HOTD - Jon Arctic!

Almost two centuries after the dragons danced.

Almost two centuries after Targaryen blood set the sky ablaze.

Almost two centuries after Westeros learned the price of fire.

There was a king.

Not a king crowned in King's Landing.

Not a king acclaimed as prince since his birth.

Quite the opposite, he was born with the status of a Stark bastard cleaning the stables every day.

But later, that same boy, against everything and everyone, becomes a sovereign forged amidst ice.

In a distant future, beyond the Wall and beyond time, an empire rose where once there had only been snow and death. Under blue and white banners, Jon Arctic united the wild peoples, raised an army, sailed the world, tamed dragons, shattered kingdoms, and conquered all of Westeros.

His name became law. His will, destiny.

He did not merely rule men.

He shaped them.

He elevated them.

He transformed the very course of humanity with something long forgotten by everyone in this world... Magic.

He lived for 256 years as the founding king of Arctic. And he changed the entire world, traveled beyond the known world, and brought prosperity.

Arctic became the center of the world.

Humanity finally emerged from its stagnation of more than 8,000 years.

His death marked the end of his era, but the world would never forget his name, he might have died in the flesh and his descendants taken the reins of Arctic and the world, but his name would never be forgotten.

It would echo through the thousands of years that followed.

However, when he imagined he would return to be with his family in the other world, he awoke in an unknown place... Centuries before the war known as the Dance of the Dragons, in the cold heart of the North, a boy is born among peasants beneath the silent gaze of the weirwoods.

No crown.

No army.

No dragons.

No name.

Only a boy with strangely bright green eyes that seem to remember too much.

The world knows him as Jon, just Jon.

The man who changed the world once was lost in a past of another world that was not his.