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

Then Leon turned his attention to the Thousand Faces God System.

The target this time is a man known as the King Beyond the Wall, which sounds like he is not someone that is easy to mess with.

Lyon remembered the description in the original book clearly. Although the wildlings suffered heavy losses in the sudden attack of the White Walkers, the King-Beyond-the-Wall still had at least 100,000 wildling troops under his command. His heads were definitely not something that a small Night's Watch instructor like him could covet.

This matter needs to be considered in the long run.

However, there is a new entry in the passive task, which increases the training speed of his subordinates by 10 times.

As expected, the system still loves Leon. It knows that this world is full of dangers and there is no time for Leon to develop slowly, so it gave him such a powerful skill.

To be honest, this is much more useful than any newbie gift pack.

After checking the system so many times, Leon came to a conclusion that every time he satisfied his bloodthirsty killing progress, a new entry would appear, which made Leon look forward to what the next entry would be.

Feeling that he had gained a lot, Lyon closed the panel and then turned his attention to the weirwood in front of him.

"Logically speaking, there really are gods in this world, so could it be that my appearance in this world is the result of some god's manipulation?"

Affected by the mysterious atmosphere around him, Leon, who has never believed in ghosts and gods, also began to feel a little suspicious.

What's more, Leon has already met the followers of the Thousand-Faced God, and Bran Stark of Winterfell in the original work finally became a green prophet who can see through the long river of time.

At this time, Lyon was standing under a weirwood tree. If the green prophet could see him, he would not have done nothing at this time.

As soon as Leon's thoughts came to mind, it was as if someone heard his thoughts. The face on the weirwood tree in front of him seemed to come alive and spoke to Leon.

"Young man from another world, have you ever had any doubts in your heart?"

An old voice came from the mouth of the human face on the tree in front of him, which really startled Leon, but he quickly calmed down.

"Green Prophet?" Leon asked tentatively.

Hearing Leon's words, a trace of embarrassment flashed across his face, and then he said slowly: "The boy is very insightful."

"I am the Green Prophet mentioned by the ancestors. Do you know your mission in this world?"

"Murder and arson?"

Leon hesitated for a moment and changed his answer. In fact, he really wanted to answer: Mount & Blade!

"..." Seeing that Leon in front of him was a little stubborn, the Green Prophet threw away all the words he had prepared in his mind, so he changed his mind.

"This is not your world. Do you want to go back to the world where you are supposed to exist?"

"Ah? Do you really have such a solution?"

Originally, Lyon had no desire for Greenseer. After all, he now had the Mount and Blade panel and the Thousand-Faced God system. It would be better for the old man Greenseer to go to Hohobrand Stark. However, what Lyon never expected was that Greenseer actually had a way to get himself back to reality.

"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east, when the sea dries up and the mountains fall like dead leaves in the wind, when giants taller than those outside Braavos stand tall, when the last scale of the song of ice and fire ends... in this chaotic world, there will be only one king."

"...Why don't you just tell me that I can't go back?" Lyon was very dissatisfied with the Green Prophet's weird remarks.

"Everything in the world has a destiny."

After bidding farewell to the mysterious Green Prophet, Lyon, whose mood had gone through many ups and downs, returned to the Wall in a low spirit.

In fact, Leon was not particularly eager to go back, but the words of the Green Prophet reminded Leon of his friends in his previous life, the cat at home, the games in the Steam library, the novels he was following, the unfinished homework and the upcoming college entrance examination. If he had not inexplicably come to this world of Game of Thrones...

Lyon stood at the foot of the Great Wall. Before his eyes was the towering Great Wall that seemed to stretch as far as the eye could see and connected to the sky. Suddenly, a feeling of sadness as a stranger gradually enveloped his heart. A strong desire to go home made Lyon burst into tears.

It was just a moment, and Leon hid this feeling deep in his heart.

The Green Prophet's words actually told Leon very implicitly that his hope of returning was already slim. Leon didn't want to see his future self being tortured by such unrealistic hopes all the time. Instead of holding on to hope, it would be better to give up this fantasy from the beginning.

Outside the recruit dormitory, Leon found that his mattress was empty when he came back. He immediately got angry and grabbed someone next to him and asked, "Where is my quilt?"

"Yes...it's Lord Snow, oh no, Jon, I'll help you move to the coachman's tower."

The poor recruit had already heard the news that Alliser Thorne had been hacked to death in broad daylight, and the aggressive murderer was right in front of him. How could he not be terrified?

"Leon, you're back? I've cleaned up your bedroom for you. Now you're not only a night watchman, but also the only coach above our heads."

Jon rushed back from outside at the right time and rescued the new recruit in time. Leon let go of the collar of the new recruit, and the poor new recruit staggered out in a hurry without looking back, as if Leon was some kind of ferocious beast.

But in Jon's eyes, Lyon has always been Lyon, his good brother.

Seeing the unwiped tears in the corners of Lyon's eyes, he thought that Lyon was moved by the oath-taking ceremony of the Night Watch, and couldn't help but give Lyon a big hug.

"You are a big shot now. Please go easy on us in future training. Also, please put in a good word for me to the commander and let me join the Rangers." After the hug, Jon put forward his requests, and Leon agreed to all of them.

Arriving at the bedroom where Alliser Thorne originally lived, Lyon, who was upset by the words of the Green Prophet, immediately lay down on the bed and prepared to sleep.

Perhaps the ghost of Alliser Thorne was unwilling to accept his fate, the wind outside the window was particularly shrill tonight, and Leon was furious when he heard it. He thought: I wasn't afraid of you when you were alive, so why should I be afraid of your ghost? Then he shouted at the air: "Get lost!"

The curse seemed to have worked, and the wind gradually calmed down.