Chapter 137:

Chapter 137:

Author Note: (.U U.)

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It was liberating to burn away my fears, or to be more accurate, to burn away my emotional baggage, with the fire engulfing me, I felt peace, peace within myself, I was finally free of the chains I had put on my own mind. I was finally free.

*That was awesome,* Neltharion hissed, excitedly.

"It was," I chuckled, seeing the ashes that were all that remained front the training camp, good thing I trained here only with Neltharion.

*Free you are, move forward you must, Yrsss.* Roda commented, flying above me.

*I knew you had it you motherfucker,* Nick Fury cawed, happily.

Now all I had to do was train my mind and body to face the last wall between me and peace, for I had to be ready to burn everything on my path to achieve that.

With determination, I focused on bending the flames of the infernal fire within me, combining it with the natural flames that still lingered around the training camp, noticing that now it was surprisingly easier, after all, I had nothing stopping the flames within me from burning away.

"It seems I can now summon the flames with ease," I smirked, as I held a fireball within my hand.

*Once you break that wall, the fire spreads, setting your very core in flames,* Neltharion hissed, *You started a fire, within the forest of your soul, a fire that can't be put down, that's how our fire works.*

A fire within the forest of my soul, huh, Neltharion has a knack for poetry, "I don't mind, it's mine anyways," I smiled, this fire, was mine, I made it mine.

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"Protect Lord Stark!" My soldiers shouted, readying their swords.

"Threatening a lord really, did you hit your head with my old desk that much" I knew that voice, Jeor Mormont, the former Lord Commander of the Watch.

"He might be a lord, but he doesn't hold any power here, only the King does and he seems to be believing your grandson is the King," Allister smirked, "A delirious thought, that's for sure,"

"Insulting the King, is a crime that is paid with life itself," I would not let anyone disrespect Ronard, I owe him my life, and much more. I was a knight of his round table, that alone meant something.

"So my grandson manage to do it impressive," Jeor Mormont commented, "Stand down Allister, you are making a fool out of yourself with all this charade,"

"You no longer hold power over me, Jeor, so stay out of this," Allister barked at Jeor, as he started to walk towards me with his blade ready, "I promised to protect the wall from its enemies, and Lord Stark is an enemy of the crown------!" but someone stopped him, one of the watch members behind him approached him silently and using a long knife, he opened the throat of the commander making the former fall on his knees, holding his throat tight with desperation with no avail. Allister blood ran out onto his clothes, and a few seconds later of slow agony, he died.

"A man talked too much" The watch member commented, looking at me, "A man works with Ronard, so a man has no need to fight you,"

"Who are you?" Jeor Mormont inquired, with concern.

"A man has no name, but a man is known as a faceless man," The man answered.

"Why did you kill him?" I asked, not that I wasn't going to do it myself.

"We have no time to waste with this type of person. Time is of essence, and we must act," The man answered.

"He killed our commander!" One of the night watch soldiers growled angrily.

"He tried to clash blades with a Lord that was sent by the King himself he was dead a long time ago," Jeor Mormont sighed, "Now you wanted to see your brother Lord Stark?"

I looked at Jeor for a second before nodding, "Aye, would you take me to him?"

"Sure, though I can't walk as fast as I would like but you can tell me about my grandson along the way breaker of chains what an interesting title he has," Jeor Mormont chuckled.

"It would be my pleasure," I smiled.

"To think my grandson would clean the family name to such extent, truly the best possible thing I could ask for," Jeor Mormont smiled, "Now follow me, your brother is a bit far away from here for me at least,"