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Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish

Han Fei’s first spiritual beast, summoned in chapter 61.

Even though its extraordinarily childish to name a pet "Little this and Little That" and lazy to the point you may as well call it dog poo taco. #learntoname

# Status

<Name> Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish
<Introduction> They’re the descendants of the mysterious primitive Yin-Yang Sky-Swallowing Fish. The black and white fish accompany one another. The white fish is docile, whereas the black one is cruel. They are symbiotic. As long as one lives, the other lives too.
<Level> Level 0
<Quality> Mysterious
<Spiritual Energy> 100 points
<Food> Omnivorous. They can swallow everything.
<Name> Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish
<Level> Level 1
<Quality> Mysterious
<Spiritual Energy> 100 points
<Food> Omnivorous. They can swallow everything.
<Note> The black fish is not visible. Except for the owner, only people with naturally-born Yin-Yang Divine Eyes can see it.

Chapter 370
<Name> Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish
<Introduction> They’re the descendants of the mysterious primitive Yin-Yang Sky-Swallowing Fish. The black and white fish accompany each other. The white fish is docile, whereas the black one is cruel. They are symbiotic. As long as one lives, the other won’t die.
<Level> 30
<Quality> Mysterious
<Stored Spiritual Energy> 100,000 points <Food> Omnivorous. They can swallow everything
<Combat Skills> Supreme Yin-Yang Wheel (5,000 points of spiritual energy is consumed every second)
<Name> Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish
<Introduction> They’re the descendants of the mysterious primitive Yin-Yang Sky-Swallowing Fish. The black and white fish accompany each other. The white fish is docile, whereas the black one is cruel. They are symbiotic. As long as one lives, the other won’t die.
<Level> 40
<Quality> Mysterious
<Spiritual Energy> 10,000,000 Points
<Food> Omnivorous. They can swallow everything.
<Battle Techniques> Supreme Yin Yang Wheel, Spirit Swallowing Body
<Note> The black fish is not visible. Except for the owner, only people with naturally-born Yin-Yang Divine Eyes can see it. When they’re combined, they’ll be as powerful as a Divine Weapon.
 Chapter 929
<Name> Twin Yin-Yang Spirit Swallowing Fish
<Introduction> They’re the descendants of the mysterious primitive Yin-Yang Sky-Swallowing Fish. The black and white fish accompany each other. The white fish is docile, whereas the black one is cruel. They are symbiotic. As long as one lives, the other won’t die.
<Level> Level-50
<Quality> Mysterious
<Storage Reiki> 10 million points
<Food> Omnivorous. They can swallow anything.
<Combat Skills> Supreme Yin Yang Wheel, Spirit Swallowing Body, Combination
<Note> The black fish is not visible. Except for the owner, only people with naturally-born Yin-Yang Divine Eyes can see it.
<Contains Soul Power> 2,602 points
Attempted Rescue of Arya Stark

Factions| * House Baratheon of Storm's End
* Kingsguard
* House Stark
* House Blackfyre

Casualties| * Queen Arya Stark

The **attempted rescue of Arya Stark** was a failed attempt to rescue Queen Arya Stark from the captivity of Euron Greyjoy during the War of the Narrow Sea.

## History

### Prelude

Arya was captured by Euron Greyjoy following her defeat in a duel during the Battle of Storm's End. Edric Baratheon, the Lord of Storm's End, successfully broke out and escaped up the Kingsroad before Coaliton forces fully took his castle. Upon reaching King's Landing, Edric broke the news of Arya's captivity to his brother and Arya's husband, King Gendry Baratheon. Gendry initially wanted to go after Arya himself, but was talked out of it by the Small Council. Myrielle, the Mistress of Whisperers, noted that Arya was likely being held captive on Tarth, and suggested sending Edric and Brienne of Tarth, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, in a covert rescue mission. Brienne happily accepted the order, as she hoped to ensure the safety of her own father, who's welfare thus remained unknown.

### Rescue attempt

Upon infiltrating Evenfall Hall, Edric and Brienne soon confirmed that Arya was indeed alive and being held in the castle. As they made their way through the castle, they stumbled upon Aeron Blackfyre, still recovering from his injuries sustained during the Battle of Storm's End. After subduing Aeron, the duo interrogated him. Aeron revealed that Brienne's father, Selwyn Tarth, had been tortured to death by Euron shortly after the island fell, and suggested that the only reason Arya hadn't yet met the same fate was because Euron intended to take her as a salt wife. Infuriated, Brienne beheaded Aeron, and Edric took Aeron's sword, Blackfyre.

Edric and Brienne eventually located Arya and freed her, and the three began making their way out of the castle. As a token of her gratitude, Arya gave Edric her Valyrian steel dagger. Immediately afterwards, Arya was suddenly separated from Edric and Brienne by a falling portcullis. Euron Greyjoy emerged and began dueling Arya, while Edric and Brienne were forced to watch on helplessly. Despite landing several hits on the Ironborn warrior with her own blade, Needle, Arya was soon fatally stabbed in the abdomen, killing her nearly instantly. Edric and Brienne fled the castle, defeated.

### Aftermath

Upon their return to King's Landing, Gendry was both distraught and enraged. In a black fury, he stripped Brienne of her white cloak and banished her from the capital, and began to grow increasingly suspicious of Edric's loyalties, eventually culminating in a confrontation on Dragonstone later in the war.

With the death of Aeron Blackfyre, his widowed sister-wife Naerys was proclaimed the rightful queen of the Seven Kingdoms.
Armond Baratheon

Ser **Armond Baratheon** is the great-grandson of Prince Eldrick Baratheon; a grandson of King Robert II Baratheon through his second son Prince Eddard Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

Born during the reign of Rogar I Baratheon, Armond was only distantly related to the main reigning branch of his house, and thus his position at court was always tenuous, especially during Rogar's malevolent rule.

During the regency of Queen Nymeria I Baratheon, Armond began an on-and-off affair with Queen Mother Sharra Arryn, becoming one of her most leal allies, and frequently clashing with Prince Regent Robert Baratheon. In 457 AC, when Sharra supplanted Robert as regent, one of her first acts was to name Armond as Hand of the King. The two were eventually betrothed and married in 460 AC.

### Black Succession

As the wife of Queen Sharra, Armond is loyal member of the Royalists in the Black Succession.

## Personality

Armond grew into a resourceful individual, adept at court politics, but generally not as skilled as he believed himself to be.
Winterfell

*This page is about the castle. For the episode, see: Winterfell (episode)*

* Appearance
* Location

"*Winterfell is our home. It's ours and Arya's and Bran's and Rickon's. Wherever they are, it belongs to our family. We have to fight for it.*"
―Sansa Stark to Jon Snow
**Winterfell** is the regional capital of the North and the ancestral seat of House Stark. It is a very old castle nestled among the rolling plains and tundra common to the region, located roughly in the centre of the North. The Kingsroad runs close by, linking Winterfell to Castle Black further to the north and King's Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, far to the south.

## See also

* Winterfell on Wiki of Westeros
* Winterfell on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Naerys Blackfyre

## Naerys I Blackfyre

Beheaded by Edric Baratheon using Blackfyre after being betrayed by Euron Greyjoy

## Political information

### Title(s)

Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men (claimant)
Lady of the Seven Kingdoms (claimant)
Protector of the Realm (claimant)
Princess of Dragonstone (claimant)
Queen Consort (formerly, claimant)

## Behind the scenes information

### Portrayed by

Eva Green

Queen **Naerys Blackfyre** was a member of the exiled House Blackfyre, the younger sister of Aeron Blackfyre, and the grand-niece of Maelys Blackfyre.

## Biography

### Background

Born in exile in Volantis, hosted by Malaquo Maegyr and his family, Naerys was a quiet and introverted child, in stark contrast to her brother, but was none-the-less extremely intelligent and gifted in diplomacy. In 313 AC she was married to Aeron and the following year they launched an invasion of Westeros as part of the opening stages of the War of the Narrow Sea.

### *A Dream of Spring*

Naerys accompanied Aeron through the Stormlands during the opening battles of the southern theatre. Following her brother's injury during the Battle of Storm's End and subsequent death during the attempt to rescue Arya Stark, she was proclaimed by the Eastern Coalition as the rightful Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. However, she was never placed in any meaningful position of power, and was effectively subordinate to her 'ally' Euron Greyjoy.

Following the Battle in the Tourney Grounds and the retreat of Coalition forces to Storm's End, Euron Greyjoy deemed Naerys had outlived her usefulness. As Baratheon forces beseiged Storm's End, Euron rode out to meet Edric Baratheon, turned over Naerys, gagged, chained and naked, before he withdrew his forces entirely from Storm's End.

Edric took pity on Naerys, but with his loyalty to the throne being openly questioned, he felt he had no choice but to execute her. Naerys was executed by Edric the following day with the sword Blackfyre itself. With Naerys's death, House Blackfyre was rendered extinct.
Trystane Baratheon

Lord Commander of the Kingsguard (to Robert III, Lyanna I, Rogar I, Lyonel I, Steffon I and Nymeria I)

### Predecessor(s)

Steffon I Baratheon (Protector of the Realm)

### Successor(s)

Robert Baratheon (Prince Regent and Protector of the Realm)

## Personal information

### Father

Eldrick Baratheon

Prince **Trystane Baratheon** was the only son of Prince Eldrick Baratheon, a grandson of King Robert II Baratheon through his second son, Prince Eddard Baratheon. He was also the grandfather of Ser Armond Baratheon. He is remembered as "**Trystane Ten-Titles"** due to the large number of offices he held during his years.

## Biography

### Background

Trystane was a formidable warrior, and was considered the most skilled duelist in the Seven Kingdoms for a time. He was knighted on his sixteenth nameday, and was named to the Kingsguard of King Robert III Baratheon on his twenty-third.

### Lord Commander of the Kingsguard

In 422 AC, when Trystane was fourty-four, he was named the Lord Commander of his order, an office he would go on to hold for the remaining twenty-nine years of his life, spanning the reigns of six monarchs.

### Hand of the King

In the final years of King Lyonel I Baratheon's reign, he was made Hand of the King. He continued to serve throughout the five-year reign of his son, King Steffon I Baratheon, during which he effectively ruled the Seven Kingdoms, due to King Steffon's complete indifference to ruling. He is still regarding by some as the most powerful Hand in the office's history.

### Protector of the Realm

In 450 AC, King Steffon I Baratheon, led on his deathbed, named Trystane as Prince Regent and Protector of the Realm for his six year old daughter, who soon succeeded him as Queen Nymeria I Baratheon. Trystane served her loyally as regent, but died in his sleep after only a year, and was succeeded as regent by Nymeria's half-uncle, Robert Baratheon.
Asaro Trellos

High Triarch **Asaro Trellos** was a magister of Myr who successfully united the city-states of Myr, Lys and Tyrosh into the Second Triarchy following Myr's conquest of the latter two. From his new position of High Triarch, Asaro Trellos ruled the Second Triarchy throughout it's entire existence.

As a young magister of Myr, Asaro rose to lead the city's military forces, commanding them as they conquered the neighbouring cities of Lys and Tyrosh. He re-established the old Triarchy, aptly naming it the Second Triarchy. He orchestrated the War of the Narrow Sea, leading the Second Triarchy and it's coalition of allies into conflict with the Seven Kingdoms in 314 AC. Despite the initial successes, the war ultimately turned against the Second Triarchy, and it's cities were invaded and occupied one-by-one. During the climactic Battle of Myr, Asaro was burned alive by the renegade Drogon, who came to the aid of the Westerosi forces he had fought alongside during the Great War.

Shortly after his death, the occupied Second Triarchy was dissolved and reorganised into the Three Daughters, a de-facto vassal state of the Iron Throne.
Great Summer

The **Great Summer**, also called the **Long Summer** or the **Eternal Summer**, is the name given to the continuous and unending summer that began in 315 AC, ten years following the end of the Great War and shortly following the end of the War of the Narrow Sea.

It has since been understood that the White Walkers had caused the years-long winters that had plagued Westeros for millennia. With the Night King's death at the hands of Bran Stark, so did his influence over the seasons fail, ultimately culminating in Westeros settling into a permanent state of relatively warm and hospitable climate beginning in 315 AC, following a ten year 'great spring'.

By the fifth century after Aegon's Conquest, the term is beginning to fall out of favour among maesters, as a less extreme and yet more predictable model of 'seasons' has begun to be observed; with one cycle of four 'seasons' taking place precisely over the course of one year, with each 'season', summer included, lasting precisely three turns of the moon. While the new model of seasons is gaining popularity among the intelligentsia of Westeros, the concept of the 'Great Summer' and the cessation of the seasonal cycle remains generally accepted among both the lesser-educated nobility and smallfolk alike.
Steffon Baratheon (son of Ormund)

*This page is about the father of Robert, Stannis and Renly Baratheon. For other uses, see: Steffon Baratheon (disambiguation)*

## Biographical information

### Died

278 AC (aged 49)
 in Shipbreaker Bay
Drowned after his ship, the *Windproud*, sank in a storm

## Political information

### Title(s)

Ser
Lord of Storm's End
Lord Paramount of the Stormlands
Master of Laws (to Aerys II)

## Personal information

### Child(ren)

Robert I Baratheon
Stannis Baratheon
Renly Baratheon

Lord **Steffon Baratheon** was the Lord of Storm's End and head of House Baratheon during much of the reign of King Aerys II Targaryen, and the father of Robert, Stannis and Renly Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

He was the only child of Lord Ormund Baratheon and his wife, Princess Rhaelle Targaryen. During his youth, he became good friends with then-Prince Aerys Targaryen and Tywin Lannister. He served as his father's squire during the War of the Ninepenny Kings, and became Lord of Storm's End after his father was struck down by Maelys Blackfyre, dying in Steffon's arms.

He married Cassana Estermont and sired three sons, Robert, Stannis and Renly Baratheon.

### Serving the Mad King

Following the Defiance of Duskendale, the increasingly erratic King Aerys II Targaryen summoned Steffon to King's Landing and named him Master of Laws. In 277 AC, while returning from a failed excursion to Volantis to find a bride for Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, Steffon and his wife were killed after their ship, the Windproud, was destroyed in a storm in Shipbreaker Bay within sight of Storm's End, an event which was witnessed with horror by Steffon's elder sons, Robert and Stannis.

## See also

* Steffon Baratheon on Wiki of Westeros
* Steffon Baratheon on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Yara Greyjoy

Stabbed through the heart by her undead brother, Theon Greyjoy during the Battle of King's Landing

## Political information

### Title(s)

Lady Reaper of Pyke
Queen of the Iron Islands
Queen of Salt and Rock
Daughter of the Sea Wind

## Personal information

### Sibling(s)

Rodrick Greyjoy
Maron Greyjoy
Theon Greyjoy

## Behind the scenes information

### Portrayed by

Gemma Whelan

"*And she is your rightful ruler. Those of you that have sailed under her, and there are many of you here, you know what she is! She is a reaver! She is a warrior! She is ironborn! We will find no better leader! This is our queen!*"
―Theon Greyjoy declaring Yara as the rightful Queen of the Iron Islands
Queen **Yara Greyjoy** was the only daughter of Lord Balon Greyjoy and his wife, Alannys Harlaw, the younger sister of Rodrik and Maron Greyjoy, and the older sister of Theon Greyjoy.

Following the death of her father, Yara entered into an intermittent seven year long civil conflict with her uncle, Euron Greyjoy, for rulership over the Iron Islands. Yara sided with Daenerys Targaryen to garner additional support and legitimacy to her claim, ultimately drawing herself and her forces into the Great War. After retaking the Iron Islands from her uncle's forces, Yara learned of her brother Theon's demise during the Fall of Winterfell. She decided to ride east to participate in the Battle of King's Landing, where she was killed in the Red Keep fighting against Theon, reanimated a wight.

Her death left the Iron Islands without a clear leader, causing the archipelago to descend into chaos, only rectified some time after the Great War when Baratheon, Hightower and Redwyne forces occupied the Iron Islands and installed House Harlaw as Lords of the Iron Islands.

## Biography

### Background

See Yara Greyjoy/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 2

See Yara Greyjoy/*Game of Thrones*: Season 2 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 3

See Yara Greyjoy/*Game of Thrones*: Season 3 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Yara Greyjoy/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Yara Greyjoy/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

See Yara Greyjoy/*Game of Thrones*: Season 7 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Yara Greyjoy on Wiki of Westeros
* Asha Greyjoy on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Battle of Myr

### Outcome

**Decisive Baratheon victory*** Complete surrender of all Eastern Coalition forces
* Deaths of Edric Baratheon and Asaro Trellos
* Reorganisation of the Second Triarchy into the Three Daughters

Factions| * **Iron Throne**/House Baratheon of King's Landing
* House Baratheon of Storm's End
* House Stark
* House Lannister
* House Arryn
* House Tully
* House Harlaw
* House Hightower
* House Martell
* Golden Company
* Drogon (late battle)

Casualties| **Heavy*** Lord Edric Baratheon

### Civilian casualties

**Heavy**

The **Battle of Myr** was the final climatic battle during the War of the Narrow Sea, taking place at the city of Myr, the capital and then-last remaining unoccupied city of the Second Triarchy.

## History

### Prelude

Following the Battle of Tyrosh and the Sack of Braavos, the Eastern Coalition's influence extended no further than the city walls of Myr. None-the-less, Asaro Trellos refused to surrender, and regardless, the Westerosi allies sought his head. As Trellos prepared his city for a siege, a large Westerosi army began assembling to the south, comprising forces from every corner of the continent. In addition, the Golden Company, whom Trellos had previously attempted to hire, offered their blades to King Gendry Baratheon free of charge in exchange for rule over the city once the battle was over.

### The battle

Lord Edric Baratheon lead the van into the city, comprising the most seasoned warriors from the war. The city walls soon fell, yet Asaro Trellos's men continued to offer fierce resistance throughout the city. Just as Edric and his men entered the palace district, a number of rigged explosions triggered in the divided walls, collapsing them and cutting Edric off from the bulk of the Westerosi army still in the depths of the city. Edric and his men were soon surrounded, and Asaro emerged from his palace, taking pleasure in killing Edric even if his city would soon fall. Just before the last of Edric's men were killed, a great roar filled the air as Drogon flew in from the east, incinerating Asaro Trellos and his men, and most of the remaining resistance in the city. Despite this, Edric had been mortally wounded during the battle, and soon succumbed to his wounds.

### Aftermath

Edric and Asaro Trellos's deaths marked the end of the War of the Narrow Sea. Myr was ultimately turned over to the Captain of the Golden Company, Harry Strickland, who soon orchestrated the reorganising of the Second Triarchy into the Three Daughters, effectively turning it into a vassal state of the Iron Throne. Edric was succeeded as Lord of Storm's End by his seven year old son, Orryn Baratheon, with his widow, Alynne Baratheon, serving as regent of Stormlands.
Emperor Sparrow

This is a mysterious ancient creature. All races regard it as ominous. The Emperor Sparrow is born to be an Emperor, looking down upon everything. Among the ancient ferocious beasts, the Emperor Sparrow ranks first.

1

Primordial Fierce Beast

10,000 points

{Food} It depends on his mood.

{Combat skill} Eyes of Disaster, call of heart demon,Battle body

Follow the will of the Emperor, or disaster will happen.

Rumor has it that whoever kills the Emperor Sparrow dies.
Battle of Storm's End

Factions| * House Baratheon of Storm's End
* **Iron Throne**/House Baratheon of King's Landing(relief force)
* **Second Triarchy**
* House Greyjoy(relief force)

Casualties| **Heavy*** Queen Arya Stark (POW)

The **Battle of Storm's End** was a climatic battle during the early stages of the War of the Narrow Sea, taking place at Storm's End, the seat of House Baratheon of Storm's End and the regional capital of the Stormlands.

## History

### Prelude

Lord Edric Baratheon had gathered around him a substantial force of his bannermen following the Battle of Stonehelm, and by the time Aeron Blackfyre's army approached, Edric felt confident he'd be able to repel the pretender king.

### The battle

Edric initially succeeded in defending his castle against the Triarchy forces of Aeron Blackfyre after they attacked the castle from land. However, Edric's forces quickly became overwhelmed after Euron Greyjoy launched a surprise seaborne attack from Shipbreaker Bay, and were only partially relieved after a force of King's men under Queen Arya Stark rode in from the north.

In the ensuing battle, Edric severely wounded Aeron Blackfyre in single combat, but Euron Greyjoy defeated and captured Arya Stark. The battle had soon turned against the Lord of Storm's End, and Edric was forced to stage a break-out with his remaining forces up the Kingsroad.

### Aftermath

With Aeron Blackfyre significantly debilitated, Euron Greyjoy assumed de-facto control over the Coalition forces in the Stormlands, and evacuated the injured Aeron and captive Arya to Evenfall Hall on the island of Tarth.
Blackfyre

**Blackfyre** is a Valyrian steel sword owned by House Baratheon of King's Landing, the royal house of the Seven Kingdoms.

It was originally an heirloom of House Targaryen, forged in Old Valyria, and brought by the Targaryens to Dragonstone prior to the Doom of Valyria. It was then given to Daemon Waters, the bastard son of King Aegon IV Targaryen, who went on to found House Blackfyre. Daemon and his descendants contested the Iron Throne for generations, before their final extinction during the War of the Narrow Sea.

## History

### Background

Like all Valyrian steel swords, Blackfyre was forged by the weaponsmiths of the Valyrian Freehold, before the empire was wiped out during the Doom of Valyria. The sword was owned by House Targaryen, the only family of dragonlords to survive the Doom. It wielded by Aegon the Conqueror during his conquest of the Seven Kingdoms, and was passed down through every generation of Targaryen kings, with the sword offering the wielder an air of legitimacy to rule from the Iron Throne.

### *House of the Dragon*: Season 1

See Blackfyre/*House of the Dragon*: Season 1 on Wiki of Westeros

### The Blackfyre Rebellion

Instead of bestowing the sword to his lawful son, Prince Daeron, Aegon IV Targaryen gave Blackfyre to his bastard son, Daemon, who would go on to found House Blackfyre. During Daeron's subsequent rule, Daemon would lead the first of many Blackfyre Rebellions against his brother, although the sword was ultimately lost at the end of Daemon's rebellion.

### *A Dream of Spring*

Around a century after Daemon's death, the sword had fallen into the possession of Malaquo Maegyr of Volantis. He gave the sword to Daemon's descendant, Aeron Blackfyre, who would go on to wield it during the War of the Narrow Sea. Aeron was badly wounded during the Battle of Storm's End, and was taken by Euron Greyjoy to Evenfall Hall on Tarth to recover. During their attempted rescue of Queen Arya Stark, Edric Baratheon and Brienne of Tarth encountered Aeron. Brienne ended up killing Aeron, and Edric took Blackfyre, wielding it until his own death during the Battle of Myr. The sword then passed to his brother, King Gendry Baratheon, and then his son, King Robert II Baratheon. It has belonged to House Baratheon of King's Landing ever since.

## See also

* Blackfyre on Wiki of Westeros
* Blackfyre on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Night King

* Vladimir Furdik
* Richard Brake

Stabbed in the heart with Longclaw by Jon Snow after being forcibly warged through time into Rhaegar Targaryen by Bran Stark;
Crippled by proxy of Rhaegar's death by Robert's Warhammer, wielded by Bran, whilst warged into Robert Baratheon during the Battle of the Trident

## Political information

### Affiliation(s)

White Walkers
First Men (formerly, as a human)

## Personal information

### Culture

White Walkers
First Men (formerly, as a human)

## Behind the scenes information

### Portrayed by

Richard Brake (Season 4-5)
Vladimir Furdik (Season 6-8)

"*The true enemy won't wait out the storm. He brings the storm.*"
―Jon Snow regarding the Night King
The **Night King** was the master and first of the White Walkers, and the supreme leader and puppet-master of the Army of the Dead.

Originally a First Man, the Night King was taken hostage by the Children of the Forest and turned into the first of the White Walkers. Despite originally creating them to eradicate the First Men as they invaded Westeros, the Night King and the White Walkers soon turned on the Children of the Forest as well, leading to the Long Night and the War for the Dawn, where the Children and the First Men pushed the Walkers back to the Lands of Always Winter.

The Night King and the White Walkers remained hidden away far to the north for thousands of years and faded into the myth and legend. During Robert's Rebellion, the Night King attempted possess Rhaegar Targaryen, the heir to the Iron Throne, in order to effortlessly take control of Westeros, but was stopped short by Rhaegar's death during the Battle of the Trident. Two decades later, the Night King led the Army of the Dead to break through the Wall and invade Westeros during the Great War.

The Night King, the White Walkers, and the Army of the Dead were vanquished for good during the Battle of King's Landing at the hands of Bran Stark and Jon Snow, after Bran forcibly warged the immortal Night King through time into the mortal Rhaegar Targaryen, completing the connection the Night King had attempted to forge, just prior to Rhaegar's death, with Bran himself warging into Rhaegar's killer, Robert Baratheon, to ensure the Night King's demise. The Night King was dealt a final killing blow in the present by Rhaegar's own son, Jon Snow.

## Biography

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Night King/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 5

See Night King/*Game of Thrones*: Season 5 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Night King/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

See Night King/*Game of Thrones*: Season 7 on Wiki of Westeros
Robert Baratheon (son of Lyonel I)

*This page is about the son of King Lyonel I Baratheon. For other uses, see: Robert Baratheon (disambiguation)*

## Biographical information

### Born

433 AC (age 28 in 461 AC) at King's Landing

## Political information

### Title(s)

King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men (claimant)
Lord of the Seven Kingdoms (claimant)
Protector of the Realm (claimant, and formerly, to Nymeria I)
Prince Regent (formerly, to Nymeria I)

### Predecessor(s)

Trystane Baratheon (Prince Regent and Protector of the Realm)

### Successor(s)

Sharra Arryn (Queen Regent and Protector of the Realm)

## Personal information

### Child(ren)

Mylenda Baratheon
Willem Baratheon

### Sibling(s)

Steffon I Baratheon (paternal half-brother)
Joffrey Baratheon

"*My ancestor's misguided laws have left the Seven Kingdoms in the hands of two girls, enthralled to the wickedness of their mother. And even if the boy Quentyn is who he says he is, then he is still nothing more than a bastard born of a Volantine witch. By all the laws of gods and men, the throne is mine. And gods be good, it's from there I shall bring an end to this madness.*"
―Robert IV Baratheon
King **Robert IV Baratheon** is the second son of King Lyonel I Baratheon, the elder child of his second wife, Queen Lynora Lannister, the younger half-brother of King Steffon I Baratheon, and the older brother of Joffrey Baratheon.

He leads the Traditionalists faction in the Black Succession. He has thus formally styled himself as **Robert of the House Baratheon, the Fourth of His Name, King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.**

## Biography

### Background

Born in King's Landing, Robert had a more difficult adolescence than many of his contemporaries at court, losing his father and being separated from his mother at the age of twelve.

Robert was named Prince Regent and Protector of the Realm to his then-seven-year-old half-niece, Queen Nymeria I Baratheon, following the death of Prince Trystane Baratheon in 451 AC. Steffon served in the position for six out the ten years of Queen Nymeria's regency, and is generally credited with keeping the Seven Kingdoms stable during a period of such political uncertainty.

Robert ultimately failed to tow the line of court politics, and was ousted from his position in 457 AC. Robert and his brother Joffrey left King's Landing for Storm's End, where they have since been hosted by their relative, Lord Brynden Baratheon.

### Black Succession

He is the leader of the Traditionalists faction in the Black Succession, having declared himself the rightful king at Storm's End shortly following the assassination of Queen Nymeria I Baratheon.

## Personality

Despite his difficult adolescence, Robert grew into a major player at court, stern and humourless and with little patience for court intrigue, but nonetheless a skilled administrator and natural leader by the strength of his presence. He remains close to his younger brother, Joffrey Baratheon.
Howland Reed

* Andrew Bicknell (old)
* Leo Woodruff (young)

**Jojen Reed**: "*When I told my father about your father, for the first time in my life, I saw him cry.*"
**Bran Stark**: "*Your father is Howland Reed. He saved my father's life during the rebellion.*"
**Jojen Reed**: "*Your father told you about the rebellion? Mine never did.*"
— Jojen Reed and Bran Stark talk about their fathers
Lord **Howland Reed** was the head of House Reed and Lord of Greywater Watch from Robert's Rebellion until after the Great War, and the father of Meera and Jojen Reed.

At the end of Robert's Rebellion, he accompanied his liege lord Eddard Stark to the Tower of Joy to rescue Lyanna Stark. He was the only survivor of the ensuing skirmish with the loyalist Kingsguard guarding her, aside from Eddard himself. As such, he became one of only two people to know of Jon Snow's true lineage as the son of Rhaegar Targaryen.

Howland returned to Greywater Watch after the war, where he became a reclusive figure. He did not participate in the War of the Five Kings, although he gave leave to his children to locate Bran Stark after Jojen revealed his greensight abilities. Howland eventually marched south with the Starks following the Fall of Winterfell during the Great War. He fought in the Battle of King's Landing, surviving the final stand against the Night King.

## Biography

### Background

See Howland Reed/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 3

See Howland Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 3 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Howland Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Howland Reed on Wiki of Westeros
* Howland Reed on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Aberdolf Strongbeard

**Meera**: "*Have you ever been north of the Wall ser?*"
**Aberdolf**: "*No milady, but I pray to the gods that I've seen everything that lurks beyond it*"
— Aberdolf Strongbeard to Meera Reed
Ser **Aberdolf Strongbeard** was a Northern soldier who served in the army of Stannis Baratheon during his attempt to take Winterfell. He later joined the motley army of Jon Snow, and fought in the Battle of the Bastards.

He survived the Great War, fighting in the Fall of Winterfell, the Siege of King's Landing, and the final Battle of King's Landing. King Gendry Baratheon subsequently knighted him and named him to his Kingsguard. Whilst in the capital, he was fiercely loyal to and defensive of his Northern kinsmen, namely Queen Arya Stark and Lord Hand Bran Stark.

He later accompanied Bran on his expedition beyond the Wall. Following their return, he accompanied Bran back to King's Landing, where Bran would go on to help thwart an attempted coup.

## Biography

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 5

See Aberdolf Strongbeard/*Game of Thrones*: Season 5 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Aberdolf Strongbeard/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

See Aberdolf Strongbeard/*Game of Thrones*: Season 7 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Aberdolf Strongbeard on Wiki of Westeros
Battle of Lys

Factions| * House Baratheon of Storm's End
* House Arryn
	+ House Corbray
* House Tully
* House Harlaw(naval support)

The **Battle of Lys** was a battle during the War of the Narrow Sea, taking place at Lys, traditionally one of the Free Cities and one of the three principle cities of the Second Triarchy.

## History

### Prelude

Capitalising on his victory at the Battle of Bloodstone, Lord Edric Baratheon sought to capture one of the Second Triarchy's cities. Lys proved to be the least defended and most lucrative target.

### The battle

Led by Edric Baratheon and Ser Lyn Corbray, Baratheon, Arryn and Tully forces, supported by the Harlaw fleet, successfully took the city, striking a significant blow to the Second Triarchy, which was forced to yield one of it's three core cities.

### Aftermath

Asaro Trellos, who led the defence, fled to Myr, where he remained for the remainder of the war. Edric installed Tregar Ormollen and his concubine, Lynesse Hightower, as temporary civil governors of the city during the Westerosi occupation.
A Dream of Spring

***A Dream of Spring*** is a hypothetical cinematic open world video game released following the conclusion of *Game of Thrones* in May 2019 and based thereon.

Set nine years following the events of the "*The Iron Throne*", A *Dream of Spring* would primarily centre on the minor Season 7 and 8 character of Edric Baratheon following the prelude to and eventual main conflicts of the War of the Narrow Sea, told from Edric's perspective. The main story would conclude with Edric's death during the Battle of Myr, followed by a shorter 'epilogue' set a further ten years later, told from the perspective of Lyanna Baratheon, the daughter of King Gendry Baratheon and Queen Arya Stark.

Although it takes its name from the planned seventh and final novel in the *A Song of Ice and Fire* series, it will presumably share little (if any) commonality in terms of plot and storyline. However, the main story takes place during the waning days of a 'great spring', just before the beginning of the Great Summer.

## Plot

*"Nine years have passed since the Great War ended on the steps of the Iron Throne. The Seven Kingdoms have changed forever. King Gendry Baratheon and Queen Arya Stark rule over a fractious, penniless and desolated realm, still reeling from the desolation wrought by the Night King. Across the Narrow Sea, a coalition of opportunists and revanchists plot to plunder and conquer the weak and disunited realm, a threat that Edric Baratheon, the Lord of Storm's End and brother of the king, must face head on."*

## Cast

* Timothée Chalamet as Lord Edric Baratheon
* Joe Dempsie as King Gendry Baratheon
* Joe Doyle as Ser Devan Seaworth
* Maisie Williams as Queen Arya Stark
* Isolda Dychauk as Alynne Baratheon
* Eva Green as Queen Naerys Blackfyre
* Luke Evans as King Aeron Blackfyre
* Sophie Turner as Lady Sansa Stark
* Peter Dinklage as Lord Tyrion Lannister
* Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Ser Jaime Lannister
* Jerome Flynn as Lord Bronn Blackwater
* Olivia Ross as Lady Myrielle
* Joey Batey as High Triarch Asaro Trellos
* Pilou Asbæk as King Euron Greyjoy
* Kristen Stewart as Princess Lyanna Baratheon *(epilogue only)*
* Alexander Vlahos as Lord Orryn Baratheon *(epilogue only)*
* Dan Jeannotte as Prince Robert Baratheon *(epilogue only)*

## See also

* A Dream of Spring on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
* A Song of Ice and Fire/A Dream of Spring on Wikipedia
Highgarden Crisis

Factions| * House Tarly

The **Highgarden Crisis** was a succession crisis over the castle of Highgarden, created after Lord Jon Tarly died without a clear heir. The castle was contested between House Tarly of Horn Hill and the overlords of the Reach, House Hightower of Oldtown.

## History

### Prelude

House Tyrell, who were the Lords of Highgarden and Lords Paramount of the Mander for over three centuries following Aegon's Conquest, were wiped out during the course of the War of the Five Kings. In the aftermath of the Great War, the new King Gendry Baratheon named Lord Baelor Hightower and his successors as Lord Paramount of the Mander, making House Hightower the new rulers of the Reach. The castle of Highgarden itself however, was given to Samwell Tarly, Gendry's new Master of Laws.

The Hightowers coveted Highgarden ever since their naming as Lords Paramount of the Mander, as without it, they struggled to exercise authority in the north of the Reach. The town of Tumbleton for instance, was closer in proximity to Casterly Rock, Storm's End and Riverrun than it was to Oldtown. None-the-less, Highgarden remained in the hands of House Tarly for half a century, eventually passing to Samwell's son, Lord Jon Tarly.

### The crisis

Lord Jon Tarly eventually died without producing a clear heir. His only child, Aemma Tarly, had been married to Lord Gunthor Hightower, giving him only a single child, Maron Hightower, before she died of childbirth complications soon after. As Lord Jon's only living descendant, Maron Hightower claimed Highgarden, despite the succession laws established by King Gendry Baratheon and Queen Arya Stark technically preventing this, as he was the heir apparent to Oldtown and not willing nor able to change his family name to Tarly. With this, Lord Jon's cousin, Lord Renly Tarly of Horn Hill, claimed Highgarden for his own, threatening rebellion against House Hightower if his demands were not met.

With the Reach appearing on the brink of war, King Robert II Baratheon mediated a compromise. Not wanting to deny the more powerful House Hightower, he ruled that Highgarden could formerly pass to Maron Hightower, making it a possession of House Hightower from then on. However, seeking to placate Lord Renly, he offered him the hand of his eldest daughter, Princess Serena Baratheon, in marriage. Lord Renly begrudgingly accepted the King's offer, and renounced House Tarly's claim to Highgarden.

### Aftermath

Upon succeeding his father as Lord of Oldtown, Maron gave Highgarden to his heir apparent, Abela Hightower, establishing a tradition of Highgarden acting as the seat of the heir to the Reach.

Lord Renly Tarly and Princess Serena Baratheon had two daughters, Sharris Tarly and Meredyth Tarly. Meredyth went on to marry her cousin, Prince Davos Baratheon, giving him one son, Robert Baratheon. A number of unexpected deaths in the royal family eventually made Robert the heir apparent of King Robert II Baratheon by the time of his death. Robert claimed and retained the Iron Throne during the Bloodless War, making Meredyth the Queen Mother.
Han Fei/Heavenly palace

## **HEAVENLY PALACE**

They are 36 mystic worlds in the raging sea and each of the world's are governed by their kings who reside in a heavenly palace, they are roughly the same size at 8,000,000 kilometers. The 36 mystic worlds were once united until the kings entered the monarch palace and each got treasures and came back to establish their heavenly palace, the heavenly masters of the Yin Yang and nine palace worlds dug up a tree that caused some of the heavenly palace to want to destroy them. 108 kings died in the monarch palace, the then human king took some kings towards the east which is know as the sea realm. They were all caged in the raging sea which is regarded to others as an origin ground they are said to be 3 monarchs who guard the raging sea. One is the beast king, the second is the monarch who set up the monarch palace in the raging sea, and the third is yet to be named

## 36 Heavenly Palaces

YIN-YANG PALACE

NINE WORLD PALACE

WATER-WOOD PALACE

MAD CORPSE PALACE

GOLDEN CROW PALACE

ICE SNOW WORLD

THUNDER FIRE WORLD

NETHER WORLD

SANSKRIT MUSIC WORLD

WRAITH WORLD

HUNDRED FLOWER WORLD

BLUE CLOUD WORLD

WIND SLASHING WORLD

MILLION POISON WORLD

SOUL REFINING WORLD

BLOOD FIEND WORLD

CHAOS WORLD

INFINITY PALACE

DRAGON SUBDUING WORLD

WHITE CLOUD WORLD

ASHLESS WORLD

MINDLESS PASSING WORLD

FLYING FEATHER WORLD

SLIVER MOON WORLD

TEN COLORLESS WORLD

INSECT WORLD

FIVE ELEMENTS WORLD

SOUL DESCENDING WORLD(DESTROYED)

## ORIGIN GROUND

AFTER HAN FEI AND THE OTHER EMPERORS LEAVE THE RAGING SEA, THEY LEARN THAT THEIR HOME IS A DESOLATE ORIGIN GROUND THAT MANY OF THE OUTSIDE SECTS GUARD SINCE THEY DO NOT KNOW IF THIS ORIGIN GROUND CAN PRODUCE HEAVENLY STARS. THE RAGING SEA ORIGIN GROUND IS BEING PROTECTED BY THE BEAST KING WHO IS AN CAREFREE LONGEVITY REALM PRACTICIONER.
Brotherhood Without Banners

The **Brotherhood Without Banners** was an outlaw band working against Lannister interests in the Riverlands at the time of the War of the Five Kings, though their founding goal was to protect the smallfolk from any force preying on them, regardless of which King or Lord they support.

## History

### War of the Five Kings

The group was indirectly created by Eddard Stark, the Hand of the King to Robert Baratheon, when he sent out a force of knights and soldiers led by Beric Dondarrion to restore peace and justice in the Riverlands at the onset of the War of the Five Kings. Trapped behind enemy lines after the Battle at the Mummer's Ford, they became a guerrilla group, and were joined by deserters from different armies in the war as well as commoners trying to defend their homes.

Following the Red Wedding, the Brotherhood became a force for resistance against the Lannisters and their allies in the North and the Riverlands.

### Great War

The Brotherhood, most of whom worshipped the Lord of Light, soon turned its attention from the warring high lords to the White Walkers and their Army of the Dead, marching northwards to help in the fight against them. Thoros of Myr perished during the Wight Hunt, and Beric died in battle during the Fall of Winterfell. With the death of it's leaders, the Brotherhood effectively disbanded, although having played their part in securing the eventual victory of the living over the dead.

## See also

* Brotherhood WIthout Banners on Wiki of Westeros
* Brotherhood without banners on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Battle at the Bloody Gate

### Outcome

**Arryn victory*** The White Walkers and Army of the Dead all perish by proxy of the Night King's death during the concurrent Battle of King's Landing, before they can break through the Bloody Gate

Factions| * House Arryn
	+ House Royce
* House Forrester
	+ Army of the Dead †

Casualties| **Heavy** | **Total*** All White Walkers and wights

The **Battle at the Bloody Gate** was a battle during the Great War, taking place at the Bloody Gate, the fortress guarding the western entrance to the Vale of Arryn. It was one of the several ongoing battles and sieges against the Army of the Dead taking place across Westeros, that were all suddenly and simultaneously ended by the Night King's death at the Battle of King's Landing.

## History

### Prelude

As the Army of the Dead sacked the Riverlands, a number of White Walkers lead a horde of wights eastward to invade the Vale of Arryn.

Unlike many other parts of Westeros, the Knights of the Vale were well aware of the imminent threat of the White Walkers, and had prepared for a possible invasion of the Vale by fortifying the Bloody Gate, which guarded the only pass through the Mountains of the Moon into the Vale proper.

### The battle

The defence of the Bloody Gate was led by Lord Yohn Royce and Lord Asher Forrester, both of whom were veterans of the Fall of Winterfell (having evacuated from the North at White Harbor) and thus possessed prior knowledge of the Walker's tactics.

The battle lasted several days, with the wights attacking the Bloody Gate in waves. Despite overwhelming numbers, the wights never succeeded in overrunning the fortress entirely, and the few that did breach the walls were quickly dispatched by the defenders.

The battle came to a sudden and definitive end when the attacking White Walkers simultaneously disintegrated and the Army of the Dead fell. The Night King's death during the Battle of King's Landing, occurring hundreds of miles to the south, had resulted in the simultaneous and total destruction of all of his forces across the continent.

### Aftermath

Aside from the continent's far south, the Vale of Arryn was one of the few regions of Westeros to escape ravaging by the White Walkers, a feat credited to the successful defence at the Bloody Gate. The battle and the warriors who fought in it remain greatly sentimentalised across the Vale of Arryn.
Kieran Redsteel

**Kieran Redsteel** was the captain of a breakaway faction of the Second Sons.

## Biography

### Background

Some time following the death of Daenerys Targaryen during the Great War, he became a leading voice of discontent within the Second Sons as to continuing their roles as peacekeepers within the Kingdom of the Bay of Dragons, eventually culminating in him leading around half of the Second Sons' numbers to breakaway from the authority of Daario Naharis and return to contract work, with Keiran Redsteel being elected Captain.

### *A Dream of Spring*

In 315 AC, in the midst of the War of the Narrow Sea, Kieran Redsteel's Second Sons were hired by Asaro Trellos to bolster the armies of the Second Triarchy as they lead a renewed invasion of Westeros. After landing at the mouth of the Trident, the allied armies of the Iron Throne fell on the Eastern Coalition forces at the Battle of the Crossroads. Kieran was killed in the ensuing battle, and his breakaway faction of the Second Sons effectively dissolved in lieu of his leadership.