Chapter 78 Moon Chant Celebration

Illyrio left the seaside villa in a hurry, and his fat body looked a little clumsy under the rapid pace.

He quickly took a carriage back to his residence. As soon as he entered the room, he couldn't wait to walk to the desk, picked up the quill pen, dipped it in ink, and began to write a letter.

"Varys, my old friend.

Our plan has gone terribly wrong. I failed to take Viserys and Daenerys away, and Viserys was killed by the assassin sent by Robert Baratheon. Before his death, he married Daenerys to Gavin Bellerys.

I have confirmed that Gavin's dragon is more than 20 meters long, huge in size, and extremely powerful.

In addition, I have tested the other party and found that he has a certain intention to seize the Iron Throne. I wonder if we should change our plan and see how we can use them.

We originally planned to use Daenerys to exchange for the horse king's army, but now that we have exchanged for a fleet, it is not impossible, but Viserys is dead, and the next plan is a bit tricky.

Your old friend Illyrio, I look forward to your reply."

After writing the letter, Illyrio blew the ink that had not dried yet, folded the letter carefully, and then called his confidant to send the letter as quickly as possible. He sat in a chair, frowning, thinking over and over again about the possible developments in his heart.

The morning sun shines on the land of Braavos. Gavin takes Daenerys to attend the Moonsinger's celebration and visit the bustling Braavos. They slowly walk into the garden, where Blazing Shadow is sleeping soundly. Gavin walks up to him and gently strokes his scales.

Daenerys asks curiously, "Gavin, are we going to ride on dragons?" Gavin smiles and replies, "If we ride on dragons, I'm afraid there won't be much to watch."

Then, Gavin tells Daenerys solemnly about the Faceless Men who might appear.

Hearing Gavin's explanation, Daenerys looked worried and said, "Gavin, why don't we go? It's too dangerous. I have lost everything. Now I only have you."

Gavin touched her head and said, "Don't worry, believe in my strength. This is also an opportunity. Maybe we can lure out the faceless man. It's better than being on guard against him all the time. In addition, let me show you the ability of Blazing Shadow."

Daenerys thought of the Blazing Shadow that rushed out of Gavin's palm that day, and immediately asked curiously, "Gavin, huh? Are you talking about the magic that turns Blazing Shadow into flames?" Gavin smiled and said, "This is not magic, this is Blazing Shadow's ability."

Then, as if sensing Gavin's intentions, the sleeping Blazing Shadow also woke up slowly and turned his head to look at the two people beside him.

Then Gavin gave an order to Blazing Shadow: "Blazing Shadow, rise into the fire!" After hearing this, Blazing Shadow stood up, shook his head, stretched his wings, kicked the ground hard and flew into the air, and then turned into a ball of fire and rushed towards Gavin.

In Daenerys's worshipful and obsessed eyes, Blazing Shadow successfully merged into Gavin's body.

Daenerys asked excitedly: "Gavin, can I learn this ability in the future?" When she learned that Gavin had 11 dragon eggs last night, the desire for dragons in her blood could no longer be suppressed.

Gavin first thought about it. It seemed that he needed the ability of a fire wizard. Then he thought of Daenerys's Unburned System and guessed that it might work, but the dragon must be included in the rule to advance. Will the dragon that enters the rule still be loyal to others? Gavin, who was temporarily uncertain, then said: "I'm not sure, but I can try."

In the bustling streets of Braavos, Gavin walked with Daenerys and eight majestic senior blood dragon guards.

Gavin was dressed in gorgeous clothes and wore an exquisite sword on his waist. He looked focused and alert, and his eyes swept across the bustling crowd from time to time, trying to catch any signs of abnormality.

Daenerys was wearing a lavender dress, her beautiful face was full of curiosity and excitement, and she stopped from time to time to look at the novelties on the street.

Eight blood dragon guards closely surrounded Gavin and Daenerys. They were tall, and their armor shone coldly in the sun. Their red eyes were as sharp as eagles, always paying attention to the movements around them.

The merchants on the street shouted enthusiastically, selling all kinds of exquisite handicrafts and delicious food. Children ran by with laughter. The cheerful music of the musicians and the laughter of the people intertwined, forming a sea of ​​joy.

Gavin whispered to Daenerys: "Dear, follow me carefully, maybe the faceless man is hiding in this crowd." Daenerys nodded slightly, and her hand unconsciously grasped Gavin's sleeve.

They walked slowly forward, and Gavin secretly hoped that this trip would lead to the mysterious faceless man hidden in the dark.

Before they knew it, Gavin and his companions arrived at the Isle of the Gods in Braavos, where numerous temples were scattered in an orderly manner.

The most spectacular one among them was the Temple of the Moon Singers. This temple is a magnificent snow-white marble palace with a large silver dome and milky white glass windows showing different states of the moon. A pair of tall marble statues of girls stand by each door, gracefully supporting the crescent-shaped door beams.

The history of this Temple of the Moon Singers can be traced back to a long time ago.

At that time, there was a group of nomads called the Jogsnai on the continent of Essos. In their tribe, there were Jaha who was responsible for fighting, and Moon Singers who were responsible for prayer, treatment, judgment and other internal affairs. Moon Singers were usually women.

In the origin story of Braavos, the Moonsingers played a crucial role. Back then, a shipload of slaves transported from Sothoryos to the Valyrian Freehold rose up in rebellion. Among them, a group of slave girls from the Jogsnai Plains took control of the slave ship and decided to sail north.

These slave girls were the Moonsingers. They predicted that behind the pine-covered hills and sea reefs, there was a lagoon where fog covered the whole year, which could block the eyes of the dragon king flying overhead, making it an ideal refuge for everyone.

In the end, their prophecy came true. The slaves successfully found this safe place and established Braavos here.

In order to commemorate the achievements of the Moonsingers, people built the largest temple in the city - the Temple of the Moonsingers.

It is not only a tribute and gratitude to the Moonsingers, but also an important symbol of Braavos' history.

Around the Temple of the Moonsingers, you can also see other temples of different styles.

For example, the red stone Temple of the Lord of Light stood on an island where the Canal of Heroes met the Long Channel, connected to the rest of Braavos by a great bridge. Atop a huge square tower was an iron brazier twenty feet in diameter, in which a great flame burned, and there were smaller fires on either side of the temple's bronze door.