The Lion's Change

After Tywin and Gerion went to their own seperate paths. Alan had started implementing his plans. He was a visionary and now with the acting lord of Casterly rock he had the power to implement this . Flues and plague's were common in Planeto's hence he decided to change it

Alan was also interested in medicine and health. He had learned a lot from his uncle Gerion, who had traveled to many exotic lands and learned from different cultures and healers. He had also learned a lot from his own experience, having suffered from various injuries and illnesses in his life. He wanted to improve the medical knowledge and practice in Westeros, and to prevent and cure diseases that plagued his people.

He collaborated with the maester of Casterly Rock, a wise and open-minded man who shared his curiosity and enthusiasm. They introduced the necessity to wash hands with alcohol before and after treating patients, especially those with wounds or infections. They said that this would kill the germs that caused diseases and prevent them from spreading. They also said that this would reduce the risk of complications and deaths.

They tried to convince the other maesters and healers to adopt this practice, but they met with a lot of resistance and skepticism. The Citadel did not approve of their idea, saying that it was based on false assumptions and superstitions. They said that there was no such thing as germs, only humors and miasmas that affected the balance of the body. They said that washing hands with alcohol was unnecessary and harmful, as it would dry out the skin and irritate the wounds.

Alan and the maester of Casterly Rock did not give up. They decided to prove their theory with evidence and experiments. They used some Myrish glasses that Alan had acquired from a merchant, which could magnify objects and reveal details that were invisible to the naked eye. They used these glasses to examine samples of blood, pus, saliva, water, and other substances. They discovered that they contained tiny living creatures that moved and multiplied, which they called microorganisms

The Citadel was awed by Alan's new discovery, as it created a new field of study for them. They had never seen or heard of anything like microorganisms before, and they were fascinated by their nature and behavior. They realized that Alan and the maester of Casterly Rock had made a breakthrough that could revolutionize the understanding and treatment of diseases. They invited them to come to Oldtown and present their theory to the Conclave, the council of archmaesters that governed the Citadel. But the young Lion had more intersting plan's

Alan was always interested in new technologies and innovations. He had a curious and inventive mind that sought to improve the quality of life and the efficiency of production. He had learned a lot from his travels and studies, and he wanted to share his knowledge and ideas with his people

He decided to implement some new technologies into Westeros, such as the introduction of perfume and vodka. He thought that these products would appeal to the tastes and preferences of the nobles and the commoners alike. He also thought that they would create new sources of income and trade for the Westerlands.

He hired some skilled craftsmen and alchemists to help him with his projects. He taught them how to distill alcohol from potatoes and grains, creating a clear and strong drink that he called vodka. He also taught them how to extract oils and essences from flowers and herbs, creating a variety of fragrances that he called perfume. He then set up some workshops and factories to produce these products in large quantities.

He marketed his products as luxury goods, appealing to the vanity and pride of the highborn. He also marketed them as practical goods, appealing to the hygiene and health of the lowborn. He sold them at reasonable prices, making them affordable and accessible to everyone. He also exported them to other regions and kingdoms, making them popular and desirable across Westeros.

His products were a huge success, earning him a lot of praise and profit. He became known as a visionary and a genius, a man who could create wonders out of simple things. He also became known as a generous and benevolent lord, a man who cared for the welfare and happiness of his people. He was loved and respected by all the people loved their young lord