Becoming a God in Game of Thrones
Chapter 326

Escape from Oldtown (Part One)

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The moon is dark and the wind is high, and the night is quiet

The more than three thousand Ironborn stationed outside Citadel had now returned to the camp at the port and fell asleep.

Only ten teams, with a combined total of less than 100 people, are still responsible for night patrols.

Laresa changed into casual clothes and knocked on Samwell's door late at night, "Are you ready?"

Samwell Still wearing the bachelor's uniform, he was carrying a large package and swallowed nervously, "Okay, how should we get out?"

"Come with me."

Laresa only carries a small backpack, which can only hold one set of clothes based on its capacity. Could it be that he is carrying a lot of Gold Dragon? You can find someone to buy other things?

Samwell didn't have time to ask in detail, so he had to follow him first.

The two of them went all the way downstairs and went straight to the room of another formal bachelor, "Sister Paul, here we are."

Bachelor Paul glanced at Samwell, frowned and asked, "Why is there an extra person?"

Laresa smiled and said, "With so many people coming in and out of Citadel, no one can notice one more person or one less person."

Bachelor Paul said nothing more, "I will help you one last time. In this way, the debt I owe you Dorne will be paid off."

"Of course, I will explain it to Prince Doran personally." Laresa smiled.

Bachelor Paul snorted coldly, "That's the best. I hope you can keep your promise and let my elderly mother go."

Laresa still smiled and nodded, "Sister Paul, can we set off?"

"Oh, come with me."

Bachelor Paul closed the door of his room, led Samwell and Laresa out of the college residence tower, avoided the patrol of Ironborn team, and sneaked into the warehouse quietly.

"There is a narrow passage in the warehouse that leads directly to the port, which is usually used to transport goods. Not many people know about this matter. Everyone is busy doing academic work on weekdays and will not pay attention to it. At present, probably only me, who is responsible for managing the warehouse, and Steward know about it."

Bachelor Paul led them into the warehouse in the dark, opened a small wooden door, and explained.

Laresa did not rush to enter, but instead asked, "Senior Paul, if I remember correctly, Ironborn's camp is at the port. If we go there like this, aren't we falling into a trap?"

Tsk, have you been discovered by him? Bachelor Paul grinned dissatisfied, "Don't you have legs? You won't run if you are discovered? Anyway, I can only guarantee that you can get out Citadel. As for how you get out of Oldtown, I have limited abilities and can't help you."

Laresa turned to look at Samwell beside her, "You go in first, I will follow you right away."

Samwell I trust Laresa, but the passage is too narrow. Judging from his size, he can barely pass through. But he can't carry this baggage with him.

He reluctantly took a few books and a money bag, threw the other luggage in the warehouse, and got into the passage.

After Samwell entered, Laresa also slipped into the passage. Before leaving, he turned back to Bachelor Paul and said, "Thank you for your help, Paul. Oh, I deceived you back then. We didn't imprison your mother at all."

After saying that, before Bachelor Paul could respond, Laresa slipped down the passage and disappeared.

Bachelor Paul was furious and stood there stamping his feet. But in order not to be implicated, he still tried his best to deal with the aftermath and erased all traces. For example, the remaining baggage of Samwell...

Citadel outside, Oldtown port.

Samwell got up from the ground in embarrassment. He opened his eyes wide and looked around, and found that he was inside the Ironborn military camp. He was suddenly too frightened to say anything.

Not long after, Laresa also came out of the passage, "Oh, come and help me, my waist."

The two of them had been crawling in the passage for so long, and their knees and waists were extremely sore.

Samwell didn't dare to speak loudly, "Lalessa, what should we do? There are Ironborn's military tents everywhere. How should we get out?"

Laresa rubbed her waist and complained, "Look, these Ironborn are all idiots. They can't live in a good castle but insist on living in tents at the port? It's as if they will die if they leave the sea."

Samwell did not forget to popularize science at this time. "Ironborn's dependence on seawater is beyond your imagination. In their culture, seawater is considered to be the cornerstone of their survival and the basis of their strength..."

"Okay, stop talking nonsense and follow closely."

Laresa seemed to be very familiar with the layout of the port. After twisting and turning, she successfully left the port with Samwell.

After the two left the port, Laresa said, "The nearby sea areas are controlled by Ironborn. We can't take the water route, so the only option is the land route."

He led Samwell through the streets, and then found a carriage parked in an alley. He said to the coachman, "Okay, I will drive the carriage next. You can go."

The driver saluted respectfully, "Yes."

He handed the reins to Laresa and left under the cover of night.

Samwell I have long heard that Laresa's mother is a captain of a merchant ship, and her family is quite wealthy. It is not surprising that she has a servant here to take care of her.

He did not doubt Laresa's identity, but wanted to help Laresa at this moment, "It's better for me to drive the car, you have already helped me so much..."

Laresa turned back and glared at him, "You hide in the car and don't come out. Once Paul betrays us, your fat body will become the most obvious feature."

Most of the bachelors in Citadel are very thin. It is rare to see someone as fat as Samwell.

Samwell opened his eyes wide, "Will Bachelor Paul betray us?"

"Of course, do you think he is a good person?" Laresa sneered, and he sat in the driver's seat at the front of the carriage, "Now that City Gate is not open, we have to wait until dawn before we can set off."

Samwell entered the carriage and stuck his head out again, "Laresa, your dark skin... seems to be an obvious feature."

Laresa leaned on her seat and closed her eyes to rest her mind. "That's better than you. You are still wearing a bachelor's uniform. Do you really think that Ironborn who are guarding City Gate are all blind?"

Samwell's clothes were all abandoned in the warehouse. He really doesn't have any clothes to change now.

Fortunately, Laresa was prepared.

He threw a set of clothes to Samwell, "Change into it, it's almost dawn, let's get ready to go."

Sam was changing clothes in the carriage, and vaguely heard the sound of changing clothes outside the carriage, but hadn't Laresa been changed long ago?

The sounds outside the carriage disappeared, and Laresa shook the reins and drove the carriage forward, slowly heading towards City Gate.

The sky gradually brightened, and the carriage arrived at the City Gate entrance.

"Wait! Citadel Two apprentices are missing. I want to check your carriage."

Samwell, who was hiding in the car, suddenly heard the sound outside and realized that it was Laresa who was stopped by Ironborn.

"It's over, we're going to be discovered."

At this time, a girl suddenly said, "Citadel ran away with two apprentices? What does it have to do with me? It's really ridiculous. Don't you recognize the clan emblem on the carriage?"

"Spear through the sun? Are you from House Martell?"

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