There were two people in the Westeros that Danny could not see through.
The first one was Stannis.
Everyone said that he was resilient, upright, fair, responsible, and adhered to his duties as a minister and a ruler.
After a few days of contact, Danny found that the guy was indeed stubborn, inflexible, and determined. He had a bottom line compared to most of the nobles of the Seven Kingdoms.
More importantly, Erlu had fallen to such a state, but many nobles were still loyal to him. The nobles of Stormlands, the nobles of River Bend, and the vassals of Dragonstone Island.
The most classic example was Davos, the Onion Knight.
The Onion Knight could be said to be the last knight with true chivalry after Aerys.
During Robert's reign, among the rotten Westeros knights, the Onion Knight was the only shining point.
Loyal, fearless, trustworthy, sincere, wise, loyal, loyal, dedicated …
Then, the Onion Knight was completely loyal to Stannis.
This did not mean that Erlu was like the Onion Knight and had chivalry. But at the very least, Erlu had some qualities that made him charismatic.
But Erlu killed his brother, and Erlu sacrificed Lahlo. Facing the Dragon Queen, who rode alone to the Wall, the shadow in his heart began to stir.
Actually, just killing his brother alone would never be enough to clear his name.
Erlu seemed to have a split personality, which Danny could not figure out.
The other man was shrouded in a layer of mist … a half-man. It was Varys, the eight-clawed spider.
Danny did not know what he wanted or what he wanted.
According to the plot of the last season of Game of Thrones, Varys wanted peace.
He always stood on the side of the Westeros and maintained the stability of the Seven Kingdoms by himself.
When the Mad King went mad, he betrayed him and joined Robert, who brought peace to the Seven Kingdoms. When Robert declined, he joined Lannister. When he saw that Joffrey and Cersei were even crazier than the Mad King, he joined Danny and Lys.
Then, when he saw Danny Riise burning the Westeros nobles who were unwilling to surrender with her dragon flames, he discovered that she had also awakened the Mad Blood and was unfit to ascend the Iron Throne and become the King of the Seven Kingdoms.
After that, he planned to work with Snowball to get rid of the Queen and help Snowball ascend to the throne …
In the end, he died.
As a traitor to Danny, Rize died under the dragon flames.
Varys' death became another example of Danny Lilith's brutality.
At the same time, the dead Varys was almost whitewashed as a saint in "Journey to Power". In his eyes, there was no king, only the interests of the people. Whoever was good to the people, whoever could make the seven kingdoms better, he would support that person.
In fact, Varys became the vanguard of weakening the monarchy, denying the divine right of kings, and advocating democracy and equality.
What the f * ck!
According to Danny's thoughts, the plot of "Journey to Power" was too different from the real world. The plot could not be trusted, but the character's personality should not have changed and could be used as a reference.
Then, could Varys' personality be used as a reference in "Journey to Power"?
Unfortunately, she could not do it.
Firstly, Varys was a foreigner.
He was a Lys who grew up in the Free Cities. Why would he care about the life and death of the Westeros?
Could it be that the Westeros were the center of the world, the lighthouse of civilization?
Hehe, in terms of technological level, cultural development, historical background, and political system, the Westeros were not as good as Volantis or Braavos.
What center of civilization.
That did not make sense.
Secondly, Varys had once instigated the relationship between Rhaegar and Eris, causing Eris to be suspicious of the Crown Prince. At that time, there were indeed nobles who secretly discussed launching the Great Council, planning to let the increasingly crazy Eris retire early, but Rhaegar refused.
Varys' instigation forced the 'wise and powerful' Prince Rhaegar to stay away from the court, unable to participate in the politics of the King's Landing.
The country was falling apart day by day, and Targaryen's rule was in danger.
Finally, when it came to dealing with Viseris and Danny Lys, Varys did not act like a 'loyal Targaryen minister' at all.
A truly loyal minister would be like Sir William Darry, raising the princess and the prince well, giving them a peaceful and prosperous life, teaching them etiquette, reason, knowledge, and martial skills.
Instead of raising them half-dead like wild dogs: while sending messages to Robert to arrange for assassins to assassinate the siblings, he secretly arranged for people to rescue them before the assassins arrived.
Back and forth like this, unsurprisingly, the once gentle second brother went crazy, and the once lively and lovely little princess became autistic.
Well, Danny's second brother, Viseris, was once a sensible and refined young man who cared for his sister and was well-educated and reasonable.
The former instructor of the Red Keep, Sir William Darry, raised the prince so well that he was almost a second Rhaegar.
But no matter how good a person was, being hunted from the age of 13 until the age of 23 would awaken the family's' mad blood '.
Finally, looking at the Westeros now, were they better than the time of Eris?
Obviously not.
Ethics collapsed, the economy withered, the government was paralyzed, and the people had no way to make a living …
The Westeros today were a few hundred streets worse than the time of the Mad King.
It was still the same old saying: no matter how mad the Mad King was, he would not torture the country or the people.
He was also very diligent and thrifty.
The national treasury was abundant, and every family had surplus food.
.....
"You have warned me many times that Varys cannot be trusted," Danny said.
Old Yimont nodded and sighed. "Although I was at the Great Wall, I have been paying attention to the King's Landing. If not for Varys's slanderous words in front of your father, the Spring of Error would not have happened. "
"Then do you think little Griffin is Aegon?" Danny asked again.
"This …" Yimont hesitated at first, then his expression became certain. "There is at least an eighty percent chance that Aegon is real, and he is even the legendary Child of Prophecy!"
"Uh, Old Master, are you not acclimatized? Your brain …"
"No, Astapor's climate is warm, not much different from the old town. It is very suitable for an old man like me to retire. “
Yimont shook his head, and told her about how Lega had written to him and told him that Aegon was born on an alien planet.
"If the prophecy is true, then there must be someone of Lega's bloodline who survived. I am guessing that he is Aegon!" The old scholar concluded solemnly.
Danny looked at him strangely.
The old man had guessed correctly. Lega did have a posthumous child, and his bloodline was indeed the Child of Prophecy.
But he was not little Griffin, but Jon Snow from the Great Wall!
"Old Master, let me ask you something."
Danny thought for a while, and decided to give a little spoiler, in case the old man really poured his heart out to the unknown little Griffin.
"You really think Lega kidnapped Lyanna?" she asked.
"That … counts as abduction." Old Yimont's expression changed, and he said hesitantly, "With Lega's character, I did not believe that he would do that, but this is the truth, and everyone knows it!"
Danny shook her head, and said, "Lega is handsome, noble, melancholy, gentle, and powerful in martial arts. He can play the piano, sing, recite poems, and paint. There is no girl in the Seven Kingdoms who does not love him.
Lyanna is a little girl from the North who has never seen the world, how can she resist the temptation of a man of the highest quality?
If Lega is really interested in a woman, why would he need to snatch her?
My second brother Viseris, at his craziest, would only use his good looks and those flowery words that no one would believe to trick a woman's body.
Forcing a woman is too low class, how can Lega do something like that? "
"Could it be that they are in love with each other?" Yimont said in a low voice.
"Let me ask you again, how long has Lega and Lyanna been together?" Danny said.
"Almost a year has passed since he abducted Lyanna and appeared in front of the world again."
After Yimont finished speaking, he was stunned, and a complicated expression of shock and absurdity gradually appeared on his face.
After a long while, he said in a dry voice, "Are you saying that … they might have an illegitimate child?"
Danny shrugged, and said with an indifferent smile, "A man and a woman alone together for a year, they can't just look at the stars and the moon every day, can they?
Actually, I am very puzzled as to why no one in the Seven Kingdoms has ever suspected the illegitimate child. Could it be that you have all been brainwashed by the Three-Eyed Crow? "
"This …" Old Yimont came to a sudden realization. "This is really possible. If the illegitimate child is the child of prophecy, the Three-Eyed Crow might have really sealed off the news about him to protect the identity of the child of prophecy."
When Danny saw the old man's expression that said, "It's not that we are too stupid, it's all the Three-Eyed Crow's fault for distorting our minds," the corners of her mouth couldn't help but twitch.
"Let alone the Three-Eyed Crow, even if ten True Gods worked together, they would not be able to influence the minds of millions of Westeros," she said in annoyance.
"Then why didn't we think about the illegitimate child? It can't be that we are all idiots, right? "Old Yimont retorted.
'We are all idiots!'
Danny wanted to say this.
The old man's expression turned grave, and he said in a deep voice, "The more I think about it, the more I feel that something is amiss. There are too many loopholes. There should have been three White Knights by Lega's side, 'White Bull' Jero Hyder, 'Dawn Divine Sword' Arthur Dane, and Hellen Castle's Sir Osweir Hoan.
But when he appeared at King's Landing, he was alone, and he left the White Knights in Dorne's Blissful Tower to look after them … "
His expression changed drastically, and he spat out a name in disbelief, "Leanna!"
"Lega asked the three White Knights to look after Leanna, but why? And Eide Stark, he brought people to Blissful Tower to look for his sister, but he only brought back Leanna's corpse. All the White Knights died in battle, and Eide kept silent about the battle. "
"How did Leanna die?" Yimont slowly closed his eyes, and after thinking for a while, he slowly opened them again. A look of disbelief flashed across his blue eyes, and his lips trembled as he said, "Jon Snow! When Eide returned from Dorne, other than Leanna's corpse, he also brought back an illegitimate child.
Leanna died in childbirth, and the child is Lega's! "
"Seven levels of hell!" The old man held his head, and moaned softly, "No wonder, I feel an inexplicable sense of closeness to Jon; No wonder, Jon's birth mother has always been a mystery, and Eide Stark never mentioned that woman, and did not even mention her name to Jon.
This is not normal, it is not logical, why didn't we suspect it before?
A handsome man and an adult woman have been together for a year, both of them are healthy, and both of them desire each other.
What can they do, what can they do?
Giving birth to an illegitimate child is a matter of course, why didn't anyone think of it before? "
"Three-Eyed Crow, Blinden River Wen! It's all him, he's the one who's controlling everything in the dark. "Old Yimont said through gritted teeth.
Old Yimont's reaction shocked Danny greatly.
She did not expect that the old man would instantly discover the truth with just a few hints, and she did not even give any more hints.
It was completely based on the old man's wisdom and experience.
Could it be that the old man's IQ soared after he left the Westeros?
"Danny, did you already know about Jon's identity?" Old Yimont suddenly raised his head, and stared at Danny.
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