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  Chapter 239 The Disappearing Imperial Prince

In 303 AC, a major event occurred in the Empire.

It is said that the heir to the empire chose to run away from home because he loved adventure and was not interested in the throne.

People all sighed that this family was different, and when they ran away from home, they rode on a dragon.

However, people were not too surprised because a princess of the Targaryen family also ran away riding a dragon.

But at that time, she was a princess, and she was riding the largest black death, Balerion, while now this one is a prince, and the dragon he rides is not that big.

But what happened to that princess wasn't very good, which made many citizens in the North worried.

After all, they love Jack, the King of the Sea, and naturally have a lot of good feelings towards the successor designated by the King of the Sea.

In the Silver Palace, Jack asked the cabinet to immediately arrange someone to inquire about Alexander's whereabouts.

He had just woken up this morning when he learned that Alexander was missing and thought he had been kidnapped.

However, the Prince's Palace has many guards and a strong defense force, so it is absolutely impossible for someone to be kidnapped quietly.

What's more, Korakshu was entrenched in the Prince's Palace, and if there was any scent of a stranger, he would have discovered it long ago.

But when Jack found that Lei Ge was also missing, he immediately guessed that the little bastard had run away from home.

This made Jack very angry. According to the description of the guard on duty last night, he saw the green dragon flying south, but the dragons sometimes moved at night, so he didn't pay much attention to it at the time.

"Damn it, if I find him, I'm going to break his legs!" Jack slammed the table angrily.

Even running away from home on a dragon is not absolutely safe. Not to mention that Alexander has almost no social experience, the monsters hidden in the Game of Thrones world are deadly enough.

Princess Arya of the Targaryen family was a living example.

Princess Aerea Targaryen flew away on Balerion's back in late 54 AC.

They were gone for over a year without a trace, disappearing into the horizon.

When Balerion finally returned to King's Landing in 56 AC, he descended upon the Red Keep courtyard, with Aerea no longer able to cling to the beams on his back.

The princess was seriously ill and died tragically soon after.

Septon Bath reported in detail Balerion's condition, including his bone-piercing wounds and half-healed scars.

The dragon's left side had a hideous, jagged tear that was almost nine feet long, with fresh blood still oozing out of it, steaming and emitting smoke.

Even a dragon of Balerion's size could be hurt so badly, let alone Rhaegal, a tiny creature less than ten meters tall!

After returning to her residence, Daenerys stepped forward to comfort Jack and told him not to worry too much. "Alexander is very smart. He will be fine. I believe the cabinet will find him soon."

Jack rubbed his brows in annoyance. "Let's hope so. Lei Ge is not very old and his flying speed is not very fast. I hope Korakxiu can find him."

After discovering that Alexander had run away from home on Rhaegal, Jack sent Carax and Drogon out to search for him.

As for Viserion, Jack didn't let her go out to look for Rhaegal, because Jack was afraid that Viserion would get lost by himself.

Suddenly, Jack looked at Elizabeth beside him, with light in his eyes.

A child's character can be seen from an early age. Although changing the heir will cause a certain degree of turmoil, Elizabeth's character is obviously more like that of an empress.

As for Alexander, this little bastard not only wants to go out and explore, but he also gets carried away and likes to do things based on his personal preferences.

Thinking of this, Jack suddenly had the idea of ​​making Elizabeth the empress, but all this would have to wait for a few years.

He also wanted to try to correct Alexander's character, at least to make him calmer.

But Jack was obviously going to be disappointed.

Three months passed, and until April 303 AC, Alexander Poseidon himself had still not been found.

Although someone discovered Rhaegal's traces in Dorne and saw him flying towards the western sea.

So Jack rode on Koraxus to search in Essos, even Sothoryos and Ultes were not spared.

During the search, Jack discovered that the continent of Sothoryos should be about the same size as the continent of Westeros, and 90% of the land was covered by virgin forests.

The only difference is that Sothoryos is different from the rectangular continental plate of Westeros. Sothoryos should be a diamond-shaped continental plate.

Ultos is a bit strange, like an enlarged horizontal version of Westeros. Like Sothoryos, most of its area is primeval forest.

I don't know if it was Jack's illusion, but he always felt that something was wrong with the continent of Ultes. There were endless cliffs in the south, as if someone had cut off a piece of it.

But these are not what Jack is worried about. What Jack is worried about is Alexander's safety. There has been no news for three months, which makes Jack more and more uneasy.

Even if Poseidon forcibly connected the souls of every believer, there was still no clue. It was as if he had disappeared from the world after flying west from Dorne.

After three months of searching without any news, Jack no longer rode his dragon to search for Alexander himself, but continued to offer a high reward for any news about Alexander.

(End of this chapter)