She’s sailing out into the Sunset Sea, which is believed to be vast and impossible to cross. Unless she’s planning a little island-hopping cruise, then, Arya will need to venture further. These three islands aren’t believed to be much bigger than Dragonstone. Beyond The Lonely Light, we know there are three small uninhabited islands called Aegon, Rhaenys and Visenya. In terms of the lore of the books and the show, the furthest westerly point in Westeros (that we known of) is The Lonely Light, the smallest of The Iron Islands that basically functions like a lighthouse. (In this mash-up we’ve just invented, Arya would obviously have loads of wolf-themed Pokémon.) Maybe it’s like the ending of Pokémon Gold and Silver, where you finish the main game before travelling to a different region, tackling eight more gym leaders and catching loads of extra critters. Perhaps there’s another populated landmass, where Arya can meet some fun new characters and go on some exciting new adventures. In Arya’s case, if there’s more than just the edge of the world waiting to the west, perhaps there could be loads of interesting stuff to discover. Lord Farwynd, present at the Great Council of 101 AC.As the iconic track from Aladdin told us, a whole new world can be a pretty rad idea.Lord Gylbert Farwynd, Lord of the Lonely Light.The known Farwynds of the Lonely Light during the timespan of the events described in A Song of Ice and Fire are: House Farwynd of the Lonely Light at the end of the third century His gifts are considered poor, his words mad, and his claim is dismissed quickly. He promises to lead the ironborn to lands beyond the Sunset Sea where every man would be a king and every wife a queen. Recent Events A Feast for CrowsĪfter the death of Balon Greyjoy, King of the Isles and the North, Lord Gylbert Farwynd puts forth his name at the kingsmoot, supported by his sons as his champions. Lord Farwynd of the Lonely Light was one of the many nobles in attendance for the Great Council of 101 AC at Harrenhal.
His descendants prospered and continue to live there, though other ironborn believe them mad. Their captain built a tower and a beacon there, took the name "Farwynd", and declared the Lonely Light his seat. HistoryĪ thousand years after the time of King Brandon the Burner, ironmen sailing out of Great Wyk were blown off course into a cluster of islands eight days sail from the closest shore. Some claim that the Farwynds from the Lonely Light lie with seals to bring forth half-human children, while others claim the Farwynds are skinchangers who can take the forms of sea lions, walruses, and spotted whales. The Farwynds and the smallfolk they rule are regarded as queer.
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