A Western fantasy journey that began with Game of Thrones

Chapter 204 God Box

Murals, brocades, carpets, round mirrors, bed curtains... The clean and white room was clean and exquisite, but in the oak box beside the bed, there was a pool of rotten flesh and blood!

And the accumulated black blood...

Everything he saw was enough to scare anyone.

Although Renly had seen it dozens of times, he still felt uncomfortable, so he closed the box without hesitation and opened it again.

What he saw was completely different from before.

Puppets, dolls, wooden swords, tin helmets and small armor, miniature castle sculptures, wooden knights...

All of these were his accumulation when he was in Storm's End, and some of them were even the same age as him. As time passed, these wooden toys had begun to turn black and dark, and exuded a kind of decayed atmosphere, but compared to what he had seen before, they were undoubtedly much cuter.

After carefully counting the toys and finding that nothing was missing, Renly's last bit of worry completely disappeared, and then he frowned unconsciously.

If you say that this box was not originally like this, at most it would move.

At first, he just thought it was something that was replaced by an animal, but when he tried to destroy it, he found that it was very hard.

Then he realized that this thing was alienated, not replaced.

Living in a room that is not your own and having a moving box is not a good thing. Although his freedom has been greatly restricted by the "kidnapping" experience, it does not mean that he can always stay in High Court to guard this thing. Occasionally, he will go out, such as hunting, for example, going out to play.

In this case, you can't ask the servants not to clean the room, and you can't even guarantee that anyone will enter the room.

So many of his personal belongings were never placed in the room, but were hidden in other places by him, and this box was obviously one of his personal belongings.

So after discovering the alienation, he buried the box at the bottom of a long-abandoned tower in the castle.

As a result, when he woke up the next morning, it appeared beside him, and it looked "dusty" and obviously ran back by itself.

Renly then moved it to another locked warehouse.

However, it was still useless. It was not clear how this thing opened the lock, but it did open the lock and ran back.

Renly then prepared to throw it away, so he sent it to the suburbs to bury it, but it didn't work either. He threw it under the cliff, burned it with fire, and even hid it in a coffin and buried it in the cemetery...

No matter what he did, the box could run back by itself, as if it had recognized him. Even after the last time in the cemetery, the toys inside became very evil. Except for him, others would unconsciously develop the desire to kill and be violent when they saw that kind of horror.

Later, Renly thought of a way - he thought that this thing might recognize his own smell or something, but he was afraid that something unexpected might happen if he put blood in it, so he peed in it.

Originally, he didn't have much hope, just a try, but he didn't expect that this thing was really stun by a pee, and it became completely obedient, and didn't run around with Renly.

Then, as Renly continued to urinate, it lay quietly in the room under the bed, and didn't make any trouble. Renly even found that this thing was simply an excellent urinal. After closing the lid, not only would there be no smell, but the liquid would slowly disappear when it flowed into it.

He was quite proud of this for a while.

But now...

Did it develop urine resistance?

Frowning and staring at the wooden box, Renly felt a little headache.

However, experience has proven that as long as he is near this box, this thing will not move around, so after thinking about it, he simply closed the lid of this thing and secretly decided to take this thing with him when he goes out in the future, and never leave it here. How to deal with it later...

He couldn't help but look at his left wrist, but did not act immediately. Instead, he took out a dagger from the bedside table, lowered his head and sniffed it, and sighed in disappointment.

The River Reach is ancient and rich but "barren". After forming the Knights, Renly has been running around in this land, but he has never encountered a new "dungeon medium", so he still only has this dagger obtained from the Swamplanders.

However, this medium is a broken one.

Yes, broken.

When he first got this dagger, he felt that the fragrance on it was insufficient. He originally thought that it could be restored with the passage of time, but it has been nine years, and the smell on the dagger is still the same, so Renly had to consider other ways to repair this thing.

In fact, he did have a way to repair it, but the price was...

The hesitation in his heart did not hinder Renly's actions. He sat at the head of the bed, put the dagger on the bedside table, and raised his hand to touch the mark of the Seven Gods Contract on his left wrist.

Then, after feeling his mind blurred for a while, he heard a familiar girl's voice in a trance.

"Do you agree to the deal?"

The crisp and pleasant voice was filled with a sacred and solemn taste. In a trance, Renly seemed to see a little girl who looked exactly like himself when he was a child.

"Let's not talk about where I can find a qualified candidate for the Archbishop. Even if I find one, I can't turn him into a real Archbishop at the moment." Renly muttered and replied, "And I only got a dagger in exchange for an Archbishop. I feel like I'm losing money no matter how I think about it."

"This dagger carries the breath of the old days, and that is a field that only the old gods of the north can get involved in. For the gods, it must pay a lot to repair this dagger."

The mark on the wrist answered like this, and this is also an answer she has repeated many times over countless years.

Renly was silent after hearing this.

The so-called breath of the old days should be the real medium for him to travel through history, and he is not unfamiliar with the old gods of the north mentioned by the other party, whether in his previous life or in this world.

There are two dominant beliefs in the Westeros continent. One is the belief in the seven gods represented by the Church of the Seven Gods, also known as the new gods, and the other is the old gods of the north.

The Faith of the Seven Gods was brought by the invasion of the ancient Andals, while the Faith of the Old Gods was the oldest faith in Westeros, spread by the Children of the Forest, the true natives of Westeros, and once spread throughout the entire continent.

However, the world has changed dramatically, and now the Faith of the Old Gods only occupies the northern cold land north of the Neck, and the rest are basically the Seven Gods.

It seems that the Faith of the Seven Gods has the upper hand, but Renly always feels that the Northern Old God is really awesome-

Their priest leader can also travel through time!

This is something in the original drama, but Renly remembered correctly that the one who rolled his eyes in the original book seemed unable to change history easily, but he was free...

Obviously Renly believed that the Seven Gods claimed that it would cost a lot to repair the dagger, but he still had some hesitation.

Because the other party's condition was to let him replace the Archbishop of the Seven Gods Sect with one that the gods were satisfied with...

A pope of a sect, can this thing be replaced casually?

Renly didn't think much about it, but changed the subject and asked if the other party could solve the box beside the bed.

There must be a price to pay for trading with the gods mentioned by the girl, and don't expect him to help for free. This is an iron rule that Renly has clearly tested over the years, so he didn't communicate with the other party to solve this before. After the peeing method took effect, he even forgot about the weirdness of the box.

But now that this thing has started to make trouble again, Renly has to set his sights on the seven gods who are more mysterious than the box.

The other party's reply surprised him.

"The gods can't solve it for you, because the gods can't solve another god."

"God? How is this possible?"

Renly said in disbelief: "Aren't all your gods formed by condensing faith? What kind of faith can a box condense?"

And what he didn't say is that although alienation can bring some wonderful changes to objects, it is too exaggerated to create a god, and Renly thinks it is impossible.

"It is another god that the gods have never seen." The girl's voice echoed in his mind, and it seemed full of confusion.

"It gathers the resentment of the dead, the blood of the world, and... and a breath of divinity - is it... is it the Drowned God?"

This made Renly stunned, and then his eyes could not help but look at his left wrist.

There is another chapter today~