The Dragonglass bullet of the flintlock gun is his biggest weapon against White Walkers.
Teresa took the initiative to choose to stay, "I don't know anything about flintlock guns, so I might as well stay, and Princess Daenerys will go back with them."
Gary thought for a moment and nodded in agreement, "Okay, that's the arrangement."
All the armies were preparing to leave. When it got dark, everyone had left, leaving only Gary and Teresa still in the ruins of Castle Black.
Gary lit a bonfire and sat face to face with Teresa. He asked curiously, "You were Seven before, have you ever been in contact with Cold God?"
"You mean Naviga? That guy is a lunatic. Different from our way of survival, she does not need followers, only servants."
Teresa sighed and seemed to be deeply touched, "Actually, sometimes I envy her. She never has to worry about her own demise. As long as there are sacrifices from creatures, she will always exist."
Gary didn't expect that Seven would actually envy the ugly Cold God, "You envy her? Then why don't you imitate her way of living?"
"You can't imitate it. Naviga's birth was an accident." Teresa looked up at the starry sky and said slowly.
Gary became interested, "Tell me, how did Cold God come about?"
Teresa shook her head, "I don't know, no one knows how Naviga came here. Except R'hllor, she seems to know Naviga very well. All the information we know about Naviga was revealed by R'hllor."
Lord of Light?
Ah, there is such a thing. Melisandre once said that in Lord of Light's Divine Revelation, there are only two true gods in the world, Lord of Light R'hllor and Cold God Navija.
Could it be that they are twin gods who love to hear and see?
Teresa lay on a horizontal wall panel, closing her eyes and concentrating, "What can you feel Ice Core? How long will it take for them to arrive?"
"They are also resting and will probably arrive at Castle Black after dawn." Gary is sensing the Ice Core in Children of the Forest. Although he no longer has Ice Magic, he can still sense the Primal Stone energy in Ice Core.
But it's strange to say that Mother of Dragons is clearly borrowing Primal Stone's power, but Gary can't sense her at all. As a god who also borrows Primal Stone's power, Teresa has a deep connection with Gary and can easily detect each other's position.
Teresa's human body needed to rest, and she said, "Go to sleep and conserve your strength."
Gary leaned on a pile of gravel, looked at the burning bonfire, and slowly fell asleep.
Early next morning.
Jon and Li De, who arrived late, and more than a dozen Rangers, saw Gary in the ruins of Castle Black.
"Your Majesty? What... happened to you? Why did the Wall..."
Gary thought Jon would have some clues, but he didn't expect that they would have no clue. "I haven't figured it out yet, you guys... wait here for me for a while."
He came to the north side of the ruins and saw the three Leaf who were following Jon, "Long time no see, everyone."
The three Children of the Forest asked about the situation, "Luke? Why are you here?"
"The Wall How..."
Gary raised his hand to interrupt them, "I don't know what's going on about the Wall. In short, it's very dangerous here. I must withdraw Winterfell as soon as possible."
Green Grass thought of that rude girl, "I asked, could it be that woman who is causing trouble?"
"What woman?" Gary smelled something amiss and asked.
Leaf explained, "It is Fire Wizard that you sent to replace us. She has a bad temper, so she has some minor friction with us."
Gary is silent, a woman who knows how to Fire Magic? Is she the messenger of Lord of Light? Or, is she Mother of Dragons?
But aren't they all enemies of Cold God? How could they help Cold God and destroy the Wall?
Can't figure it out.
He didn't want to cause trouble, so he asked Leaf and the others to follow him, "Let's go back to Winterfell first. When we get there, I will give you an explanation."
Jon and others never expected that they would be followed all the way by three Children of the Forest.
But if you think about it carefully, it's normal. Children of the Forest are very familiar with every inch of the forest environment. They can blend in perfectly with the environment. It's natural that Night's Watchs can't notice it.
In this way, a group of people followed Gary on their journey to the south.
Westeros south, Stormlands.
A large number of red cannon monks and red-robed priests from Essos settled in various castles of Stormlands. As high-level Wizard of the Red God temple, they came specially to fight against Supreme God Faith and Cold God from the north.
Aegon VI warmly welcomed them. Who wouldn't want hundreds more Wizard to appear on their own land out of thin air?
He issued a royal order and asked the Stormlands nobles to clean up the Faith of the Seven in the territory and change them all into Red God temples.
At the same time, Aegon VI also secretly met with Benerro, the chief priest of the Red God temple, hoping that he could help him attack King's Landing.
Benerro was very satisfied with the attitude of Aegon VI, so he put forward a series of conditions. For example, Westeros was only allowed to believe in Lord of Light R'hllor from now on, every kind of castle must build a Red God temple, and receive Red Priest passing by for free, etc...
Aegon VI accepted the entire order and agreed.
Benerro then agreed to help Aegon VI attack King's Landing, using Red Priest's Magic to deal with King's Landing's two Dragon.
Aegon VI was so delighted that he couldn't wait to order the army to drive out all Faith of the Seven clergy in Stormlands's territory and begin to implement Lord of Light's teachings.
More than ten days later, Stormlands and Faith of the Seven were all emptied by the army, and all clergy were forced to move to Westerlands and the Reach.
Most people chose to go to Westerlands. After all, the Reach is now in the hands of Ironborn, and they believe in their own Drowned God.
As for the group of clergy who went to the Reach, they were just passing through. Their real destination was Dorne at the southern end.
Westerlands, Golden Avenue.
Thousands of clergymen were dressed in ragged clothes, like refugees, marching slowly towards Casterly Rock in the west.
The leader among them is a lean old man who does not look as listless as the others. He is full of energy and has a glowing face.
The old man was accompanied by two believers who were in good spirits. The three of them walked at the front of the team and were the spiritual sustenance of everyone.
If it weren't for their guidance, many clergy would probably give up their faith Seven and return to their hometown Stormlands.
The girl next to the old man whispered, "Heavenly Father, R'hllor has betrayed us, what should we do now?"
Another man gritted his teeth and roared, "We must not let him go so easily! We must make him pay the price!"
The old man folded his sleeves with his hands, and there was no emotion on his face, "The reason why R'hllor dared to do this is because she knew that we would not dare to fall out with her. Now we are mortal enemies with King in the North, and R'hllor thinks that we have no choice but to succumb to her."
The girl sighed deeply, "But Heavenly Father, R'hllor is right, we really have no choice..."
"No, we have a choice." Heavenly Father smiled, with a hint of madness suddenly appearing in his eyes, "King in the North killed Crone and the warriors, proving to us that he is strong and qualified to talk to the gods. In this case, we might as well give him a chance."
The man's eyes widened, "Heavenly Father, you want to take refuge in King in the North? Is this... possible? He must hate us now."
The old man seemed confident, "We have a common enemy, and he will agree."