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

As an enemy of destiny.

Mance Rayder recognized Lyon among the Night's Watch at a glance.

His expression was full of surprise, wondering why his team, despite having tried their best to be secretive and cautious, still alarmed the night watchmen.

At this moment, the original sneak attack plan had failed and turned into a fair and open decisive battle.

However, the free folk never lacked the courage to defeat their opponents head-on.

They had survived colder weather and far more terrifying White Walkers before, so they had no reason to fear the Night's Watch would discover their tracks.

"kill!"

Mance Rayder's orders were short and powerful. Prince Olaf of Thenn, standing beside him, waved two huge axes and shouted excitedly. He rushed to the front of the team and with just one axe, he split a Night's Watch ranger who was caught off guard and turned around to escape into two halves.

Literally split in half from beginning to end.

The ranger's blood splashed onto Olaf's face, which was painted with blue stripes, and the latter became even more excited.

The free folk's raid was ultimately successful. Without the support of their warhorses, no ranger could survive a single round against these most elite warriors among the free folk.

Even though the Night's Watch couldn't see exactly how many wildlings there were under the cover of darkness, their numbers and combat power were overwhelming from the beginning.

The high-ranking Night's Watchmen beside Lyon quickly drew the swords at their waists. Although the newcomers were aggressive, they faced them without fear.

Officer Dennis even went straight to meet Olaf who was in the mood for killing.

"Oh, I thought the Night's Watch was a team of heroes, but I didn't expect that they would bring out an old man like this who is half buried in the ground. How ridiculous."

After Olaf hacked several night watchmen to death, he saw Dennis rushing towards him and an even more cruel mockery appeared on his face.

But soon, his sarcasm was gone.

Because even though Dennis is old, he is just as strong as him.

When the battle axe and Dennis's sword came into contact, the two quickly entered a fierce wrestling stage.

Jon was face to face with an unarmed giant, who stretched out his hand to grab him, but Jon dodged it deftly.

After witnessing how Leon killed a giant, many Night's Watchmen had eliminated their fear of this legendary creature.

Jon was even more eager to kill a giant with his own hands, to prove that his bravery was no less than that of Lyon, and that he was worthy of the title of Chief Ranger.

The chiefs around Mance Rayder were also divided up by the Night's Watch leaders, and each of them started a one-on-one fight.

The Night's Watch, who were caught off guard and attacked fiercely by the wildlings, saw their leaders' heroic and fearless performance, and their morale instantly rose. The situation gradually stabilized. The new recruits followed the veterans and fought together to resist the wildlings' invasion.

"You are, the new Lord Commander of the Night's Watch? I can tell a hero is a hero even from a young age."

Mance Rayder's voice echoed across the battlefield, as if with a hint of mockery and ridicule.

"Nice to meet you, King-Beyond-the-Wall. I wonder if you have heard the rumor that no traitor to the Night's Watch can escape from my presence alive."

Despite the roar of bloodshed on the battlefield, the interaction between Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Leon Victor, and King-Beyond-the-Wall, Mance Rayder, seemed to be in another time and space.

Their eye contact was fierce and intense, as if conveying each other's will and determination in a silent dialogue.

Lyon was wearing black soft armor of the Night's Watch and the cloak that symbolized the authority of the commander-in-chief. He was young but resolute and determined, with a sharp gaze. He held the sword tightly, and despite the raging war around him, his eyes were always focused on Mance.

Mance Rayder wore a black wolfskin cloak, a symbol of his status as the King Beyond the Wall. His eyes revealed wildness and unruliness, like an untamed wolf. He held a huge two-handed sword, the blade was heavy and full of power, which complemented his burly figure, standing like a mountain.

Neither of them took action immediately, but kept observing their opponents.

Finally, Mance Rayder spoke first:

"We are not here to conquer anything. We just want to hide south of the Great Wall like you. You and I both know that this war is inevitable, but at this moment, I want to have a fair fight with you."

Leon frowned slightly. He looked at Mance Rayder with a playful look in his eyes. "A fair fight, on the battlefield? You should know that I killed a giant, right? Are you better at fighting than a giant?"

When Leon said this, 'Strong Gema' who was fighting with Jon seemed to have heard something and glared at Leon.

But Jon took advantage of the giant's distraction and struck him hard on the back with his sword...

Mance Rayder smiled, his eyes gleaming with a challenge: "You and I are both warriors. A warrior's honor lies in duel."

His voice was loud, like the north wind on the icy plain.

"Let us put down our soldiers and fight a life-and-death battle in the name of individuals. If you win, I will allow you to lead the Night's Watch to retreat. Otherwise, open the gate of the Great Wall and let us pass. If I lose, I will lead my warriors to leave this land."

Mance Rayder did not answer Lyon's question about who was better at fighting, the Giant or himself, but from his tone, it could be heard that it would not be difficult for him to defeat the Giant in a single challenge.

"Mance Rayder, the punishment for your failure is too light."

Leon took a few steps, and with his steps, his aura continued to rise. He said coldly: “This is our land, the blood of my blood, how can you trample on it at will, come as you please, leave as you please?”

After listening to this, Mance Rayder's mouth curled up with a hint of subtle sarcasm. He lamented that the new commander-in-chief's knowledge reserve was so weak. When did Craster's Fort become a gift of the Night's Watch?

But he didn't bother with the meaningless words. Instead, he asked, "So what do you want to do? If you're any later, all your people will be dead."

"I have only one condition. If you fail, you and all your freedmen will submit to me, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch!"

Lyon stated the conditions in a cold tone, and the majesty of the commander-in-chief of the Night's Watch emanating from him made Mance Rayder involuntarily believe that what Lyon said was true.

"Then I will add one more thing. If I win, you and your men will have to break your oath and join the Free Folk Army."

As the conversation between the two men ended, the entire battlefield seemed to be shaken. Soldiers stopped fighting and focused their attention on the two legendary figures. They knew that this would be a contest of honor, faith, and responsibility, and no matter what the result was, it would go down in history.