Tyrion left the scene amidst the insults of the refugees. The next stage of food distribution should be handed over to Margaery and Daenerys.
He turned back to the city alone, handed over the loudspeaker to Margaery, and passed by him.
Margaery rode to the front and smiled gently, "Everyone, please maintain order and line up to get food from me."
The affinity of beautiful women is naturally much higher than that of ugly dwarfs, and a large number of refugees were impressed by the charm of Margaery.
Later, under the instruction of Tyrion, Daenerys also joined the team to comfort the refugees. She wore that plate armor because she rode a dragon.
Daenerys used Fire Magic, her whole body was burning with Flame, and she walked into the refugees like a walking Flame plate armor.
Underneath such a terrifying appearance, there is a sweet girlish voice.
She preached the teachings of Supreme God and told the mission of Supreme God to send messengers to the world. The threat from the north is gradually approaching, and only the divine power of Supreme God can help the world defeat the dead.
Winterfell, South City Gate.
Sandor The group bypassed the refugees and came to the city gate.
Now that 200,000 refugees have gathered outside the city, the situation in Winterfell is extremely serious. The city walls and gates are covered with the North soldiers, guarding them to the death.
Sandor was an old face. The soldiers simply asked a few questions and then let him go.
They had gone all the way around and didn't see Tyrion in front of the formation.
Now after entering the city, Podrick saw the figure who seemed to be Tyrion, and tentatively called out, "Master Tyrion?"
Tyrion heard the voice and turned around to look, "Podrick?"
Podrick was once Tyrion's attendant. He was the only person who did not betray Tyrion when Tyrion was in trouble.
He refused Cersei's offer and was unwilling to appear in court to frame Tyrion.
So Tyrion entrusted Jaime to send Podrick out of the city to avoid Cersei's liquidation.
The master and servant had been separated for several months, but they unexpectedly reunited at Winterfell.
Sandor also saw Tyrion and greeted in surprise, "Long time no see, Master Tyrion."
Tyrion walked in front of Sandor's war horse and said, "Sandor, I didn't expect you to come too Winterfell. Okay, let's forget about reminiscing about old times. Please let my attendant go."
Sandor twitched his scarred face and smiled ugly, "Sir Tyrion, this is not Lannister's territory. You have no right to order me now."
Tyrion touched the Hand of the King badge on his chest, "Well, I seem to have the right to order you, Sandor·Clegane."
Although the style of the badge is different from that of King's Landing, Sandor has stayed at Red Keep for so many years, and he knows that it is the badge of Hand of the King.
I had long heard that "the Imp" Tyrion and "Ice Wizard" Luke·Stark had some friendship, but I didn't expect that the two parties could trust each other so much.
One risked his life and came to seek refuge, while the other directly entrusted him with an important task and risked the disapproval of the world to make the "parricide" his Hand of the King.
Sandor could only ask his men to release Podrick, and left with the remaining people.
After Podrick regained his freedom, he obediently came and stood behind Tyrion. He looked at Brienne who had been kidnapped by them and hesitated to speak.
Tyrion remembered Brienne, and reminded Podrick, "That woman's composition is very complicated, and no one knows which side she is on now. The king of the North has made his own decision about her affairs, and it is not for you, a servant, to worry about."
"Yes, Lord Tyrion." Podrick nodded awkwardly.
Tyrion looked at the refugees outside the city and smiled sadly, "I still have a lot to do. Don't rush to rest yet. Stay and help me."
Although he no longer has to go out of the city to make an appearance, he is not at all idle. He needs to handle the food dispatching issues in the city and the deployment and replacement of defenses outside the city, and he is not careless at all.
"Yes, sir." Podrick followed Tyrion obediently.
Main Castle, in the study room.
Gary wrote a dozen letters explaining the situation of the refugees, and then handed them over to Septa Hanna, and used Raven to send them to various castles of Winterfell.
Just when he finished writing the letter and was about to go downstairs to learn about the refugee situation, Sandor brought Janey Westerling and her party.
After everyone finished their salutes, Gary asked them to take their seats, and then he returned to his seat.
Sandor first introduced the identities of these people to Gary, "Your Majesty, This is Janey Westerling, she is the legal wife of King Robb. This is Lady Janey's mother, Lady Xibel. This is Lady Janey's brother Loram Westerling, and her sister Arryn nia·Westerling."
Gary ignored the others and looked at Jenny Westerling.
She is Robb's wife? Why didn't she die in Red Wedding with Robb? And it's different from the "Game of Thrones" series. Could it be that this is the world of the original "Ice and Fire"?
In Game of Thrones's "Drama Series", Robb's wife was pregnant, and in the end she was pregnant with Robb and was killed in Riverrun.
Gary stared at Jenny Westerling's belly. It was hissing and flat. It didn't look like she was pregnant.
Jenny Westerling seemed to be aware of Gary's intention. She stroked her belly and lowered her head apologetically, "I'm sorry, Your Majesty Luke, I couldn't be pregnant with Your Majesty Robb's child."
Gary smiled and comforted, "It's okay, it's none of your business. You all have a long journey. If you have anything to do, we'll talk about it tomorrow. Go and rest first."
He summoned the soldiers, ignoring Mrs. Xibel, who obviously had something to say, and ordered people to take away Jenny Westerling and others.
Sandor After they left, he took out a necklace from the bag on his waist and said, "Your Majesty, I have something else to report."
Gary looked at the necklace in Sandor's hand in confusion, "Where is Sansa? Don't tell me that it is Sansa's necklace. Did she have an accident? Why didn't you even bring me the body?"
Sandor took a few steps forward, placed the necklace on Gary's desk, and then stepped back. "Your Majesty, Miss Sansa did not go to Riverrun, and I don't know her whereabouts."
He pointed to the necklace, "This necklace was given to me by Duke Edmure. He said it was Mrs. Catelyn's necklace..."
Later, he brought Edmure's original words and said that the necklace was evidence that Catelyn Tully had returned from the dead.
Gary picked up the necklace, feeling heavy in his heart, "Sandor, listening to Edmure's description, Catelyn Tully looks like a living dead? You have also been to Castle Black, do you think of anything?"
Sandor swallowed his saliva and answered unnaturally, "Wights."
He had not seen Wights with his own eyes, but he heard about Wights's appearance from Night's Watch who had seen Wights.
Wights is a walking corpse, not afraid of swords, only afraid of Flame, controlled by White Walkers. The description of Wights is generally the same as the Catelyn Tully seen by Edmure.
Gary picked up the necklace and said, "Call Arya and Bran for me. They should know their mother's necklace."