Game of Thrones: The Smiling Wolf
The official second born son of a mighty Stark and an unshakable Tully. William Stark. Born after Robb Stark by a year but no doubt bigger and more menacing than his older sibling. The servants and maids referred to him as a wolf in human skin due to this menacing and wild nature as he seemed to wear a snarl wherever he went, his childish laughter sounding more like the chortling of a Hyena. Outside earshot of his mother and father, of course.
William was a fast growing child. Already big for his age, he quickly learnt to crawl and walk five and seven months, respectively, after he was born. His first teeth were his canine-teeth and yet they looked like legitimate fangs.
This is when the nickname 'Young Wolf' truly began to set in.
But the young Stark was unbothered by this nor was he self-conscious about it. Instead, he turned his attentions toward books. Learning and reading, reading and learning, until he was old enough to begin practicing with a weapon. His large physique and superior control shone through - he was a once in a lifetime genius in combat.
But this was also a result of one major thing: He was a reincarnated person.
And he knew where he was. Westeros. He knew who his family were and what they'd become: Dead. Like hell he's gonna let that happen.
(A/N - Right, first off, I need to make this clear: Not everything will go the MCs way just because he's the MC. This is 'Game of Thrones'. People die. Characters that you don't want to die, will die. Important characters. But this time different characters will die because of the meddling and influence of the MC. This will sometimes be good and sometimes be bad. Why am I saying this now? Because I need you to know what you're about to get into, so you don't start complaining in the comments about how someone died or that the MC couldn't save someone. It happens and the MC will be strong but not omnipotent. No harem, either. That shit doesn't fit GoT so keep it out of here, yeah?)
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