Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

Meanwhile, in the Sacred Tree Forest behind the Red Keep, Viserys was not resting in the king's bedroom in the Maegor Tower, but was sitting quietly alone among the fallen leaves.

A flame burned in his palm; it was the same golden, ethereal fire that had suddenly begun to burn a few months ago.

However, after several months, it has grown a little from its initial small flame, but progress has been extremely slow.

Viserys stared intently at the ball of flame, a sudden, slight unease gripping his heart. Yet, he continued his work, watching as it merged with the nameless statue he had seized from Gillian.

The next second, golden light shone brightly in the forest of gods.

Chapter 630 Fusion

"What happened?"

Upstairs in Mega, Arianne was sitting on the feather bed chatting with her cousin Renis when she suddenly noticed golden light shining into the room from outside.

The Queen of Westeros, holding up her skirt, hurried to the window with the eldest princess, looking down at the golden light, like the blazing sun, emanating from the Godswood.

"Sansa!"

Arianne immediately summoned her maid and ordered her to quickly inform the Unsullied soldiers to investigate the situation.

The loyal Red Keep guards, of course, did not need the Queen's orders; in fact, they reacted even faster than Arianne. As the golden light shot into the sky, the patrolling Unsullied soldiers formed a shield circle and swiftly moved towards the Godwood Forest.

"Hurry up!"

Swish swish swish—

The Unsullied soldiers stood ready and surrounded the Sacred Tree Forest. They showed no fear in the face of the unknown golden light that shot into the sky, and then raised their shields and converged on the source of the golden light in the center.

The Sacred Woods of Red Fort contains elm, alder, and poplar trees, and is located at the rear of Red Fort, overlooking the mouth of the Blackwater River.

The Heart Tree in the Sacred Tree Forest is a giant oak tree, its branches covered with strawberry vines, which are now gleaming in the golden light.

The Unsullied soldiers rustled underfoot as they stepped on the fallen leaves in the Sacred Tree Forest, and the approaching golden firelight illuminated the faces of all the soldiers.

As they got closer, they could see a faint figure shrouded in the golden firelight.

The Unsullied soldier's eyes were resolute, but when he saw a figure in the firelight, he couldn't help but swallow slightly and tighten his grip on his spear and shield.

This was beyond their cognitive limits, reaching a non-human level; they had no idea what kind of enemy they were facing.

"Who goes there?!"

Then a soldier couldn't help but ask sharply in Valyrian.

However, the figure sitting cross-legged in the golden flames seemed to suddenly awaken at this moment.

He raised his head slightly, realizing the commotion he had caused. It was likely that tomorrow it wouldn't just be the Red Keep, but the entire King's Landing would be a topic of discussion.

"Get out!"

"Don't let anyone get close."

A familiar voice came from the golden firelight. The Unsullied soldiers surrounding the Sacred Tree Forest were slightly taken aback when they heard the voice, but they quickly realized who the person in the firelight was. Now that they thought about it, there was no one in the entire Seven Kingdoms who could be bathed in the firelight unharmed.

"Yes, Your Majesty!"

wow-

Instantly, all the Unsullied soldiers surrounding the Sacred Tree Forest knelt on one knee and quickly retreated, completely surrounding the forest and preventing anyone from approaching.

Even the women, including Arianne and Renis, who arrived later, were refused entry when they tried to go in for a look.

The Unsullied's first standard for carrying out orders is Viserys's word, and the Unsullied will uphold this first standard whenever anyone else's orders conflict with Viserys's.

In the Sacred Grove, undisturbed by others, Viserys's gaze was entirely fixed on the nameless idol in his hand.

This is one of the treasures left behind by Gillian Lannister, who once explored the Valyrian ruins and became one of the few who came out alive.

Gillian harbored many secrets, including his infiltration of Viserys's inner circle, which was eventually exposed, leading to his suicide by poison and the complete disappearance of his body.

Viserys initially thought Tywin had sent men to steal the body, but according to the information he now has, the tomb Tywin set up for his brother was just a cenotaph, and there was no Gillian's body inside.

No one knows how Gillian's corpse grew legs and ran away on its own.

However, not long ago, when Viserys was looking through his private treasury, he accidentally touched this nameless statue with horns on its head, and it aroused a faint but special power. This special power attracted a certain quality within him, which made Viserys notice it.

This feeling was somewhat unfamiliar to Viserys, because he had never reacted this way before. The idol he had salvaged from the Valyrian ruins seemed to want some kind of power from his body, the same power that was the golden void flame that had inexplicably ignited within him not long ago.

However, Viserys was not alarmed by this strange situation. Instead, he fell into deep thought. He did not rush to merge the golden flames with the nameless statue, nor did he throw away the statue in fear.

Viserys then experimented with everything in the warehouse, and eventually found something else that was extremely interested in the golden flames within him, showing a strong attraction to them.

It's like a greedy child encountering a delicious cake; it's instinct at play.

This is a giant raven skull that Viserys found in an unnamed cave in the Stormlands before the Battle of Bronze Gate. According to the Three-Eyed Raven's memory, he flew here with his sword, the Dark Sisters, and plunged the sword into this giant, pale raven skull, suppressing it.

Valyrian steel seemed to have a strong effect on suppressing magic. After the Dark Sisters inserted it, the white raven's head stopped shaking, and the unprecedentedly huge storm on the Narrow Sea slowly subsided. It was in this storm that Daenerys was born.

Viserys took the Dark Sisters with him before the Battle of Bronze Gate, along with this huge, pale raven skull. He had sensed a strange power contained within the skull since then.

According to the documents he found, the only one associated with crows and storms seems to be the legendary Storm God, a deity who appeared in the Iron People religion.

'The Storm God is the eternal enemy of the Drowning God; he dwells in the halls of the clouds, and the raven is his servant, setting traps to lure the Ironborn to their own destruction.'

There are ancient legends that claim the Storm God's servants are ravens, and others that the Storm God himself is a raven.

Viserys felt that this head was extraordinary and had asked Melisandre, Dr. Marwyn the Wizard, and others to study it, but they could not explain it. Therefore, the raven head had been kept at the bottom of his warehouse.

However, the other party was now also interested in the golden flames burning within his body. Viserys placed the nameless statue unearthed from the Valyrian ruins alongside the huge, pale raven skull.

After much deliberation, Viserys finally chose to pick up the nameless idol.

Chapter 631 Miracle

Viserys chose the idol in this choice between two options, a result he had carefully considered.

He did this for many reasons, one of which was that the nameless statue came from ancient Valyrian ruins.

The most mysterious black mist within Viserys' body traces its origins to the Valyrian ruins, and its manifestation is even expressed in High Valyrian.

All of this demonstrates the intricate connections between the two sides.

The last time the gray fog in the Valyrian ruins rioted, this nameless statue also emitted the gray fog.

The second reason is that, according to Viserys's observation, the power drawn from the golden flames within the nameless statue was relatively weaker and not as intense as that from the white raven skull.

Both the nameless statue and the white raven skull contain some kind of mysterious 'quality', which Viserys does not know how to describe, so he will call it 'divine power' or 'divinity', that is, an upgraded version of consciousness or power that transcends the mortal realm.

They had hidden themselves very well, and even though Viserys scanned them again and again with his superhuman mental power, he could not detect any clues about them.

However, it wasn't until Viserys himself ignited the mysterious golden flames that the divinity hidden within the white raven skull and the nameless statue was suddenly drawn out.

They all longed for Viserys' power, and Viserys himself felt somewhat helpless about the inexplicable golden flame burning within him, because it existed entirely in nothingness, impossible to burn or touch, and even when he placed the flame in front of a branch, he couldn't ignite it.

Now that these two mysterious things are so eager to obtain it, Viserys can easily guess that when the two items truly come into contact and merge, some kind of magical change will occur.

of course.

He doesn't know whether this change is for the better or for the worse.

But one thing is certain: he will not be able to achieve a breakthrough if he does nothing.

Therefore, after much deliberation, Viserys decided to try fusing one of the ingredients with the golden flames. If the result was good, all would be well; if the result was bad, problems would be solved. The most important thing was to figure out what the golden flames actually were.

The nameless statue, which contained relatively little 'divinity', became the best test subject.

Viserys even left Maegor House, the royal residence, and went to the Godswood Forest behind the Red Keep, a place rarely visited by people, for fear that some uncontrollable situation might occur and harm his family, wife, and children.

However, reality is what it is, and Viserys' concerns and caution were not unfounded...

Even though he had chosen the one with less 'divinity' from the two, an uncontrollable situation still arose.

But now he can't stop, and can only do his best to fuse the golden flames and the nameless statue together.

"Again—"

A young man with long, silver-gold hair sat cross-legged in the very center of the sacred tree forest, his handsome face showing a slight gritted lip, and his violet eyes filled with determination.

In the sacred forest, ethereal golden flames enveloped the silver-haired youth's entire body. Golden light pierced through the branches above his head, penetrated the dark clouds overhead, and soared straight into the sky!

A golden pillar of light shot up from Aegon Hill, from the location of the Red Keep, reaching the heavens and connecting the earth. Although it was late at night and many people had already fallen asleep, King's Landing, as the capital of Westeros, had a rich nightlife and was naturally bustling with activity.

The city of King's Landing was filled with ordinary citizens, drunken mercenaries, golden-robed guards, nobles and merchants from all over the Seven Kingdoms.

Now they all put down what they were doing and stared in disbelief at the magical scene that had come from the Red Keep on Aegon Hill.

"This is..."

In the heart of King's Landing, Melisandre, the vice-principal of the seminary, stood atop a tower, staring blankly at the golden flames, her eyes filled with apprehension, fear, and deep bewilderment.

"Miss!"

"Miss! Come out and see!"

Meanwhile, in a property belonging to the Tyrell family of Starstalker City, Margaery Tyrell, 'Little Rose', was just about to fall asleep when she was awakened by her maid.

Although Margaret was slightly dissatisfied, she always remembered her grandmother's teachings: as a noble lady, she should not act like a shrew and throw tantrums; she should learn to control her emotions.

Then, the brown-haired girl in her pajamas took a deep breath and tried to put on a sweet smile.

"What's wrong, Yalan?"

"I'll go out and take a look..."

However, Margaret's words were cut short as if she had choked on them. She stood there, stunned, staring wide-eyed at the golden light shooting into the sky in the distance, her face filled with disbelief.

This miraculous sight appears almost like a divine miracle to ordinary people.

Miss Margaery Tyrell's mind went blank, her mouth slightly agape. At that moment, she had only one thought in her mind, and she murmured to herself.

"By the gods..."

Then, as if realizing something, she shivered.

"The seven gods have manifested their power!"

"Quick! Yalan! Let's make a wish right now! If we make a wish now, the Seven Gods will definitely grant it!"

Margaery's words were like a wake-up call, and her best friend and handmaid, Arlan Tyrell, also shuddered slightly before suddenly understanding.

"Yes! Miss is right! This is the manifestation of the Seven Gods!"

"Let's make a wish!"