Game of Thrones: Empress of the Sacred Flame
Chapter 481

The Truth of the World

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The Greenseer planter suddenly sensed vast amounts of mist gathering around the weirwood seeds in her pouch.

When she opened the pouch, she discovered that all dozen or so weirwood seeds inside had sprouted.

She hurriedly buried the seeds along the edge of the swamp. Soon, a dozen or so saplings broke through the soil and rapidly grew several feet tall.

Unlike ordinary weirwoods, these saplings had pale blue patterns covering their white trunks, and their crimson, hand-shaped leaves were dotted with tiny blue spots.

Ragnax

Oserion felt an uncontrollable power welling up inside him, so he quickly pressed both hands against his Great Dragon, Ragnax.

His energy surged wildly into Ragnax, like water pouring through an opened floodgate.

"Eee~ caw~"

After receiving this energy, Ragnax immediately cried out in excitement. To Oserion's delight, he discovered that his bond with Ragnax had deepened, and their telepathic connection had grown even stronger.

As the blue mist thickened, all three Great Dragons became ravenously hungry. Together, they turned their gazes toward the giant crocodiles inhabiting the swamp.

Ragnax acted first, swooping swiftly over the swamp and snatching up a large crocodile three or four meters long.

Although there were no Dragonkeepers here to skin and roast it for him, the Great Dragon had always been taught to follow Danyla's thrifty example. He stripped off the crocodile's hide himself, then roasted it with a breath of dragonfire and swallowed it.

Urrax and Myracis followed suit. Before long, they had skinned and roasted all fifty or sixty adult giant crocodiles occupying the swamp.

The Giant Crocodile Swamp had been so thick with giant crocodiles that almost no one lived within a hundred miles of it. From now on, perhaps its name would be the only trace of them left.

Several hours passed. By the

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