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Use Amantadine.And do not worry,it slighty worst flu,not plague or Ebola.
To remunerate means to pay someone back money that you owe them. Such as their wages earned from you.While they were discussing, Jon remunerated about the problem in front of him in his head.
To remunerate means to pay someone back money that you owe them. Such as their wages earned from you.
You maybe meant a different word here, but I have no idea what it would be.
Unless we are talking some serious filters here, like a gasmask, or top tier masks - It's of neglible use in terms of avoiding getting it, it's main use is to counter spreading it to others if you've just recently contracted it, and are not yet symptomatic - If if you're immune, but still carrying it. If you're already got symptoms, you should absolutely not be hinding your breathing like that, it's gonna be tough enough as it is."Did you hear that the patient in Room 401 might not have long to live"
"Yeah, the poor boy was unlucky to have contracted COVID after all this time, when it's practically over and done for."
"Exactly, just the other day I was telling my mother that I don't have to wear masks all the time while going outside because no one's getting COVID anymore. She going to nag me so much when she hears about this."
Tssk, you're her teacher now! And by medieval settings you could even give her a spanking. Although I'd probably make her stand there and hold buckets of water while answering questions.So he arrived here to discuss if I could also teach Emilia's cousin along with her. He also generously agreed to pay a handsome sum of 10 silver stags a month, almost the amount the maid who works at Winterfell gets. So while I was not able to refuse such a mouth-watering offer, I did haggle and made him agree that he would buy all the prey I would hunt in the future just like he did for Old Mark.
"Oh are those cakes for us? You are so generous Mr. Jon," Becca said while taking the cakes sticking out of my pocket and giving one to Emy. Looking at the face of Becca happily eating the cake that was supposed to be mine, I immediately felt that I had made a very wrong decision, but I was too late by then and made the ultimate sacrifice of my desserts.
Agreed, that is pretty much my approach to learning skills as well. Anything less is a sub-standard IMO.The one thing Old Mark always insisted I do, is try to find mistakes in every single arrow I shoot during training.
He didn't believe in learning by repetition, as he believes only stupid people should learn using that method. He thinks that there are basically two ways to learn archery.
The easy way is to learn the bow by the process of repetition. If a person shoots thousands of arrows mindlessly until the routine becomes a bodily instinct then they would eventually get good at shooting the target. But those who learn like this are rigid in Old Mark's eyes.
In his words, "Their body learns to shoot, but their mind didn't do the work involved,". So these kinds of people would be good at shooting at a stationary target or the target they are used to but if a new mark appears then their arrows start to go wide.
The hard is, that from the beginning you learn by deliberating every single step associated with shooting the arrow, and by taking into account every single factor. If they do this then while it could take longer and may be more difficult, eventually they would become one of the few truly versatile archers in Westeros, those who can shoot a bullseye in every situation.
I feel like there's some underestimation of the force a bow can pack into an arrow here. Even if you're shooting arrows with rounded rubber balls at the end, you could still break the skull of a child, or crush an eye/throat. He would need some protection for sensitive area's. Like a gorget, and helmet. Possibly a suspensor too, if you want to keep your manly bits.So seeing an opportunity to teach his brother some manners and train in the art of dodging arrows at the same time Jon devised the little game they were playing.
The game went somewhat like this, Jon would stand in a small circle drawn using a stick, which was the range in which he could dodge, and about 15 meters away Robb would stand behind a line and shoot arrows at him, and of course, the arrows were without arrowheads. They were young, not stupid.
I feel like there's some underestimation of the force a bow can pack into an arrow here. Even if you're shooting arrows with rounded rubber balls at the end, you could still break the skull of a child, or crush and eye/throat.So seeing an opportunity to teach his brother some manners and train in the art of dodging arrows at the same time Jon devised the little game they were playing.
The game went somewhat like this, Jon would stand in a small circle drawn using a stick, which was the range in which he could dodge, and about 15 meters away Robb would stand behind a line and shoot arrows at him, and of course, the arrows were without arrowheads. They were young, not stupid.
Hmm, I'm starting to think he will earn his own noble title this way. And I'm starting to think it will be: "Jon Frost(Or possibly Eagle, Hawk, Eagle-eye, Hawk-eye, Talon, Birds-eye, etc)." With a sigil of a an Ice Eagle. And perhaps a saying akin to: "We are the eyes of the pack, we keep watch over our own.""You all know about Frost, Don't you?" Jon asked and they all nodded, "I think if I can get a hold of all the Ironborn flags. I can teach Frost to recognize them and she could fly back immediately and warn us,"
"That is really hard to believe, But what do I know about Bird Rearing," Ser Rodrik said before looking toward Maester, "Is it possible then? I know that Ravens can do all kinds of things but this seems a bit farfetched,"
"I know that frost is uncannily intelligent but... I don't know," Maester Luwin said frankly, "There's no precedent of it happening before that I've read of,"
"I believe in Jon," Robb said decisively before they could talk about it any further, "If Jon says he could do it then he can,"
They took a bit more to be convinced but they ultimately decided to trust Robb and started planning for the ambush sites and where the forces should be placed for the best efficiency and where they would be able to react in a timely manner.
After a very long session, all the adults left one by one, and ultimately only Jon and Robb were left behind. And the door closed after the last one, Robb turned to his brother, "Can you really do it?"
"I already showed you how I warg into Frost," Jon said calmly, "And she is really fast so it would be very easy for her to patrol a very large area. She would be able any ship long before they even come close to the coast,"
"That is good because a lot of lives depend on this," Robb said in relief before he expectantly looked at Jon, "So when are you going to teach me?"
"I told you that you need to reach an appropriate level in the techniques I taught you," Jon said while giving him the excuse he had told his brother. If he told Robb that the real reason was age, it would open a can of worms of why he could do it if they were the same age.
"Ugh those are very hard," Robb said while pouting, finally being his age after being forced to act like an adult for so long.
"Come, let's go to the Kitchen," Jon said while moving toward the door, "I don't know about you but I am very hungry, and I hunted a very delicious Stag today so..." Jon didn't even finish and Robb was already rushing in front of him.
The first most ppl know about, the question is if the North knows about it yet. The 2nd he might not know the details of, but the basics are pretty easy, and she should be able to improve upon it with trial and error. Making good steel is not an easy thing to get started, and takes quite some resources to throw up in large scale production. But it's honestly not that relevant yet. Steel production is already massive in Westerors, we don't know how far the amount mined exceeds the production capacity. I doubt it's enough to warrant it as a focus for him right now.Good.Wargs should act as recon and communication,and then you have equivalent of WW1 level planes and early radios for your medieval army.Which mean,that you would always win or retreat if victory is impossible.
Is Jon aware about 4 field rotation,glass making,steel making and how to made blackpowder?
If so,he could made North rich and powerfull.
They're not going to buy a word of it, and ignore his orders. And then they'll be in a pickle."Jon knows where the next ship is going to attack," Robb said cutting him off.
Maester Luwin was confused for a few moments before he was able to understand what both of them were here for. He quickly stood up and went to the shelf behind him before he took out a map.
Laying the map on the table he beckoned the boys and gestured over the map with his hands before saying, "Where on this do you think the next attack will be?"
The map laying on the table was rough one of all the coastal villages on the eastern side of the North. This one needed to be regularly updated every few years because the villagers that settle there are vulnerable to many things like pirate ships, floods, better opportunities, etc.
"Here," Jon said after looking at the map for a while, he had remembered most of the map for a situation like this beforehand.
"That one would be nearest to the Deepwood Motte," He mumbled to himself before taking a piece of paper and writing on it.
"There are most probably three ships full of Ironborn with about 150 pirates," Robb informed him before he could complete the letter.
"Oh! Did Frost tell you that too?" The Maester asked skeptically
"Yes," Jon immediately nodded, "I trained her very well, she pecked with her beak on a rough map I made and even showed me the number of ships using berries,"
"Yes, I watched it too," Robb lied to back Jon, "Frost showed us using her beak and we would have even shown it to you if she hadn't left for the forest to rest,"
Maester sighed but added in the number of ships on the parchment before sealing it with wax. He immediately took the appropriate Raven out of the dozens in the rookery before tying the letter on its legs and letting it fly out of his window.
"How long would it take to reach there, Maester," Jon asked.
"The Raven should reach the Deepwood Motte in about 5 hours and from there it should only take a fast rider about 2 hours to reach the place where Ser Rodrik has set up camp," Maester said after pondering on the question for a while.
"Then it should be fine," Jon sighed in relief, "They should have plenty of time to set up the ambush we prepared beforehand,"
"We should hope so,"
It is possible, but it's also possible he'll panick about it. And it's certain he'll tell Lord Stark, who'll tell his wife, who WILL condemn it.Dunno why you'd keep Luwin in the dark about the Warging. He's one of the few Maesters who actually has a Valyrian Steel link, which means he's able enough with magic to make one. Apparently he studied how to do so under Marwyn the Mage.
Granted, he also doesn't trust it, but let's face it: not trusting magic in ASoIaF is the wisest relationship with it you can have. He's also deeply loyal to House Stark and while he'd advise caution with warging, but that's his universal response to everything: caution. Seeing it actually manifest would only result in him trying to support Jon in exploring and mastering the talent -- especially as it's already being put to good use for the benefit of House Stark.
Point being: even if you're including the Maester anti-magic conspiracy fanon to this story, Luwin is definitely not one of it's members. Hell, in canon when Bran started having the greendreams, Luwin started giving him sleeping draughts to help him sleep.
Three for now.Till war would end,it could be up to 10.So three ships captured, now Jon can have one for him to play with maybe?
Well if that is true then Rob can give his father a plesant surprise and bring him and the other nortern Lords home with the norts little new fleet.
Mate I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt here, re-read what you wrote will you