Game of Thrones: Lord of Winter

Sirio tells her: Use your eyes to see and your ears to hear.

Alma Frey is an arrogant and childish brat, just like her cantankerous father.

Walder Frey looks like an old weasel, with a hairless head and loose skin. He can only sit in a chair all day, has a bad temper, and breathes and drinks all day long.

Robb and his father were away at war, and she could only stay in this dreary castle.

Marquis Walder was furious because of his brother's breach of contract and called her "the Stark who broke the contract". The strange looks from the Freys made her feel uncomfortable.

Arya was wearing a velvet dress. The corset made her feel extremely uncomfortable. She thought of what her father had said to her: "One day you will marry a prince and rule his castle, and your sons will Will become a knight, prince or lord, maybe also an archbishop."

No, no, she would never do this.

She can become a water dancer, like Syrio.

But they didn't let her get close to the martial arts arena, and her wooden sword was confiscated.

She only stayed at Winterfell for three days, and before they reached Winterfell, they encountered Ser Rodrik's army, and were later joined by the troops from the Dreadfort.

Theon did not resist and chose to surrender. At the same time, he told them that the two boys he killed were not Bran and Rickon, but just two farm boys. He prayed to his father to put on black clothes to atone for his sins, but Rodrik thinks the traitor should be killed

She sipped the wine, preferring the bitter taste of hops to the rich jam flavor of the wine.

The empty Winterfell felt strange to her. There was no more fighting between Rickon and Bran, no laughter between Snow and Robb, and even Sansa's voice was gone. Her mother and Rodrik were left in the castle, Her father took her south.

After recapturing Moat Cailin occupied by the ironborn, she was sent to the Twins, where she had to live until she came of age and married Alma Frey, the youngest son of Lord Walder Frey.

Although home no longer felt familiar, Arya hated the castle she was now staying in even more.

Here she had seen enough of the turbulent river and the noise in the castle all day long. The relationship between Walder Frey's sons and daughters seemed even worse than hers and Sansa's.

She had never hated Sansa, and it made Arya sad to think of what had happened to her, hearing that they had married her off to the ugly dwarf.

Idiot, your current situation is not much better.

Arya returned alone to her room, fastened the bolt on the door, and took her bow from the wardrobe, hiding her treasure under her skirt and linen garments.

They took away her wooden sword, but they didn't know she also had a "sewing needle" hidden away.

She took out an old cloak and fastened the sewing needle to her waist.

At this time, the Freys were enjoying their lunch in the hall, and Arya walked carefully against the wall.

As fast as a deer, as quiet as a shadow. With her heart pounding, she walked around the halls of the castle, pulled down her hood, and walked to the stables outside the storage room, where several carriages coming in from outside the castle were parked.

Arya looked around and around a few times, then climbed into the bed of a carriage and lay down with a pile of onions, covering herself with a dropcloth.

When the carriage began to shake, she glanced quietly. They were walking on an arch bridge with the rushing Green Fork River below. This stone arch bridge could allow two four-wheel carriages to pass side by side.

The carriage came out from the other side of the river and passed through the fortress's oak-paneled iron gate and the wooden bridge over the moat.

They walked into the wilderness, and the horse driver suddenly spoke, "This is far away from the Twin Rivers. You can come out."

Arya's heart suddenly tightened, and she clutched the hilt of her sewing needle.

The thin old man driving the carriage continued, "The onions in the back are not pleasant, my boy."

Arya stood up and asked, "Have you known about me for a long time?"

The groom touched the packhorse that pulled up the four-wheeler, "It told me."

"Sit forward and hold the baby, I won't hurt you," the groom said to her.

Arya hesitated for a moment, then crawled there.

The groom glanced at her and said, "Little girl, where are you going? It's very dangerous for a child like you to go outside alone."

"I'm going to Riverrun."

He was surprised for a moment, and then said: "There is a war going on."

"Where's the war now?"

The groom sighed, "On this damned day, when will the gods let them finish fighting? But this convoy is not going to Riverrun City, we are going to Seaside City. But there should be a convoy going to Riverrun City over there."

"Can I go there with you?" Arya asked.

The groom nodded.

"Did you just say there was a war in Riverrun?" Arya asked eagerly. That was where her purpose was, she wanted to find Robb.

Now they all call Robb the Young Wolf Lord. He has won many victories in the Westerlands, and they say he has never lost a battle. But Elma Frey said: He was defeated by the Knight of the White Bird in the Battle of the Whispering Forest.

Robb was not defeated, and they captured the regicide.

Arya knew that he had led an army from the west and was besieging Riverrun.

She doesn't want to marry Alma, and she wants Robb to help her convince her father.

“The army from the north is over there,” the groom said. “I heard that the leader of the army is still the young wolf master of Stark. He has a direwolf. Someone has seen the wolf. He said that the wolf is as big as a cow. "

Robb called his wolf Grey Wind, hers Nymeria, and Jon Snow's Ghost.

"Did they win?" Arya asked him.

The groom shook his head, "They are still fighting. I advise you not to go there for the time being, child. There is no one in Riverrun except soldiers and bandits."

Not only Riverrun, but the entire Riverlands is like this now. The Mountain led his men to burn, kill and loot everywhere. He and his men did countless things that were outrageous to both humans and gods.

If the most devastated by the war is the Riverlands, it must be.

They met many refugees on the road. The war destroyed their homes. These people could only flee to the north. Some people hid in the mountains and jungles, but there were still wild beasts there that would take their lives at any time.

Arya had seen enough dead people. She even killed one herself with Needle.

This place was far from the Kingsroad, and all they could see were fields and hills. They first walked along the river, then turned into a path, passed through some trees and valleys, and gradually heard the sound of waves.

Seagard was located on the shore of the Ironborn Bay, within Eagle Point. It was the ancestral castle of House Mallister, and there was a town here.