American Comics: Binding and Trading Rights at the Beginning of the Game Dragon Mother!

Traveling through Chicago in 1943, Josie was a fifteen-year-old poor boy. World War II was in full swing, and he could hardly eat - until he discovered that he had a plane trading system. The first binding object: Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones. He exchanged a revolver and a copy of Prince for ten ounces of gold, then sold it on the black market for $400. The second time: Four M1917 rifles and 400 rounds of ammunition were exchanged for 120 ounces of gold - $4,800 was obtained. The car was stolen just after I bought it. I chased it to a black car warehouse in Little Italy and discovered that the Moretti family was behind the car thief. Josie put on a hood, rushed in with a Thompson submachine gun, and snatched the Mafia-customized Cadillac V16, a top-notch luxury car with only more than 4,000 produced in the world, and emptied the warehouse safe. Daenerys begins to read The Prince and thinks about what a "qualified monarch" is. Unsullied, Dothraki cavalry, three dragons, plus modern firearms - winter is almost here in Westeros. "I'm not helping Dragon Mother, I'm investing in the future Queen of the Seven Kingdoms." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.