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Hanni_Baal1hReplied to MarkOfLifeAgree, this kid need some manners.
"My Lord, please stop treating me like a naive little boy. Yes, I know I m a child. But we all know I'm not normal. I learned everything Winterfell has to offer, and I have to travel to develop more. Suppose I continue to stay here under your protection. I will go stagnant if I want to grow more powerful. What I need is a challenge, not protection."- Hanni_Baal1hReplied to WakelessMars
No, this people raised him, feed him and treated him really well, especially in a medieval entorn, he own them, at least, some respect just for that. Is basic manners. If he was born in any other place but the north, his live would be much worse, not to mention, the only one who would treat a commoner kid that good is Ned Stark, even in Dorne, the only place where the nobles cares for the little people more than in the north, his behavior would be punished.
"My Lord, please stop treating me like a naive little boy. Yes, I know I m a child. But we all know I'm not normal. I learned everything Winterfell has to offer, and I have to travel to develop more. Suppose I continue to stay here under your protection. I will go stagnant if I want to grow more powerful. What I need is a challenge, not protection." - Hanni_Baal1hCommented
Sacrifice a Bolton I hear?
What would be the right word to describe this feeling? "refreshingly cool" would be the right word. the cool air inside is welcoming and like embracing me. I feel it is almost like calling me to stay here. Maybe it is because of the magic inside; I can feel it too. It permeated the walls and the ground; it is ancient magic. It is so old that it has almost lost all of its shape and effect. The core of this magic is either damaged or running out of mana. - Hanni_Baal1hCommented
As long as this is a joke and no part of the character, I'm ok with it, I mean, even Tony Stark was more humble than this...
"I've been working with a bow as much as I've worked with a sword for years; of course, it's normal to be surprised that you haven't seen a gem like me in your life. Ahh, it's tough to be a genius. I'm talented at everything I do; what can I do? This is my curse." - Hanni_Baal3hReplied to OofMySenpai
Only the chinese version worked, all the europeans models had too many issues, with that said, even the chinese knew it was too annoying to use in battle... so sorry, but is better if not.
This dagger was something I had Mikken custom-made, one with a sharp edge and one with a blunt edge. The dagger had a thin blade and a "u"-shaped guard. Thanks to this guard, by twisting my wrist a bit, I would be able to seize the opponent's sword between the blade and the guard. That is why it would be of great use in defense, but I could not use this dagger all the time because using the dagger means holding my sword with one hand, which means a significant loss of power when attacking. - Hanni_Baal8hCommented
OH!!! That's why they don't have a birthday but instead they have a Name day!!!
"So I m going to do the same with you. Let's see; from now on, your name is Berus." As soon as I gave its name, the mana around the pup started to fluctuate, but it didn't go inside its body like it did with Imu; mana's movement was like water with a stone thrown into it. Mana was advancing wave after wave but stopped after a few seconds. This experiment brought me more questions than answers because was mana activated because of me, or did it happen the same for everyone? Another question is; will it make any difference to name an entity without care? - Hanni_Baal8hCommented
So... wooden Corviknight?
Besides hunting, I have made some little discoveries about my Quersumby ( oakshield ) spell. It is impossible to cast it on an unwilling being. I tried to cast this spell on some of the rabbits I hunted, but it didn't work. At first, I thought it didn't work because the creature was dead, but it didn't work on living ones either. So I tried it on my familiars and worked on both of them. They were encased by a bark-like armor like my arm because they were smaller creatures than me. It affected more than a small part of their body. The armor covered their entire torso, but I wasn't willing to use them as test subjects in an experiment. After that, I thought it only worked on my familiars and me, but when I ordered them not to accept my mana. When I cast, it didn't work this time. Then I understood that the targeted being needs to accept the buff for it to work. - Hanni_Baal9hReplied to Hanni_Baal
That last is true in westeros...
"HAHAHAHAH, you are underestimating the power of House Stark. He might have charisma, power, and some of the knights might stand with him, but the second he stands against House Stark, he will lose all of his support. Northmen live and die honorably, and none of the northern lords will plot against their sworn lord. Actually, Boltons might do it, but I don't think they have the guts for it." - Hanni_Baal9hReplied to Danny_Garcia_3164
Nah, even in the books what he said looks real, like, even the mountain tribes (the North ones, not the Vale ones) respect the Stark and march for them to the war, in the north are, at most, 3 or 4 houses you cannot trust, besides, why TF would the MC want political power in the medieval era? Is a lot of problems, not worthy, trust me on this one, I'm a historian and it doesn't worth the problem. As long as he's the strongest swordsman, he'll be able to have an easy life with no one daring to tell him what to do; not to mention the magic...
"HAHAHAHAH, you are underestimating the power of House Stark. He might have charisma, power, and some of the knights might stand with him, but the second he stands against House Stark, he will lose all of his support. Northmen live and die honorably, and none of the northern lords will plot against their sworn lord. Actually, Boltons might do it, but I don't think they have the guts for it." - Hanni_Baal9hCommented
Yikes
A year ago, I couldn't even stand up straight. I even tried Aerobula (Air Bubble) too. I found a creek inside the forest and used the spell; I can use it outside of water too, but it looks ridiculous. It looks like I have a giant soap bubble on my head, and outside of water, it is really easy to pop it. All you need is to put a finger through it then it pops. But underwater, it is more durable and elastic. To pop it, you would need a big strike. - Hanni_Baal9hCommented
Is that!!! A reference to lord Fifth!!!!
After that, I showed her all the numbers up to 10, but she was only able to learn how to count to 5. For a start, I think it is a good number. Considering I'm teaching a raven how to count. She was really patient and obedient; I don't think I'm going to have that much luck with our loud meathead. - Hanni_Baal9hCommented
Hmmm...
It is smaller than my palm, and its shape is round. If you add a chain to it, it will make a good medallion. It is around 5 cm (2 in) in diameter. After getting out of the steward's quarter, I need to go back to the town area, so I can get what I would need for the morrow. - Hanni_Baal10hReplied to orangegummy
I mean, yes but he0s 5 so in, at least, 5 years...
What I think is the opposite of him. A good longbow or a composite bow would be a deadly thing in the hand of a knight or anyone trained. I prefer a composite bow, but they don't exist here. They have regular short bows and longbows. Short bows are armies' primary ranged weapon because they are easy and dirt cheap to make. - Hanni_Baal11hReplied to Hanni_Baal
And...
"Yes, as a commoner, you need to work, but thanks to your father, I'm allowing you to grow with more means. I wonder if I'm doing good or bad with this, and I want you to have a profession as you grow up. Do you have anything you would like to be or anything you like doing?" - Hanni_Baal11hCommented
Blacksmith is always a good option, he can forge better armor and swords for himself...
"Yes, as a commoner, you need to work, but thanks to your father, I'm allowing you to grow with more means. I wonder if I'm doing good or bad with this, and I want you to have a profession as you grow up. Do you have anything you would like to be or anything you like doing?" - Hanni_Baal11hReplied to traceeee
In general yeah, but then she will bring Jon to the table... because is Catelyn Tully...
"It is proper in The North, that common boy's father saved my life. The only reason you have a husband and your children get to know their father is because his father died instead of me. In The North, the life of highborn and smallfolk is a bit more blurred. Winter is coming, and we shouldn't waste our time with such things. If he has half of his father's talent in the sword, he will make a good soldier for our son, and if he shows the same grit as his father, he might even be knighted." - Hanni_Baal11hCommented
What about Jon? Where is he?
My lord husband and I were standing on the balcony and looking at the front yard. Then I saw them, and my boy was playing with that common boy again. I turned to my lord husband and asked, "My lord, does he need to play with that common boy? I don't think it is proper for a highborn to be friends with smallfolk." - Hanni_Baal11hReplied to Gawd
I mean, it will be useful once he forgot the tv show and/or the books, as well with all the random knowledge from the school he probably doesn't remember, from how to find the north to how to make your own soap or peniscyline... Just need to find how to trigger the appropriate responses.
[Authentication: Skill useful to identify things. It compiles information that the User has learned, heard, or read.] - Hanni_Baal11hCommented
That name... sounds "valyrian"
My parents were both dead. My father was a knight in Winterfell serving Lord Stark and died in service while saving his life. My mother was a servant in the castle serving the Lord's family, but she passed away six months ago from a fever. And most importantly, my name is Aermir Drasil. - Hanni_Baal11hCommentedCh 49 Chapter 49-The Man Who Named Them Sanin!