Before heading to Highgarden, Danyla returned to Eyriehold to bring along the Little Blue Dragon, Digral, and the Little White Dragon, Ophiral. They were far too docile, so Danyla intended to keep them close and train them herself.
Amoros and her two fine sons were more than enough to guard Eyriehold. With the Seven Kingdoms' internal troubles now resolved, the Dornish no longer dared act rashly.
Ever since Danyla had occupied Eyriehold, the Dornish had repeatedly posed as remnants of the Vulture King's forces, trying to use the methods of the War of the Conqueror against her.
Unfortunately for them, everyone they sent to poison her or release snakes, insects, rats, and ants had ended up as food for Danyla's dragons.
And every time they made a move, the dragons devoured large numbers of livestock within Dorne. Dornish fleets sailing abroad also mysteriously vanished without a trace.
Thanks to the use of large waterwheels, much of the level ground within Eyriehold had now been planted with crops. Even the barren mountain slopes had been sown with large quantities of high-quality pasture seed.
Regular rainfall every ten days or so had transformed the once-barren canyon stretching from the Prince's Pass to the Tower of Joy into a sea of green.
The mountain forests between Eyriehold and the Boneway to the northeast had also grown lush from the regular rainfall. Danyla therefore had large numbers of livestock gathered from the Dornish Marches and brought there to graze.
This would not only meet the dragons' needs, but also provide Eyriehold with some income. After all, Danyla had no intention of helping others fend off the Dornish for free.
Of course, the surviving nobles of the Dornish Marches knew what was expected of them. House Dondarrion of Blackhaven and House Swann of Stonehelm, among