Chapter 94: Returning with Serious Injury

Seriously Injured Drogon disagrees with Cersei's speculation that she poisoned Tywin. As the pillar of the Lannister family, Tywin is both good at fighting and has means.

Cersei is enjoying the shade under a big tree, so how could she kill her father? Even if she hated Tyrion, she shouldn't have killed Tywin just to frame him.

After thinking for a long time without any idea, Drogon had to give up thinking about the real murderer who poisoned Tywin. This kind of thing was too brain-consuming, so it would be better to let Varys tell him the answer later.

In addition to the two deaths, Varys also told Drogon some news.

Balon, the leader of the Iron Islands, fell off a bridge and died. His brother, Captain Euron of the Serenity, returned from his travels and took over the Iron Islands.

Oberyn returns to Dorne; Stannis leaves Dragonstone and disappears, and Drogon knows that he may have followed Aunt May's advice and gone to the Wall.

After Ramsay the Flayed withdrew from Winterfell, he suddenly returned when the newly stationed Northern army was caught off guard.

Exploiting the loopholes in the city wall, they broke into Winterfell, almost annihilated the Northern army, captured a large number of Northern nobles, and completely controlled the North in their own hands.

Later, Ramsay sent a letter to Cersei, the Queen Regent of King's Landing, requesting to inherit his father Roose's earldom and be appointed Warden of the North.

Cersei was very happy when she learned that Ramsay had almost wiped out the entire Northern army that followed the Karstark family back, and she agreed to all of Ramsay's requests.

The situation in Winterfell was similar to what Drogon had guessed. He had to admire the Flayed One. Although he was extremely perverted and sick, he was ruthless and resourceful, and he was indeed a hero.

In the previous drama, he stabbed his father Luce to death with his own hands, but this time he didn't need to do it himself, but Blackfish helped him.

After completely wiping out the remaining Northern troops, Robb was besieged by the Freys and Stannis, so Robb could be said to have firmly taken control of Winterfell.

I just don't know if he will meet Stannis again this time, and who will be stronger and weaker when they fight again.

After reading the letter, Drogon asked Varys to pass all the information to the Dragon Queen in Slaver's Bay through the little bird.

With Varys as the chief intelligence officer of King's Landing, we can't allow Slaver's Bay to be so isolated from the outside world.

When Drogon returned to the Great Pyramid of Meereen from King's Landing, he did not see Daenerys. Then he remembered that today was the day the academy was officially established and opened, and they should all be in the small pyramid on the east side.

Approaching the small pyramid, Drogon could see from afar the word "Institute" written in High Valyrian hanging in the middle of the pyramid.

The pyramid was hung with colorful flags and two rows of lanterns were hung at the door. The small square outside the door was now filled with residents of Meereen, foreign merchants, and nobles. The number of guards around had increased several times more than usual.

As soon as Drogon flew into the pyramid, he was seen by Shireen who was busy moving books.

"Drogon, why did you come back just now? The grand opening ceremony is about to begin!" Shireen stretched out her little hand to Drogon and said happily.

Daenerys, who had changed into the luxurious local clothing of Meereen and was asking Missandei to tidy up her clothes, also heard Shireen's voice and turned to look over here.

"Ah! How are you hurt, Drogon?" Shireen stroked the scales on Drogon's back twice and was about to continue moving the books when she suddenly discovered that a small piece of flesh had fallen off Drogon's right leg, and there was still blood on his calf and claws.

"Drogon, are you hurt?" Daenerys was startled when she suddenly heard Shireen's cry, and hurried over to ask.

"Your Majesty, here." Seeing Daenerys coming over, Shireen pointed at Drogon's right leg and said with some heartache.

Daenerys was also shocked when she saw the dent on Drogon's leg. It was obvious that the dent was caused by a sharp weapon.

Even a small piece of the shiny scales next to it fell off. Some scales did not fall off completely, but only a part of them remained on the body, which shows how sharp the weapon that hurt Drogon was.

"Missandei, go call a healer!" After saying this to Missandei, Daenerys asked worriedly, "Drogon, where did you go? How did you get hurt?"

Tyrion and others who were preparing for the opening ceremony in the hall stopped what they were doing when they heard Daenerys's panicked voice and came to Drogon to see what was going on.

[It's not a big deal, is it?] drogon said helplessly as he looked at the dozen people gathered around him.

Drogon's words did not put Daenerys down with her worries. She had witnessed Drogon instantly attacking hundreds of people under the pyramid that day.

Despite being struck by so many swords and knives, Drogon didn't even lose many scales. You can imagine how strong his defense is. But now a piece of flesh was cut off from his leg.

And judging from the wound and the surrounding scales, the weapon that hurt Drogon might have just grazed his leg and cut off a piece of flesh. If it had hit Drogon head-on, his small body would most likely have been pierced.

Daenerys almost shed tears when she thought of this. She was still here dressing up, not knowing that she would almost never see Drogon again.

"Drogon, what hurt you? Was it a Valyrian weapon? Or a ballista?" Daenerys couldn't think of anything else that could cause such serious damage to Drogon now.

Tyrion and Shireen also looked at Drogon's right leg worriedly. They had also witnessed the horror of Drogon shuttling among hundreds of people. In their opinion, no weapon could cause much damage to Drogon.

They had almost the same idea as Daenerys, that Drogon must have been attacked by Valyrian steel or other powerful weapons, otherwise it would have been impossible for a piece of his flesh to be gouged out alive.

Seeing Daenerys looking at him anxiously with tears in her eyes, Drogon was also somewhat moved. He nudged her hand with his little head and said to himself: [It's not that I'm careless, but it's hard for him to hurt me. ]

"He..." Daenerys almost asked anxiously when she heard Drogon's thoughts, but she quickly shut up when she realized something was wrong.

At this time, a doctor in his forties ran over in a hurry, and everyone hurriedly made way to let the doctor bandage drogon.

The doctor squatted down to look at Drogon's wound and was about to bring a basin of water to clean it, but Daenerys suddenly stopped him, took out a piece of silk cloth from her body, dipped it in water, and washed it herself. She was afraid that the doctor would not be gentle and hurt Drogon.

While cleaning, Daenerys checked Drogon's reaction, afraid to hurt him.

When her hand touched the scales on Drogon's legs, Daenerys was reminded of what Drogon looked like when he was just born. Although he was also this big, he had no scales on his body. He was like a plucked dove, let alone the scales on his legs.

Although Drogon is now the size of a juvenile, he is a perfect smaller version of an adult. His young body is extremely delicate, and Daenerys discovers that the thorns on Drogon's neck are unusually fine and sharp.

In addition to the wing hooks, each wing bone also extends out with spikes, and there are signs of bone spurs on the tail, making Drogon look not only small and delicate, but also with a ferocious beauty.