Game of Thrones：The King’s Reign
12,000 years ago, the First Men arrived in Westeros from the Eastern Continent. In their quest for faith, they waged a bloody war against the native Children of the Forest. After years of brutal conflict, a sacred pact was made between the two sides—the Children of the Forest would claim the forests, while the rest of Westeros would belong to the First Men. Yet, this oath did not bring peace. Instead, it sowed the seeds for a history of constant change and conflict. Over the centuries, waves of conquest and expansion surged across the land, with new rulers arriving from the Eastern Continent, each leaving their mark on Westeros. 6,000 years ago, the Andals invaded Westeros from the Eastern Continent, sweeping across the southern lands and establishing their kingdom through fire and steel. Then, 300 years ago, the Valyrians, under the great conqueror Aegon Targaryen, sailed across the Narrow Sea and conquered Westeros with the aid of dragons, becoming the rulers of the Seven Kingdoms. The Targaryen dynasty, despite its strength, was unable to erase the deep-rooted ancient oaths and conflicts that lingered beneath the surface. And now, a new chapter in history is being written. A name from the eastern shores is beginning to stir the winds of change—Monggo Kaao. This powerful conqueror, known as the Supreme Kaao, leads a massive Dothraki horde across the Narrow Sea to invade Westeros. His goal is clear: to conquer the Seven Kingdoms and unite the kingdoms of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, proclaiming himself as "Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm." However, Kaao's conquest will not be easy. Despite the many conquests and changes in power, the land of Westeros has never truly been unified. Between the rival kingdoms, there are deep-seated tensions and old grudges, and every castle holds nobles who are unwilling to bend the knee. While Kaao's army is fearsome and victorious on the battlefield, they are not just fighting against the kingdoms—they must also contend with the ancient forces that still haunt Westeros. As Kaao moves through the land, he discovers that the struggle is not only against kings and lords, but also against the deep magic and mysterious forces that have always existed within Westeros. The Children of the Forest, whose power has been forgotten by most, still hold sway in the northern woods. Old gods, beasts, and creatures of shadow have begun to reemerge, and they are not kind to invaders. Moreover, Kaao's Dothraki horde, with their horse-centered way of life and ancient traditions, find themselves in deep conflict with the more settled, aristocratic societies of Westeros. The Dothraki are loyal to their customs and beliefs, but the lords and ladies of Westeros find it difficult to accept the nomadic warriors as equals or rulers.
