Game of Thrones last season showed Night’s King riding pass the wall on the undead Viserion and that itself was an alarming incident. Now that the Night’s King has entered the safe zone for the Westeros people, danger dangles like a sword over the kingdom.
Latest pictures shared by a fan page on Twitter has brought new revelations and it calls out the danger. In the photographs, the sets have been constructed in Belfast and we can notice the red flags, denoting the Lannisters. A thick sheet of snow has covered the sets and that clearly hints at the arrival of the Night’s King in King’s Landing. Check out the pictures here.
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So, this came in today from the #GameOfThrones set in Belfast.
Snow in King’s Landing!ctto pic.twitter.com/F3ThN3GBxt
— Yan® (@Ako_Si_Yan) April 21, 2018
Confirmation Army Of The Dead makes it to Kings Landing @WiCnet @WatchersOTWall @a_red_priestess @DavynightorrOrr #GameOfThrones #BattleOfKingsLanding pic.twitter.com/QTLlYvnU8X
— Joe Weaver (@jorywea) April 20, 2018
From Belfast Live: https://t.co/4QaphnC8o1 pic.twitter.com/nonIEVfYfB
— Crown_For_A_King (@Crown_ForAKing) April 21, 2018
From Belfast Live: https://t.co/4QaphnC8o1 pic.twitter.com/38FqjuoFza
— Crown_For_A_King (@Crown_ForAKing) April 21, 2018
Earlier, in February, a video went viral that showed the Belfast set on fire and thereby suggesting that Winterfell might be under massive fire.
Big night of filming for #GOT8 tonight 26/1 at the Winterfell Set Moneyglass N.Ireland 200+ extras in a big battle scene. This was awesome to see tonight. @WatchersOTWall @WiCnet @GofTNews @GameOfThronesF_ #WinterIsComing #GOT #GameofThrones8 #Ireland pic.twitter.com/UqbUNP0Ira
— Oakleaf Photography (@jct_c) January 26, 2018
OMG WINTERFELL 😱😱 THIS IS HUGE pic.twitter.com/nmCTtoz3ot
— ℝίτα 🌸 (@JonxDanyy) January 31, 2018
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The crew of Game of Thrones is already done shooting for a battle that took them 55 days to complete. And this could be ‘The Battle’ all of us have been waiting for. Watchers on the Wall reports that assistant director Jonathan Quinlan shared a thank you note dedicated to the crew, which he later deleted.