"Castle Black? Jon has a letter?"
Gary whispered to Margaery, "We will discuss your matter later."
He took the initiative to walk up, took the letter from Septa Hanna's hand, and unfolded the letter paper.
Gary has long forgotten the handwriting of Jon·Snow, but the sentences between the lines still feel familiar to him.
The content of the letter was very simple. Apart from a few simple words of condolences, it was about Mance Rayder leading the Wildlings army south to attack the Wall.
Jon·Snow hopes that Gary can send troops to support Castle Black and help Night's Watch defend the Wall.
Gary recalled the plot of the episode "Game of Thrones": it was Stannis·Baila Theon's cavalry who helped Night's Watch defeat Wildlings's army.
At that time, Stannis had just lost the battle of Blackwater Bay, and the army in his hand was almost completely destroyed, with only more than a thousand cavalry left.
In order to gain the support of the the North lords, he led all the cavalry northward to help Night's Watch repel Wildlings.
But now that the North already has King in the North, it is impossible for the lords of the North to support House Baratheon's Stannis.
Different from the TV series, Stannis in this world has no reason to come to the North, so he probably won't go to the Wall to help Night's Watch.
If things continue like this, Wildlings will break through Castle Black, and Night's Watch will definitely be slaughtered by Wildlings. As a "traitor", Jon will definitely be executed by Wildlings!
No! Jon·Snow cannot die!
The deaths of Robb and Eddard were like a thorn, piercing deeply into Gary's heart. If Jon also died, then he would really have no way to forgive himself.
Gary clenched the letter in his hand and asked Septa Hanna: "Where is the person who sent the letter?"
There were only a few words in the letter, and it only introduced a general situation. He also wanted to find Night's Watch, who sent the letter, to ask clearly about the specific situations of Castle Black and Jon.
Septa Hanna used to think that Jon wrote the letter to reconnect with His Majesty the King. But now looking at His Majesty the King's reaction, she realized that something big had happened.
"He's downstairs. I'll call him up."
Grandma took small steps and hurriedly went downstairs.
At this time, Daenerys led the carpenters back. The seven carpenters were in the study and saluted Gary, "Your Majesty."
Gary called them close to the desk, "I need you to make scabbards and gun cases for these six weapons. Well, please hurry up and measure them."
"Yes yes yes."
The carpenters noticed that the king seemed to be in a bad mood and quickly took out their tools to measure the length and width of the steel sword and spear without saying anything.
After the carpenters finished measuring the size of the weapon, Gary picked up the Valyrian steel sword that he was going to give to Jon·Snow.
"The scabbard for this sword has to be made tonight. I want to see the finished scabbard before dawn tomorrow."
The carpenters nodded in agreement, and then asked, "Your Majesty, do you have any requirements for the scabbard?"
Gary thought about it for a while, "There are no requirements. The shape of the scabbard should match the steel sword as much as possible. Well, don't forget to engrave the House Stark clan emblem and... a personal name."
The carpenters were quietly waiting for the next chapter of Gary, and footsteps were heard from the walkway outside the study at the same time.
Gary looked at Valyrian steel sword in his hand, "Jon, Jon...Stark."
Samwell, who hurriedly came to the study door, happened to hear their conversation. He looked at the slightly slovenly white-haired man in the room with a touched and grateful expression.
As a close friend of Jon·Snow, Samwell certainly knows that Jon·Snow's biggest dream in this life is to become a real Stark.
And this King in the North is helping Jon·Snow complete this elusive dream at this moment.
How can you not be moved by the extremely emotional Samwell?
Gary saw someone coming outside the door and knew that it was Night's Watch who was delivering the letter. He waved his hands to the carpenters, "Okay, you all go down and do your work."
The carpenters obeyed the order and all left the study.
Septa Hanna and Samwell were waiting outside the door. It wasn't until Gary called them in that the Ice warrior outside the door let them in.
Gary and the three of them have not changed their clothes yet. They are still dressed in the same outfit as the Smith, which inevitably gives Samwell the illusion that "the North is so poor that even the king does not have a single piece of fine clothing."
Until, he saw six Valyrian steel weapons on the desk.
Samwell was dumbfounded, so many Valyrian steel sword? Did King in the North go and rob other families?
Gary identified the other party's identity from his chubby body shape and silly expression.
Samwell·Tarly, a character with a complete growth line in the series.
When he first arrived at Castle Black, he was still a good-for-nothing fat man. It was Jon's protection that prevented him from being bullied by others.
Later, Samwell experienced the baptism of war, and then went to Citadel for gold plating. In short, he cheated all the way, and finally transformed into a wise man with profound knowledge and talents of Hand of the King.
Gary really wants to see Samwell's final form, so he doesn't intend to interfere with Samwell's life trajectory.
The first step is to pretend not to know him.
"Are you Night's Watch? Jon sent you to deliver the letter?"
Samwell saluted awkwardly, "Dear Your Majesty King in the North, my name is Samwell·Tarly, and I am the affairs officer of Castle Black."
Gary put down Valyrian steel sword in his hand and glanced at Samwell, "Hello, Samwell. I already know your purpose. Don't worry, I will send troops to Castle Black to support Night's Watch."
He took off his leather apron and put it aside, "But before that, I want to hear from you about the situation of Castle Black and the current situation of Jon."
Samwell didn't know where to start, "Your Majesty, I have been away from Castle Black for seven or eight days. Maybe the Wildlings army has already arrived at the city. Your Majesty... go quickly."
"Don't worry, you came here in a hurry. You must be exhausted. You should rest at Winterfell for the night. We will set off again tomorrow morning."
After Gary comforted Samwell, he asked again, "You haven't told me yet, how is Jon doing at Castle Black?"
Samwell heard that Gary would set out to support Castle Black tomorrow, and he breathed a sigh of relief, as if a heavy burden had been lifted.
Due to overexertion, his spirit began to fall into a trance, "Jon...Jon was slightly injured. He was shot by a female Wildlings. Jon likes that girl Wildlings, but he is Night's Watch and cannot marry and have children. And Wildlings is our enemy now..."
Samwell killed three horses on the road, and it took only seven days to reach Winterfell.
For seven days, he almost slept on horseback. By the time he arrived at Winterfell, he was already exhausted.
After receiving Gary's promise, his tense nerves instantly relaxed, and the accumulated tiredness came in like a tide, swallowing him up in an instant.
"Bang!"
Samwell lost consciousness and fell to the floor.
Gary was stunned for a few seconds and asked Margaery and Daenerys beside him, "Is he dead?"
Daenerys was about to step forward to check, when everyone suddenly heard loud snoring.
"Your Majesty, he seems to be asleep."
Gary was speechless. He called to the Ice warrior outside the door, "Hurry and carry him to the guest room. What does it look like to sleep here?"