Chapter 250 The Secret of Vilas

A long time passed, and the Duke of Metz and others gradually woke up from the shock.

"Why? Why does the Three-Eyed Crow want to find Vilas as his heir?" Garth asked with some confusion.

"I guess it's because this generation of Three-Eyed Crow has reached its limit," Lind said solemnly: "No matter how powerful the Three-Eyed Crow is, the body of the Three-Eyed Crow is just an ordinary mortal. More than a hundred years have passed. It’s the limit of a mortal’s lifespan.”

When Garland heard this, he suddenly guessed: "So now that Vilas is taking the initiative to go to the Great Wall, could it be that he wants to become the heir of the Three-Eyed Crow?"

Linde was stunned when he heard this, because Garland's guess was something he had never thought of before, but he quickly shook his head and said: "It's impossible, Vilas's body has already been affected by the power of Green Hand Gars. Without the change, it is impossible for the power of the Three-Eyed Crow to enter Vilas' body."

"What's going on with Garth the Green Hand?" Duke Metz changed the topic back to the right track and asked.

Linde explained: "Back then, the Three-Eyed Crow wanted to make Vilas his heir, but it accidentally inspired the blood of his ancestors in Vilas, that is, the blood of Green-Hand Gals. The resonance of the blood awakened Gao The power of Green-Hand Gals sleeping in the Three-Hearted Tree of the Ting Shen Wood then possessed Vilas, so the Vilas you have seen in these years is actually Green-Hands Gars. "

Even though they had reacted in shock before, the Duke of Metz and others still looked stunned at this moment.

Lind ignored the shock of everyone in the room and continued: "At that time, the Three-Eyed Crow and Green-Hand Gars fought for Vilas' body, which directly caused Vilas to fall unconscious and fight for Vilas' body. At that time, the Three-Eyed Raven once took Willas's soul beyond the wall. Although Willas's soul was finally recaptured by Garth the Green Hand, Willas's soul was injured by the White Walker Queen at that time. The White Walker Queen was probably the wife of the Night King, the commander of the Night Watch, and Willas's injury happened to be on his waist. This is the reason why Willas was paralyzed. His paralysis was not due to physical injuries, but to Soul hurt."

At this point, Linde stopped and let the people in the room slowly accept these things.

After a while, the Duke of Metz said slowly: "What do these things have to do with him being a night watchman?"

"I had seen the White Walkers commanding the army of zombies outside the Wall, but those White Walkers and zombies were just a drop in the bucket to the White Walkers, and Willas was the real and only one who had ever been to the White Walkers. In the city of Eternal Winter, someone who has seen the complete state of the White Walkers knows better than anyone else how terrifying the White Walkers are. This is why he spared no effort to strengthen the strength of the Night Watch of the Great Wall and worked hard to establish a defense line along the Blackwater River. The main reason. Because once the White Walkers cross the Great Wall, the Northern Territory, the Riverlands, the Valley and even the Western Territory will soon fall. Only the Southern Territory can rely on rivers such as the Blackwater River to block it for a while. "

"You also know this, that's why you unified the Stepstone Islands, pointed your sword at the disputed areas, and wanted to take refuge across the Narrow Sea when things got worst." Although the Duke of Metz's talents are average, But after all, he had been sitting in the position of Duke for so long, and he still had political vision, and he quickly connected with what Linde had done over the years.

Regarding the Duke of Metz's guess, Lind just smiled and did not answer.

"Why didn't you tell me these things beforehand?" the Duke of Metz said complainingly.

Linde asked: "Your Majesty Duke, if Lord Vilas and I had said similar things before, would you have believed our words?"

"I..." The Duke of Metz wanted to reply that he would, but he knew very well that he would only think these were crazy words.

Garth wondered: "The lifespan of the Three-Eyed Crow is coming to an end soon, which means that the important force that prevented the White Walkers from going south has disappeared. The White Walkers will come directly to the Great Wall. Willas wants to replace the Three-Eyed Crow. Go beyond the wall to stop the White Walkers?"

"Probably not." Lind shook his head and said: "The Three-Eyed Crow can stop the White Walkers because of the special power of the Three-Eyed Crow. Willas's power comes from Garth the Green Hand. It is impossible for him to replace the Three-Eyed Crow." Crow's."

"I think Brother Willas might do something on the Great Wall of Despair." Garland suddenly interrupted and said: "I have seen Brother Willas study the patterns imprinted from the Horn of Winter before. He and I He said that it was related to the Great Wall of Despair, but he didn’t tell me more details. Looking back now, he probably had some thoughts about the Great Wall of Despair.”

Linde also nodded, because he also felt that Vilas should be heading for the Great Wall of Despair.

"Vilas went to the Great Wall, what about Garth the Green Hand?" Compared to the Duke of Metz and Garland, who are more concerned about Vilas' situation, Garth, as the head of the High Court, is more concerned about the interests of the High Court. on things.

There has always been a rumor that the reason why the territory of Highgarden has good weather every year, fertile land, and good harvests of anything planted is because of the blessing of Gars the Green Hand. When I heard similar statements before, Gars didn't think so. However, now he knows that this statement is very likely to be true, and what he is most worried about is that Willas, the incarnation of Garth the Green Hand, has gone to the Great Wall, so will Garth the Green Hand also leave Highgarden? , whether it will have any impact on the current status of the High Court.

As Gars asked, Duke Metz and Garland also realized this problem, and their faces became a little gloomy.

"Vilas should have already made preparations. He has prepared another container for Green-Hand Gals." Lind said and looked at the position where Margery left just now.

Seeing Linde's action, everyone was stunned, and then seemed to realize something, and said in unison: "Is it Margaery?"

Linde nodded.

"Does Margaery know about this?" Garland asked in a deep voice.

"I don't think she knows." Lind shook his head and said, "And I also said that what Willas found was a container, not an incarnation. Margaery has the power of Green Hand Garth. But she can’t use it like Willas, she’s just the vessel for that power.”

"Why does he want Margaery to be the container? Can't Garland or Loras do it?" Garth asked in confusion.

"I don't know about that. Maybe there is something special about Miss Margaery, which can contain the power of Green-Hand Gals just like the blood of Vilas." Lind shook his head and said: "Your Excellency, Duke, In fact, you don’t have to think too much. The power of Green-Hand Gals comes from the Three-Hearted Tree. The Three-Hearted Tree is the root. As long as the Three-Hearted Tree exists, the environment of High Garden will not change much. "

Although when they heard Linde's words, the Duke of Metz and others nodded slightly to express their understanding, they did not take this statement seriously on their faces.

After explaining the matter of Vilas, Lind did not stay in Highgarden any longer. After bidding farewell to the Duke of Metz, he and Garland came to the Highgarden Garden and greeted Augustus who was surrounded by a group of girls. Pick them all up and return to the Golden Rose Garden outside the city.

On the way to send Linde away from Highgarden, Garland suddenly asked: "Linde, you said that Brother Willas put the power of Green Hand Garth into Margery's body. Is it true, or is it because other reasons."

Lind turned to look and said, "Lord Garland, you want to ask me if I said this deliberately to prevent the marriage between Highgarden and the Iron Throne, right?"

Garland looked embarrassed and nodded.

Linde asked again: "Do you think it is necessary for me to prevent the marriage between Highgarden and the Iron Throne now?"

Garland hesitated and shook his head.

Linde smiled and said nothing more.

On the night when Linde met the Lord of Highgarden, a knight in gorgeous clothes came to the Golden Rose Garden.

"Sir James, long time no see!" Lind looked at the knight led by the Sister of Redemption and threw the beef in his hand high. A group of pterosaur cubs flapped their weak wings and flew up, each biting it. A piece of beef, torn into pieces.

"Damn! What is this? A giant dragon cub?" Jaime Lannister couldn't help but exclaimed in shock when he saw these long-winged dragon cubs.

"These are long-winged dragon cubs." Lind took the handkerchief and wiped the ox blood on his hand, and said, "In Brother Bass's book "Dragons, Saurons, and Long-Winged Dragons: The Unnatural Evolution of the Dragon Tribe" "It was mentioned in the book that the dragons in the current world were created by the blood wizards of Valyria using long-winged dragons. However, I found that his research should be wrong. First of all, the blood wizards are not what he thought. Powerful, their blood witchcraft cannot transform species, let alone transform an ordinary biological species into a magical species. Secondly, although the appearance of long-winged dragons is somewhat similar to that of giant dragons, their body structures are essentially different. The most obvious difference is their knees. Megalodon's knees are bent forward, like a dog, while Pteranodon's knees are bent backward, like a chicken."

"A long-winged dragon?" James walked up to one of the long-winged dragons and wanted to reach out and touch it. However, the young long-winged dragon was extremely vicious. When he avoided his outstretched hand, he bit him severely. Fortunately, his arm was protected by armor and was not injured. Otherwise, just looking at the tooth marks on the armor, a bite like this would definitely cause the skin to be torn or even broken.

"What a fierce guy!" James was also startled and took a few steps back. He looked at the tooth marks on the armor with lingering fear. Then he saw the chosen son of God easily commanding these long-winged dragons to bite things. He sat down and even returned to the cage. His expression changed slightly and he said, "Are you taming a long-winged dragon?"

It was very clear that it was impossible to hide this kind of thing from anyone, so Linde did not hide it, nodded and admitted: "Yes, I am indeed taming the long-winged dragons. When these long-winged dragons grow up, they will They should be the first batch of dragon knights from the Summer Hall. Although the long-winged dragons are far from comparable to the dragons in terms of combat power, they can still play a significant role in the war."

Looking at the dozen long-winged dragon cubs and the dozen Chosen Sons in front of him, James couldn't help but take a deep breath and said: "Lind Terra, you are really a terrifying guy."

Lind turned to look at James and said, "You came here to find me, are you just trying to tell me that I'm scary?"

"It is our King who is looking for you." James returned to the topic.

After hearing this, Lind hesitated for a moment and asked James to wait. Then he returned to the room and changed his clothes. He asked the others to stay and left the Golden Rose Garden alone with James.

"This doesn't seem to be the way to Highgarden?" Lind asked as he looked at the road led by James.

"This is the town outside Highgarden. Our king is having fun in the town's largest brothel, Millis' Spring." When Jaime mentioned King Robert, his tone was quite disdainful, and then he seemed to think of something, He added: "By the way, your guide Joel Flower's fiancée, Mrs. Millis, seems to be the owner of this brothel. It seems that they will hold a wedding tomorrow, but no big shot will attend. How about you? ? Will you attend?"

Lind replied affirmatively: "Participating in Lord Joel's wedding is one of the purposes of my coming to High Court."

"As I guessed, you will definitely participate." James nodded, and then said with envy: "I have heard about your deeds in Essos. I thought you were just some bards. It was just an exaggeration, but after I saw the ship sent by Qohor to transport prisoners and confiscated property that day, I knew that it was all true. The God of Natural Disasters, the God of Magic, plus the God of Storms and the Seven Chosen Gods, I almost thought you were the incarnation of the Thousand Faced God."

Hearing James' words, Lind was stunned for a moment, and couldn't help but smile, without saying anything.

James added: "You once mentioned to Uncle Kevan that you invited Tyrion to work in your Summer Hall. Uncle Kevan told Tyrion about this. Although he didn't say anything at the time, I know he felt very Unfortunately, he feels that with his talents, if he works by your side, he can't be the governor of the Stone Steps Islands."

"You are right, he does have the ability to be a governor of a place." Lind also nodded in agreement and said: "It is a pity that he is Tyrion Lannister, the legal heir of the Lannister family. The future Duke of Casterly Rock, if you don’t take off your white robe, he will never leave Casterly Rock.”

Hearing Lind's words, James' face darkened a little. He looked at Lind after him and said, "Do you think it's me who has restricted my brother's future?"

"No," Lind shook his head and said, "Not only you, but also Duke Tywin. You care too much about his dwarf appearance, your special care for him, and your father's indifferent attitude towards him. It's hurting him."

"Do you think I'm hurting him by taking care of him?" James said with some displeasure.

Lind looked at James and said: "All he needs is to be treated as a normal person, and your care is telling him that you care about his dwarf appearance."

James was silent for a moment and said: "It's not me, it's the whole society. Even if I change my own mind, I can't change the whole society's mind."

"But have you changed your mind?" Linde asked.

James continued to remain silent until he entered the town outside Highgarden, and did not speak to Lind again.