Quanyou: I loaded the Demon Hunter system

Chapter 305 Death penalty?

Aenys Blackfyre dead?
Little brother, the work efficiency is quite high!

Clay gave this guy a thumbs up in his heart.

He wasn't Brynden Rivers, and naturally he didn't inherit the intricate human relationships known at the time.

In his opinion, people like Aenys Blackfire who are looking for death can just be killed directly. Why don't they keep him for the New Year?

This can't be called a loss of ignorance. In fact, he has to thank himself for not being familiar with this period of history at all.

If it were to be replaced by a part he was familiar with, it would be over, and Clay would have no room for his own performance.

How good it is now.

After all, it was Brynden Rivers' dream, and Clay could do whatever he wanted.

Because of Aenys Blackfyre, he came to King's Landing with a high profile.

But in the whole of Westeros, after three Blackfyre rebellions, no one supported the Blackfyre family at all.

Therefore, the nobles who don't know what's going on, have an attitude towards this "late black fire".

Anyway, people will not choose you as king, why bother to humiliate yourself, right?
What Clay did, can be big or small, depending on how to understand it.

From the perspective of an enemy country, there is nothing wrong with what Clay did. The enemy royal family caused huge losses to Westeros, so killing and arresting them actually means the same thing.

But the problem is, based on the strange sense of honor of the nobles, this matter is a bit unreasonable.

Because, the previous reason was that King Maekar died on the battlefield of the crusade against the rebellion, and then, his successor was pending.

At this time, Aenys Blackfire, who also had the right to inherit, wrote a letter to King's Landing, saying that I was coming too.

The then Lord Chancellor, Brynden Rivers, agreed to the matter.

This is the making of a contract.

The safety of Aenys Blackfyre is guaranteed by the prime minister of the kingdom.

But the problem is, whether it was Brynden River at the time or Clay now, they all chose to send him to see the gods directly.

In the eyes of the nobles, this is slightly worse than violating the guest's rights, but it can definitely be directly punished by death.

After all, gentlemen use honor as a fig leaf.

You blatantly trampled on your honor, if the noble gentlemen don't do it to you, who would you do?

If you don't deal with it, who will be able to make an issue of the nobility's inviolability in the future?

This conflict will only erupt later, and the main event now is still on the four people who are qualified to inherit the throne.

Valera Targaryen, the retarded daughter of Maekar's eldest son Daeron the Drunkard;
Maegor the youngest son of Aerion the second son of Mekar;
Maekar's third son, Aemon, is the living fossil of House Targaryen, Maester Aemon.

Maekar's fourth son, Aegon.

By this time, Clay had completely figured out where he was.

After all, he still knows who the kings of Targaryen are.

He also knows exactly who the final winner of this king election will be.

Aegon, who was the most inconspicuous and should not be the king, became the final victor.

The lowest in the line of succession, it was never his turn.

However, when encountering such an unreasonable king election meeting, the legal principle directly outweighed the order of succession.

If the king elected by the nobles of the country cannot sit on the Iron Throne, then the Seven Kingdoms will really rebel.

In fact, it can only be said that Aegon Aegon V was very lucky. Those in front of him all had their own fatal problems.

Either he is still breastfeeding, or he is regarded as a "lunatic" by others, and he even thinks that one of them has become a bachelor, which means he has automatically given up the right to inherit the throne.

Coupled with the mental retardation at the top, Aegon V's throne was picked for nothing.

See if you don't, this is strong luck.

What inheritance law is bullshit.

Clay sat on the Iron Throne, watching the noisy nobles below.

Although the items in King's Landing are good, it is obvious that the gentlemen did not come all the way here for food.

He is now a person in a dream state, and he can't taste anything at all.

Clay is not really Brynden Rivers, and on this occasion, it is easy to make mistakes if you say too much.

It is better to practice closed-mouth meditation and become a clay statue of Bodhisattva.

Anyway, the final decision was made by him, the now powerful former Prime Minister.

Just a joke, without his call, the king election would not have been held.

Now that Aenys Blackfyre, who might have disrupted the situation, has lost his head, the situation is under Clay's control.

Finally, a seemingly lively but actually absent-minded banquet came to an end.

Everyone looked at the Prime Minister who sat on the high throne and remained silent throughout the banquet. They could not guess what this powerful Prime Minister was thinking.

After waiting for a long time with wide-eyed and narrow-eyed eyes, finally, at this time, the Duke of Stormland, a Baratheon who Clay didn't even know who he was, stood up from a group of Stormland nobles and turned towards Clay. Loudly said:
"Master Prime Minister, thank you for your hospitality. We people, eat and drink well. Now, should we get down to business?"

Clay knew he couldn't escape this. Fortunately, the prerequisites for this question were quite complete, so there was no need to guess.

He said loudly:

"Thank you for coming. Your Majesty left suddenly, but the throne cannot be left vacant for a long time. Therefore, according to the sacred practice established by His Majesty Jaehaerys I, today, we will hold a meeting of lords here to elect our new king. .”

After the ceremonial speech, Clay pointed to the three people sitting in the middle of the hall.

Why are there three?
Clay didn't know either, there were three of them when he saw this scene.

He is still familiar with this scene, after all, it is considered to be several famous events in the history of Westeros.

He has a little impression of several heirs.

Although he couldn't tell who it was, as long as Xia Jiba didn't point fingers randomly, he wouldn't reveal his secrets.

He guessed that the one who didn't come was Valera Targaryen, who had mental problems.

After all, Duke Bloodraven himself is also a Targaryen, so he still has to maintain the honor of his family.

In fact, Valera Targaryen will not come. In theory, she can be chosen, but in fact, everyone understands that the Seven Kingdoms cannot accept a demented king sitting on the throne.

The king is mediocre and sensible, which is the best.

The nobles took turns to speak, and a few expressed their support for the offspring of King Meka's second son, but the little one was still curled up in a baby.

But by law, his claim to the throne was the strongest besides that retarded Valera Targaryen.

But this view was quickly refuted.

Besides, the boy's father, Aerion Targaryen, was quite the madman.

He was even suspected of having a serious mental illness.

He is also rumored to be a fan of black magic.

He was also unique among the Targaryens in the way he died, as if he drank a cup of wildfire straight away, because he was convinced that he was a dragon.

The nobles did not want such a crazy bloodline to be passed down and sit on the throne when they grew up.

What if you are also a lunatic?
Forget it.

So Maegor Targaryen, still a baby, was out.

Next, the topic of the nobles began to turn to Aemon Targaryen, who was in his thirties at this time.

Clay looked at him, and could vaguely find an outline similar to the face he saw at Castle Black from his face.

However, at this time, Aemon Targaryen looked very cramped, holding his robe with both hands, and his mouth was tightly pursed.

Clay knew that in the end it was Aemon Targaryen's choice.

He didn't interfere, he just wanted to watch the scene quietly.

He already understood that rather than saying that this dream was like a copy, it was better to say that it was the deepest memory of Brynden Rivers during those years as Targaryen.

The performance has not yet reached its climax, so the breaking point will not occur.

Sure enough, as Clay expected, the nobles of the council pointed their choices towards Aemon Targaryen, who was already a bachelor.

After all, the weak Aemon looks like a bully at first sight.

If it is replaced by a brutal monarch, the nobles will not have a good life.

Aemon's approval rate is frighteningly high. It can be said that if it is only here, then the throne is certain, and it will belong to Aemon Targaryen.

Everyone except Clay thought so.

But precisely, they overlooked one point, and that was Aemon's own attitude.

This poor place like the school city has completely brainwashed him.

When some nobles representing the Great Council approached Aemon Targaryen and told him the news, they received a flat refusal from Aemon Targaryen.

According to the bachelor's rules, after becoming a bachelor, his surname will be stripped away and he will swear allegiance to the new lord.

But in the whole of Westeros, who has the guts to take away Targaryen's surname?

However, Aemon, who was full of maester's oaths, took this as his creed.

He believed that, strictly speaking, he was no longer a Targaryen, so naturally he could not inherit the throne, and besides, he did not want to be king either.

Aemon himself came to the Great Council and expressed to all the nobles of the kingdom who came to attend the meeting that he did not want to be king, and that he would give up the throne to his younger brother Aegon.

Everyone was dumbfounded, thinking that Aemon was a lunatic.

But the matter has come to this point, I don't want to, the nobles don't have the right to force him to take the position.

So, after Aemon Targaryen hugged his younger brother Aegon and left the throne room very chicly, there was no suspense about the candidate for the new king.

When King Aegon V Targaryen officially agreed to become king, Clay knew it was time for him to step down from the Iron Throne.

The prime minister is only an interim king, but never the real king.

When Clay left the last step of the Iron Throne, the bizarre scene appeared again.

Clay knew that this scene was over.

When he saw clearly again, he was standing in the center of the throne room, and the chosen king, Aegon V, now perched atop the Iron Throne, was looking at him.

There was no one around him, and farther away, guards in bright armor looked around him.

A few white-robed Kingsguard stood beside the king.

At this time, he heard the king's voice:
"Brynden Rivers, you broke your oath to Aenys Blackfyre by dishonorably murdering him in King's Landing."

"By law, and by the justice of the Iron Throne, I, King of all Westeros and Shield of all its peoples, King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, sentence you, Brynden Rivers, death penalty."

Clay froze.

What is this unfolding?

Why is this a death sentence?
I don't know what happened, but at this time, Clay felt strong emotional fluctuations.

Of course, it's not his own.

(End of this chapter)