The Iron Islands have been proclaimed king, but Stannis I has summoned Balon Greyjoy to join forces in King's Landing, in His Majesty's name.

If the Iron Islands dare to disobey, the next person to be wiped out by Stannis I is Greyjoy of the Iron Islands.

Stannis's personality is different from that of the previous King Robert, who will pardon you if you swear allegiance and appreciate you if you fight him valiantly in battle. Baron Greyjoy, the king of the Iron Islands, once rebelled and established himself as king, Robert and Stark led an army to quell the rebellion, Balon Greyjoy was forced to surrender, and his son Theon Greyjoy was taken away by Eddard Stark and raised as his adopted son.

Instead of killing Baron Greyjoy, Robert made him Lord of the Iron Islands once again, provided that Baron Greyjoy knelt down on him and swore allegiance.

The intrepid Barristan Selmi, the Captain of the Kingsguard, had killed several of Robert and Eddard's friends, and when he was captured from exhaustion, Robert admired him for his bravery and perseverance, pardoned him, and asked him to be the captain of the Kingsguard again.

This is the character and style of the former King Robert Baratheon.

Stannis I, on the other hand, had the same personality as Robert, and was considered an enemy who could hardly be pardoned.

The Tyrells of Riverlands were hated for being on the side of the royal family when Robert and Eddard rebelled and besieged Stannis I for a year, killing and starving most of Stannis I's loyal clans. It was also the fundamental reason why Stannis I ordered a crusade against Tyrell as soon as he sat on the Iron Throne.

Stannis is a rock-hardened personality that makes decisions that can hardly be changed, and his foul temper is known in the Seven Kingdoms, and after the death of the previous King Robert, no one can restrain him. Although the first king Robert had many famous shortcomings, he was able to make the most heroic people submit, and the most stubborn Stannis was honest, and did not dare to take revenge on the Tyrells in private.

Now the allied forces of House Tyrell and Ranly Baratheon of Storm's End have been disintegrated by the Red Witch beside Stannis through witchcraft, and Rainray is killed by the Shadow Killer, and the Tyrells' army is forced to retreat, and more than eighty percent of Storm's End vassals have turned their allegiance to Stannis I.

At this point, the North was subjugated, the West was conquered by Eddard Stark, the West was subjugated, the Eastern Vale was subjugated, the Riverlands were subjugated, and the Great Wall of Desperation accepted the new law of Stannis I, and had the right to vigorously develop military affairs and send troops to participate in the civil war when the king called for it, the Great Wall legions fought against foreign enemies outside, the civil war rebelled, and the legions of the desperate Great Wall surrendered.

If the news that the Martels of the Dorne Lords had also surrendered was true, then the only of the Seven Kingdoms, with the exception of Baron Greyjoy of the Iron Islands, was the only one in the Seven Kingdoms to rebel.

In this way, the general trend of the world has been decided.

Will was not as easy as it seemed, because when he sent the primitive tribal warriors of Tyrion and the Vale Mountains to Dragonstone, he and Lady Leaf were separated from the Scorching tribe in the Vale Mountains, and Lady Leaf prophesied the blood of the North, and the old man who died was pecked in the face by the crows, in order to avoid this prophecy, Will left Jao Mormont to garrison the Wall, and he himself led the team to set off.

But in addition to this, Lady Leaf had obviously concealed some prophecies, and Will could see that the old man was about to speak and stopped, but he didn't ask after all.

The old man had already prophesied about the Wall, so if there was anything unexpected to happen but he wouldn't say, Will thought of two places, one was Eddard Stark in the West, and the other was Stannis I in the Red Keep.

Although Eddard Stark conquered the West, it was actually full of dangers, and it was difficult for the vassals of the Westside to be truly loyal to Eddard Stark in the short term, and it was difficult for Jaime Lannister, who had learned the Transfiguration of the Black and White Academy, to guard against, and the resourcefulness was not less than that of Tywin Lannister's Kaivon Lannister, and it was difficult for Eddard Stark, who was honored, to be the opponent of Jaime and Kaivon.

But Will has done everything he has to do, and several of the Inquisition's Star Warriors have been secretly placed with Eddard Stark, led by Osha, the freedfolk spearwoman. The Black and White Order was also secretly given to Arya, and during the time she spent with her, she was taught how to use the magic of the Black and White Order to learn the art of transfiguration.

It wasn't Jaime Lannister who really worried Will, it was Kayvon. This is a true scheming man living in the great shadow of Tywin. Jaime Lannister knew that Eddard Stark was a sincere man, and that Cersei and his children were in the hands of Eddard Stark, and that their safety was actually Jaime's most assured. With anyone else, Jaime wouldn't be reassured. Will thinks very clearly about this.

Anything else, Will could not predict.

He also did not receive the divine revelation of the God of Time and Space. The welfare of his traverser is almost overdrawn.

Will said to Blake the Faceless, the real Faceless of the False Apprentice, "I need to write a reply. ”

"At your service, my lordship. Blake said lightly.

"How will your Excellency reply?" said Sauron. He was worried about Will leaving, the situation was uncertain, and Jon hadn't returned yet. The leader of the savages, Clank, had returned alone on his warhorse.

If Will were to leave on the king's orders, he would take some of the cavalry with him, and who would be in command of the massive savage attack? Sauron was a fierce man, but not a man who led the army, and he knew this.

Except for Will, it's Jao Mormont.

But when it comes to the mastery of all the military intelligence of the most savage tribes, and the understanding of the internal situation of their leader, Sauron and other leaders know that no one can have Will's ability. He was like a god, who had never been to the wild tribe, but knew everything about the wild people.

Will said, "You can reply to the letter first, and as for going to King's Landing, you can go slowly." I'm going to wait for Mance Rader to arrive before leaving. ”

"I'll lead the army to King's Landing's Red Keep. Sauron said, "Your Excellency, you stay. ”

Mance Rader's legion and the Savage tribe had nearly 100,000 men, and if the peace talks were unsuccessful, it would be easier to go to war, but if the peace talks were successful, how would the savage peasants be properly settled?

This is a tricky question.

No matter how you look at it, Will can't leave the Wall at this time.

"Let's reply first!" Will thought to himself, "Don't worry, Sauron, I'll arrange everything before I go." ”

"Wouldn't that be too late for His Majesty's royal decree?"

"We are far away, the far northernmost, and it is normal to go a little late. Will said lightly.

Blake said: "My lord, then I replied, saying that I have been ordered by the king, and immediately raise troops, and hurry to King's Landing to participate in the division?"

"Yes, that's it. Will said.

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