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BROTHER RAY: The War of the Ninepenny
Kings, they called it.
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-But l never saw a king, or earned a penny.
-(HORSE WHlNNYlNG)
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After the war ended, l heard it all started
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when an exiled royal bastard
raised an army of sellswords,
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and the rightful king sent his own army
to stop an invasion.
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Sounds simple the way the maesters tell it.
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But an army isn't like a dog
that comes when you whistle.
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The king calls on great lords,
who call on lesser lords,
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who send out their captains to round up
all the peasant men
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on the land the lord claims to own.
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lf the lord is wise and generous,
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his new soldiers are given steel swords
and wooden shields to fight his battles.
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Most of our army fought with sharp sticks.
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Singers still sing of the valiant heroes
made in the war,
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Ser Brynden Tully the Blackfish,
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Ser Tywin Lannister
and Prince Aerys Targaryen,
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Ser Barristan Selmy the Bold,
who slew the bastard pretender
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-and ended the war at a stroke.
-(SWORDS CLANKlNG)
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But the king whose crown
we were defending never came.
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He mattered too much, l suppose.
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His Hand commanded the crown's armies
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and died valiantly in his son's arms.
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Or so the singers say.
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l never saw that either.
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l did see the soldiers
when they came to our village.
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They declared l was too young to fight,
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but my brothers and friends were all going,
and l wouldn't be left behind.
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My oldest brother said l could be his squire,
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though he wasn't a knight, just a pot boy
armed with a stolen kitchen knife.
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He'd never need it.
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l saw him collapse on the march from fever,
along with many from our village.
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l saw our shoes fall apart on the road,
our clothes rot off our bodies,
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and half of us shitting our beds
from the sickness and fear.
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And then we got to the war.
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ln the Stepstones,
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l saw a mace cave in my last brother's head.
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l saw the lord who led us there cut down,
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and some other lord shouting
that we were his now.
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One day l looked around and realized
all my friends and kin were gone.
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l was fighting beside strangers
under a banner l'd never seen.
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Didn't know where l was, or how to get home.
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When a lord rode up shouting at us
to form ranks with our scythes and hoes,
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l couldn't remember which side l was on.
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Then the knights came down on us,
faceless men, all in steel.
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The thunder of their charge filled the world.
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l closed my eyes.
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Years later,
after the war had faded into songs,
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-l opened them again.
-(BlRDS CHlRPlNG)
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And saw what l had done,
and what l had become in the war and since.
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l went looking for a way back home.
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l know l'll never reach it.
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But that doesn't mean l don't need a guide.
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