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

When Lyon gave the order in a loud voice, all the Night Watch brothers present immediately understood that there was no room for negotiation on the matter.

Specium quickly stood up and suddenly pulled up Janos Sterling, who was still kneeling on the ground begging for mercy.

Subsequently, more than a dozen Night Watch pledges followed suit, and the traitors who spread rumors of desertion were soon arrested.

If Genos knew what Leon had been through in Eastwatch, I'm afraid even if he was bold, he wouldn't dare to make such rebellious remarks in front of everyone.

When the Night Watchmen escorted the rebel to the execution platform, Leon stood up, picked up the "Black and White Kiss" on the table, and walked towards the rebel.

Genos and others never expected that Leon would be so serious. This incident made them have a deeper understanding of the majesty of Commander-in-Chief Leon.

Leon walked up to Genos, who had been pressed against a piece of marble on the execution platform, and asked, "Do you have any last words?"

"My lord, I shouldn't have said the word treason. I'm so sorry. I was too cowardly. Please give me another chance. I will report to the Shadow Tower immediately!"

Genos's chattering finally turned into soft sobbing, and a pool of fishy smell accumulated under his body. It was obvious that he was scared to death by Leon's behavior.

The rest of the traitors weren't having a good time either, with cries for mercy and wails being heard everywhere.

In fact, the other Night's Watch brothers had more or less thought about parting ways in their hearts. Seeing this scene, they were extremely grateful that they did not speak out their thoughts as loudly as they did.

Leon didn't let Genos wait too long. With one quick and decisive move of his sword, a head fell to the ground. Then Leon walked towards the next traitor.

Even though they continued to struggle before dying, the Night's Watch Oathkeeper would not tolerate them. He held them down tightly and let Leon kill them all with one sword in a moment.

After Lyon displayed his majesty as the commander-in-chief, at this moment, even if it was only on the surface, all the people in the Dark Iron Castle's Night's Watch had to show that they were united.

However, Leon knew that it was not enough to convince the public with just power, so he expressed his thoughts in public.

"As far as I know, the wildling army is not united. This alliance is entirely based on Mance Rayder's personal charm. So I will send someone to assassinate Mance Rayder. Once he dies, the wildling army will fall apart and will no longer be a threat to us."

Leon held a sword, with rebellious heads lying under his feet. Even though some people thought that Leon's words were fantastic, no one dared to refute him.

Jon felt even more bitter in his heart. He had tried. In order to kill Mance Rayder, he even offered the head of Quorin the Halfhand as a token of his loyalty and to gain Mance Rayder's trust, but he still failed in the end.

"Lord Commander, in fact, not only do the wildlings pose a threat, the threat from the White Walkers further north is actually more serious than the wildlings."

Just when everyone was silent, Sam spoke, but this time no one laughed at his shocking remarks.

The White Walkers were no longer a legend to many of the Night's Watch present. In the Battle of the Fist of the First Men, the Night's Watch patrol of more than 500 people encountered the sound of three horns for the first time in thousands of years. They were then surrounded by the White Walker army on the top of the mountain, suffering heavy casualties. Less than 100 people escaped to Craster's Fortress for repairs.

Dissatisfied with the poor treatment provided by Custer, the remaining Night's Watch launched a rebellion led by Carter, killing Commander-in-Chief Bear and Custer. Only a dozen people finally managed to escape back to Black Iron Castle.

It was these dozen people who made everyone in Black Iron Castle believe that the White Walkers had already moved south and would arrive at the foot of the Wall at any time.

As time went by, no one dared to imagine how powerful these legions of undead had become.

What’s even more terrifying is that not far to the north, there are 100,000 savages ready to make a move and may be forced to join the army of the dead at any time.

"I have already sent people out to sea in Eastwatch to search for dragon crystal that can kill the White Walkers. In a few days, a batch of dragon crystal weapons will arrive at Black Iron Castle."

"As long as the White Walkers die, their army of wights will naturally collapse, and dust will return to dust."

Although Lyon's words were intended to cheer up the Night's Watch, his words were too lighthearted and failed to truly reflect the dire situation they were facing.

Therefore, although many Night's Watchmen who are unaware of the truth may be encouraged by this, veterans who have experienced the horror of the White Walker army do not feel truly reassured.

Jon then spoke out his inner thoughts: "Mance Rayder, this guy is very cautious. I have already assassinated him once, so he will definitely be on guard."

His words were like pouring cold water on Lyon.

"I have spoken to Mance Rayder, and I know that he has never really intended to become an enemy of the Night's Watch. He only wants to create a new life for his people."

"I was his prisoner, he could have tortured me or killed me, but he spared my life."

After hearing Jon's words, some people expressed some agreement, while most people looked at Jon with indignation.

If he had not just been appointed Chief Ranger by Lyon, there would probably be many swords on his neck by now.

In the Night's Watch's base camp, talking about an alliance with the wildlings?

These words were even more shocking than Genos's previous statement about running away.

"Jon! Everyone knows that you were captured by the wildlings. Who knows whether you really surrendered to the wildlings or just pretended to surrender? Which side are you from?"

"That's right. You wouldn't be so disturbed by the dead wild woman that you would want to rebel and become the second Mance Rayder, right?"

"Even if the King-Beyond-the-Wall agrees to an alliance, who will be in charge of the coalition? Can we, the Night's Watch with less than 400 men, suppress 100,000 wildlings?"

Many Night's Watch brothers accused Jon, and the latter was not willing to be outdone. He tried his best to persuade everyone to understand his ideas.

"There is actually no difference between us and the wildlings! It's just that before the Great Wall was built, we were in the south and they were in the north."

"We are now facing the threat of the White Walkers, which threatens the survival of the entire human race. Once the White Walkers assimilate these 100,000 wildlings, who in the entire Westeros continent will be able to stop the White Walkers?"

After hearing this, many of the Night's Watch were actually convinced by Jon's words, but some of the traditional and conservative Night's Watch still stubbornly retorted: "Don't we still have the Wall? As long as the reinforcements from the Seven Kingdoms arrive, we can stop both the wildlings and the White Walkers outside the Wall."

"But distant water cannot quench a nearby fire. With just our few men, the wildling army can break through Black Iron Keep at any time." Jon immediately retorted unyieldingly.

Jon's verbal attack made many people feel shaken, and they couldn't help but look at their new commander-in-chief, Leon Victor.

Waiting for Lyon's final decision.

"Everyone, the savages must submit."

Leon did not disappoint everyone and stated his choice. Then, facing everyone's puzzled gazes, he said:

"I will give Mance Rayder an offer he can't refuse."