100. Levis snow And Jon Snows

Jon Snow's arrival at Castle Black marked the beginning of a new chapter in his life. The journey to the Wall had been long and grueling, but it was nothing compared to the cold, harsh reality that awaited him at the end of the world. Castle Black stood like a sentinel, its towering walls a grim reminder of the dangers that lay beyond. The black stone, slick with ice, loomed over the new recruits as they entered the courtyard, each of them burdened with the weight of their past and the uncertainty of their future.

Among the new recruits was Levis Snow, a young man with striking silver hair and piercing blue eyes. He was different from the rest, though he did his best to hide it. Levis was not just another illegitimate son sent to the Wall to pay for the sins of his father. He was Neo, sent to this world on a mission he did not yet fully understand. His arrival at the Wall was not by chance, but by choice. He had taken on the identity of Levis Snow , to learn, and to wait for the right moment to reveal his true purpose.

From the very beginning, Jon Snow and Levis Snow found themselves drawn to one another. They were both outsiders, bastards in the eyes of the world, and they quickly formed a bond over their shared circumstances. Levis admired Jon's quiet strength and determination, while Jon found solace in Levis's calm demeanor and wisdom beyond his years. Together, they faced the trials of training, learning to fight, to survive, and to endure the relentless cold that seeped into their bones.

At night, when the fires in the great hall burned low, Jon and Levis would sit together, talking of their pasts, their hopes, and their fears. Jon spoke of Winterfell, of his father Eddard Stark, and of his longing to prove himself worthy of the Stark name. Levis listened with empathy, offering words of comfort and advice, though he kept his own secrets close to his chest. He spoke little of his past, instead focusing on the present, on the challenges they faced at Castle Black, and the responsibilities that came with their vows.

The days at Castle Black were grueling, a constant cycle of training, duties, and survival. The recruits were pushed to their limits, tested in ways they had never imagined. The biting cold, the relentless drills, and the harsh discipline of the Night's Watch forged them into brothers, bound by duty and the shared experience of life on the Wall. For Jon and Levis, this bond grew stronger with each passing day. They trained together, fought side by side, and stood watch together on the Wall, gazing out into the endless expanse of snow and ice.

Levis, with his skills as a cultivator, excelled in his training, though he took care not to reveal too much of his true abilities. He learned quickly, mastering the sword and the bow, and soon became one of the most skilled recruits in their group. Jon, too, grew stronger, his natural talent and determination driving him to improve each day. Together, they pushed each other, challenging one another to be better, to be stronger, and to be ready for whatever lay beyond the Wall.

But it wasn't just their skills that grew during their time at Castle Black. Their friendship deepened as well. Jon came to rely on Levis not just as a fellow recruit, but as a confidant and a friend. Levis, in turn, found in Jon a kindred spirit, someone he could trust in a world where trust was a rare commodity. They laughed together, fought together, and, on more than one occasion, defended each other from the taunts and challenges of their fellow recruits.

As winter deepened and the days grew shorter, the two bastards of the North found comfort in their shared camaraderie. They were brothers in all but blood, bound by the oath they had sworn to the Night's Watch and by the friendship that had grown between them.

The day finally came when Jon Snow was called to go beyond the Wall. The rangers of the Night's Watch were preparing for an expedition into the wild lands to the north, and Jon, with his growing reputation as a skilled fighter and a quick learner, was selected to join them. Levis, too, was chosen, his prowess in training and his unflinching resolve earning him a place among the rangers.

The news came as a surprise to both of them. They had known that this day would come, but the reality of it struck them with a cold finality. Beyond the Wall lay the unknown, a world of ice and death, where dangers lurked in every shadow and survival was never guaranteed. But Jon and Levis were ready. They had trained for this, prepared themselves for the moment when they would face the true horrors of the North.

As they prepared for the journey, Jon and Levis shared a quiet moment together in the armory. Jon was lacing up his boots, his face set in a determined expression, while Levis sharpened his sword, the blade glinting in the dim light.

"Are you ready for this, Jon?" Levis asked, his voice calm and steady.

Jon looked up, meeting Levis's gaze. There was a hint of uncertainty in his eyes, but it was quickly replaced by the steely resolve that Levis had come to admire. "I have to be," Jon replied. "There's no turning back now."

Levis nodded, sheathing his sword. "We'll face whatever's out there together. Remember, you're not alone in this."

Jon managed a small smile, grateful for the reassurance. "I know. And I'm glad you're with me, Levis."

As the rangers gathered in the courtyard, their breath misting in the cold air, Jon and Levis stood side by side, ready to face the unknown together. The gates of Castle Black creaked open, and the party set out into the wilderness, the Wall looming behind them like a dark sentinel. The cold bit into their flesh, but they marched on, determined and resolute.