I have a Mount and Blade panel and I kill people in the Game of Thrones

Hardhome, originally the tent belonging to Mance Rayder, now has people from three camps sitting in it.

In fact, if we count the White Walker Da Huang holding an ice crystal spear behind Leon, then it should be four directions.

As the commander-in-chief of the Night's Watch and the King-Beyond-the-Wall, Lyon naturally sat in the main seat.

The guest army leader Stannis Baratheon sat in the guest seat below.

Before the meeting officially began, Olaf the Thenn took out the Free Folk's Horn and formally handed it to Lyon.

"Commander-in-Chief, I have fulfilled my mission and have recruited all the free people for you. Currently, there are still 3,000 combat soldiers in the entire Hardship Camp."

After Olaf finished speaking and returned to his seat, Stannis raised his head silently. When he heard the number of 3,000 soldiers, his eyes revealed a strong ambition.

The next person to speak was Jon Snow, representing the Night's Watch, who was currently leading the immigration work in Hardhome.

After briefly explaining the progress of the work, he sat back next to Benjen Stark, as if he didn't want to be away from his uncle for a quarter of an hour.

In front of Benjen Stark, the only relative in the entire North, Jon seemed to have regained the feeling of being a noble young man.

That is, if there is any problem, the family elders will take care of it, and you only need to be responsible for a peaceful life.

During the time that Lyon was away, Jon felt increasingly difficult to communicate with the free folk. Since the death of Mance Rayder, he couldn't even find a free folk leader with whom he could talk calmly.

Since Benjen was still alive, Jon refused in every possible way. Finally, Lyon could not resist his request and returned the title of Chief Ranger to Benjen Stark.

"Your Excellency the Commander-in-Chief."

After seeing Lyon's men finish explaining what happened, Davos, the Hand of the King of Dragonstone, couldn't help but stand up.

However, Leon seemed to have already seen through what he wanted to say, and with just a raise of his hand, he successfully stopped him from speaking.

"Ser Davos, His Majesty Stannis has traveled thousands of miles north to support the Night's Watch. As the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, I am deeply moved."

"How about this. Although the Night's Watch is not well-off, the food and horses of your 1,000 cavalrymen will be counted on us, and we will also provide you with a month's worth of food and fodder for your 1,000 troops..."

In the original drama, Lyon knew exactly why Stannis went north. Although this move accidentally saved Jon Snow who was surrounded by wildlings, he had already resolved the conflict between the Night's Watch and the free folk at this time and did not need his rescue at all.

Even Jon, the then commander-in-chief, rejected Stannis' subsequent request to recruit soldiers from the Night's Watch and the free folk and march south. There was no reason for Lyon, who had a strong army, to agree.

"this?"

Davos seemed somewhat caught off guard by Lyon's firm refusal. The honest man thought about it and felt that this trip north did not provide any substantial help to the Night's Watch except for almost causing a misunderstanding in the attack on Hardhome.

Thinking of this, even though Davos had thousands of reasons to convince Lyon, he still seemed a little lacking in confidence at this moment.

However, Davos's temporary silence does not mean that there are no other eloquent people under Stannis's command.

Melisandre, the witch of the Red God, is a beautiful woman with a heart-shaped face, blazing red eyes and flaming copper-red hair. She exudes a heat from her body, as if she were a burning flame.

When she stood up gracefully in a gorgeous silk dress and walked into the center of the tent.

Her fiery red hair sparkled brightly under the night sky, like a bonfire in the darkness, instantly attracting the attention of everyone in the tent.

The lustful Olaf stared at the ravine in front of Melisandre, as if the abyss had a great attraction to him.

As Melisandre spoke with her head held high, revealing her snow-white neck, most people in the audience, including Olaf, did not even hear clearly what she had just said until she finished speaking.

Jon was the same. He swallowed involuntarily, staring at Melisandre's face, and asked in a low voice:

"Can you say that again?"

If there were anyone on the field who could resist Melisandre's charming words with a hint of mental suppression, it would probably be only a few people like Leon.

"...In the fire, I saw your tragic fate. Only he, Lord Stannis, the reincarnation of Azor Ahai, born in the land of smoke and salt, can lead you to victory over the terrible evil and powerful forces. The cold winds are already blowing, and soon the long night will never end... unless the upright people muster the courage to uphold the faith of the flaming red heart."

Benjen Stark obviously disdained Melisandre's preaching. He snorted coldly to wake up his nephew, and then asked:

"What do you mean? Winter is coming, and your Red God is more useful than our old gods?"

Melisandre did not care about or refute Benjen Stark's questioning of her beliefs. She just looked at him calmly and said:

"We all have to make a choice, male or female, old or young, noble or ordinary, our choice is the same. We choose between light and darkness, good and evil. We choose between true God and false God."

"One country, one God, one king!"

When talking about the last king, Melisandre pointed her finger at Stannis under everyone's gaze.

Stannis's face showed a little surprise, but it was immediately replaced with a tenacious, serious and restrained expression. It was obvious that he deeply agreed with Melisandre's words and had a deep sense of mission.

"Commander-in-Chief Lyon."

Melisandre suddenly turned around and faced Leon, with a hint of temptation in her eyes.

That look seemed to be able to penetrate people's hearts. No healthy man could remain indifferent after being stared at by such eyes.

"In the fire, I saw your future as a king who would end the troubled times..."

"King of what? Keep talking."

Stannis was somewhat dissatisfied with Melisandre's half-sentence, and secretly asked in his heart:

"Is he a servant? Or an opponent?"

Melisandre thought carefully about it and recalled that one night when she was wandering on the sea, she received a revelation from the Red God R'hllor.

The prophecy did indeed mention Stannis on the Iron Throne, but the face of Stannis in her memory seemed wrong. In the alternation of light and dark, it seemed that the face of the person on the Iron Throne kept alternating between Stannis and Lyon, and finally merged into one.

Until the end, it seemed that the young face of Leon Victor stood up, and he looked at Melisandre who was predicting this scene with a smile on his face.

Melisandre widened her eyes when she woke up from her memories. She didn't understand how her memory could be wrong?

But facing Stannis's constant questioning, Melisandre could only turn around and smile bitterly:

"Of course it's you, the king's attendant."