Rumors of a killer painting the walls of Yunkai with the dragon sigil reached Meereen. Daario and Ser Barristan debated back and forth as to who was the culprit, and just what they were trying to accomplish. Barristan, of course, saw how this vigilante was going to create problems and spark a war in Daenerys' new kingdom. Daario seemed to pout over not having thought of it himself. Daenerys kept her mouth shut, but would grin with pride each time news came in; knowing it was Jorah, knowing his plan was working.
Then came the day when word reached Meereen of the official's murder and the violent, fiery display. Barristan was furious and hollered about how civil war was sure to break out and they had lost all hope of peace in Slaver's Bay.
Daenerys sat with her small council discussing the repercussions of this event when word came from the gate house. Ser Jorah Mormont was at the gates, asking for an audience with the Queen. Daario snapped that the traitor had no business being there. Ser Barristan took note of how Jorah had cast off his weapons, and said that there might be some truth in his words.
They debated over who should go to whom, Daario grinned and said he would bring the traitor to the Queen. Barristan, being an honorable man, said they should go meeet him at the gate and give him a proper public trial. Daenerys pondered the options. She knew that if she let Daario escort him to the pyramid, that he would try and kill him. She couldn't allow that.
Thus she declared that the three of them would go down to the gates, and lead Jorah back to the pyramid. This way, she could make sure that he made it to her inner sanctum safely. Daario wouldn't dare commit murder right before her eyes without her command.
So they went down to the gate house and her Unsullied opened the gates for Ser Jorah Mormont. Daenerys said nothing, only made eye contact with him before she turned and walked back towards the pyramid, meaning for him to follow. She gestured for her Unsullied guards to help him with the cart if he required it.
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Then came the day when word reached Meereen of the official's murder and the violent, fiery display. Barristan was furious and hollered about how civil war was sure to break out and they had lost all hope of peace in Slaver's Bay.
Daenerys sat with her small council discussing the repercussions of this event when word came from the gate house. Ser Jorah Mormont was at the gates, asking for an audience with the Queen. Daario snapped that the traitor had no business being there. Ser Barristan took note of how Jorah had cast off his weapons, and said that there might be some truth in his words.
They debated over who should go to whom, Daario grinned and said he would bring the traitor to the Queen. Barristan, being an honorable man, said they should go meeet him at the gate and give him a proper public trial. Daenerys pondered the options. She knew that if she let Daario escort him to the pyramid, that he would try and kill him. She couldn't allow that.
Thus she declared that the three of them would go down to the gates, and lead Jorah back to the pyramid. This way, she could make sure that he made it to her inner sanctum safely. Daario wouldn't dare commit murder right before her eyes without her command.
So they went down to the gate house and her Unsullied opened the gates for Ser Jorah Mormont. Daenerys said nothing, only made eye contact with him before she turned and walked back towards the pyramid, meaning for him to follow. She gestured for her Unsullied guards to help him with the cart if he required it.