At noon the next day, Davion carried a heavy cloth bag and walked back to Shataya's brothel, escorted by a group of Lannister guards.
There are one thousand Gold Dragon in the bag, which is the reward given to him by Cersei!
I didn't earn so much originally, firstly because this time I only had half a day and one night.
Second, Davion didn't use much force and was always passive.
Her Majesty the Queen is addicted to horse riding!!!
If Davion hadn't said that he would return to Harrenhal later, maybe hundreds of Gold Dragon would have sent him away!
"You earn this money! It's so damn comfortable! If I had known I had this kind of money, who would have fought so hard to participate in Hand's Tourney!"
While walking, an unrealistic idea suddenly popped into his mind.
It seems not bad if we can maintain a stable life in King's Landing for more than ten years.
I usually play Cersei, and when I have free time, I visit brothels, participate in Hand's Tourney, earn some Gold Dragon, and live a happy and comfortable life.
After more than ten years, he has accumulated enough Bracer and Quelling Blade to form a thousand-man-level "The Mountain Legion". By then, it will sweep the entire world. Isn't it easy to capture it?
But as soon as the thought came to his mind, he killed it himself.
He is very aware of the development of this world.
Jon·Arryn will definitely find out the secrets of the three children of Cersei, which is the fuse that triggers turmoil in the entire kingdom.
The two old foxes, Littlefinger and Varys, will never sit back and watch the kingdom develop steadily. They will definitely make small moves in the dark to stir up trouble.
And in the far east, Daenerys is destined to ride three Dragon, cross Narrow Sea, return to this land, and compete for Iron Throne.
Without absolute strength, the so-called happy life is nothing but a mirror.
Davion said silently in his heart:
"Seven Kingdoms Only under Dragonfire can lasting peace be achieved!"
Back at the brothel, Gendry had packed his bags and was standing at the door of the brothel, saying goodbye to his sweetheart Janna.
Janna is a smart and transparent girl, and she has never thought of tying up Gendry with the love of her children.
Therefore, the two of them cleverly maintained a state of being above prostitutes and customers, but not yet satisfied as lovers.
Davion walked up to Shataya and several familiar prostitutes, and said his final farewell to them with a smile:
"If any of you pass by Harrenhal one day, you must go find me. I promise that I will entertain you in the best condition! I guarantee that you won't be able to get out of bed!"
When several prostitutes heard this, playful smiles immediately appeared on their faces, and they deliberately joked:
"Master Davion, could it be that you haven't been at your best these past few nights?"
Davion laughed loudly:
"Just the six of you are not enough for me to warm up. Master, my limit is even I don't know how long it is."
"Okay, I won't tell you anymore. Goodbye, sisters!"
When Gendry heard Davion's words, he immediately put away his reluctance and hurriedly said "see you later" to Janna, then quickly stepped forward and helped Davion ride on the war horse.
He held the reins of the horse and walked out of the old city gate King's Landing.
The two of them hurried along and unknowingly walked for a long time. They were already more than 20 miles away from King's Landing. The sun in the sky was gradually setting in the west and was about to set.
Gendry was already exhausted, his forehead was covered with beads of sweat, and his legs were trembling.
Although he is strong and strong, he has grown up in King's Landing and has never walked such a long and long journey before. It is already beyond his endurance.
He couldn't help it anymore and said cautiously:
"Sir, I see that the attendants of other knights have special mounts. Even if you don't buy me a horse, I can just get a mule! It's really tiring to walk like this!"
On the other hand, Davion is very leisurely. When he gets tired from sitting on the horse, he jumps off and walks a few steps. When he gets tired, he gets back on the horse again. He doesn't look tired at all.
He glanced at Gendry and joked:
"You can't bear this little pain? Do you still expect to be a knight master and follow me on the battlefield?"
Gendry felt speechless for a while, but did not dare to refute. He could only lower his head and silently hold the horse's rein and continue walking forward.
Davion looked at his aggrieved look and didn't dare to say anything. He couldn't help but chuckle and pointed to the woods ahead:
"Do you see the woods in front of you? Let's go into the woods and find a place where no one is around. I want to open your eyes. I promise that you won't suffer this in vain."
Kingsroad is not flat to begin with, and now we have to walk into the woods, Gendry is even more reluctant.
But the master had already spoken, and he did not dare to disobey, so he could only bite the bullet, lead the horse, carefully pick up the wide gaps between the trees, and slowly walk deeper into the woods.
After walking for about ten minutes, Davion glanced around to confirm that there was no one else around, and nodded with satisfaction:
"Okay, stop."
When Gendry heard this, he immediately breathed a sigh of relief, quickly pulled the horse to a halt, walked quickly to the horse's side, and helped Davion get off the horse.
At this time, the sun had completely set, leaving only a faint red light on the horizon, barely illuminating the surrounding scene.
The branches in the woods blocked the sky and the sun, making it much darker than outside. When the wind blew, the leaves rustled, making it look a bit eerie.
Gendry glanced around vigilantly, and soon discovered something was wrong, and said quickly:
"Master, this place is not suitable for camping!"
"It's too flat here. If a wild beast comes out at night, we won't have time to take precautions. It would be tragic!"
"And it's too far away from the river and stream, so it's not convenient for us to get water."
Davion slapped Gendry unceremoniously on the back of the head:
"Why is there so much nonsense? I need you to teach me how to do things?"
Gendry was so slapped that he shrunk his neck and could only shut his mouth silently, not daring to speak anymore. He turned around and wanted to go to the horse to unload his luggage and prepare to set up camp.
Davion stopped him with a smile:
"Stop working, have you forgotten what I told you? I want to open your eyes, what kind of camp do you want to set up!"
Gendry heard this and could not help but curled his lips and whispered:
"Master, it's getting dark. If you don't set up a tent, you'll have to freeze in the woods at night!"
These words completely annoyed Davion. He kicked Gendry in the crotch and knocked him to the ground. His tone became cold:
"What's wrong with you kid?"
"As soon as King's Landing comes out, you always start talking to me?"
"Whatever the master says is whatever it is, just listen obediently, why is there so much nonsense!"
Gendry suddenly came to his senses, a layer of cold sweat broke out on his forehead, and he secretly regretted:
"Yes, although the master treats me well and even finds prostitutes for me, he is my master after all. How can I question him and be so stubborn with him? This is treason!"
He quickly fell to his knees with a thump and kept kowtowing:
"Master, I was wrong! I shouldn't have quarreled with you. I will never dare to talk to you again!"
"Hey? Why are you kowtowing!"
Davion quickly stepped forward and helped him up, complaining secretly in his heart:
"Damn, this is too difficult to control!"
"If you are too close, your subordinates will be easy to act arrogant!"
"It's too harsh, and it's like keeping slaves in captivity. It's not humane at all. It's really a dilemma!"