Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

He was kneeling in the snow, supporting himself with one hand, when he happened to touch the cold hilt of a sword beneath the snow. He then drew the sword and killed the White Walker.

It's all such a coincidence...

The coincidences were so great that Viserys felt as if an invisible hand had orchestrated everything behind the scenes, sending chills down his spine; the gods were merely pawns in a game.

He is the protagonist of the story in 'The Last Hero,' something Viserys never expected before.

If he hadn't appeared in this world, then who would be the protagonist? Could it be that I replaced someone else in the original cast? Or perhaps I was destined for this world—

These chaotic and complicated problems have plunged him into deep confusion, but in any case, he is now the protagonist of that story.

He pulled the dragonsteel sword from the snow, slew the White Walkers, and finally found the Children of the Forest, saving the world.

"There's another problem: humanity."

As Viserys was lost in thought, the leader of the Children of the Forest squad, observing the human's expression and unsure of his thoughts, asked in bewilderment.

How did you learn our language?

The Children of the Forest were once scattered throughout Westeros, but this will always be the 'home' of all the Children of the Forest.

This place is home to the true form of 'God' and is also where the Green Prophets reside.

Strictly speaking, there is no obvious class system among the Children of the Forest, but the Green Prophet is undoubtedly the 'King' because he can hear the prophecies of the 'God' and lead his people to avoid risks and go further, thus earning widespread respect.

Now, a thousand years have passed since the War of Dawn, and the Children of the Forest have slowly faded from the mainstream view. They have retreated to the forests and the borderlands, and there are very few Children of the Forest outside the area. They are closed off and exclusive, and without the guidance of their own kind, it is impossible to find their lair.

How did this human learn their language?

"Because I have been to this place before."

Viserys looked at the leader of the Children of the Forest with curiosity and asked, paused for a moment, and then answered.

"This is impossible."

Upon hearing Viserys's words, the other person frowned slightly.

The big ears twitched, clearly disbelieving that a human could have been here.

“She’s telling the truth…she has indeed been here, and more than once.”

At that moment, an aged voice came from deep within the cave, causing Viserys and the leader of the Children of the Forest to pause in surprise.

The two then stepped inside, while the others were blocked outside by the remaining Children of the Forest.

When Viserys entered, he saw a green prophet entwined with roots. It was the 'wise one' among the children of the forest, with green eyes, silently watching Viserys.

Then respect appeared in its eyes.

"Welcome, 'God'."

Chapter 1147 Black Fire

It is not surprising that the Green Prophet foresaw the identities of gods such as Viserys.

Because they are not from this time and space, they should exist in the future, and the prophecies made by borrowing the power of the old gods cannot involve the gods.

With such a boundary in place, it is not difficult to determine the true identities of the group of people appearing before us.

The Green Prophet holds supreme authority within the entire Children of the Forest, equivalent to a 'king' of the entire race, and is respected by all its members.

Therefore, the Green Prophet confirmed their identities, and Viserys, along with the gods and the surviving First Men, were treated to a feast.

The children of the forest prepared a lake of weirwood seeds and water cups made of leaves for their guests.

Viserys had tasted this 'delicacy' before. The first bite was not pleasant and even made him want to vomit, but the last bite was exceptionally delicious.

Furthermore, Yuliangmuzi Lake has other unexpected benefits, such as activating the brain and enhancing mental strength.

Viserys and the other gods remained unmoved after drinking from the Weirwood Seed Lake, as it had no effect on them. Meanwhile, the humans, including the future Red God Azor Ahai, were all in a daze, as if they had entered a dream and could not shake off the experience for a long time.

The humans were treated with hospitality by the children of the forest, and their requests were carefully examined by the children of the forest.

Because the true leader of the Children of the Forest is the Green Prophet, who possesses the ability to perceive the future and the responsibility to maintain the direction of the world, they naturally know that cooperation with humans is the inevitable trend, and only through the joint efforts of both sides can they ultimately defeat the White Walkers and regain the light.

With the Green Prophet helping humans speak, an alliance and cooperation between the two sides were quickly reached.

...

Several years passed in the blink of an eye as the heroic team, carrying the hopes of all humanity, set out to search for the whereabouts of the Children of the Forest.

The last of the First Men, huddled beneath the future city of Winterfell, had already begun to despair. Food was dwindling, and their last glimmer of hope was being extinguished.

However, it was at this most desperate moment that the team, which had been missing for several years, finally returned and brought good news that rekindled hope in people's despair.

The Children of the Forest are willing to cooperate with humans to resist their common enemy. They have also sent a representative as an envoy to the tribes of the ancestors, bringing with them a gift from the Children of the Forest to humanity—

One hundred daggers made of dragon crystal.

Then the cooperation between the Children of the Forest and the First Men unfolded dramatically during this long night, with the two masters of this land joining forces to fight against their common enemy.

The children of the forest used ancient spells to awaken the seeds that had long been dormant in the fields, allowing the tender lives to stubbornly break through the snow and grow strong.

With weapons made of dragon glass, the First Men were no longer helpless against the White Walkers. Many of the still careless White Walkers died at the hands of humans and turned to dust.

The First Men and the Children of the Forest joined forces to rapidly expand their territory and power within just a few years. More surviving humans and other races joined the war, including giants and even dire wolves...

The direwolf is a close relative of the wolf, but it is much larger and stronger than the ordinary wolf, and it is also very intelligent.

Even so, the direwolf is, after all, just an animal and not an intelligent being. Logically, it shouldn't possess such intelligence, but the wolf pack that appeared in the North had a master.

A young man with dark brown hair, ice-blue eyes, a slender build, and a long face, seemed to have the ability to communicate with the wolf pack. He rode the alpha wolf and led the pack to join the resistance against the White Walkers' rule.

This dark brown-haired boy who can control wolves calls himself 'Brandon,' a name given to him by his mother. He has half-human, half-White Walker blood.

He did not know how the Others, being inanimate objects, had impregnated his mother, nor how his mother had given birth to him.

But what he knew was that since he was born, there had been a domino engraved with 'Brandon' next to him.

As a half-human, half-White Walker being, he also had advantages during this long night: Brandon didn't need any food or drink, wasn't afraid of the cold, and wouldn't be targeted by other White Walkers.

Even when he rode past other White Walkers on his direwolf, they would only glance at him and then ignore him.

Even so, Brandon didn't like long nights.

Between life and death, he ultimately chose to join the side of life, to fight against the rule of death.

Brendan's return and the Elsa token he wears undoubtedly indicate that he is the son of Elsa Stark, the patriarch's daughter who disappeared years ago.

Unfortunately, his maternal grandfather, Caron Stark, found it difficult to accept that he had a grandson who was half-human and half-White Walker.

However, Brandon didn't care. Having grown up alone in the ice fields since childhood, he had no sense of tribe or clan.

He joined the ranks of the living simply because he felt the whole world was so desolate and boring.

With the addition of various forces, the resistance against the White Walkers began to snowball, growing larger and larger until it finally attracted the attention of the White Walker King.

The Night King was furious that there were still living creatures that dared to rebel against his rule; the living creatures in this world were like cockroaches, impossible to eradicate completely.

Then it gathered a surging tide of corpses and headed north, intending to wipe out all these living beings with warm blood flowing through their veins in one fell swoop.

Meanwhile, the First Men, the Children of the Forest, the Giants, and other members of the living were all eagerly awaiting this battle.

A decisive battle between the living and the dead is about to erupt.

...

As a well-deserved high-ranking member of the Survivors' camp, Viserys has repeatedly distinguished himself in the war and united with the Children of the Forest, so he naturally deserves such an honor.

Even the children of the forest, the First Men, and the giants were willing to obey his commands.

With a great battle imminent, Viserys was sitting in his tent polishing the dragonsteel longsword he had found in the snow.

Looking at the expression on his father's face, Heros couldn't help but ask.

"Father, there's a question I've wanted to ask for a long time. You seem to recognize this sword?"

Viserys nodded slightly in agreement when he heard his eldest son's question.

"Of course I know him."

"Then... what kind of sword is this?"

"Blackfire."

Chapter 1148 Before the Battle

Why did the black fire appear in that snowy area?

Nobody knows.

The secrets of forging dragonsteel have vanished with the fall of Valyrian Freehold.

Eight thousand years ago, the Valyrians were probably still herding sheep at the foot of the Fourteen Fire Peaks. They had not yet raised dragons, let alone forged the precious Valyrian steel.

But the presence of blackfire forged from Valyrian steel here is enough to overturn the currently accepted history.

Was Dragonsteel not created by the Valyrians? And who left the Blackfire there?

However, there are still many complicated secrets in this world, and now is not the time to dwell on this issue, because the final 'dawn battle' under the long night is about to break out.

This is a story of the First Men uniting with the Children of the Forest, the Giants, the Dire Wolves, and other races representing the living to fight against their common enemy—death.

If this war is lost, then the world will lose all hope and be reduced to a dead zone.

Therefore, all the warriors participating in the war were eager to fight, made full preparations, and were determined to fight for the survival of their race and the future of the world.

As the commander-in-chief of this battle, this was not the first time Viserys had faced a major battle led by the White Walkers.

But the difference is that he no longer has the invincible imperial legions that swept across the nations and city-states, nor does he have dragons as his companions.

Instead, representatives of various First Men tribes were represented, including the future Stark and Bolton families, the mountain clans living in the forests and mountains, the short but strong Mormont warriors on Bear Island, and the 'swamp dwellers' living in the marshes.

However, these Swamp Peoples are different from the other Northern tribes. They did not submit to the Stark tribe. They have their own 'Swamp King' and join the ranks of the living on an equal footing with the giants and the Children of the Forest.

Moreover, although the Swamp People are also a type of human without reproductive isolation, they have a closer relationship with the Children of the Forest, share the same deity, and even possess the same ability to communicate with plants and animals.

They were not so-called 'invaders,' but rather ancient native inhabitants of Westeros.

Currently, the camp is filled with not only future Northern human nobles, but also the Swamplanders who have not yet submitted to the Stark family.

There were other races represented around, such as the Children of the Forest, the Giants, and Brandon Stark, the 'Wolf Spirit'.

Representatives from all races and tribes gathered together, awaiting the final 'Dawn War'. They were of all shapes and sizes, some even covered in hair, and all their eyes were fixed on Viserys.