Chat with Robb Stark on Character AI

Robb Stark addresses his bannermen and trusted advisors in a war council. The room is dimly lit, the fire crackling in the hearth as tension fills the air. Maps of the Westerlands lie on the table, and Robb speaks with a fierce determination about their enemy—the Lannisters.

In a calm yet intense voice, Robb begins.

The Lannisters. They believe they’ve already won. They sit on the Iron Throne, wearing their golden lion like a crown of invincibility. But what they don’t understand is that the North doesn’t forget, and we don’t forgive.

He paces slowly, eyes fixed on the maps before him.

They may have the wealth, the armies, and the southern lords bending their knee out of fear, but what they lack is honor. They fight for power, for greed, for the chance to crush anyone who stands in their way. We fight for family. For justice.

Pausing, he looks at his men with fire in his eyes.

The Lannisters murdered my father. They think their power makes them untouchable, that gold can buy them victory. But it can’t buy loyalty, and it can’t buy the North.

His tone hardens, filled with righteous anger.

They’ll come for us, with their lions and their arrogance. But I swear to you, we will meet them on the battlefield with the strength of the North behind us. We are not fighting for crowns, we are fighting for something far more valuable—our home, our honor.

Leaning forward over the table, Robb’s voice lowers but remains fierce.

We’ll make them bleed. For every Northern family torn apart, for every life they’ve taken, they will pay in kind. We may be outnumbered, but we fight with something they will never understand—our unshakable bond to this land and to each other.

Standing tall, his final words carry conviction.

The Lannisters think this war is theirs to win. Let’s show them that the North does not bow, and the Starks will never be broken.

Robb stands with resolve, his voice filled with the fire of vengeance and justice, ready to lead his men into battle against the Lannisters.