Hello, and welcome to the Nauticast podcast, the one true chapter-by-chapter podcast going through a

song of ice and fire. I'm one of your hosts Emmett, also known as Poor Quentin. And I'm

Manu, also known as Manuclear Bomb. And welcome to the 192nd episode of the Nata cast titled The Ways of War, an analysis of

a Storm of Swords, Deinaris 4, in which Danny takes down Yunkai in a single chapter.

Astipur, you know, that took two or three, but that just wasn't efficient enough for

Daneris Targaryen, mother of dragons, and manager of projects.

Danny's really living that grinds-set lifestyle.

Danny rises and grinds every day.

Who would be the best influencer in the world of a Song of Ice and Fire?

I know, like, Renly and Marjorie are like the obvious answer to that, but part of me thinks

Melisandra would have quite the following.

Yeah, Melisandra just has branding down, like, top to bottom.

Her SEO is impeccable.

It's what she calls the trappings of power. Melisandra would probably do terrifyingly well today.

Something to consider. So, as always, our spoiler warning, prepared to be spoiled for all five novels,

the three Duncan Egg novellas, histories, interviews, the winds of winter sample chapters,

as well as Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, TV shows, anything and everything. Our question this episode comes from

our patron Alyssa, who asks, do you think there is any chance at all that Rob's bones will be

returned to Winterfell? The journey of Ned's bones is a cause for a lot of discussion, but I don't usually

see Rob's remains brought up, as we don't technically know where they end up after The Incident trademark.

There's precedent for a Stark erected in the crypt with no remains to bury, Brandon the

shipwright, presumably Ricard Stark, but George's interest in burial traditions throughout

...