Aemon does not reveal the purpose of his question (perhaps it is ironic that a blind man noticed what others with eyesight did not). Sam admits he saw lights, but did not feel any heat. He asks Sam whether he felt any heat from the sword. While they are walking away, Aemon seems to be deep in thought. There are no flames, but the steel is yellow and red and orange, all flashing and glimmering, like sunshine on water, but prettier. Sam describes the sword in details to Aemon: "It glows as if it were on fire. Stannis cannot understand how a blind man can see his sword, but shows it to him. In A Storm of Swords, Maester Aemon asks Stannis to see the sword. In A Clash of Kings, Renly Baratheon and Salladhor Saan do not believe that Stannis's sword is the legendary Lightbringer, though they don't delve deep into prophecy with their reasoning. Thus there is a discrepancy between the "Lightbringer" of legend, and Stannis's sword "Lightbringer", named after the original. However, Melisandre is apparently unable to get the sword to radiate heat, and it only gives off bright light. The sword was said to glow and radiate heat, burning whoever touches it.Īs in the TV series, Melisandre enchants Stannis's sword and dubs it Lightbringer, as she believes him to be Azor Ahai reborn. In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Lightbringer is a sword of legend, forged and wielded by Azor Ahai, chosen by the Lord of Light to fight the darkness.
It was last seen being carried off by Davos Seaworth.Īccording to prophecy, Lightbringer would be pulled from fire by the Lord's Chosen, the Prince That Was Promised, champion of the Lord of Light. It is unknown what became of the sword after Stannis leaves it behind on the beach at Dragonstone.
At the behest of Melisandre, he pulls it out of the fire created by burning statues of the Seven. Lightbringer is the sword of Stannis Baratheon.
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