Tyrion sighed as he stood in front of the courtyard of the Cross Inn on the Trident River.

He had been captured by Catelyn Tully at the Cross Inn, and now he had returned, and it was no longer business as usual.

It had been requisitioned by his father, Lord Tywin, and became his temporary headquarters.

This time the battle was only caused by his desire for a room, a meal, and a glass of wine in this inn. If he hadn't met Catelyn Tully here, would this battle have been avoided?

At Tyrion's side, several people followed.

The first person was Bolong, who was forced to kneel down and apologize by the Demon Mountain last night. This guy is a freak, he was forced to apologize and returned to the tent with Tyrion, Tyrion wanted to comfort him for a few words, who knew that this guy snored as soon as he entered the tent and fell on the carpet, his breathing was steady and regular, definitely real sleep and not pretending.

The mountain forces him to his knees, Angel's arrow is pointed at his head, and he is teased by Sweetmouth Raff and the executioner Dunson for Tyrion thinking that Boronn will be resentful and swearing a few words in the tent and saying a lot of unattainable cruel things, and when he is sure that Boronn has indeed fallen and falls asleep, he realizes that he is thinking too much.

The next day Tyrion got up, and Bronn was already practicing his sword on the grass outside the tent, and Shae was watching him excitedly. Tyrion looked at Bronn with some concern, he realized that Bronn had indeed slept well last night, and he was in good spirits. The humiliation of kneeling last night seemed to have never happened.

Tyrion clicked a few words before realizing that Bronn really seemed to have forgotten about it. Tyrion finally confirms that Bronn really didn't take it to heart. I don't know if he knows that he can't take revenge, so he accepts it calmly, and I don't know if he himself has suffered a lot of humiliation since he was a child, so he has a strong psychological tolerance, or he is used to it.

In short, the Magic Mountain's humiliation of Boron really didn't take it to heart, because of this, Tyrion had a high opinion of Bolon.

Tyrion pondered that if Tyrion himself met a demon like the Demon Mountain, he would definitely choose to kneel between kneeling and dying, and he would definitely not go too far to his heart.

Because anyway, you can't beat the magic mountain in close combat, and you can't beat Angai in long-distance archery, and going to revenge is basically equivalent to suicide, and if you go to your heart, you can't get along with yourself.

In addition to Bronn, Tyrion was accompanied by a thin man with a horned helmet. The thin man held a hunting knife in his hand, he was the son of Gunn, the leader of the Stone Crow of the Valley tribe.

Guntsor was flanked by a very strong man. The burly man was dressed in animal skins, holding a wooden stick in his right hand and an axe in his left hand. The strong man's name is Xia Ga, also from the Stone Crow Tribe, and he is the son of another chieftain, Dove.

In addition, there is Zira, the daughter of Zik, the leader of the Black Ear Tribe. She was already a mother of several children, not tall but very fierce, with a necklace made of human ears around her neck. Every time she killed someone, she cut off their ears and put them on to make a necklace.

The One-Eyed Dragon Warrior standing alone is the leader of the Scorching Tribe, Timeh, the son of Time. He gouged out his left eye with a white-hot knife during the coming-of-age ceremony, thus earning the respect and awe of the tribesmen, and was chosen by the tribesmen as the 'Red Hand'. The meaning of the red hand is similar to that of a war leader, equivalent to the commander and commander-in-chief of the noble legions.

The rite of passage for the average boy in the Burning Division is mostly to burn off one of his own sides**, a finger, and only the very brave or very crazy will burn one of their ears. And the hero who burned one of his own eyes is the first time in the tribe that he has appeared, and he is Ti Mei.

Every tribe was afraid of charming, and he didn't bother to be friendly with people from other tribes, and he liked his misfits.

In addition to this, there is also the leader of the Luna tribe, Uraf. The relationship between the Luna and the Black Ear has always been allies, and Uraf has a very good relationship with Zik's daughter, Zik, who has a flat chest like a man.

The little demon Tyrion Lannister looked back at the few tribal representatives he had fooled out of the valley mountains and said, "You have all seen it today, my father's army camps are miles long, and every soldier is an armored sword. I said when I was in the mountains that my dad's blacksmith pulled out that was better than your weapons. As long as you listen to me, the sword, the spear, or the armor, whatever you want, it's okay. The only thing I'm worried about now is whether your tribal warriors will kill each other on the east bank of the Green Fork River when neither you nor I are around?"

The hill tribes were very fratricidal with each other, and there was never peace between them.

"We won't fight until we get what we want, half-man, don't be stupid, take us to your father quickly, and let him give us the weapons you promised, or I'll stomp off a few of your handfuls and feed them to the goats. The red-handed, scorching charm, shouted viciously with one eye open.

Three hundred natives from the Ravens, Luna, Blackears, and Scorching tribes remained on the eastern bank of the Green Fork, and these three hundred natives were the seeds of the army that Tyrion set out to build. More natives had been gathered and gathered, and as soon as the weapons were secured and the demi-men had not deceived them, Tyrion would soon have an army of three thousand. This strength suddenly ranked among the ranks of the first-class nobles in the Western Realm.

It's just that Tyrion is not the leader of the natives yet, he is actually a captive of the natives. After escaping from the valley, he and Bronn were attacked by the natives, and when they were about to be killed, he was clever enough to fool the natives into escorting him down the mountain with his weapons and the territory of the valley.

Last night, under the arrangement of Count Leo, Tyrion stayed in the camp on the east bank of the Green Fork, and only crossed the Green Fork River early this morning to meet his father, Lord Lord Tywin, at the Cross Inn.

During her time with the Aborigines, Tyrion saw that the most troublesome thing about the Aborigines was their absolute 'democracy', and the Aborigines believed that everyone had the right to express their opinions during meetings, even women, so they quarreled over the matter, no matter how big or small.

A trivial matter, they have to argue for ten days, half a month or even longer, and in the end, it is very likely that they will not be able to deal with it. For hundreds of years, the Aboriginal people were unable to truly threaten the Arryn Valley, except for the occasional small-scale raid. Tyrion intends to change this, hoping to arm and unite the natives, and then threaten the Vale of Arryn through their power.

He had a rough time at the hands of Catelyn Tully and into the Vale of Arryn, two of his squires had been killed, and he would have had his head cut off in Vale if Boron hadn't stood up for his trial and won.

The Lannisters have debts to pay, and they also have hatred. This revenge in the Valley of Arryn will be avenged!

This morning, Tyrion crossed the Green Fork River with Gonthor, Shaga, Timeh, Zira, Ulf, and others, and the surprise of the mountain bandits could not be concealed along the way. This made Tyrion feel happy, as long as these five guys were convinced by the power of the Lannisters, the easier it was to be at his mercy.

Tyrion and Bron, along with five other Native tribal leaders, rode scrawny mountain ponies, and when they arrived, the guards guarding the Cross Inn recognized Tyrion. The surprised expressions they had when they saw Ti Mei and the others were no less than the surprise that Ti Mei and the others were when they saw the army in the Western Realm.

Ma Tong came to take care of the horse, but Ti Mei was afraid that Ma Tong would steal his horse. After Tyrion had repeatedly assured him, Timeh was willing to give his skinny horse to the stables to take to the stable.

"Stay here until I go in and see my father, and tell him how you are doing, and I'll come out, and then I'll take you to the armory to get your weapons and armor."

When the natives captured Tyrion and Bronn in the mountains, they offered not to have gold, but to ask for weapons and armor. In the mountains, weapons and armor are more useful than gold.

The captain of the guard led Tyrion into the hall of the inn, where he saw four people: his father, Duke Tywin, his uncle, Kavon Lannister, the Magic Mountain, and a witch wearing a wizard's robe with a seven-pointed star painted on his face.