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

But the servant's words obviously hit the wrong mark, and Leon's response was quite embarrassing.

"Lord of Death? Are you talking about the Thousand-Faced God? I have killed many of his followers. I wonder if he regrets choosing me now!"

There was a hint of sarcasm and disdain in Leon's words. He did not agree with the so-called Lord of Death, nor was he afraid of any threats from gods.

Hearing what Leon said, the servant laughed awkwardly twice, and then said without further response:

"It will take a few minutes for your body to be transported here. Would you like to say goodbye to Victor? Victor will be returning to Westeros with this body in a moment."

There was a sense of helplessness and acceptance in his words, as if he had given up trying to persuade Leon.

Leon thought about it and felt that he came clean and would leave cleanly, so there was nothing to say and shook his head.

He did not have too much nostalgia or reluctance in his heart, he knew that his choice was for greater goals and ideals.

But Victor responded excitedly:

"Thank you, Commander-in-Chief Lyon! I will never forget your kindness!"

His voice was full of gratitude and admiration, and he felt extremely fortunate and grateful for Leon's choice.

He knew that it was Leon who gave him the chance to be reborn, and it was Leon who gave him the hope of returning home.

However, the servant seemed a little unwilling to be manipulated by Leon's choice. He asked Victor in a slightly bewitching tone:

"You little guy, do you want to keep something from this body? I can satisfy you!"

Victor subconsciously looked at the dragon, then at the Liuxing in Leon's hand. He swallowed and was about to make a request when Leon's voice sounded at the right time:

"Is it too late for me to consider erasing a soul?"

"..."

Under Leon's firm threat, although Victor felt somewhat unwilling, he finally withdrew his idea.

He understood that it was a great gift from Leon that he could regain his body and freedom, so he promised:

"Besides your own body, you don't need anything else."

While waiting for his body to be transported from the distant blue planet, Leon sat cross-legged and said with some melancholy:

"It seems that I came to this world in vain, and in the end I just became someone else's wedding dress."

There was a hint of self-mockery and resignation in his voice, as if he was reflecting on his journey in this new world.

Hearing Leon's words, Victor immediately comforted him:

"How could that be? I will follow your will and implement your ideas and concepts. Soon you will see the unification of Westeros, and the damn Game of Thrones set up by the gods will no longer exist!"

Victor's words were full of vision for the future and admiration for Leon.

Listening to Victor's words, the servant just smiled and said nothing, his eyes revealing the calmness and composure of a bystander.

Suddenly, Leon thought of something. He looked at the servant and asked:

"If I return to Westeros with a completely new identity, what will happen to my former loyal subordinates and allies?"

This issue is of vital importance to Lyon. He cares not only about his own strength, but also about the partners who fight alongside him.

"Are you worried about the Night King? All I can say is... leave it to fate."

"Their loyalty will naturally remain with Leon Victor, but it is only supported by his personal charm and there are no mandatory restrictions."

"As the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Victor should be able to limit the Night King's army of the dead and the noble army within the Seven Kingdoms."

The servant replied, his words revealing an understanding of the rules and order of this new world.

"As for your dragon, it only submits to your soul. You don't have to worry about that."

The servant added that this undoubtedly gave Lyon a reassurance.

Thinking of this, Leon nodded, except for the headache that the Night King left for Victor.

In fact, for most people's loyalty, he hopes that they are genuinely identified with and supportive of him rather than mechanically obeying him.

What he wanted was a group of flesh-and-blood companions, not just subordinates.

When Lyon returned to Westeros with a new identity, he decided to slow down his pace this time.

Since I had the dragon, I had to fly very quickly wherever I went, and I didn't have time to appreciate the scenery along the way.

He wants to truly experience the beauty of this world and feel the meaning of every trip.

Even now that the war of unification has begun, the most profound memory in Lyon's mind is the scenery of the North represented by the Great Wall, for which Lyon deeply regrets.

He longed to be a traveler again, to explore corners he had never set foot on, and to feel emotions he had never experienced.

In this new world full of unknowns and possibilities, Leon is about to start his new journey, and this time, he will experience everything in this world with a brand new perspective and mentality.

At this moment, a dazzling white light broke the silence of the arena, and along with the light, a figure slowly walked out of the portal.

It was a young man with a familiar yet strange face, and his eyes tightly closed.

Leon took a closer look and a complex emotion surged in his heart - that was exactly himself in his previous life, the ordinary person who once lived on Blue Star.

Victor's voice sounded at the perfect moment, with a hint of exaggerated compliment:

"Wow, Commander-in-Chief Lyon, you are so handsome. You are simply the most handsome man I have ever seen in the world!"

His tone was full of admiration, but to Leon, it made him feel uncomfortable both mentally and physically.

Listening to Victor's disgusting praise, Leon frowned slightly, and even at that moment, he once again thought of destroying Victor.

Fortunately, the servant's voice sounded in time and saved Victor's life.

"Although I don't often praise people's appearance, your appearance is no better than this even if the Creator who controls all the beauty in the world is here in person."

There was a barely perceptible smile in the servant's words, and as he spoke, he began his actions.

Under the influence of a mysterious force, Leon's soul was slowly peeled out of his current body.

It was a strange feeling, as if he was a spectator, watching his spirit separate from his body and then slowly project into his original body.

"Really? Am I that handsome?"

When Leon's soul returned to his body, the first sound that came out of his throat was a question filled with confusion and self-mockery.

He wasn't used to such compliments on his appearance, especially in a world so full of mystery and danger.

"No doubt about it. I even think it would be best for you to wear a mask when you walk in the world. This will save you a lot of unnecessary trouble."

The servant replied, his words revealing a concern and reminder.