Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

"Lord Stark, are your injuries better?" Ian Koru was having a meal. When he saw Eddard Stark walking into the camp, he immediately stood up to greet him.

"Your Majesty the Governor," Eddard Stark saluted slightly, "I don't know how to describe the injuries on my shoulders and legs. They just lasted one night. You are right, this kind of Perhaps the power can really only be described as a miracle."

"I said, this is the emperor's gift and the power of His Majesty." Ian said with a smile. Although this potion is called the 'Blessing of the Supreme Shepherd', after all, Ian spent his points to buy it.

Moreover, according to ‘Ian’s authoritative religious explanation’, the Supreme Shepherd is just a vest of the Red God, and all the Lazarins have converted to the Red God sect based on this explanation. As the 'King of Light Walking on Earth', there is no problem in saying that this thing is Ian's great power.

"Your Majesty is really good at creating miracles." Ed Stark thought for a long time before he came up with a description.

"Haha, Lord Stark came to me so early, presumably not just to praise His Majesty?" Ian happened to have almost eaten, so he ordered the attendants to pick up the leftovers.

"Yes," Eddard Stark nodded and said directly, "I heard from Roose Bolton and Lomas Ismond that yesterday you ordered them to gather the defeated army overnight."

"Yes, we did not pursue your army after defeating it yesterday, but allowed them to flee. The remaining soldiers from the North, the River, the Kingdom and the Stormlands are flowing in many directions. We need to gather them back as soon as possible. .”

"I know, actually what I want to ask is," Ed paused, "before you sent them out to collect the remaining soldiers, you also told them that we have a bigger tough battle to fight next. To be honest, I don't quite understand. There are no more enemies for Your Majesty in the Seven Kingdoms. Although King's Landing has not surrendered yet, I can guarantee that Shireen will not choose to resist."

"I'm not talking about her, Lord Stark," Ian interrupted Ed, "I'm talking about a much more terrifying enemy."

"Who? Braavos?" Although it felt wrong, this was the only thing Eddard could think of.

"Compared to our enemies, Braavos is nothing." Ian shook his head.

"You mean?" This time, Ed finally remembered something.

"Just like your family's motto, winter is coming, my friend. The ancient gods that are unknown to mortals have accumulated power for thousands of years. This winter may be an eternal winter."

"The emperor's enemies are the White Walkers?" Ed muttered, "Are those savages telling the truth?"

"It seems that Lord Stark already knows something about the situation?"

"Well," Eddard Stark nodded, "After I defeated the army beyond the Great Wall at Long Lake, I captured a lot of savages. The confessions of these people were surprisingly consistent. They all said that there was evil in the north that mortals could not resist. If they cannot escape south of the Great Wall, no one will survive this disaster."

"It seems you don't believe them."

"This sounds like an excuse for them to invade the south. The savages north of the Great Wall have never given up invading. We have fought with them for thousands of years. Their words are certainly not credible. Although the testimony of the savage captives is consistent, It is also very likely that the so-called King Beyond the Wall made up lies to encourage them to go south.

The point is, White Walkers only exist in Old Nan’s stories, magic does not exist, and those evil creatures were made up by predecessors to scare children.” Ed Stark paused as he spoke, “I had always been That’s what I thought, but after I saw the abilities of those shapechangers and the magic of the Lord of Light, I actually suspected that I made a wrong judgment at that time, but..."

"But what?"

"Although I was doubtful about their claims, I still sent some people deep into the north to conduct reconnaissance, and left two thousand people on the Great Wall to assist the Night Watch in defending Castle Black," Ed explained,

"Before leaving the North and going south, I got a report from the Great Wall through Raven. Our rangers passed through the Fist of the First Men and the Fangs of Frost, and went deep into the homeland of the Thenns, but nothing unusual was found. . The living corpses, ice men and weird rune patterns that the savages said did not appear."

"This is in line with our previous speculation." Ian nodded. It stands to reason that at this point in time, the preparations for Cold God's invasion should have been almost completed.

Now that all the signs of the White Walkers north of the Great Wall have disappeared, it means that the cold god has really changed the route of invasion, canceled the layout north of the Great Wall, and then changed the main attack direction to the Ifverlon Forest. This actually gave Ian the idea of ​​controlling the falcon to enter the Ifverlon Forest for reconnaissance, but this idea was quickly dismissed.

Once the falcon enters the forest, its vision will be far less than when it is at high altitude, and the possibility of finding the whereabouts of the White Walkers in such a wide range is too low. Secondly, it's okay if you just encounter ordinary White Walkers. If you accidentally encounter the Night King directly, the opponent may be able to kill the Falcon instantly before you can withdraw your mental power. By then, your mental power will be severely damaged, and the gain will not be worth the loss. .

To truly investigate the Ifverlon Forest, you still have to send a large number of scouts in to investigate.

"What's your guess?" Ed asked in confusion.

"Why do you think His Majesty the Emperor didn't come to Westeros?"

"Did His Majesty already go to the Great Wall?"

"No, what I'm saying is that His Majesty did not come to Westeros, not that he did not come to the Reach," Ian corrected, "In fact, His Majesty's front line against the Cold God is not north of the Great Wall, because the Cold God is likely to Changed the direction of his attack. This problem is complicated to explain, and to be honest, we didn't figure out many of the details ourselves.

In short, to put it simply, His Majesty the Emperor vigorously spread the Red God Sect in Essos, which made the Cold God feel a huge threat, so he gave up his plan to attack Westeros and decided to attack Essos first. "

"So what we have to do is?" Ed finally understood what Ian said.

"Gather the remaining soldiers, capture King's Landing, and then select elite soldiers from the armies of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros to form a new Imperial Legion. Perhaps you will also rush to Essos to participate in the war in the future, and perhaps your battlefield will be here , if the Cold God will also dedicate part of his force to invade Westeros after invading Essos. How powerful the enemy will be is still unknown to us, and we must make the most adequate preparations in advance. "