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

Stannis made no secret of his ambitions in front of the Night's Watch.

"Guardian of the North, can you take it out?"

Lyon chuckled and looked at Stannis calmly, without commenting.

"If I unite the Seven Kingdoms, I don't mind changing Jon's last name to Stark as long as he swears allegiance to me."

Stannis adjusted his armor, his posture as proud as a true king.

Several high-ranking members of the Night's Watch around Lyon had different reactions to the news.

Most people looked at Stannis with anger on their faces. They obviously disagreed with Jon, a Night's Watcher, breaking his oath and becoming the Guardian of the North.

Such a precedent had not been set in thousands of years, not even during Aegon's conquest.

But a small number of people calculated the economic accounts. If Jon could really become the Protector of the North, then much more support would be given to the Night's Watch.

They were not dissatisfied with the support provided by the former Guardian of the North, Ned Stark. It was an indisputable fact that Ned had done his best to provide supplies and manpower for the Night's Watch.

However, compared to Ned, having Jon, one of their own, as the Guardian of the North would undoubtedly bring more benefits.

Looking at the Night's Watch leaders who were in a state of disagreement, Stannis's face showed a calm and steady look as if he had mastered the matter.

It was as if he was born to be an outstanding king, worthy of being the heir appointed by his brother Robert before his death. He had the ability and determination to quell the civil strife in the kingdom and lead his subjects through this long and difficult night.

"Let's put this matter aside for now. Why not wait until you conquer the North?"

Finally, Lyon gave his own answer. He could see that if he didn't give an explanation, Jon Snow might really start to consider the possibility of becoming the Guardian of the North.

"Okay, then I'll go to the Savage camp to recruit soldiers."

Having said this, Stannis was about to turn and leave.

"Wait, Lord Stannis. As the King-Beyond-the-Wall, I want to give you a piece of advice."

"explain."

“Since you have decided to recruit freemen as your soldiers, you should give them the respect they deserve.

It is inappropriate to use the word 'savages' to refer to my men, as it may have a derogatory connotation."

Faced with Lyon's advice, which was neither soft nor hard, Stannis showed a hint of arrogance on his face, then snorted coldly and turned away.

After Stannis and Davos, master and servant, completely disappeared from the sight of the Night's Watch.

The top brass of the Night's Watch were completely furious.

A high-ranking member of the Night's Watch who was close to Benjen Stark slammed the table and yelled:

"In short, I absolutely disagree with Jon participating in the Southern Expedition, and I don't want him to be the Warden of the North!"

Seeing someone take the lead, the other night watchmen also started talking:

"I think the chips given by the second son of the Lu family are not small."

"Not small? He is just being generous to others. The Northland has not fallen into the hands of his Lu family yet. Is that skinner family easy to mess with?"

"Yes, we have less than 300 people in the Night's Watch at present. If the King of Dragonstone fails in his southern expedition, how can we resist the troops of the Duke of Casterly Rock?"

"These 100,000 barbarians who only eat for free are enough to give us a headache. Anyway, we should release a message to the whole territory as soon as possible that we, the Night's Watch, always remain neutral."

Faced with everyone's discussions.

The person involved, Jon Snow, looked at Lyon with a complicated expression, trying to get support from him.

After all, some time ago, Lyon had promised him that he would serve as a raven and follow Stannis' army to recruit prisoners of war to enrich the Night's Watch.

If Leon changes his mind at this moment and he can't go, how can he avenge his family?

But Jon was obviously overthinking it. Lyon coughed lightly, stopped everyone's discussion, and said to Jon under the attention of all the Night's Watchmen:

"Jon, your mission will proceed as usual, but remember one thing: the disputes of the Seven Kingdoms have nothing to do with us. If anyone dares to hinder you from completing your mission, it will be a provocation to the entire Night's Watch. Go."

Seeing that Lyon supported him so firmly, Jon felt indescribable joy in his heart. He immediately picked up Longclaw and followed Stannis in recruiting soldiers.

"Lord Commander? What if Roose Bolton misunderstands our neutral attitude of the Night's Watch?"

After Jon left, a Night's Watchman asked Leon hesitantly.

However, Leon did not reply to him immediately. Instead, he looked at him with a disdainful look and asked calmly:

"The Night's Watch does not need anyone else's instructions on what to do."

Hearing Lyon's tough attitude, many Night Watchmen sighed inwardly.

Only Benjen Stark, the Night's Watcher who had witnessed Lyon killing hundreds of thousands of White Walkers with ease, smiled throughout the whole process and did not speak.

Inside the free folk camp, a large area was cleared by the Dragonstone cavalry and a high platform was built.

This move quickly attracted the hatred of many free people, but it also had an advertising effect.

Davos looked at his lord helplessly, then stepped onto the platform and spoke to the tens of thousands of free people below:

"You, the descendants of our ancestors, now live in the northern territories, where your life is in danger!"

Davos's words caused an uproar among the free folk, but it was obvious that this was an effect Davos had intended.

"Who gave you land? Who gave you food? Who gave you hope?"

Davos asked these three questions in a roaring tone, immediately suppressing the chaotic voices of the free people.

But then, a bigger commotion came.

"Is this the guidance of the old gods?"

"No, it's Leon Victor, the Crow Leader!"

"No, it's the new King-Beyond-the-Wall."

Disagreements were evident among the freemen.

But Davos then used all his strength to point to Stannis who was slowly walking up to the platform:

"It's your king! Stannis Baratheon of Dragonstone!"

As Stannis walked to the front of the stage, he stood proudly in full helmet and armor, with a look of arrogance in his eyes.

The answer given by Davos obviously did not convince the free people in the audience.

Several of the nearby Thern berserkers spat at the stage with disdain on their faces, and one of the spit hit the face of a Dragonstone trooper who was responsible for the security of the lecture below the stage.

The cavalryman was immediately furious and drew his sword and rushed forward, while the Sern berserker also showed his axe without showing any weakness.

The two sides immediately caused quite a commotion in the audience.

"Follow me! I will give you land! Give you food! Give you the glory of invincibility!"

It must be said that Stannis was ruthless when it came to being in the spotlight, and his roar after drawing his sword immediately stopped the riot, and everyone's eyes turned to him.

A thousand Dragonstone cavalrymen shouted along with Stannis's actions, their faces full of fanaticism.

Faced with a thousand fanatical Dragonstone cavalrymen in distinctive armor, the free folk could not help but feel doubtful and uncertain, but many of them calmed down and watched it all coldly.

Seeing that the mood was right, Davos took a few steps forward to stand beside Stannis and continued to ask loudly:

"Do you want to freeze to death here, or are you willing to follow His Majesty the King to the south and seize the land of the southern rebels?"