In his book, he said that the strange seasonal changes in Westeros had a lot to do with magic, and that the ancient Valyrians had predicted that the destruction of mankind would begin in Westeros.
Since coming to this world, Drogon has heard too many prophecies and predictions. Although he doesn't know whether they are true or not, almost every one of them contains the secrets of this world.
If this prophecy is true, does it mean that the White Walkers will destroy humanity and slowly take over the world?
Thinking about Bass's remarks, he picked up a book called "Exploration of the Unknown World". The so-called unknown world is relative to the "known world".
Drogon already knew about the known world from other books in the library.
The known world consists of four continents and surrounding oceans and islands.
Westeros is located at the westernmost part of the world, and its land is mainly composed of seven kingdoms.
The Eastern Continent refers to Essos across the Narrow Sea, including several free trade cities including Pentos, the three cities of Slave Bay, the Dothraki Grass Sea, the Red Waste, Qarth, and the Shadow Lands in the far east.
The southern continent of Sothoryos is located south of Essos in the eastern continent, across the Summer Sea.
The fourth most mysterious continent is located next to the Shadow Land, south of Asshai, named Urtes, and is separated from Asshai by only a strait.
The only thing known in The Known World is that the continent of Ulster is almost covered by mountains and jungles, and nothing else is known.
The details of Ulster belong to the Unknown World, which also includes other unexplored seas and islands, as well as the Shadow Land next to Asshai.
It was not until "The Unknown World" that Drogon learned that the Shadow Land is not just a mysterious name, it is really a land covered in shadows, known as the "end of civilization."
It is a polluted area, shrouded in black fog all year round, and haunted by demons and man-eating monsters.
The danger level is even more terrifying than the devil's land, the Sea of Smoke. Even the various wizards, sorcerers and other mysterious people active in Asia dare not set foot in it.
The Land of Shadows also has a great impact on Asia next to it. Asia is normal during the day, but it falls into darkness at night, as if all light sources have been absorbed.
There is also undrinkable black river water in Asia, land that cannot be used for farming, and Asiatic people who wear masks or veils all year round and never show their true faces.
Looking at the secrets of this world, Drogon was gradually attracted, until the sky brightened and he realized that he could not continue watching.
I put the books I had read back to their original places, checked again to make sure there were no omissions, then locked the door and put the key back, planning to continue reading in the evening.
During the day, he flew to the grassland and had a big meal, then went to the Slave Bay to increase his presence, gain some power of faith, and at the same time deter those slave owners who were ready to make a move.
He sneaked into the school again at night, not only looking through the secret knowledge in the independent room, but also checking out some other knowledge in the library that he did not know.
Although he had watched Game of Thrones in his previous life, many details had been forgotten over time, and he also saw many things here that were not in the show.
After three more nights in the Citadel, he finally reviewed the content that interested him, which allowed him to slowly uncover some of the mysteries of this world and understand some of the things hidden beneath the prophecies and texts.
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Six days later, the first batch of dragonglass was delivered to the Wall. Stannis sent people to Westeros to find skilled blacksmiths to forge dragonglass weapons and create dragonglass arrowheads.
Stannis also sent people to repair the various defensive facilities on the Great Wall.
Three days later, Stannis and Jon, who were supervising the construction and preparation of defenses, received reports at the same time that a large group of troops had arrived outside the Wall.
When they arrived at the Great Wall and looked at the dense shadows in the wind and snow in the distance, they knew that the White Walkers had finally arrived at the Wall.
Stannis notified the messenger to let all the resting personnel stand by and be ready to meet the siege of the Death Army at any time.
Under the Great Wall, more and more zombies gathered, and the number was close to 100,000. One could even see giants, mammoths and other huge beasts among them. Judging from the degree of decay, they had probably been dead for a long time.
Seeing the number of the Death Army, Jon and the wildling Tormund Redbeard roughly understood why they arrived a few days later than expected.
Not only did the Night King kill the scattered wildling tribes that had not yet retreated to the Wall, he may have also been picking up corpses on the road, making the Army of the Dead even stronger.
Two hours passed after the arrival of the Death Legion before the numbers stopped gathering. The group of zombies was split in the middle, and several figures riding skeleton warhorses walked out.
The man in the middle was wearing light armor that emitted a chill, his face was like a sculpture, and he wore an unknown spearhead-shaped ornament under his neck. He was the Night King.
He no longer looked disheveled from the final blow from Brynden the Three-Eyed Raven. Not only was his armor intact, but even the scratches on his face and the pointed horns on his head had fully grown back.
At the same time that Stannis and Jon saw the Night King, the Night King also saw them, with his light blue eyes open and an expressionless face.
It was the first time for Stannis and his soldiers to see the White Walkers and the Night King. Although they could not see their faces clearly, they could feel their eerie silence and the crooked figures of the wights.
After looking up at Stannis and the other man for a while, the Night King turned his gaze to Melisandre beside Stannis.
Seeing the Night King, the God of Cold's subordinate, looking at her, Melisandre narrowed her eyes slightly.
After taking a look at Melisandre, the Night King turned his eyes elsewhere, finally fixing his eyes on Bran who had just been pushed onto the city wall, which made Bran feel a slight chill in his heart.
After being almost caught in the Green Sight, Bran did not go into the Green Sight again to check on the Night King. Instead, he placed his consciousness in the crows to observe the movements of the Army of the Dead.
Unexpectedly, when the flock of crows flew over the Night King, he discovered him and forced Bran to withdraw from the alien perception.
Seeing the Night King staring at him, Bran even suspected that the Night King came to the Wall just for him, rather than to invade the south of the Wall.
After looking at Bran for a while, the Night King turned his head to observe the Wall and raised the ice sword in his hand towards it.
The army of zombies protecting him began to move slowly towards the Great Wall.
Seeing that the wights were about to attack the city, Jon was about to let Meera push Bran onto the elevator and down the Wall, but Bran reached out to stop him.
Jon knew that he wanted to see the wights attacking the city, so he didn't force him to go down.
One hundred thousand zombies spread out and gradually approached the Great Wall, but as soon as their hands touched the Great Wall, they screamed and retracted.
Smoke was still coming out of the retracted hand, as if it was burned. The corpse ghost in front took a step back and dared not move forward again.
Seeing the city wall glowing brighter in icy blue after being touched by the wights, Jon and the others on the wall breathed a sigh of relief. The powerful magic engraved under the foundation of the city wall took effect.
The Night King retreated back to the team and saw that the corpse ghost seemed a little angry when he stopped moving forward. He raised the ice sword in his hand again and let out a sharp roar.