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

Chapter 73 is about standardization

After finishing Jon Snow's affairs, Robb did not stay on the Great Wall for long and prepared to rush back to Riverrun to take charge of the overall situation.

Jon Snow was actually a little confused at this time and didn't know if what he was doing was right.

He came to Mr. Xiong's study and wanted to have a good chat with his leader.

"Did you agree to my going to Winterfell?"

Mr. Xiong turned over the documents in his hand: "Yes."

Jon was a little confused: "When I wanted to leave before, you should have been against it."

"Of course it's because your majestic king brother forced me to let you go." Mr. Xiong made a rare joke, although it was not funny.

Jon said nothing, waiting for Mr. Xiong to give his true reasons. He knew the character of Mr. Xiong. He was a man who would rather break than bend.

The old bear sighed: "We can't wait until it rains before repairing the holes in the roof. Regardless of whether the White Walkers are really going to attack again, I need to be the best prepared. Compared with before, the Night's Watch , it’s just too weak and we need more support.”

Speaking of this, Elder Xiong glanced at Jon again and said seriously: "You know, once you leave, you will definitely arouse criticism from others, but you must always remember that you leave for the oath of the Night's Watch. There is no difference from the brothers on the Great Wall."

The old bear's meaning was very clear, and Jon nodded to show that he understood.

But he vaguely felt something was wrong.

He clearly wanted to return to Winterfell to reunite with his family, so why did he make it sound like he was still being wronged?

He knew that Robb and Bear had reached an agreement a long time ago to transfer him here and there to meet their needs without any complaints. It was really...

Jon didn't know what to say. He suddenly thought of what Robb said before: do the right thing.

Well, then do the right thing.

Jon made up his mind, bid farewell to Old Bear, went back to pack his bags, and left the Great Wall, which was cold but meant a lot to him.

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Robb returned to Winterfell ahead of Jon. During his stay in Winterfell, he gained a long-lost relaxation, but it was not time to take a complete rest yet. Robb would soon leave for Riverrun.

During this time, Robb also began teaching Bran the magic of gravity.

Because Bran's legs are disabled, gravity magic can hopefully restore his mobility.

Robb knew that Bran had the talent of a shapechanger since he was a child. He could possess animals and use animal vision to observe his surroundings.

Since he has the talent to learn magic, Robb will not be stingy.

Just two days later, under the reluctant eyes of Bran and Rickon, Robb and Sansa left Winterfell again.

Along the way, Robb began to think about the people he could use.

"First of all, there are family members that I can trust. My mother Catelyn is doing diplomacy in the Stormlands, Sansa helps me with my calculations, Jon stays at Winterfell to stabilize the home front, and Uncle Edmure is responsible for the political and logistical work in the Riverlands. These people There’s no problem.”

"Then there are the trustworthy lords and nobles. Sir Blackfish is the Minister of Intelligence, Mei Ji is the Minister of Military Law, and the three lords who looted in the Western Region are his main military aids."

"Well... Lord Tytos Lakewood, who redeemed the hostages for himself and Tywin, should have returned to Riverrun. This earl held on to Riverrun under the siege of the Kingslayer, and his performance in King's Landing was also remarkable. You can make him your own minister."

"Let the old knight of the Frey family go temporarily and let him stay at Carlin Bay. When the old weasel dies after a while, we can arrange for him to do other things."

"There are still some subordinates who need to be inspected, such as Old Skinny, who leads an army and is stationed at Harrenhal, as well as the nobles from the streams and the Tombs of the First Men that I have beaten."

After combing through all his men, Robb found that he, the King of the North, was still a bit too clumsy.Now that he has established himself as a king, many things must be done according to regulations. This cannot be sealed or promoted, and the powers of each subordinate are not clearly regulated.

Once something goes wrong, there will still be noisy crowds, and whoever has free time will be used.

If this continues, what will happen?
Because foreign enemies have been invading the Riverlands and the North, Robb has been busy dealing with war matters.

Now that the rear was finally stable and preparations were officially underway to send troops abroad, Robb decided that there needed to be a charter.

On the road from Winterfell to Riverrun, Robb had no intention of explaining the art of war to his wolf cavalry centurions, and began to concentrate on studying the feudal ministers.

Taking out a small notebook, Robb thought and wrote and drew in the notebook.

"First of all, we need to make it clear that the Northern Territory is still a military country that focuses on external expansion, so the enfeoffment system still needs to be militarized."

"We can refer to the ancient military system and regard the country as a huge army, and the duties of officials at all levels are mainly based on military functions."

Fortunately, Robb had read several books in his previous life. Based on the current actual situation, he quickly had a preliminary structural model.

"Divide the military into different departments, and the powers of each department should be as dispersed as possible, independent of each other, and restrained from each other."

“Create a position that oversees all departments so that I don’t have to do everything myself and prevent myself from being exhausted one day.”

"The wartime system should be simple and crude. If it is too bloated, it may affect efficiency..."

Robb wrote the names of the official positions on the paper, and then wrote the names of the people who just thought of them behind the official positions.

Some official positions were crossed out and new ones were added.

As the names were scrawled and changed, Robb thought carefully about the characters of those people and considered where they would fit.

For example, Meggie's character and loyalty attributes are suitable for being the captain of the military law team. If the current gentle Jon were to take this position.

Robb couldn't even imagine how many people could be let go.

By then it will be difficult not to kill Jon.

"Alas, being a king is not something you can enjoy just by spreading your hands. Otherwise, the foundation you have worked so hard to build will soon be destroyed."

The former king Robert is an example, he was a hammer king.

A lifelong love of wars, hammers, and women.

Everything was left to the prime minister, first his adoptive father, then his good brother, and he didn't care about anything.

When he died, the kingdom naturally fell apart in an instant.

Robb didn't expect to establish a system that would last for thousands of years, but he wanted to at least make the world peaceful for a while.

Finally, Robb tore up all the scraps and took out a brand new piece of paper.

At the top of the paper, Robb wrote two words: Emperor.

Below, Robb wrote two more words: Wang Yi.

The emperor is the king, and the ministers are naturally the supporting wings of the king.

Then, Robb wrote down a dozen more positions to expand his wings.

(End of this chapter)