❖ DAENERYS I : A GAME OF THRONES

This chapter initiates the Eastern narrative, contrasting the structured political machinations of Westeros with the brutal commodification of the last Targaryens in Essos. It establishes Daenerys not yet as a sovereign, but as a traumatized, displaced child—an exiled princess whose ancient Valyrian blood is leveraged as currency to purchase a chthonic, martial army.

Karlheinz and Zorya in the Vibora palace, a long time ago

We traced our descent from the Age of Heroes and the legendary Grey King, who took a mermaid to wife and made war upon the Storm God for a thousand years.

So I was thinking of the whole idea of bringing a wight back south as proof of the undead army and I remembered something that happened at the cave of the Three-Eyed Raven. According to the Three-Eyed Raven, the Night King was unable to enter until he touched Bran while he was connected to the tree. He was able to circumvent the barrier through his connection to Bran. And now we know that the wights are magically linked to specific Others and die if the Other is slain. So my question is this:

If Jon brings the wight south, will the Night King be able to get past the Wall?