"Sir Gregor, what you're doing is very unlucky," Earl Odd called out across several tables.
Many more people, who had almost finished drinking, were making noises, but dared not move forward.
The group of women who had meticulously prepared to cause trouble at Demon Mountain dared not step forward again.
The custom of "teasing the bride and groom" is meant to bless the newlyweds. Even the most pampered woman has to shed her mask on her wedding day; even the fiercest warrior won't dare to hit a guest. And those who tease the groom are all women.
Unfortunately, it seems that The Mountain is an exception.
If the Mountain had glared at them angrily, no one would have dared to act recklessly. The key was that the Mountain laughed heartily after knocking people down, appearing to be in high spirits and without any malice. It seemed like he was just joking, which is why everyone didn't scatter in fear.
Furthermore, Duke Tywin Lannister was seated on the high platform.
The wedding ceremonies are over today. The Mountain has married the Duke's adopted daughter, making him the Duke's son-in-law, practically a Lannister. Even if he's incredibly audacious, he wouldn't dare beat up a guest in front of the Duke, would he?
But the opposite happened. The Mountain laughed heartily, kicked Ador Saloort over, knocked out Lillard Kreeher with a punch, threw a knight more than ten meters away, and knocked down a large group of knights.
Then came Count Od's outcry, pointing out that the Mountain's violent resistance to the 'wedding festivities' was unlucky.
Count Aude had barely finished speaking when he realized he was being watched by several smartly dressed young men.
These guys all looked menacing. They weren't wearing formal attire, but rather tight-fitting combat training suits, making them look like they were specifically there to fight.
The count immediately sensed something was wrong!
These young men look unfamiliar; they appear to be cavalrymen under Sir Gregor.
Gregor shouted, "My wedding night festivities are all about you making a scene, us making a scene, everyone making a scene, making a scene to our hearts' content. Brothers, let's take down Count Od."
Before Count Ode could react, he was instantly pinned down by several young men. Bang! The count was kicked hard in the face, and blood gushed from his nose. Just as he was about to shout, he opened his mouth and was kicked in the mouth again. This kick was even harder, and the count had several teeth broken.
The count struggled desperately, filled with fear that he might be accidentally killed. Just as he was about to get up, a meteor punch struck him squarely in the temple, and the count immediately fainted.
Only then did people realize that several tables near Gregor and Jenny had been occupied by dozens of men dressed in short clothes and bound legs, none of whom looked like good people. These men were either strangely shaped or exuded an evil aura; they were not normal people at all.
The knights stopped in their tracks, and the women quickly backed away, afraid of being caught by these men, which would only make things worse for them.
Everyone knows that the idea of "venting anger and seeking revenge" tonight is out of the question. Demon Mountain was prepared.
Mo Shan doesn't have any friends normally. Those who come to make a scene are all troublemakers. Everyone wants to take advantage of the situation to mess with Mo Shan, who usually doesn't dare to "move". Now that's it, whoever goes up there will be unlucky.
Everyone looked at Duke Tywin on the high platform. Without saying a word, Duke Tywin stood up and left through the side door, accompanied by his guards and Grand Maester.
"Who dares to cause trouble now?" Demon Mountain said proudly.
He didn't pay any attention to anyone in the room.
"If you're not going to cause trouble, then get lost. Don't waste my time tonight," Demon Mountain shouted.
This roar was like a thunderclap in the house. Its power was so great that no one dared not tremble!
Thus, Earl Odd, Sir Ador, Sir Leigh, and some other injured knights left in a disheveled state, supported by their guards.
After the demonic mountain roared, the women rushed out in a swarm and disappeared in an instant.
Many experienced women who enjoyed making a ruckus at their wedding night ended up with their hopes dashed.
The Mountain looked at the stunningly beautiful Jenny and gently picked her up.
In this world, Jenny is already an old maid who is eager to get married.
*
The next morning, the Mountain awoke, opened the door, and found a large group of ill-intentioned individuals standing outside: Sweet-talking Ralph, neurotic Polliver, Mrs. Allen, the grinning Notebook, the invincible executioner Dunswick, Ironhead Chiswick, the still-weak, foul-mouthed man, weapons master Tob, adopted daughter Julie Clegane, Maester Potter, Polliver's young wife Esther, Standard-bearer Blackstone, noodle maker Alec, the old coin-minting master Boots, and the stubborn blacksmith apprentice Gendry…
"My lord!" Pollifer chuckled, his eyes darting furtively into the room.
Besides the Mountain, the second person Polliver respected was Mrs. Jenny.
"My lord, has Lady Jenny gotten up yet?" Lady Allen asked with an elegant smile.
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Mrs. Allen is very considerate.
"Father, does Mother need my help?" Julie Clegane asked in a serious tone.
She's a girl who's been through life and death; she's no longer the Julie she once was. Now, she's fearless, an absolute ruthless person. She's no different from the large group of fierce warriors around her.
Sweet-talking Ralph chuckled, "My lord, I took a nap last night for the time it takes to beat a few heartbeats." His gaze fell on Gregor, unbridled, his face radiating a chilling wickedness.
This sweet-talking remark sparked a barrage of vulgarities from a group of people.
"What are you talking about, Sir Gregor? Close the door," came Lady Jenny's voice, a mixture of displeasure and shyness.
Sweet-talking Ralph asked cautiously, "My lord, were you really asleep last night? That's impossible. Why does the lady's voice sound stronger than yours?"
Then, all the men and women burst into laughter.
A beautiful and happy wedding, in the hearts of The Mountain and Jenny.