The three-eyed crow has a better understanding of the Seven Gods.

But he believed that Charles was a god, and never mentioned scepters or real gods.

Although many people think so, including Charles himself sometimes, he is still not sure.

Now it seems that this matter is really as he guessed, the scepter is just an auxiliary item.

So is it said that all the churches in the past were in this situation, and the scepter was not God, but the people who held the scepter?

Then it is combined with the artificial display of the Eye of Reality.

Shire gradually made a guess.

Are the Seven Gods artificial?

It is called the Seven Gods, and is it essentially a person behind it?

So, this is the Seven Gods, what about the so-called Old Gods?

What exactly is a three-eyed crow?

If it is really what he thought, then how should he create a god?

After pondering and returning to the bedroom, he thought of the so-called God of Desolation again.

Is God of Desperation artificial? Let’s not mention whether he went ashore. What is his purpose?

Help the Iron Islands invade the North?

But if this is really necessary, Charles should have an impression - he is more concerned about extraordinary power when watching the drama, and the drama "Ice and Fire" Songs have only an old lady in the red robe. With this crow, there seems to be nothing else.

Leaving the plot? What's the reason? He has never been to the Iron Islands...

As he thought, it was bright and I don’t know how long it took, the servants outside the door came to report.

"Sir Kelanston, Madam invites you to have breakfast."

"Okay, come."
Chapter completed!