Danyla knew King Jaehaerys was trying to keep her away from this conflict. It seemed her elderly great-grandfather had already seen through Earl Reyne and his allies' plot.
"Great-Grandfather, I'm afraid this is much more complicated than it appears. The Church and the Citadel are both involved, and forces beyond our control may also emerge..."
Danyla continued to argue her case, but the matter of the Three-Eyed Crow was simply too unbelievable to explain outright. She could only share all the other information she had, hoping he would let her stay.
"That was to be expected, which is precisely why you need to leave. The darkness and bloodshed of the Seven Kingdoms are nowhere near as simple as they appear in ordinary times."
King Jaehaerys was adamant and gave Danyla little chance to speak.
"Although you handled the incident in Oldtown very cleverly, you still made those great lords wary of you. The income from the Cremation Tower's slots has made them positively green with envy. You should not get involved this time."
"And your hands must never be stained with blood! Dany, remember that no matter how much power you command, there is always a limit to what one person can do. Never lightly set yourself against the majority."
"You have already given the people of the Seven Kingdoms a new, positive view of great dragons. That is good. You must not let all your efforts go to waste."
"There has never been any truly invincible power in this world! The greater the power you wield, the more vigilant you must be about that."
"Braavos has yet to give House Targaryen an explanation for the incident with the Faceless Men. You were the victim, so go demand justice for yourself!"
"Since your ambitions lie in Essos, start with Braavos