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Chapter 93

Arya had no idea that her casual storytelling had made her the Night’s Watch industry’s greatest benefactor. Thanks to the timely information she unintentionally shared, Aegor managed to navigate the biggest financial crisis he’d faced since arriving in the world of A Song of Ice and Fire.

This entire operation h...

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Chapter 92

The next morning, Aegor and Tyrion rose early, armed with documents signed by Eddard Stark and an official commission from Jeor Mormont, and embarked on their first frenzied spending spree in this new world.

For the first time since its establishment, the Night’s Watch office remained closed for the entire morning. A...

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Chapter 91

Strictly speaking, this was another mishap caused by Aegor's insufficient foresight. His plan to disrupt Littlefinger’s schemes had succeeded—so far, at least. Petyr Baelish had lost his grip in King’s Landing, and his ultimate gambit in the Vale was now under siege. The grand ambitions of this master conspirator had be...

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Chapter 90

Gunpowder—more specifically, black powder—is a simple concoction: one part sulfur, two parts saltpeter, and three parts charcoal. The formula is easy to memorize and recite, and plenty of people know it. These proportions represent the chemical components required for the reaction, though there’s an optimized mass ratio...

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Chapter 89

“A big deal?” Tyrion rubbed his short arms, still chilled from the underground cold, as he quickly climbed the steps. “Are you talking about the wildfire down there? Sorry, but that’s probably impossible. The only reason the king hasn’t reclaimed that building from the Alchemist’s Guild is because the wildfire sto...

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Chapter 88

“The Alchemist’s Guildhall?” Aegor frowned. The name felt even more out of place than the building itself. He couldn’t help but wonder if he had transmigrated into some sort of game world. “What do they do? Can alchemists perform magic?”

“You’ve probably heard their other titles—‘pyromancers’ and ...

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Chapter 87

The Seven-Pointed Star was the primary holy scripture of the Faith of the Seven, divided into seven gospels corresponding to the seven aspects of the divine. The official version contained over three hundred thousand words, and when printed along with its illustrations, each copy ran to well over a hundred pages.

Ordin...

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Chapter 86

The half-bad news in the reply was this: while Mormont had agreed to Aegor’s proposal of recruiting temporary reinforcements for the Wall, he had not fully accepted Aegor’s plan, which was riddled with hidden agendas. The Lord Commander placed restrictions on the proposal: those who joined temporarily and planned to retur...

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Chapter 85

The setting sun cast swathes of orange-red light across the cobblestone streets of King’s Landing. Aegor, Tyrion, and Arya, along with one red-robed Lannister guard and one grey-cloaked Stark guard for each of the latter two, emerged from the workshop. They led their horses as they strolled back toward the inn, chatting and...

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Chapter 84

Happy as Aegor was, there were more pressing matters than naming a new type of paper—like figuring out how to monetize it quickly. In other words, how to start making money off this invention.

“First things first,” Aegor motioned for silence. “We need to attract customers. Let’s start with this: after trimmin...

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Chapter 83

Having sent the letter to the Wall, Aegor knew there was little he could do to influence the Night’s Watch from afar. He wasn’t their sole or even primary supplier yet, so the impact of his logistical support on the front lines would likely be limited. All he could do now was hope the raven reached its destination swiftly...

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Chapter 82

"The duty of the Night's Watch is to guard the Wall, not to protect House Stark. Organizing large-scale expeditions to search for Benjen Stark is not only a reversal of priorities but also a disregard for the lives of your brothers."

Tyrion read back Aegor’s dictated words, then glanced up at him as if seeing a lunat...

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Chapter 81

Before crossing over, Aegor often wondered: how did a family like the Starks, known for producing so many seemingly foolish individuals in the story, manage to stand tall in the North for thousands of years? How had they won against rival claimants to the title of "Kings in the North"?

Now, as an outsider living in thi...

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Chapter 80

"The rumor is already the talk of the town?" Aegor raised an eyebrow, carefully keeping his tone from betraying his excitement. He hadn't expected the scandal involving the Master of Coin and the late Hand's widow to spread so effectively—it seemed he'd underestimated how explosive high-level gossip could be. But idle whisp...

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Chapter 79

"You’re so slow, Master!" Arya jumped up the moment Aegor entered, complaining loudly.

"Where have you been?" Tyrion frowned at him. "You left the Stark girl to mind the store and kept potential buyers waiting? Hah—what a fine ‘Chief Logistics Officer of the Night’s Watch’ you are!"

Damn. Aegor immedia...

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Chapter 78

To avoid the attention of the Gold Cloaks, Aegor and Yoren deliberately chose a location outside the city walls for this discreet transaction. As soon as the question was posed, silence fell upon the group. In an era where literacy was rare—barely reaching single-digit percentages—someone who could read and write was not ...

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Chapter 77

Aegor’s booming voice carried across the roadside gathering, drawing the attention of everyone present. Inside the wooden cage, the three prisoners exchanged glances. The disfigured man with the missing nose snorted disdainfully, his eyes gleaming with malice. The grotesque, pockmarked brute chuckled, revealing his sharp te...

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Chapter 76

“What does the letter say?” Tyrion asked curiously.

“Nothing good,” Aegor replied, his brow furrowing deeper. “By the time this letter was sent, Benjen and his patrol hadn’t returned to Castle Black. Mormont dispatched several search parties, but none found any trace of him. He’s now planning a large-scal...

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Chapter 75

Tyrion’s sharp intake of breath mirrored the collective astonishment in the room as Aegor’s bold declaration hung in the air. Even the typically unflappable dwarf gave him a look of disbelief, silently shouting, Are you mad?

It wasn’t until they left the workshop that Tyrion finally vented his frustration. “Ten...

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Chapter 74

At the workshop, Aegor met the papermaking siblings—well, "papermaking" might be a stretch at this stage. Their names were Neil and Nina, siblings from Rosby, without a last name, as was the case for most common folk in Westeros. As Tyrion had explained to Aegor, the vast majority of people didn’t have surnames. Instead, ...

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Chapter 73

The following day brought an unexpected surprise: Petyr Baelish had sent a messenger to the Night's Watch office with a pouch containing one hundred gold dragons, labeled as a "defense grant." While Aegor couldn't help but feel a twinge of irony at being covertly at odds with Littlefinger while receiving his money, he brushed...

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Chapter 72

After Arya departed, the room was left with just the bond-issuing duo. Aegor glanced at Tyrion and asked, "What arrangements did you make for that papermaker?"

“Well, it’s a bit more complicated than you might think. The papermaker isn’t just one person—it’s a family of weavers, more specifically, the younges...

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Chapter 71

"Debtor: The Night's Watch. Purchaser and Creditor: Jaime Lannister. Purchased Amount: Two hundred gold dragons. Date: Aegon Year 298..."

Muttering as he worked, Tyrion quickly filled in most of the blanks on the bond. By sheer coincidence, Jack, who had gone out early to complete Aegor's errands, returned just then wi...

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Chapter 70

Tyrion was supposed to be meeting that young man working on paper-making outside the city. How did he suddenly end up here, pulling strings for the first bond sale? And hadn’t they agreed to wait until the official seals were ready before starting this venture? Why were they jumping ahead of schedule?

Aegor’s mind ...

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Chapter 69

In terms of swordsmanship, Aegor was nowhere near the level of Syrio Forel, Arya’s original teacher, but teaching a complete beginner wasn’t the same as dueling an expert. Skill alone didn’t guarantee superiority in instruction.

Aegor vividly remembered his middle school days, where his physics teacher was actual...

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Chapter 68

Tyrion’s enthusiasm for their new venture was boundless. By the time Aegor awoke from his dreams, dressed, and prepared to start the day’s work, Tyrion had already left with Morys to seek out the young man experimenting with grass-based papermaking outside the city.

Naturally, the Night’s Watchman felt no shame f...

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Chapter 67

Aegor and Tyrion discussed the finer details of establishing their printing supply chain while returning to the inn. Upon entering, the innkeeper informed Aegor that a young man had come looking for him earlier, asking for money.

“It’s probably the miner’s son you introduced me to,” Aegor mused, quickly piecing...

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Chapter 66

Taking on this new apprentice, Arya Stark, Aegor rubbed his temples in exhaustion. His workload had only increased, and it was overwhelming.

Born into a peaceful, prosperous modern world, Aegor’s nutrition growing up had been comparable, if not better, than most nobles in Westeros. His superior physical constitution ...

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Chapter 65

To be fair, Arya Stark, like her brother Bran, was an energetic and endearing child. Unlike her sister Sansa, who knew how to dress up and present herself, Arya often left the impression of being “plain.” Yet, through the eyes of a modern man like Aegor, her facial structure and bone structure revealed her potential as a ...

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Chapter 64

The noise of conversation brought Aegor back to reality. He realized now wasn’t the time to get lost in thought. After helping Eddard Stark’s captain dismount and settling the two guests—a large and a small one—into the not-yet-opened Night’s Watch office, he returned to his earlier considerations in secret.

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