Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

“We already know that the army of the dead cannot be completely wiped out.”

"Their weakness is the White Walkers who control the army of the dead, and all the White Walkers were created by the Night King."

"Therefore, if we want to win this war, we must kill the Night King."

Viserys, who had a youthful appearance with silver-gold hair but was actually over a hundred years old, carried the Dragonsteel sword Blackfire on his back and pointed to the rough and simple map in front of him as he spoke.

The First Evolution

The survivors have been battling the White Walkers for decades, witnessing the growth of a generation like 'Wolf Spirit' Brendan, from newborn infants to spirited young men.

Therefore, Viserys doesn't need to elaborate on the weaknesses of the White Walkers; representatives of many races and First Men tribes are well aware of them.

But Viserys' last words made everyone present, including the Children of the Forest and even the Giant King, take a deep breath, their expressions varying.

Killing the Night King is no easy task.

If the Night King were so easily killed, the long night wouldn't have lasted so long.

In fact, the Children of the Forest have lived for a very long time, and this is not the first time they have dealt with something like the White Walkers, but this is the most troublesome one yet.

Because this 'Leader of the White Walkers,' or as the self-proclaimed Valyrian 'Night King' is commonly referred to, his identity is somewhat special—

It is a child of the forest.

It possesses a pair of green eyes and, among the Children of the Forest, a long-lived species skilled in magic, has an exceptionally strong innate mental strength, even possessing the talent to become the next Green Prophet.

However, this talented and gifted Child of the Forest was affected by the Black Stone's 'magnetic field' and eventually became infected, turning him into the Night King. In turn, he created more White Walkers, many of whom were also Children of the Forest.

This was a crucial secret of the Children of the Forest, but at this critical juncture, they were no longer willing to conceal it. So, the representative of the Children of the Forest spoke frankly at the pre-battle meeting.

"The leader of the White Walkers, the Night King, is actually a son of the forest."

"It possesses powerful magic; it's formidable and not so easy to deal with."

The Children of the Forest's candid revelation of this secret caused a huge uproar at the pre-war meeting.

Many First Men tribal leaders even questioned whether the White Walkers were created by the Children of the Forest to eliminate the humans who invaded Westeros.

The children of the forest achieved their goal, reducing the human population to a critical level, but in doing so, they also ruined their own lives.

However, in the face of doubt, arguments soon broke out in the pre-battle tents, but the wiser ones remained silent.

Now is not the time to continue fighting amongst ourselves, regardless of who created the White Walkers, otherwise the last glimmer of hope for the living will be extinguished.

Viserys, however, seemed quite indifferent to this so-called 'secret'.

Regardless of what the Night King is or how powerful he is, if they want to win this war and save the world, they must eliminate him.

And this arduous task—to seize the opportunity on the battlefield and eliminate the Night King...

Viserys's gaze swept over the representatives of the various races and First Nations tribes in the camp.

Among the early inhabitants, there were brave warriors who believed themselves to be highly skilled in combat and volunteered to fight.

The Children of the Forest believe that others do not understand them, so they simply need to cooperate with them and let them take down the Night King and clean house.

The giant king also patted his chest, willing to punch this so-called 'Night King' to death.

But in the end, Viserys's gaze fell upon Azor Ahai, the Loinnar warrior who had come with a mission and was sitting alone in the corner.

Because the other party is the human hero destined to kill the Night King and save the world.

"This arduous task is now entrusted to you."

Chapter 1149 The Battle of Dawn

Viserys entrusted Azor Ahai with the arduous and important task of assassinating the Night King.

This is something that many people find hard to understand.

The opponent was indeed a very powerful warrior, and he wielded a divine sword that could set his enemies ablaze.

But dealing with the Night King is a difficult task after all. Is it too careless to rely on just one person?

However, the chieftains of the First Men, the Giant King, and the leader of the Children of the Forest all had some concerns about this, but Heros and Diana completely understood.

Because they also knew that in this part of history, it was ultimately Azor Ahai who killed the Night King and saved the world.

If history continues along its original trajectory, then it would be most appropriate for this 'Chosen One' to deal with the Night King.

...

After Viserys made all the necessary arrangements before the battle, the epic 'Battle of Dawn' began.

At the start of the war, the White Walkers came from the far north, riding on thick fog.

Holding razor-thin ice swords, they sat atop skeletal horses and ice spiders, gazing towards the side of the living. Soon after, the army of the dead followed them, descending upon the mortal realm.

The endless sea of ​​the dead stretched as far as the eye could see, almost without end, shrouded in thick fog.

Among them were humans, giants, and various animals, emitting sharp, frenzied howls before charging towards the survivors.

Meanwhile, all the survivors, regardless of race, united as one. They witnessed this nightmarish scene, and all of them gasped for breath, their palms sweating as they gripped their weapons tightly.

The First Clan

However, not a single person, including the children of the forest and the giants, deserted.

Because they all knew this would be the final battle, and if they lost, the world would have no tomorrow, no hope.

Even if they desert, they won't survive for long. In the end, they will perish along with all other lives under the long night, until the world becomes a lifeless place.

Since death is inevitable either way, why not risk it all for a chance at survival, even if it's just a slim one?

For the future of the entire world, for their descendants and the continuation of their race.

All the First Men, Children of the Forest, and Giants in the Survivor camp were actually mentally prepared when they stepped onto the battlefield.

They knew what they were about to face, but when they actually saw the horde of zombies coming from all directions, they couldn't help but feel despair. However, this despair was transformed into determination by their inner will.

"kill!"

Immediately at the commander's command, the warriors of all the united races roared in unison.

Peng Peng Peng—

The next second, flaming arrows rained down like rain, and the ghouls fell one after another, struck by the arrows. The early people, wielding spears made of dragon crystal daggers tied to wooden sticks, charged forward with overwhelming momentum.

Meanwhile, the powerful magic unleashed by the Children of the Forest transformed into a barrage of lightning that crashed down from the sky, creating a deafening roar as countless ghouls were torn to shreds by the magic.

Meanwhile, the giants wielded uprooted logs as clubs, sweeping away hordes of White Walkers with powerful, sweeping movements.

However, the survivors were fully prepared for their fate and were therefore fearless and indomitable. Their fierce attacks even forced the army of the dead to retreat in defeat.

Unfortunately, this momentum eventually faded away over time.

It wasn't because the heroes representing the living were afraid, but because they were ultimately living beings limited by physical and mental strength.

The White Walkers had already witnessed many such scenes when they conquered the world. In every place, among every human or other intelligent being, heroes would emerge from those who possessed a sense of honor and shame. There were too many heroes in this world.

Therefore, the White Walkers were not surprised to see this, and they coldly ordered a counterattack.

Immediately, the horde of zombies, as if injected with adrenaline, launched a fierce counterattack against the survivors.

The Forest Child, who was casting a spell, was overwhelmed by the surging ghouls, knocked to the ground, and torn to pieces.

The ghouls crawled on the giant's body like ants, and the giant, who was over five meters tall and taller than the strongest giant in later generations, finally collapsed with a wail as the ghouls devoured him.

In the early tribes, the warriors formed battle formations, like reefs in the ocean waves, tenaciously and bravely resisting the attacks of the ghouls.

But ultimately, faced with the relentless and fearless onslaught of the zombie horde, they were overwhelmed. What began as a point-by-point collapse quickly spread outwards like a snowball...

...

The front lines of the 'Battle of Dawn' are on the verge of collapse.

"Whoo~"

"Whoo~"

"Whoo~"

Meanwhile, on the other side, bearing the most difficult mission, the warrior Azor Ahai from the East carried the divine sword Lightbringer, which he had forged himself, and moved swiftly through the snow-covered dense forest.

He would not betray Viserys's trust in him, nor would he forget his vow to end the long night. He was now tracking the Night King's movements, waiting for an opportunity to assassinate him and end this long night.

According to Azor Ahai's observation, the Night King seemed indifferent to the course and outcome of the war.

Or perhaps it was already certain of victory, so it left ahead of time, riding the ice spider alone towards the north.

It was under these circumstances that Azor Ahai, with the help of the lion spirit 'Shadow Hunter' Edric, tracked the Ice Spider's aura and headed north.

His speed was certainly not as fast as the ice spider, which was larger than a yak, but Yazor Yahai did not give up and relentlessly pursued it from behind.

After chasing for several days and nights, the human heroes finally caught up with the Night King once again.

This time, it discovered that the Night King seemed to have stopped here and was not planning to leave.

Located in the land of eternal winter, where almost no living person can set foot, stands an ice altar that is almost impossible to build in this era amidst a vast expanse of white ice.

And now the Night King stands on this icy altar. He is short in stature, with large ears, an icy crown on his head, and a pair of icy blue eyes burning with eerie flames. He holds a black stone in his hand, which has only three fingers.

However, at that moment, it seemed to sense Azor Ahai's presence and turned its head slightly to look in this direction.

Chapter 1150 Killing the Night King

"We've been discovered."

The Night King discovered the human hero Azor Ahai, who was hiding in the shadows, while the Loinnar warriors gritted their teeth slightly as they faced the Night King's eerie eyes burning with icy blue flames.

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Without any fear or hesitation, he drew the divine sword Lightbringer from his back and charged towards his opponent without looking back, trudging through the thick snow.

As a child of the forest, the first Night King stood quietly on the ice altar, his furry ears fluttering in the wind, watching the ignorant yet fearless human warrior charge toward him.

Azor Ahai faces a terrifying enemy who seeks to destroy the entire world, but his fighting spirit is stronger than ever before.

Without any hesitation, he charged towards the enemy, holding the Lightbringer in his hand, and leaped onto the Frost Altar in two quick steps.

Although he didn't know why the legendary Night King was standing there, coldly watching him, whether it was due to arrogance or some other reason, he would kill him without hesitation.

"Go to hell!"