Noon the next day.
Gold Cloaks summoned all the people in the city to Red Keep's door through the bulletin board.
Jaime·Lannister teamed up with Cersei·Lannister. The two appeared above the city wall of Red Keep and publicly stated that House Baratheon's three children were the children of their siblings.
Such breaking news instantly aroused people's surprise.
Gary also appeared on the stage to explain the situation after Jaime and Cersei left. He put all the blame on Cersei, portraying Jaime as a young boy who didn't understand love and was deceived by his sister.
He then announced that the three House Baratheon children, including the late Joffrey, would all be renamed Lannister. At the same time, their House Baratheon Royal House identities were abolished.
Myrcella·Lannister in Dorne lost her title of princess.
Tommen·Lannister, who was declared the king of Westerlands, has also become a joke.
Gary also said that Jaime would change his past, give up his nobility status, serve Supreme God for life, and become a Templar Knight of the church.
And in three months, Jaime will marry Brienne of House Tarth.
At that time, Stark Royal House will also celebrate with the people.
As soon as they heard that meat would be eaten on the wedding day, the people immediately forgot the scandal of Kingslayer and applauded and gave their blessings.
When Gary walked down the city, Tyrion complained in distress, "Your Majesty, our food can only last for two months at most. After three months, what banquet will you give to the people of the city?"
Gary touched his chin and thought, "If nothing happens, Vale's money and food will arrive at King's Landing in two months. By then, our urgent need will be solved."
He said in a deep voice, "Iron Bank and Gold Dragon of Pentos will also arrive at King's Landing one after another. Please remember to hand over to them."
"Your Majesty? You want to study Magic again?" Tyrion protested against Gary's behavior of wanting to be the boss again.
Gary decided to fall into a dream once during this period, so naturally he couldn't take care of things. "Well, I need to complete an important Magic experiment. It will take about a month."
Tyrion knows nothing about Magic, so he can only respond silently, "Your Majesty can't show up, Royal House should introduce someone to take charge. This way, even if there is an emergency, I can easily deal with it."
Gary nodded, "I will consider it."
In a few days, the King of the North, Luke·Stark, is about to retreat and conduct a one-month Magic experiment.
During the period when the king is away, the second quasi-queen, Daenerys·Targaryen, will ride on Iron Throne to exercise the king's rights on his behalf.
Near Westerlands, Deep Den.
A group of two thousand cavalry troops were speeding along the Golden Avenue. They followed a few fast-moving the Hound and pursued them into the deep mountains and old forests on the roadside.
Deep in the jungle.
In a cave located one league west of the cavalry, a man with a mustache managed to light a bonfire with the help of his servants.
The bearded man warmed his body with a bonfire and glared at the servant next to him, "Come quickly and find some food. We will spend the night here. We estimate that we will arrive at Deep Den at noon tomorrow."
The servant said tremblingly, "Sir, those cavalry... seem to be coming to see us?"
The shrewd mustache had passed by this group of cavalry several times, and he had already seen that their target was him. "The attackers are not evil... forget it, let's rest for a while and then drive through the night. By the time we get to Deep Den, that group of cavalry will be dead!"
The servant was still frightened, "Sir, are we..."
"Tsk, why aren't you looking for something to eat? Do you want to starve me to death? Go quickly!" the man with the mustache urged impatiently.
The servant nodded timidly and walked into the dark woods alone.
At this time, at the other end of the dense forest.
The cavalrymen held simple torches and were searching slowly in the dense forest.
A general seemed to have discovered something and shouted, "Master Earl, here!"
Randyll·Tarly took off his helmet, dismounted and went to check. It turned out that the general found several series of human footprints. "The outline of the footprints is very new and should be left for a long time. Release the Hound to track, let's go over there and take a look."
What are they looking for?
This matter started more than a month ago.
At that time, when Randyll·Tarly arrived at King's Landing, the war was already over. Having had a record of failure, he naturally did not dare to show up in front of Gary.
In desperation, he had to find another way to return to King's Landing after he achieved military success.
He originally wanted to build a few small castles on the border of Westerlands and give them to Gary as gifts to appease the anger of the King of the North.
But before Randyll·Tarly left the territory of Crownlands, I heard that Gary had issued a reward. Anyone who caught "Littlefinger" Petyr·Baelish would be rewarded with one hundred Gold Dragon.
So Littlefinger, who escaped, became the stepping stone for Randyll·Tarly.
Randyll·Tarly believes that as long as he catches the culprit who caused the rebellion of Lord Vale, he may be able to win the favor of the King of the North and regain the possibility of becoming "Warden of the West".
It was precisely driven by this impulse that he led two thousand cavalrymen under his command to go deep into the hinterland of Westerlands, searching for any clues about Baelish.
Huangtian paid off. After working hard for more than a month, he finally found the flaw of Littlefinger.
Although Littlefinger is very smart, he has escaped the direct pursuit of Randyll and Tarly many times. Unfortunately, his servant had a crooked idea and wanted to sacrifice his master in exchange for one hundred Gold Dragon.
Therefore, during the escape process, the accompanying servant often quietly revealed the whereabouts of Littlefinger to others.
This is also the biggest reason why Randyll·Tarly has been hovering near Littlefinger for more than a month and has not been lost.
Randyll·Tarly led the cavalry to pursue further west in the dense forest, and met a panicked man head-on.
Before Randyll·Tarly could ask questions, the man said, "Are you here to see Mr. Baelish?"
Randyll·Tarly looked the man up and down and asked, "Are you Baelish's servant? Oh? So you are the informer who has been betraying Littlefinger's whereabouts?"
The man gritted his teeth and said, "I don't care about this. I heard that King in the North's bounty is one hundred Gold Dragon. Are you the pursuers sent by King in the North? Where's the bounty?"
Randyll·Tarly snapped his fingers, and the accompanying guard immediately took off the money bag from his waist and handed it to him respectfully.
He took the money bag and dismounted, "We are indeed the cavalry of the King of the North, but the bounty... can only be given to you if someone sees it."
The man stared at the wallet in Randyll·Tarly's hand and said, "The man is in the cave over there. Be quiet and don't scare him away. Also, I want to confirm first whether the coins in the wallet are all Gold Dragon. Who knows, whether you will top up with Copper Star or Silver Moon."
Randyll·Tarly threw the money bag to the man, "One hundred Gold Dragon, right? There are only a lot more Gold Dragon in the money bag, so be careful. But you can't leave now. You can't leave until we really see Baelish."
The man opened the purse, checked the coins inside by the light of the fire, and bit them with his teeth. "Well, it's Gold Dragon. You can come with me, just a dozen people. Master Baelish is alone and can't run away."