Aermir developed his magic and combat skills at Winterfell, bonded with several animals, and began earning the respect of the Stark household. After finding a bandit attack on the road, he hunted down the attackers and confronted their surviving leader, but his new transformation overwhelmed his control.
Aermir tested his combat skills, journeyed beyond the Wall to seek animal companions, and fought off a Wildling band tracking Erebus. He reached the Woer Tribe and used a healing ritual to treat its sick, leaving Chief Woer willing to seek his help.
Emre, known as Aermir and Drasil, used his magic and growing reputation to aid the North, clashed with Catelyn and Lord Stark, and was knighted as the Green Knight. When the Ironborn invasion began, he fought their raiders along the coast and helped plan the defense of Deepwood Motte, where Glover’s leadership threatened to complicate the response.
Aermir and Emre used their magic and familiars to defend the North and its allies from the Ironborn, though Lika died saving Aermir. The arc ended with Aermir at the royal gathering, where Joffrey’s demands led to a violent confrontation involving Red Rain and Sith.
Aermir helped Robert’s forces conquer the Iron Islands, using magic and daring plans to break the defenses of Pyke. After the victory, he helped reshape the islands’ rule and defeated Lord Royce in a joust, leaving Lord Stark watching with a dark expression.
Aermir won renown at Casterly Rock, returned to Winterfell, and survived a confrontation with Catelyn while revealing the Stark children’s Warg gifts. He built his power around Moat Cailin through the Old Gods, new farms, schools, an army, and trade, while Tywin began planning to approach him.
Aermir strengthened his northern influence while navigating the Faith’s opposition, House Bolton’s schemes, and his growing ties to the Stark family. He discovered Rickon’s magical sight, began secretly excavating an ancient chamber beneath Winterfell, and ended the stretch with Moon drift port completed and enchanted cloaks made for the Crow Guard.
Aermir used a staged raid to unite the North behind him, then defeated the Three Sisters at sea and on land while drawing the Vale into the conflict. After imposing harsh terms on the islands, he explained that he intended to weaken and control the Vale and Riverlands to protect the North’s future.
Aermir conquered the Three Sisters and led the Mountain Clans in a devastating campaign against the Vale, using magic and secrecy to break its forces and ruin its harvest. As Jon Arryn sought peace and Olenna prepared to profit from the Vale’s grain shortage, Eddard confronted Aermir about his role in uniting the clans.
Aermir forced the Vale toward war while Rickon and his companions began learning magic, then crossed the Wall to confront the Night's King and barely survived. He awoke beneath the weirwood as Jon and his companions faced danger beyond the Wall, and rushed to reach them.
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