Few members of the houses that had stood firm in Westeros for so many years were fools. In the face of overwhelming strength, no one was foolish enough to risk a direct confrontation lightly.
Besides, although Danyla's rise went against the traditions of the Seven Kingdoms, it had brought tangible benefits to many houses. With her achievements to date, there was little anyone could say against her, even if she did set a precedent.
Seeing that everyone had at least outwardly expressed their support for Danyla, whether sincerely or otherwise, King Jaehaerys was deeply satisfied.
He gave his Master of Coin, Earl Beesbury, a meaningful look, and they began the next part of their performance.
"Congratulations, Your Majesty! Now that the Long Night and winter have ended, and the Targaryen royal house has gained so much Valyria Equipment all at once, surely this heralds a golden age for the Seven Kingdoms."
Earl Beesbury's words immediately drew everyone's attention, especially that of the ducal houses that still possessed no Valyria Equipment.
"But to acquire so much Valyria Equipment at once... has the royal house mastered the method of forging Valyrian steel?!"
King Jaehaerys gently stroked his beard and spoke with more than a hint of pride.
"Indeed. Using the records left by House Targaryen and conducting extensive trials, our craftsmen have finally reconstructed the method of forging Valyrian steel."
"However, the process is extremely laborious. It took several decades to produce the new equipment you see here."
"And the materials it consumes are exceedingly difficult to obtain. Without the Sea Dragon remains Danyla acquired by slaying the Great Dragon, along with the dragon bones left by House Targaryen, forging them would hardly have been so easy."
The Duke Lannister of the Westerlands, already a little tipsy, rose eagerly to his feet