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\u201cBut not for long, I think,\u201d said Varys unctuously.\u00a0 \u201cA few more items remain, my lords.\u201d Ser Kevan consulted his papers. \u201cSer Addam has found some crystals from the High Septon\u2019s crown. It appears certain now that the thieves broke up the crystals and melted down the gold jobs in macau<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0 \u201cOur Father Above knows their guilt and will sit in judgment on them all,\u201d the High Septon said piously.\u00a0 \u201cNo doubt he will,\u201d said Lord Tywin.<\/p>\r\n

\u201cAll the same, you must be crowned at the king\u2019s wedding. Cersei, summon your goldsmiths, we must see to a replacement.\u201d He did not wait for her reply, but turned at once to Varys. \u201cYou have reports?\u201d\u00a0 The eunuch drew a parchment from his sleeve. \u201cA kraken has been seen off the Fingers.\u201d He giggled. \u201cNot a Greyjoy, mind you, a true kraken. It attacked an Ibbenese whaler and pulled it under. There is fighting on the Stepstones, and a new war between Tyrosh and Lys seems likely. Both hope to win Myr as ally. Sailors back from the jade Sea report that a three-headed dragon has hatched in Qarth, and is the wonder of that city -\u201d\u00a0 \u201cDragons and krakens do not interest me, regardless of the number of their heads,\u201d said Lord Tywin. \u201cHave your whisperers perchance found some trace of my brother\u2019s son?\u201d\u00a0 \u201cAlas, our beloved Tyrek has quite vanished, the poor brave lad.\u201d Varys sounded close to tears.\u00a0 \u201cTywin,\u201d Ser Kevan said, before Lord Tywin could vent his obvious displeasure, \u201csome of the gold cloaks who deserted during the battle have drifted back to barracks, thinking to take up duty once again. Ser Addam wishes to know what to do with them reenex<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

\u201cThey might have endangered Joff with their cowardice,\u201d Cersei said at once. \u201cI want them put to death.\u201d\u00a0 Varys sighed. \u201cThey have surely earned death, Your Grace, none can deny it. And yet, perhaps we might be wiser to send them to the Night\u2019s Watch. We have had disturbing messages from the Wall of late. Of wildlings astir...\u201d\u00a0 \u201cWildlings, krakens, and dragons.\u201d Mace Tyrell chuckled. \u201cWhy, is there anyone not stirring?\u201d\u00a0 Lord Tywin ignored that. \u201cThe deserters serve us best as a lesson. Break their knees with hammers. They will not run again. Nor will any man who sees them begging in the streets.\u201d He glanced down the table to see if any of the other lords disagreed.\u00a0 Tyrion remembered his own visit to the Wall, and the crabs he\u2019d shared with old Lord Mormont and his officers. He remembered the Old Bear\u2019s fears as well. \u201cPerhaps we might break the knees of a few to make our point. Those who killed Ser Jacelyn, say. The . The Watch is grievously under strength. If the Wall should fail...\u201d\u00a0 \u201c... the wildlings will flood the north,\u201d his father finished, \u201cand the Starks and Greyjoys will have another enemy to contend with. They no longer wish to be subject to the Iron Throne, it would seem, so by what right do they look to the Iron Throne for aid? King Robb and King Balon both claim the north. Let them defend it, if they can. And if not, this Mance Rayder might even prove a useful ally.\u201d Lord Tywin looked to his brother. \u201cIs there more?\u201d\u00a0 Ser Kevan shook his head. \u201cWe are done. My lords, His Grace King Joffrey would no doubt wish to thank you all for your wisdom and good counsel.\u201d\u00a0 \u201cI should like private words with my children,\u201d said Lord Tywin as the others rose to leave. \u201cYou as well, Kevan reenex<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>","type":"rich"}