Let's set this once and for all. Was it teleportation or invisibility?
Let's set this once and for all. Was it teleportation or invisibility?
Matthew Long
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Benjamin Cooper
this character is utterly insufferable.
Adam Gutierrez
television
Thomas Wilson
*teleports behind you*
Evan Thomas
she was out of frame so no one could see her
Jordan Morales
She just ninja-runs really fast over rooftops like you would expect from an Assassin.
Gabriel Jenkins
it was running faster than the human eye can track followed by a 20 foot leap, pretty standard anime stuff.
Jacob Brown
whenever bran would climb around winterfell he would start at the heart tree and climb on to a near by roof
Robert Parker
>Let's set this once and for all. Was it teleportation or invisibility?
It was very dark and she was good at moving fast silently. There would have also been a lot of noise outside.
Tyler Diaz
It was Plot Armour.
Asher Wright
she did apperead out of nowhere before Jon in the last episode. It was daytime
Dominic Wright
>you're a wizard arry
Daniel Carter
Time skip
Jose Gomez
Troll girl magic
Aaron Gray
>Let's set this once and for all. Was it teleportation or invisibility?
In the last episode? The men weren't told to seize the Starks or anything.
Hudson Morales
>Batman "So that's what that feels like"
Michael Smith
always has, from the moment she appears in ep1
Asher Anderson
shunshin no jutsu
Juan Bennett
ya it was some goblin sorcery for sure
possibly voodoo
Tyler Hall
IT WAS ABSOLUTE KINO
Hunter Powell
She just ran, brainlet
Dylan Hill
It was the power with the most potential for destruction:
bad writing
Camden Collins
It was a long jump.
Carter Nguyen
i actually laughed when i saw it
Landon Sanders
bump
Lincoln Myers
Arya is a thief/priest multiclass. Her duties at the House of Black and White included religious duties to the god of death. So she was blessed by her god accordingly.
Bentley Hughes
She didn't appear out of nowhere though. She walked up and stood beside him, and he didn't notice because he was too busy staring autistically at his genocidefu.
Brody Walker
Sup facebook
Nathaniel Hill
it was girl power, you retard
Zachary Hughes
Notice how Jon's hair moves just before we see her. They did the same thing with that white walker when she killed the Night King.
Conclusion: She's an airbender
Jaxson Barnes
Clearly super speed. The key is in the white walker hair movement. If it was teleportation it wouldn't move and I'd say the same would happen if arya was running at normal speed so that rules out invisibility
Parker Morris
ok, here's the real deal. The Night King can control the wights directly. We've seen this time and time again. He can tell them to halt, and he can tell them to run. He can even tell them to act individually. Like when he used a single wight to test if the frozen lake was solid enough. Or when he instructed the wights to lay on the fire trench one by one.
Mind you, he instructed the eights, while he was in the sky, atop Rhaegal, vision obscured by the storm, with ravens flying about to distract him.
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This is a very strong indicator, that the Night King can actually see from the eyes of the wights. Which would also explain why the wights attacked Lord Mormont at the wall. Their attack was deliberately against the Lord Commander, because the Night King can control them from a distance and see what they see.
Right, so when the Night King approaches Bran, he actually controls the nearby wights, telling them to stop. This is why when Arya runs by them, they don't react. Because the Night King has explicitly halted them, in order to have their moment. Arya simply runs by the White Walkers, which is why you see the wind sweep the hair of one of the walkers, and he turns around like "wuts dat?" By the time the walkers have any idea of what happened, Arya is already sprinting toward the Night King. The Night King senses Arya's presence because he's signaled by the walkers telepathically. And that's why he thinks to turn before she gets the drop on him.
>But she gave herself away when she screamed
No, actually, you can see her teeth are gritted as she fades into view. She only begins to scream when she's in range to kill him. There's no way he could have reacted that quickly, unless he had a sense of her beforehand.