be interviewed. Seeing that he could not wait for the arrival, he went to Highgarden Castle and asked Willas·Tyrell again?
Willas persuades Gryn to go back with etiquette and excuses that cannot be faulted?
Gryn continued to wait until he had no choice but to leave Highgarden?
Also, if Boss Cersei were to know that Gryn was sent away by House Tyrell, according to her character... now Gryn still needs to be "pampered" by Cersei Queen.
When Gryn and Willas said goodbye, they already had a plan in mind.
No one can stop Gryn and Lord Mace from meeting.
No one can stop them from meeting each other.
The Reach, Horn Hill.
The sun is scorching, and there is a cool shade under the forest
Samwell·House Tarly, who is obese, is reading a book under the tree, wiping the sweat on his face from time to time.
Ten-year-old Dickon·House Tarly came trotting over with excitement on his face.
"Brother, brother! Have you heard? Crownlands's number one swordsman is here Highgarden!"
A few days ago, Samwell, at the request of his younger brother Dickon, sang to coax his younger brother to sleep, but was discovered by his father Randyll·House Tarly who happened to be passing by.
Samwell was mercilessly interrupted and was severely lectured by his father Randyll, saying that Samwell wanted to use his singing voice to make his younger brother Dickon as weak as him.
After this incident, Dickon·House Tarly always deliberately avoided him, which made Samwell very disappointed. If he had refused to sing at that time, he would not be like this now.
Samwell was very happy to see his younger brother coming over to look for him today.
Samwell·House Tarly put down the book and said with a smile, "Dickon, I haven't been very informed. You just said Crownlands is the first swordsman? Do you know who it is?"
Samwell·House Tarly was thinking, is someone from Kingsguard here?
Could it be... the unnecessary Barristan Sir Selmy?
"Brother, you know him. I remember I often studied his records some time ago!"
Samwell scratched his head and said, "Crackclaw Point's Gryn·Lord Crabb?"
Dickon·House Tarly approached Samwell, nodding with bright eyes.
Samwell is puzzled and admired, is Lord Crabb already the first swordsman of Crownlands?
Although he was thinking about something, Samwell also noticed the behavior of his younger brother Dickon.
The younger brother's eyes were shining, and his little hands were holding his sleeves. He was asking for help!
Samwell loves his younger brother very much and will try his best to satisfy any request.
Samwell was trembling in his heart. Looking at his younger brother's appearance, this matter was not a big deal.
Samwell, who couldn't bear to reject his younger brother, prayed frantically to the Gods that it would never cause his father's anger.
"Brother, can you take me to see it?"
Samwell noticed that cold sweat began to break out on his back. "Dickon, where are we taking you?"
"Highgarden, brother! I heard several knights talking about this matter. Today is already the second day. I'm worried that I won't be able to see it if I go late."
Samwell wanted to pick up the book, but then coldly rejected his brother Dickon.
Samwell believes that if he takes his brother to Highgarden and something happens, his father will not forgive him.
Samwell was thinking very well, but when he saw his brother's eager eyes, the words coming out of his mouth changed. "Okay, I'll take you there."
After saying that, Samwell felt that he was finished.