Chapter 103: Everything for Faith

He could only go back and warn them about this during training. He nodded to the old man to show that he already knew it, and continued eating.

Just after eating two bites, he suddenly thought of a problem. The old man said that the golden dragons were his own kind. They caught sheep without paying and hurt people. Isn't this a disguised way to damage his reputation? A

bad reputation is bound to affect the collection of his faith power. Thinking of this, drogon snorted, called Aka and the old man who were about to leave, bit off the backpack hanging on his back, poured out a gold coin from it, and pushed it in front of the old man.

Akka immediately understood what Drogon meant and said to the old man, "The Dragon Lord paid for your sheep on behalf of his people."

"A few sheep don't cost a gold coin. Just consider it as a gift to Lord Jinlong." The old man was shocked when he saw the gold coins. One gold coin was enough to buy all his sheep. How could he dare to accept it?

Akka looked at Drogon and saw that he really had no intention of taking it back. He said to the old man again, "Lord Dragon God is always generous. Please keep it!"

The old man looked at Drogon's huge and ferocious dragon body and did not dare to refuse anymore. He picked up the gold coins from the ground.

Seeing the old man put away the gold coins, drogon poured out a small pile of gold coins from his backpack and pushed them in front of Akka.

When Aka saw the pile of gold coins on the ground, he didn't understand what Drogon meant. Drogon always paid after he finished eating, and even if he paid in advance, the food he ate didn't require so many gold coins.

Seeing that Akka didn't understand what he meant, drogon looked at the old man and then at the gold coins on the ground.

"You...you want me to give the money to those Khalasars whose sheep were taken away by Lord Golden Dragon?" Aka was very smart and immediately understood what drogon meant.

drogon nodded and continued to eat the remaining half of the roasted lamb. For the power of his own faith, he had no choice but to pay for Brother Long and Sister Long.

As for how the Karasa people whose sheep were captured by the two of them would find Aka, and how Aka would give them money, that was something Aka needed to consider.

Aka hesitated for a moment and then picked up the gold coins on the ground. He was not only a devout believer of Drogon, but also the spokesperson of the Dragon God on the grassland. Naturally, he had a way to complete the task assigned to him by Drogon.

After eating at the Karasa where A-Ka was, he still wasn't full, and he went to two medium and large Karasas before he was full. He couldn't help but wonder if his devouring talent had mutated again. Otherwise, even if he intensified his training, it would be impossible for him to eat almost twice as much as usual.

After eating and drinking, I digested the food on the way back and then continued training.

...

Outside the Eagle's Nest in the Valley, a girl and a sword-carrying warrior with a scar on his face and wisps of hair were walking towards them from a distance.

They are none other than Sandor the Hound and Arya, who escaped from the Red Wedding at the Twins.

Sandor did not give Arya to Catelyn, and naturally did not get the ransom, so he followed Arya all the way.

Arya thought she had found her place when she joined the Brotherhood Without Banners, led by Lord Beric, a former subordinate of her father.

Unexpectedly, Beric and his red monks betrayed their friends for a bag of gold dragons. Gendry, the blacksmith who joined the Brotherhood Without Banners, was also King Robert's illegitimate son.

Sold Gendry to Melisandre, the red-robed woman who was also a priestess of the Lord of Light.

In the Brotherhood Without Banners, Arya learned that her mother and brother Robb were not dead, but fled back to Riverrun.

She had planned to rely on the Brotherhood Without Banners to gather the old Northerners to lift the siege of Riverrun, but she didn't expect that she didn't gather many of the old men, and her good friend Gendry was sold out nakedly.

In anger, Arya left the Brotherhood Without Banners with the Hound Sandor, intending to seek refuge with her aunt Lysa in the Eyrie in the Vale, hoping to borrow troops from her to rescue Riverrun.

"I don't think your relatives will lend troops to save your mother. Saving them means going against the Lannisters. Although the Eyrie is easy to defend and difficult to attack, she may not be willing to establish a powerful enemy like the Lannisters." Sandor said as he walked.

When the two left the Brotherhood Without Banners and Arya decided to go to the Eyrie, Sandor opposed her doing so and was very impatient along the way.

"As long as you see my aunt you can get the ransom, don't worry about anything else!"

Arya had been listening to Sandor's advice all the way and had long since given up. She didn't expect that Sandor would still be nagging her as soon as they arrived at the Eyrie.

"I'm afraid you won't be able to see her!" Sandor still didn't stop talking.

Arya ignored him and quickened her pace, walking towards the famous Bloody Gate, the gateway to the Eyrie in the distance.

The Bloody Gate was built between two mountain walls and consisted of two watchtowers connected by an arch. It was the only way to the Eagle's Nest City and it could be said that one man could block the passage of ten thousand.

Moreover, the Bloody Gate is not a door, but a defensive structure composed of several identical arches.

At this time, there were more than a dozen soldiers standing in two layers on the first bloody gate, and there were two guards and a leader in front of the iron railing of the arch.

"Who wants to pass through the Bloody Gate?" As Arya and the Hound approached the Bloody Gate, the sturdy leader of the Bloody Gate asked.

Arya guessed that he might be the Knight of the Bloody Gate who guarded the Bloody Gate, and said politely, "Brave Knight of the Bloody Gate! I am Arya Stark, and I am here to find my aunt Lysa."

"Madam Lysa passed away a day ago. I can't let you enter the Bloody Gate." The Bloody Gate Knight Donal said seriously.

"Aunt Lysa is dead?" Arya didn't expect to hear this news after going through so much trouble to reach the Eyrie.

Sandor's ferocious face was also filled with surprise. He never expected that the young Duchess of Arryn would die suddenly.

"How did my aunt die? Can I go in and see her?" Arya had only met her aunt Lysa once when she was a child, and did not have any deep feelings for her. Compared with her mourning for her death, Arya's desire for the soldiers of the Vale was not as great.

"I can't tell you that, please go back!" Donald showed enough respect to the old Duchess's niece.

"Please let me in! Aunt Lysa and I have been very close since we were young. I never expected her unfortunate death. Can you please let me in and see her for the last time?"

After saying this, Arya squeezed out two tears and let them roll in her eyes.

Seeing Arya's performance, Sandor couldn't stand it and turned his head away. He really couldn't understand how Duke Eddard, the guardian of the North, could raise such a quirky daughter.

Her personality is completely different from that of her sister Sansa. Sansa looks like the lady of the Guardian of the North, while Arya looks more like a wild girl wandering around.

Donnell was also pestered by Arya and didn't know what to say. He could only tell the truth: "There is an interrogation going on in the Eyrie right now. It is not appropriate for you to go in."