Game of Thrones: Viserys the Three-Headed Dragon

Barrowton is one of the important towns in the North. It is located in the snowy plain of the Barrows of the First Men. The two rivers flowing south to the Saltspear Beach naturally protect the east, west and south directions of the town. There is a bridge over the river at the slow-flowing place, but if faced with an attack, you only need to defend the arrow tower behind the bridge, or destroy the bridge if it doesn't work. The attacker can only attack from the hills in the north. The northern wall of Barrowton is the strongest part.

Barrow Hall, the home castle of the Dustin family, stands in the town. This is the hub of the southwestern North that connects the relatively fertile lands of the streams, the rocky coast, and the Bay of Bright Flames in the North. The lords of the North are often summoned to gather troops and go south, and they often gather here.

Although it is nearly a hundred leagues away from the Bay of Cailin, the distance is not much different from the Bay of Cailin to Winterfell.

So when the Targaryens, the Vale, and the Iron Islanders pretending to be northerners who captured the Bay of Cailin, this strange combination did not go north to Winterfell after capturing the Bay of Cailin, but came to surround Barrowton instead. This was something the Dustin knights who stayed behind in Barrowton had not expected.

Lady Barbaree Ryswell, the head of the Dustin family, had taken half of the main vassals and two-thirds of the troops to Winterfell to attend the wedding of Ramsay Bolton, the illegitimate son of Roose Bolton, and "Arya Stark". The person in charge in the city now was an old Ryswell knight.

There was no way. The Dustin family had died out. Lady Barbaree was now the heir of the Dustin family. As a woman inheriting her husband's family, she had to rely on her family. However, more than a decade later, Lady Barbaree had now established herself in the Dustin family, was in control of the situation, and had the final say in the family, with real power. Because of this, she would now become the target of the Bolton family's rule in the North and an important pillar.

And if Barrowton fell, then there was no doubt that the coalition would not go to Winterfell, but would continue westward to the streamland to attack the territory of the Ryswell family.

"Attack the enemy where they must be saved. His Majesty's strategic vision really opened my eyes."

Aegon looked at Sansa Stark who was speaking. She was standing beside him, looking down with him from the height of the snowy hills, overlooking the town and fortress of Barrowton.

"That's right." Sansa was praising the king, but Aegon was quite proud of it and said complacently, "Uncle King's understanding of the North is far beyond what mortals can imagine. Do the lords of the Vale under your command have anything to say now?"

"Please forgive their abruptness before, Your Highness Aegon. They don't know enough about the real situation in the North, so they think that attacking Winterfell first is the fastest and most effective means." Sansa acted like a serious noble lady at this moment.

Aegon didn't know where this 14 or 15-year-old girl in front of him learned it from, but the maturity and the look of being able to control the situation were still a little immature, which showed that Sansa Stark was learning and applying these things about politics and military affairs.

Sir Jon Connington had long discovered that the Vale army actually did not obey Sansa, but Lynn Corbray, and Lynn Corbray was vaguely related to Petyr Baelish, the husband of Lady Lysa of the Vale, who nominally saved Sansa from Winterfell and was the "Earl of Harrenhal not recognized by the Targaryens" - of course, their relationship was not obvious. But Jon Connington was still very experienced and saw the clues. However, as long as they were still obedient, Aegon would not investigate even if they had any small thoughts in secret.

Aegon really lived up to Viserys's trust and made a great success in the North. Now he completely followed Viserys's second letter - this letter was sent from Deepwood Motte-Torrhen's Square in the snow and wind.

Originally, Aegon not only united the lords in the western part of the North as planned, but also persuaded Asha Greyjoy to temporarily represent the Glover family as a foreign soldier, and even completed it better than Viserys expected. In addition to the lords in the western part of the North, he also sent lobbyists from the Glover and Mormont families to the Fitterling Finger to persuade the Flint family of Flint Finger and the Flint family of Flint Cliff. Speaking of it, the Fitterling family is also a family with a wide range of branches in the North. You can find at least five Flint families in the North.

After the Red Wedding, the Flint of Flint Finger was ready to respond to the call of Roose Bolton. But after receiving Targaryen's "Letter to the Northern Lords", he kept a watchful eye and verbally agreed to Bolton's invitation, but he just didn't leave for Winterfell.

Fitterling is a small family, located in a remote area. Even if they are in appearance and in spirit, the Duke of the North is too far away to take care of him when he wants to punish him, which really makes him drag until the situation gradually becomes clear. As soon as the envoy sent by Aegon arrived, the two Fitterlings in the south of the Bay of Bright Flames immediately raised the long-prepared real dragon flag and Stark flag.

With everything ready, Aegon pointed his spearhead at the Bay of Cailin.

To be honest, it was almost a foregone conclusion to capture the Bay of Cailin, because Aegon initially made moves in the North with the help of Mormont, Glover, and Asha, especially Asha, who cooperated very well and released the small nobles and knights of Sea Dragon Point and Stone Coast under Deepwood Motte, and aroused the momentum of attacking Winterfell from Wolfswood.

But the fact is that they secretly entered the Bay of Bright Flames with the help of the Mormont family and Greyjoy's ships, and also won over Flint.

The attack on the Bay of Cailin was a surprise attack.

They couldn't even find Lacewell in the Streamlands, let alone Winterfell?

What's more coincidental is that because the Frey family's Twin City was besieged, Aenys Frey and Hosteen Frey, who were originally sent to the north by the Frey family to assist the Boltons in regaining the northern border, led their troops south to help - Ka After Bolton recaptured Linfen from the Ironborn, it was Bolton and his Frey allies who jointly defended it.

Frey's journey south has left Moat Cailin even more empty.

Frey, who was going south, happened to encounter unexpected valley soldiers and horses.

Originally it seemed that it would take a long time, but the outflanked Gulf of Cailin only lasted less than three days before Aegon opened the waterway to the north. Not only did he capture the fortress, but he also cut off the Freys' retreat to the south, achieving a greater victory than expected. Good results.

When the coalition forces met in the wasteland north of Moat Cailin, almost everyone was discussing the attack on Winterfell.

Even Jon Clinton, after seeing the strength of the coalition forces, felt that the next stop was undoubtedly Winterfell.

It was at this time that Viserys's urgent letter was sent to the coalition camp after two horses were killed by the knights of the Glover family.

This letter poured cold water on Aegon's head, allowing his heated head to finally wake up.

After in-depth discussions with Sir Jon Connington, his most experienced man, they realized that if they attacked Winterfell directly, with their current strength, they would most likely face the dilemma of Arya attacking the Twins in the south. .

Their main troops are the exiled knights of the Golden Company who follow them and want to make great achievements and return to Westeros to restore their families. Mormont, Glover, and Greyjoy are all second-tier allies, and the knights of the valley are clearly Seeing that the situation is gradually becoming clearer, I want to take the opportunity to establish contact with Targaryen and beat him up at the same time.

Once the siege fails and Lacewell and Dustin, who are in a stalemate in the west, take action to cut off the retreat, and with the onset of winter, the situation ahead may be doomed.

And Viserys's letter obviously pointed out a clear way for them. Ryswell, the Dustin family and Bolton are not monolithic. In fact, they can be said to have completely surrounded Dustin and Ryswell.

And turning around to attack Huangzhong Tun and Xixi District may seem a bit petty, but strategically there is absolutely no problem.

Ryswell and Dustin couldn't just sit back and watch their families be attacked, and Bolton couldn't let their allies be attacked either.

"If you attack the enemy, you must save it. Fighting with Bolton in the field is the best situation that can be achieved."

That's the truth.

So now, the coalition formed by Aegon is acting according to Viserys' plan.

And sure enough, they surrounded Barrow Tombs and only symbolically shot the messenger crows released by the town to ask for help. However, within a few days, the scouts sent out had already found out about the troops sent from Winterfell and the Brooklands.

There are 4,000 troops from Winterfell's Bolton, Ryswell, and Dustin forces, heading south from the King's Road. Looking at the direction, they also sent a group of troops to the direction of Tollon Square - Winterfell thinks that is where it is. The coalition's northern supply line.

The headquarters of the Ryswell family in the Brooklands is also gathering the remaining troops and new recruits, about 1,500 people, coming from the west. Originally, Asha Greyjoy suggested letting the ironmen raid the banks of the Brooklands. , so that the Streamlands could not attack, but considering the conflicts between the Northmen and the Ironborn, Aegon did not agree.

At the same time, the Mandalay family in White Harbor seems to have made some changes. They have gathered about a thousand soldiers and horses and seem to be marching to Moat Cailin - Mandalay's son is in the hands of Bolton, and his eldest son Ser Willis was captured at the Red Wedding.

Aegon had previously sent someone to White Harbor to surrender, but the envoy was imprisoned and was said to be being taken away by three members of the Frey family and escorted to Winterfell - in Aegon's view, the Mandalay family was trying to stand. On Burton's side, and now he is helping Burton cut off the coalition's southern supply line.

Speaking of which, Viserys' letter also asked Aegon to try to contact Manderly. But in the current situation, he could only assume that the news that the Manderly family had imprisoned the Targaryen envoy had not yet reached the king's ears.

Alas, Aegon could only say that his uncle had circumstances that he could not consider after all.

Now it is the people of the Vale who are left to guard the Bay of Cailin. As a sign of sincerity, Aegon returned the Bay of Cailin intact to Sansa of the Stark family. I wonder if they can hold it?

However, Aegon's most important supply line is neither Torrhen Square nor the King's Road controlled by the Cailin Bay Fortress, but the Ironborn fleet on the Rock Coast-Bright Flame Bay. As long as he ensures that the Salt Spear Beach is not cut off, he is not afraid of a confrontation with Bolton.

Aegon thought about it and looked at the light snow that was flying in the sky: "Speaking of which, we are now surrounded by enemies from both sides. Miss Sansa, aren't you worried? Our coalition forces are said to be seven thousand, but the number of troops that can be deployed in the field is only five thousand. , Roose Bolton came fiercely, attacking from three sides. There should be six to seven thousand soldiers and horses, and they were superior in numbers. "

Sansa replied: "I don't understand military affairs, but I see that you are not very worried, Your Highness. You are the commander of the coalition forces. You are not worried. What should I be worried about?"

Aegon smiled: "My uncle warned me that in a war in Westeros, when multiple parties attack, each party will often be beaten and easily defeated by each party. In this case, don't wait for the enemies to gather, and twist your fists together first. Find someone to beat up, and then you can deal with it calmly.”

"Your Majesty's words are very easy to understand. I think your Majesty must be an extremely intelligent and capable king."

"Of course. Uncle, he captured Dragonstone Island with only 200 people and only one man and one dragon."

Sansa found out, and when she talked to Aegon about King Viserys, Aegon would start talking and talk non-stop. However, in fact, what Aegon said was very straightforward and rarely revealed. .

In the past, Sansa would have never discovered that Aegon was actually fooling her most of the time, and she would have been attracted to his handsome appearance and decent royal demeanor. But after experiencing a lot, Sansa will no longer easily believe in the legends in those songs, but will become more realistic. She could realize that Aegon was trying to influence her to control the Vale forces, just as Littlefinger and Ser Lyn were doing the same.

After seeing what Littlefinger did in the conflict with the princes next to Littlefinger in the Vale, Sansa had become acutely aware that one of her and Arya would definitely get married to Aegon in the future. It was precisely for this reason that she agreed to Littlefinger's secret instigation and went ahead to meet Aegon.

She wanted to find out who Aegon was, and she was afraid that she or Arya would have to face someone as scary as Joffrey in the future.

Now Sansa has "known" and "learned" how to show her own value: "I think, Your Highness, I think we can let the knights of the valley take the opportunity to cross the Heatwave River and intercept Ryswell. What do you think?"

Suddenly, Sansa changed the topic to reality.

Aegon paused and looked at Sansa with a pair of purple eyes, who seemed to have something in mind: "Do you think we should fight Ryswell first?"

"Leswell has few soldiers. The scouts came to report that there are only 1,500 people, including new soldiers." Sansa talked eloquently, "They need to cross the river to aid the Barrow Tombs. We can completely ambush them at the Relang River. We can use this group of troops to take advantage of their unpreparedness and strike halfway across the river to repel them first. As Stark, I can follow this group of troops to persuade and persuade the fishermen in the riverside towns and river mouths to surrender, and only need a thousand elite soldiers."

Aegon listened patiently and then asked: "But what if they don't cross the river, but stay and watch on the other side of the river, and have to wait for the Bolton troops to arrive at their intended location before crossing the river?"

Sansa's battle plan was memorized after listening to Lynn Corbray's discussion with Littlefinger. She actually didn't think of the very practical details, so she got stuck all of a sudden. However, Aegon still gave her a step forward in a graceful manner: "But your proposal actually coincides with my plan. Sansa, since you put forward your opinion first, I can also explain it to you. I also plan to Attack Laiswell first. We have sent scouts in advance. Since we know the movements of the opponent's troops, there is no point in watching them march as planned. "

Aegon suddenly looked troubled.

Sansa said, "But?"

Aegon sighed: "Miss Sansa, we may need Asha Greyjoy's help in this matter. I think, now that we are in the dark and Ryswell is in the light, why don't we take advantage of the siege and blockade to divide some of our troops?" Cross the river? Think about it, if you were Ryswell, could you imagine that we would appear on the other side of the river to launch a surprise attack? And this would require Greyjoy's ship. But I also know that Stark and Greyjoy. I want to hear your opinion."

"This Greyjoy" Sansa fretted.

"Of course, if you can't decide, we might as well write a letter to Duke Arya, and you and her two Starks can discuss it together."

"I'm afraid Arya will not agree." Sansa shook her head. Rather than saying that Arya would not agree, it would be better to say that "Mother" would not agree. Sansa met Arya's mother Catelyn, who had become "inhuman". She felt sorry for her mother, but Sansa knew that Arya and uncle Edmure were also dissatisfied with their strong mother, so they killed the captives. After the incident, they would have considered sending their mother back to Riverrun if she hadn't been willing to die rather than leave the Twins.

Even though her mother is like that now, Sansa doesn't know if Arya will take her mother's feelings into consideration.

The relationship between Sansa and Arya is still weak. Even though they are now "only" the two sisters in the Stark family, Sansa has never really had a close relationship with Arya. Having suffered enough at the Twins, now that Arya can try to get in touch with some decent Freys, how can she put aside her dispute with Asha Greyjoy who doesn't try.

Arya will only ask for Theon Greyjoy's head - even though Theon is "dead", Arya is willing to negotiate as long as Asha agrees to offer Theon's head with both hands.

Just like when negotiating with the Frey family, Arya asked for the heads of the Frey family participants, her attitude was there, and she would try to talk slowly about other things, and Edmure's Frey bride was pregnant, and Edmure's Frey bride was pregnant. Leia and Edmure were singing well, one with a white face and one with a red face. During the contact, they even tried to persuade the decent Freys to respond from within. The condition was that only the culprits would be punished, and the minor offenders would be punished by the third party Targaryen. Justice trial, and at the same time promised to ensure that the Frey family would reduce their title and pay compensation to continue. Unfortunately, the situation was disrupted by "Mrs. Stoneheart"'s knife.

Aegon sighed slightly: "Since Stark is unwilling, I would like to express respect on behalf of Targaryen. Then, I think we can only do the next best thing and stop Mandalay first. But Mandalay would rather imprison Targaryen for the sake of his son. The Li'an envoy must have sent troops with a determination to fight to the death. My uncle said, "It is foolish to attack soldiers who are determined to die. The correct thing to do is to drag them to death and consume their will." He At that time, it was described as the savages who went south to seek survival, but I think it is also suitable to describe the Mandalay family's army. Moreover, Mandalay is the Great Plains, and they may withdraw to White Harbor at any time. "

"Your Highness, can you give me some time to think about it?"

Aegon replied gracefully: "Of course."

Around dusk, Sansa found Aegon again: "Your Highness, I want to talk to Asha Greyjoy."

Aegon was ecstatic, but his face was calm, imitating what he learned from his uncle and Stannis: "Do you need me to be a witness?"

Sansa shook her head: "Just a casual chat."

Aegon said: "Okay, Miss Sansa, I will arrange this for you."

In any case, the two families who seem to have a deep hatred, but can actually trace back to individuals and have room for easing, have taken the first step.

This is the aristocratic politics in Westeros. Even the two families of Blackwood and Bracken in the Riverlands, who have accumulated hatred for thousands of years, occasionally sit down to talk. When the blood feud comes to the representatives of the contemporary families, it still depends on the personal character and the current political situation.

Judging from the results, the private chat between Sansa and Asha did not end happily. The two sides did not reach any general consensus on the relationship between the two families and the territorial dispute. They only reached a limited paid cooperation temporarily in the name of "the united front of the North to fight against the White Walkers" proposed by King Targaryen on behalf of Prince Aegon. Asha continued to exist as a guest soldier of the Glover family. Sansa acknowledged this and recognized this "guest soldier" in the name of the North.

No matter how complicated and treacherous the politics were, they finally reached a consensus on tactics, that is, Sansa led the knights of the valley to cross the river and attack Leswell with the help of the guest soldiers.

The person who dealt with Leswell, who had a legitimate reason and could make the civilians in the local towns not resist, harass, interfere, or betray their whereabouts, was obviously Sansa Stark. Although the Leswell and Dustin families were at odds with Stark, the civilians in the North still recognized the name Stark. Stark's eight thousand years of rule in the North is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The conflict between Lacewell and Stark has only happened in the last ten years. In the final analysis, Lady Barbaree and the Lacewell family were pitted by the Stark family. After Eddard Stark won, they got nothing and lost a generation of the family in vain.

As expected, this Aegon and Stark coalition was careful about their lives in the siege, but they were not vague in the field and dared to fight.

The scouts grasped the enemy's movements and launched an unexpected raid. Sansa and the Knights of the Valley soon fought a beautiful ambush west of the Fever River two days later, and broke through Lacewell's slowly marching 1,500 troops.

It happened suddenly, and the Lacewell family's army was defeated before they even reacted to who the enemy was.

And as a large number of soldiers became prisoners, they realized that Sansa Stark led the Knights of the Valley across the Fever River to ambush them.

Just when Sansa was winning, the news that Torrhen's Square was captured by Bolton's troops followed.

Torrhen's Square was the castle of the Tallhart family, but the patriarch and soldiers of the Tallhart family were all killed by Roose Bolton in the crown. At that time, Bolton wanted to withdraw his troops in Harrenhal, but he first sent Ser Herman Tallhart of the Tallhart family to attack Duskendale with his family troops. The elite of the Tallhart family, including the patriarch Heman himself, died in the battle of Duskendale.

And Torrhen's Square was occupied by the Ironmen during the invasion. The city walls were damaged, and the acting lord of the family was killed. Only some surviving Tallharts were captured by the Ironmen. After Aegon arrived, he exchanged these Tallharts from Asha in the name of prisoner exchange and supported a new Earl of Tallhart, but not in the ruined Torrhen's Square, but in Deepwood Motte. There was only Dagmer, the ironman who was reluctant to leave, in Torrhen's Square, and this person didn't even listen to Asha.

Now that Dagmer was defeated and killed in Torrhen's Square, it was a good thing for everyone. Bolton took Torrhen's Square and "cut off" the coalition's northern supply line. Asha lost a burden that would oppose her, and the North regained the name of Torrhen's Square from the Ironborn. Everyone has a bright future.

And as the Aegon coalition and the Bolton coalition each used their own means to take the first city, the head-on confrontation between the two sides was gradually approaching.

The Barrows of the First Men is a vast hilly plain area with flat terrain and few rivers.

This means that on this battlefield, scouts from both sides can easily discover the marching movements of both sides, so the battlefield of the final decisive battle will definitely be in a place that both sides think is ideal.

Five days later, the Bolton coalition and the Aegon coalition took their positions.

A large plain ten leagues east of Barrowstown and about fifteen leagues northeast of the large lake south of Torrhen's Square is where the two sides' troops finally set up their positions to confront each other.

Roose personally led Bolton, Dustin, Lacewell, and Karstark, a total of 4,000 troops, to camp in the northeast of the plains, near the hills of the Kings Road.

Aegon led the Golden Company, the coalition of the Northern and Western lords, and Stark's valley troops, a total of 5,000 troops, to camp in the southwest of the plains, with the snow-capped mountains behind them.

It seems that Aegon has the advantage in numbers, but in fact, Aegon still has to pay attention to the situation of Barrowton after the siege troops are withdrawn.

The two sides did not fight immediately. They were all waiting for the same intelligence, that is, in the direction of Bay Cailin, the Manderly army and the Bay Cailin defenders reported the results of the battle that the vanguard had already fought hand-to-hand two days ago.

Of course, it goes without saying that the scouts of both sides had constant friction during the period.

And on this day, the intelligence of the results of the battle in the south arrived at the camps of both sides at the same time.

And on this evening, Roose Bolton's declaration of war was delivered to Aegon's army.

Aegon sat on a high seat in the central tent, holding a letter of challenge and asked, "Roose Bolton has sent us a letter of challenge, threatening us with a decisive battle tomorrow. How do we fight him?"

"It seems that the news today is true. The Manderly army won the Battle of the Bay of Cailin and is heading north along the Kingsroad to provide assistance." Sir Clinton said.

"Impossible, the news may be wrong. The troops left in the Bay of Cailin are from the main force of the Arryn family, Sir Donnel Waynwood. Arya also sent Sir Andar Royce to provide assistance. How could they be defeated by a mere Manderly? I suggest that we don't fight first, stay here, and send scouts to find out the truth." Lynn Corbray said.

This world is essentially a makeshift team. Even the knights of the Vale have a complex composition. The knights sent by the Vale in the name of "Family of Arryn" this time also have factions. For example, Lynn Corbray is actually in collusion with Littlefinger, while Donnel Waynwood is used to suppress the opposition voices of the Vale lords.

Most of the Vale coalition forces that had stood with Royce and were about to go out before the "Arryn family" responded were under the command of Donal Waynwood. Once they entered the North, these troops were instigated by Littlefinger and were excluded by Sansa, just like the troops of Royce's family - they were accused of being arrogant and untrustworthy speculators.

In fact, Sansa was brainwashed by Littlefinger and she couldn't control these people. Otherwise, with the reputation of the Knights of the Bloody Gate, how could they be arranged to stay in Moat Cailin?

This was a dispute within the Vale. Aegon did not get involved, but still said: "But since the other party has invited a fight, they must have been prepared. Whether we should fight or not is just a superficial effort. Although we have built a camp on the mountain, there are no giant trees and bricks in this wasteland. The so-called camp is not a real solid camp. Tomorrow, when the other party comes to attack, it is just a matter of where to choose the battlefield. There is no question of avoiding the battle to avoid fighting."

Sir Lynn replied: "Then, according to your Highness?"

Aegon was about to answer, but after thinking about it, he looked at Clinton under his account.

Sir Lynn was an old warrior who had fought on the battlefield, and he would definitely understand what Aegon had just said. Aegon had already reacted. The other party was not talking about the situation at all, but was shirking possible battle arrangements.

Aegon had already understood that the Vale knights under Sansa were worried that he, the nominal leader of the coalition, would make small moves on the battlefield and arrange unreasonable combat tasks.

Previously, Sansa had won the mission to stop the raid on Leswell, but her own troops were not dispatched. It seems that the Knights of the Vale thought that Aegon was making things difficult for them. Except for him and Sansa, Aegon had not been able to reach mutual trust with the Knights of the Vale.

There was no way, these were borrowed troops. Even though Aegon respected Sansa, he also wanted her to take the opportunity to gain some prestige in the Vale army. But Sansa did not seem to win the hearts of the Knights of the Vale from this free victory against the Leswells.

Clinton was well-informed, so how could he not hear it? So when Aegon looked at him, he immediately responded: "Your Highness, please let me lead our troops as the vanguard tomorrow to show you the spearhead. As for you gentlemen under the tent, please be the reserve."

Sir Lynn could hear Clinton's sarcasm, and his old face blushed, but he quickly covered it up: "Sir Jon is famous, with you as the vanguard, my knights of the Vale are willing to raid for you."

Asha Greyjoy curled her lips when she saw it. If it were usual, she would have said a few sarcastic words, but now he also knew that it would be better for him to say less in this occasion.

But the Earl of the Mormont family, Alysanne Mormont, had a hot temper: "This is our battle in the North. Is there no one in the North? Lady Sansa, His Highness Aegon, please arrange the knights of the Mormont family in the vanguard. The Mormont family is willing to be the tip of the sword in the North."

Alysanne called Sansa first, and then Aegon. For a moment, the lords of the North were quite excited, and their eyes were burning at Sansa who was sitting at the head of the Vale Knights.

Ser Lynn shut up, his eyes watching his nose, his nose watching his heart.

Sansa sat up straight for a while, but when she looked at the Vale Knights led by Ser Lynn, she felt torn and didn't know what to do.

Seeing this, Aegon brought out the name of justice: "This battle is not only a battle in the North, but also a battle for the whole of Westeros. As the Stark family said: 'Winter is coming', there is a crisis of white walkers on the Great Wall, and even the wildlings can fight against the white walkers and submit to the command of the Night's Watch. And Roose Bolton occupied the King's Road in the North for his own selfish interests, and did not think about making way for the country, the people, the North, and the survival of the whole territory, or going north to fight against the aliens. The white crows of the Citadel have arrived, not that winter is coming, but that winter has come. When we deal with Bolton, we should not only think about personal hatred, but also take into account the voice of my uncle Viserys calling on the world to fight against the Long Night. Lord Mormont, you said that this is a battle between the northerners, which is true, but I want to say that this is not only a battle between the northerners, but also a battle for the whole world. So there is no doubt that the North will fight against the white walkers ... North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. So there is no doubt that the North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight against the white walkers. The North will fight You don't have to worry about yours or mine. Now that I am the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces, I will make the decision."

As he spoke, Aegon called out the names: "Ser Jon Connington!"

Clinton cooperated very well: "Jon Connington, listen to my orders!"

"Order your 1,000 men to be the vanguard, and tomorrow they will be the spearheads of our army."

"Yes!"

Then, Aegon called out the names of the northern lords: "Lord Alysanne Mormont, Ser Lynar Glover, Ser Aman Tallhart, Ser Donal Flint"

The northern lords also followed Clinton's momentum and obeyed loudly: "Here!"

"You northern tribes are familiar with each other, and you will form a coalition tomorrow and be responsible for the left wing." After seeing the battlefield, everyone in the tent already knew that the left wing was a low-lying terrain, which meant that although it was not an offensive, it might suffer a loss when charging on the battlefield.

But Aegon's troops were responsible for the toughest tasks, and they already knew the determination and will of this prince: "Yes!"

Then, Aegon looked towards the direction of the Vale Knights: "Lords of the Vale, Ser Lynn Corbray."

Lynn Corbray had nothing to say, so he could only answer: "Yes! Please take charge of the right wing in tomorrow's decisive battle!" From their inspection of the battlefield these days, the right wing is dominant here, the terrain is slightly higher and flat, suitable for cavalry charge, survey of the battle situation, and finally picking peaches.

"Miss Asha, please ask your guest troops to stay in the camp, and send a part of the troops to help our army watch the direction of the King's Road in the south."

Asha frowned slightly: "Yes."

After all, someone still asked: "Is this appropriate?"

It was Jon.

Like a double act, Aegon replied: "Don't worry, Sir Jon, it's very suitable. Lady Sansa, please take charge of the central army tomorrow. Lady Asha, please lend me more than a hundred swordsmen to accompany me. I will follow Sir Jon to be the sword of our army and pave the way for victory!"

When these words came out, everyone in the room was really shocked: "This!"

Sansa asked hesitantly: "Your Highness will lead the troops to charge in person?"

You know, now this so-called coalition army, said to be fighting for Stark, but in fact it was clearly brought together because of the Targaryen flag. If Aegon had an accident, the situation in the north that had just become clear would be in danger.

Aegon said resolutely: "My Targaryen family has established its own country. In the past, there was no commander who did not personally fight in the battlefield. In the Battle of Dragonstone and the Battle of the West, my uncle rode on Gurry Oak and led the way. My father also fought in person. Why can't I do the same? It doesn't make sense. I have made up my mind. Tomorrow's battle, if we win head-on, we will win. I hope you will do your best. I look forward to seeing you at the victory banquet after tomorrow's battle!"

Jon Clinton led the atmosphere: "The King will win! Targaryen will win! Your Highness will win!"

For a while, everyone in the tent shouted loudly: "The King will win! Targaryen will win! Your Highness will win!"

Amid the thundering loud voices in the big tent, Sansa couldn't help but look at Aegon, her mind floating. For a while, those heroic songs that had been abandoned in her heart and covered in dust seemed to be sung again in her ears.