Game of Thrones: From King of Elden to Teen Wolf Lord

Chapter 70 Stark Dinner

In the Great Hall of Winterfell, four members of the Stark family gathered together, and Robb held a rare family dinner.

Since the old Duke left Winterfell, this is the first time that so many Starks have gathered here.

The youngest Rickon Stark cried non-stop when he saw Robb. His father's death hit him hard. He was only a few years old and could do nothing but cry when he saw his eldest brother.

Robb didn't comfort him too much. As a little boy, if you cry a lot, you will naturally understand that tears can only vent your emotions, but they cannot restore lost things.

Bran has matured a lot. During his brother's absence, he has been playing the role of the eldest brother, taking care of and comforting his younger brother. This has allowed him to grow naturally and psychologically get rid of dependence on others.

And recently, Bran has been hearing some strange sounds, and he can often see three-eyed crows circling.

These mysterious and mysterious things brought him into contact with the world of magic unconsciously.

Unknowingly, he began to become wiser and calmer.

Sansa was the one in the best mood. She finally escaped from the prison in King's Landing after going through hardships. After returning, Robb's blessing made her feel extremely at ease.

This is the sense of security that only family can give.

Robb cut the barbecue with a knife and fork unskilledly, and said to Bran: "I didn't kill the Kingslayer to avenge you, because Sansa still needed to be redeemed by him, but I chopped off his arm as repayment." I will take revenge on your legs."

Bran was still young, and he was not cruel enough to demand the death of the regicide. He nodded ignorantly, thinking that what his brother did was fine.

Robb looked at Sansa again: "Sansa, you know, we are at war now, and you are the biggest Stark after me. I will need you to come to Riverrun to help me later."

Bran heard Robb's words and shouted eagerly: "I can go too!"

Robb comforted him: "Bran, you are still young and you still have a lot to learn. Don't you remember that I want to teach you magic? Your task is to learn magic in Winterfell and take care of Rickon."

Bran was still a little depressed at first, but when he heard that he could learn magic, he suddenly became interested again and no longer clamored to go to the south.

Sansa was a little flattered. She didn't expect that she could help her brother: "I...I don't know what I can do..."

Robb comforted: "You are a child of the Stark family. That is enough. I don't need you to help me fight the war. I want you to settle accounts."

Although there is no concept of accounting as a profession yet, Robb is well aware of the importance of this profession.

Now that he has more loot than he can count, the soldiers who went to the Western Region to plunder are still waiting to be divided.

All this requires a huge computing team to handle.

Do you expect Robb, a big boss who only knows how to kill people, to take care of this?

Still kidding.

As for the accounting profession, no matter how capable you are, you must first be your trusted confidant, otherwise problems will easily arise.

Sansa has experienced the baptism of King's Landing and is no longer the silly girl who wanted to be the queen. She can help Robb handle the account books.

And her Stark identity and blood connection allowed Robb to trust her with this part of the work.

"It's okay, Sansa. I'll let Grand Master Luwin teach you the skills of calculation and how to read accounts these days. After you learn it, you can go to Riverrun and watch the guys who do the accounts. Don't let them in the accounts. Use hands and feet."

Sansa was smart, she understood her job, and she was extremely excited.

This feeling of being valued by your family, recognized for your abilities, and entrusted with important responsibilities is really great!
Sansa nodded vigorously: "I will definitely do this well!"

At this time, the youngest Rickon Stark said in a sweet voice: "I also want to help my brother!" Robb laughed and got him a big and fat piece of meat: "Your mission Just eat well and grow up well, then you can do things for me."

Sansa beside her couldn't help smiling. She hadn't felt the warmth of a family for a long time.

Suddenly, she seemed to have thought of something and looked a little hesitant: "Xion is still being held in the dungeon outside. Brother, what are you going to do with him?"

Robb sighed. He didn't really want to discuss this in front of his two younger brothers, but sooner or later they would have to face a cruel struggle. After thinking about it, he still spoke out his thoughts truthfully.

"He betrayed the North and our Stark family, so he must die."

The remaining three people all had unbearable looks on their faces. They all had a good relationship with Xion, and they wanted to plead for Xion at this time.

But they also knew that the tone of Robb's words at this time was not "Brother Robb", not even "Lord Robb", but the more majestic "Robb, King of the North".

These are the orders of the monarchs and there is nothing they can do to change them.

As nobles, they know the rules of the nobles better than others.

Sansa's face showed a trace of reluctance: "Well, it turns out that his soul can rest in peace among the weirwood trees."

Robb smiled: "I heard that he has accepted the teachings of the Drowned God and completed the baptism. He is no longer a believer in the old gods of the north."

Sansa had nothing more to say.

While the whole family was here, Robb revealed his next arrangements: "I'm going to the Great Wall to bring Snow back."

Sansa and Bran were both a little surprised.

Rickon looked confused, not knowing what this meant.

Bran was puzzled: "Didn't he go to the Great Wall? The Night's Watch would not let him back."

Robb explained: "I don't care what oath he becomes of the Night's Watch. Winterfell now needs an adult with Stark blood to lead it."

Robb didn't know what direction the situation would develop next, but the defense of Winterfell must be improved.

Otherwise Bran and Rickon would always be in danger.

Snow's identity is just right.

Now was the time to hire a man, and Robb didn't want him to guard the Wall any longer.

Moreover, there is still a lot to study about Snow’s identity. He has the blood of both Targaryen and Stark families flowing through him.

There are still many people in King's Landing who care about the former dynasty. After Snow reveals his identity, he will definitely attract followers.

At that time, Robb only needs to operate properly and he will get a big wave of help.

Robb returned to Winterfell this time mainly for Jon Snow and Sansa.

Snow's matter involves the Night's Watch, and Robb must step forward to solve it.

Sansa also missed Snow, but she expressed her worries: "The Night's Watch will not let anyone leave."

Robb said calmly: "When will the orders of the Night's Watch be able to resist the King of the North?"

(End of this chapter)