Hello everyone !
Yesterday we gathered with friends in the park to celebrate a teenage girl's birthday. After eating and drinking, my friend told me that the tree across the street was watching us, and indeed it was.
I thought of Game of Thrones and the old gods...
The old gods are nameless deities of stream, forest, and stone worshiped in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros and beyond the Wall. They are so named because the Faith of the Seven (the "new gods") replaced them in all but the north of Westeros, where worship of the old gods is still practiced by northmen, crannogmen, and free folk. Westerosi of various faiths commonly swear by the old gods and the new
The old gods are nameless and numerous. The free folk who live beyond the Wall believe that the gods are everywhere—in the rocks, streams, birds, and beasts—and that they take the deceased down into the earth and trees. The masters teach that the weirwoods are sacred to the old gods. However, worshipers believe the old gods watch through the trees. It is said that the old gods only have power where the heart tree faces can see, and since the destruction of most of the heart trees in the south they have no power there.
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