Game of Thrones: The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon

"This black line is like a 'virus,' spreading among the gods, ultimately harming countless living beings."

At this point, 'Calamity' gave a slight, cold laugh, seemingly mocking humanity and all the ancient gods who existed before humanity.

They mocked them for overestimating themselves by believing they had achieved godhood.

They thought they could be the masters of this world, but little did they know that they were just 'high-class' workers.

Only by truly mastering the power of creation can one become a truly omniscient and omnipotent 'god'.

This is why the ancient gods relentlessly pursued this path.

Chapter 1131 Imitating the Heavenly Emperor

“He told me all of this.”

Then he realized that he might have said a bit too much.

Kramdi, controlling the God of a Thousand Faces, turned his head to look at the Red God, who was still immersed in the black cocoon, and threw everything at him, spreading his hands and speaking.

Kramdi's reasons and explanations were shocking.

Viserys had some basic knowledge of these things, while Heros and Diana had never heard of them before and were completely shocked.

The world is far more profound than they realize.

Lust, war, family, power struggles...

These are all frogs in a well.

They once stood at the bottom of a well, looked up, and saw the sky, believing that the sky should look like what they saw.

Only by escaping the bottom of the well and truly standing at a higher level can they realize that the world is far more vast than they initially perceived.

Just as a higher vantage point allows for a broader perspective, one's way of looking at things changes depending on one's circumstances.

The gods... looked down upon mortals as if they were ants, and mortals could never fathom the gods' intentions.

By working together, they could directly spread the punishment and destroy humanity's most powerful empire.

However, if what Kramdi said is true, and if we really leave this place, there is a much wider world in the outer universe.

So how do outsiders view those inside?

They used to think of themselves as gods, out of place among the mortals of the lower realm, but now they have suddenly come to their senses.

Do outsiders view those inside in the same way they look down upon the world?

Perhaps it wasn't just Heros and Diana who realized this at this time; the ancient gods, including R'hllor, the Lord of Light, all understood it.

That is why they have been searching for this true 'path to godhood' one after another.

Compared to those who possess the power to create all things, capable of creating the world and all living beings, these so-called 'gods' are nothing but ants, insignificant and not worth mentioning.

"Then why did he turn against the gods?"

However, Heros and Diana were somewhat anxious, their minds unsettled by the legendary tales and otherworldly realms described by the 'Calamity'.

But Viserys remained remarkably calm, for no matter how mysterious and alluring the outer world might be, there were still matters to be resolved.

The black cocoon that had formed on the Red God's side began to shake, perhaps about to break free.

If Kramdi wasn't lying, then the Red God that hatches next will completely lose his mind and become a beast that only knows how to kill. However, he won't be difficult to deal with, since he has already lost his mind.

"Because the curse on him has been uncontrollable for thousands of years."

"He regretted his past greed, believing that the gods perished because of desire and the unrestrained pursuit of power."

"This is why this 'virus' has spread among the gods, and there has never been a day when it will stop."

"So he wanted to destroy all the gods at the last moment to completely stop the spread of this 'virus'."

"Would killing all the gods break this curse?"

Viserys frowned slightly upon hearing Kramdy's words.

Because this reason is simply absurd.

Among the gods, there are many gentle ones who are willing to be lazy and content; not all gods are pursuing power without restraint.

"That's right, because there's a precedent for this kind of thing."

“Azor Ahai told me that he was actually imitating someone.”

"Who?"

"The Heavenly Emperor of the Eastern Divine Realm, the founder of the Dawn Kingdom."

Viserys was slightly taken aback when he heard Kramdi's words. He hadn't expected that this would involve the mysterious Eastern Divine Realm.

The Divine Realm is divided into the Eastern and Western Divine Realms by the Bone Mountain Range, and the two sides have always kept to themselves and never interfered with each other.

However, the Western divine realm is now in complete chaos, with many Western gods falling one after another, and the divine realm itself being shattered by this great war, connecting it to the mortal world.

The Eastern Divine Realm was also somewhat affected by this, but no deities from the East intervened in the matter for a long time.

In fact, Viserys, being cautious, never ventured into the East, much less saw any gods from the East.

He only had a superficial understanding, knowing that this legendary founder of the Dawn Kingdom, the Heavenly Emperor, was the ruler of the Eastern Divine Realm.

She ruled the Kingdom of Dawn for ten thousand years, a period comparable to the earliest recorded civilization in the Western world.

But after ruling for ten thousand years, he passed the empire on to his son, the Pearl Emperor, who then ruled for another thousand years.

The Dawn Kingdom had a history of over ten thousand years, with nine emperors in total. Finally, under the tyrannical rule of the Bloodstone Emperor, the long night descended, and the great empire collapsed.

Meanwhile, the long night descended 8,000 years ago in the Yin Geng calendar, but the Dawn Kingdom had already been recorded for more than 10,000 years. Therefore, the development of Eastern civilization was indeed much earlier than that of the Western world.

Viserys had initially thought that the Eastern gods were more 'obedient' because of the Heavenly Emperor's powerful suppression, but now he seemed to hear something unusual coming from Kramdy's words.

"What happened to the Heavenly Emperor?"

Viserys asked.

"The Heavenly Emperor slaughtered all the gods of the Eastern Divine Realm, including his son, the Pearl Emperor, and his grandson, the Emerald Emperor."

Kramdi once again made a startling statement, which slightly surprised Heros and Diana, who knew nothing about the Eastern Divine Realm, as did Viserys.

"You mean... the Heavenly Emperor once tried to fuse the powers of ice and fire, but failed?"

"No one knows that now."

"But she is the only god in this world who successfully left."

"Legend has it that she flew upwards, leaving the realm of gods and arriving in the outer universe, until she transformed into a star."

"Before the Heavenly Emperor left this world, he emptied the entire Eastern Divine Realm, and to this day, no new deity has been born in the East."

"It seems the Heavenly Emperor not only slaughtered all the gods of the Eastern Divine Realm, but also destroyed the path to godhood..."

Kramdi, controlling the Thousand-Faced God, spoke from beneath his hood, his voice low as he recounted these events.

"This is why the mighty Dawn Kingdom eventually fell in the long night, and the Eastern world has been slowly declining until it was surpassed by the Western world."

"As for why the Western Divine Realm dares not invade the East?"

"As the only god to have ascended to heaven, who dares to bet that the Heavenly Emperor won't return?"

"And Azor Ahai's plans over the past thousand years have actually been an imitation of the Heavenly Emperor."

Chapter 1132 The Death of the Crimson God

Azor Ahai attempted to emulate the God of God, but unfortunately, he did not possess the same great talent and ambition.

He also encountered resistance from the gods, including Viserys, and ultimately suffered a defeat. He could no longer suppress the black lines within his body and was completely controlled by the curse, becoming a walking corpse.

The black cocoon in the distance is about to break through, while the gods here are still immersed in these terrifying secrets. Viserys has only been a god for a hundred years, and all the gods in front of him combined are not even a fraction of Azor Ahai.

If one hadn't lived for thousands, even tens of thousands of years, how would one know these ancient secrets?

Viserys sorted out his thoughts. It was hard to distinguish between truth and falsehood in Kramdy's words, but hearing so many secrets had indeed cleared up many of his doubts. Perhaps what the other party was saying was not a lie.

Why would he tell you so much?

Viserys then asked a question that directly hit the nail on the head, and all the gods looked at him with suspicion.

Since this mysterious figure, named Kramdy, claims to be Viserys' eldest son, and indeed possesses some of Viserys's aura...

But why did the King of Light trust him so much and tell him so many things?

These are things that, in common sense, are secrets that should be kept hidden, and the fewer people who know about them, the better.

"I don't know about that."

"After all, I had nothing else to do while I was attached to his body, so I could only listen to whatever he said."

When faced with Viserys's question, Kramdi spread his hands innocently and replied...

"Perhaps... he foresaw what is happening now."

Kramdi glanced around at the pitch-black world, then his gaze finally settled back on Viserys.

"And you want me to tell you all this?"

Kramdi's words were not without merit. When Azor Ahai was assassinated by the Many-Faced God, he did capture the opponent and released the shadowy figure on his own initiative.

If the Red God truly intended to protect the entire world, then it's understandable that he chose to relay these matters to Viserys and the others through Kramdy at the final moment.

Even so, Kramdi suddenly appeared with bizarre and inhuman abilities. He was merely a materialized black shadow, without even facial features, and could not even be called human. He could only be called a 'calamity' or a monster, as he put it.

It's perfectly normal for people to doubt what he said.

Beyond Asgard, on the battlefield, there now reside six deities: R'hllor, the Lord of Light; Viserys Targaryen, the first monarch of the Valyrian Empire; his two children, Diana Targaryen, the Goddess of Cold, and Heros Targaryen, the Goddess of Fire; the Many-Faced God; and Kramdy, the 'Calamity'.

But just as the atmosphere fell silent, and the gods, wary of the eerie black line, were all waiting for the King of Light to emerge from his cocoon, then completely annihilate his opponent and end this war of the gods—

Another god has descended upon this ancient battlefield, which has witnessed countless battles between gods.

puff--

In the void, a gnarled and menacing tree branch appeared out of thin air and pierced through the black cocoon formed by the King of Light, Rahlo, right before the eyes of the gods.

"Ok?"

"what happened?"