Daario Naharos led the Targaryen fleet while Viserion reduces one of the proud Dornish ships to kindling manned by Dornish candles. The lone surviving Dornish ship, carrying Prince Doran, retreats to East Summer Sea.
Before the small council, Prince Doran delivers his impassioned first hand account of the reality of the destructive capabilities of the invading dragon queen and her dragons, including her willingness to bring fire and blood in her conquest of Westeros. The small council is moved, and all Targaryen loyalties and influence are lost with the King's Court.
Next: Targaryen (March)
Dear "Prince Doran",
I am a bit confused about your memories.
From my viewpoint on Tarth I have seen that your whole fleet was sunk. One was roasted by Viserion and the other was shot to pieces by my great General Daario Naharis and his men.
So either you haven't been present at the battle or we have an impostor amongst us claiming to be Prince Doran. Regardless of which is true, I'd urge the noble Lords and Ladies to think again if this man can be trusted and whether the loss in faith in my loyalties is rightful because of those false accusations.
Nevertheless, I plead that the focus of the realm should go the real threats which are situated at the west coast of Westeros and not to the incredible huge army of 1 division of footman and 1 division of siege engines on Dragonstone.
I move the SE from Tarth to Dragonstone.
Next: Baratheon.
Before the small council, Prince Doran delivers his impassioned first hand account of the reality of the destructive capabilities of the invading dragon queen and her dragons, including her willingness to bring fire and blood in her conquest of Westeros. The small council is moved, and all Targaryen loyalties and influence are lost with the King's Court.
Next: Targaryen (March)
Dear "Prince Doran",
I am a bit confused about your memories.
From my viewpoint on Tarth I have seen that your whole fleet was sunk. One was roasted by Viserion and the other was shot to pieces by my great General Daario Naharis and his men.
So either you haven't been present at the battle or we have an impostor amongst us claiming to be Prince Doran. Regardless of which is true, I'd urge the noble Lords and Ladies to think again if this man can be trusted and whether the loss in faith in my loyalties is rightful because of those false accusations.
Nevertheless, I plead that the focus of the realm should go the real threats which are situated at the west coast of Westeros and not to the incredible huge army of 1 division of footman and 1 division of siege engines on Dragonstone.
I move the SE from Tarth to Dragonstone.
Next: Baratheon.
