More than a month passed, late one night.
Several large sailing boats quietly approached the small island where Gary was located, seemingly with ulterior motives.
Gary had already been warned. He rode on the back of Bingling, one man and one dragon flying above the sailing ships.
The thieves wanted to take advantage of the night to sneak onto the island. But it was also because of the dim night that they did not notice the crisis above them.
"One, two, three... They only found five ships? It seems that the story of thirty-seven Dragon Egg is too exaggerated, so most of the fleet is unwilling to believe them?"
Gary After thinking about it, I can only understand it this way.
Bingling looked at the familiar sixth sailboat and asked, "Do it? Or do you want to continue 'fishing'?"
Gary laughed, "The fish has already been hooked, how can we continue fishing? Although it is a small fish, it is better than nothing."
He shouted, "Go down, follow the original plan. First, keep only the largest sailboat, and burn all the other boats. Second, don't kill anyone. The location where they parked the boat is very close to the shore, and the survivors can swim ashore. These people will be our valuable labor force in the future."
"Got it."
Bingling swooped down, flew above the sailboats, and sprayed Dragonfire at the sails of the other five sailboats.
After the sails that were the source of power were burned out, the five sailboats were instantly paralyzed. The crew members on board were frightened. They looked at Bingling flying around and shouted loudly.
Immediately afterwards, Bingling descended again and flew close to the sea surface. This time it hit several Dragonfire bites on the hulls of the five sailboats, and several large holes were immediately burned on the wooden hulls.
The five sailboats gradually took on water and sank, and all the crew members jumped into the sea and swam towards the shore.
Bingling sent Gary onto the last sailboat, then flew back to the shore and rushed to support Tysha and Daenerys.
Gary stood on the deck and was amazed. He had never seen such a huge sailing ship.
This large sailing ship, which is completely black and has a yellow Gold Dragon on its bow, has eight sails and is more than twice the size of an ordinary large sailing ship. However, ordinary large sailing ships generally only have two to three sails, which shows the huge difference.
The deck was not empty. There were more than a dozen rows of soldiers in strange uniforms standing neatly here.
They wore black spiked helmets, black leather vests and black trousers, and held a spear and a black buckler in their hands.
These people seemed like a group of emotionless robots, just standing stupidly on the deck, motionless.
Gary knows this kind of dress. These soldiers are Unsullied.
"Quick! Why are you still standing there? Grab him quickly and kill him!"
An aristocratic man holding a leather whip stood on a high wooden ladder and roared heartbreakingly.
The position where Gary was standing happened to be in the center of Unsullied's queue, so he instantly became the target of public criticism.
"Calm down!"
He was well prepared. He had a water bottle and seven water bags hanging on his body. He had enough water to support his instant Magic.
Just waiting for those spears to strike, Gary created a spherical ice shield in just an instant, protecting himself within it.
Gary continuously provides Mana to Ice Shield, and Ice Shield is also constantly repairing damage.
Unsullied's spear often penetrates the ice shield just an inch before being squeezed out by the ice shield.
The sharp spears kept piercing the ice shield, and white ice shards flew everywhere, but they could not penetrate the translucent barrier at all.
Gary uses his left hand to transport Mana to the ice shield. With his right hand, he unfastens Bright-Roar from his back and holds it in his hand.
He stared at the noble man above, and his left hand, surrounded by green light, suddenly clenched tightly.
"Bang!"
The ice shield exploded immediately and turned into flakes of snow, falling everywhere on the deck.
The wet deck immediately formed a layer of smooth and shiny ice. Many Unsullied were moving. When the soles of their feet slipped, they directly bumped into their companions.
Because they stood very densely, the first few Unsullieds that fell caused a "domino effect", causing more Unsullieds to fall on the deck.
Without the protection of the ice shield, Gary could only rely on his agility to dodge Unsullied's attacks.
What's interesting is that Unsullied can't move even an inch on the slippery ice, but Gary can walk leisurely and move quickly, as if they are not affected by the ice at all.
He wandered between Unsullied, sometimes using Bright-Roar to block Unsullied's attacks, and sometimes raising his left hand to caress Unsullied's spear and dagger.
Those metal gun heads and daggers will turn into useless ice slag after being touched by him.
As expected of the well-trained Unsullied, even without their weapons, they would still greet Gary with their fists raised.
Gary was as strong as an ox, knocking away all those Unsullied who were unable to stand still, and successfully rushed to the wooden ladder.
The other boatmen were so frightened by the giant dragon that they did not dare to attack Gary and huddled in the corner.
The aristocratic man who had no way to escape ran to the edge of the ship and wanted to jump into the sea to escape, but the sea in the dark night was so dark and terrifying that he was discouraged.
Gary walked up the wooden ladder, raised Bright-Roar, and pointed it at his neck, "Give me the whip."
He knew that it was the token of command Unsullied.
The noble man stretched his hand holding the whip out of the boat and sneered, "It's useless. Even if you take away my whip, these Unsullieds will not be loyal to you. Unless... you let me go and I take the initiative to hand over the whip to you, they will obey your orders."
Gary Before boarding the ship, I took a closer look and found that there were four small paddle boats hanging on both sides of the sailboat.
He pointed to the nearest boat and said, "Okay, you can give me the whip and I will let you live."
The noble man breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile, "I bought a hundred Unsullied to act as guards, but this time I only brought fifty people. If you like Unsullied, we can make a deal. Each Dragon Egg will be exchanged for a thousand Unsullied, and I will deliver them personally."
Gary looked at him like a fool, "You have been deceived. My dragon has not reached breeding age yet. Do you want Dragon Egg? Come back in ten years."
The aristocratic man's smile stopped and he glared at Gary, "Did you deliberately spread false news and trick us into coming here? What a deceit!"
Gary didn't want to talk nonsense with him, so he directly cut off a rope hanging the boat, and the boat fell into the sea.
The noble man took the initiative to throw the whip to Gary, then turned around and jumped into the sea, climbing onto the boat that was shaking with the waves.
He stood on the boat, secretly hiding the murderous intention in his heart, and said with a friendly smile, "Then I come back in ten years, and you have to keep Dragon Egg for me!"
Gary ignored the noble man at all. He raised his whip high and ordered Unsullied below, "Everyone kneel down!"
Unsullieds are a little hesitant, and they can't tell whether this transfer of control counts.
If it is taken by force, then it does not count.
Even if Gary made the deal, this deal would inevitably feel a bit forced.
"That guy wants to buy my Dragon Egg. You and the boat are both deposits. Do you understand? I am your new owner, kneel down!"
Unsullieds also vaguely heard some conversations. They no longer hesitated and all knelt down on the ground.
Gary said loudly, "Next, is my second order. From now on, you only have me as the master, and the control will not be transferred again. This whip is no longer a token of order for you, do you understand?"
"Understood!"
Only Unsullied, who had a spiked helmet with two spikes on his head, replied loudly that he was the captain of this team.
The other Unsullied, which only had one spike, were all soldiers. They knelt down sluggishly and did not answer.
Gary knows that this is the tradition of Unsullied, and is not looking down upon him.
"Yeah, good."
He walked to the side of the boat, threw away the whip in his hand, and then stared at the boat getting further away in trance.
Gary said to himself, "The sea breeze is strong, the distance is probably less than a hundred meters, it is a breeze."
He condensed an ice bow and an ice arrow, drew the bow and released the arrow above the boat.
"Plop."
The noble man in the distance was hit by an arrow in the chest, capsized the boat, and sank into the sea.
Gary nodded with satisfaction, turned around and told the boatman, "Set sail! Let's go to the other side of the island."
King's Landing.
Eddard·Stark took office as Hand of the King and discovered that the country had major financial problems and was in debt of six million Gold Dragon.
Even though he was heavily in debt, King Robert still went his own way. He borrowed money from other families to hold a martial arts tournament to celebrate Eddard's taking office.
The eldest daughter Sansa fell in love with Joffrey·Baila Theon, and her little wolf "Lady" is still alive.
The youngest daughter Arya carries a wooden gun on her back all day long and leads her little wolf "Nymeria" everywhere to ask about the stories of Luke·Stark.
Ice Wizard Luke left many legends in King's Landing. The nobles were all regretting that such a pillar of the country died at sea.
Arya would snap back every time she heard these words. The Ice Spear she hid under the bed had never melted, so she believed that Luke·Stark was always alive.
In two years, he will be back.