After giving 10% of the Green Prophet's Seal to her believers, Danny was left with 73%. How powerful was that?
When she held the weirwood in her hand, she only needed a single thought. For example, Targaryen.
Then, all Westeros with the Targaryen bloodline would appear in front of her.
She entered a higher dimensional world that included time. Looking at the people in the three-dimensional world from the four-dimensional world, she could see the present and past of all the Targaryens in an instant.
If the River of Fate wasn't shrouded in a layer of fog, she could see everyone's future.
Not only the Gnomes and Aegon, but also other families with the Targaryen bloodline, such as Martell, Theon Bella, Yimont's sister Layle, and Danny's descendants.
With a thought, she saw Madam Stoneheart.
She was in the Northern Territory, tens of kilometers away from Winterfell. She was driving a sleigh in circles in a world of ice and snow.
What shocked Danny was the sleigh dog pulling the sleigh, Uncle Finger with a dog's body and a human head!
In the next moment, she knew the cause and effect.
She sympathized with Uncle Finger.
Uncle Finger, who had become a female dog, was like a perpetual motion machine. He didn't eat or drink and pulled Madam Stoneheart around the snowfield for two months.
Uncle Dog was now running while he numbly recited the "Seven Stars Bible" of "Our Lady of Mercy".
"The power of the Three-Eyed Crow is too terrifying." Danny sighed.
The Three-Eyed Crow could be considered a typical four-dimensional lifeform.
In the face of a higher dimensional lifeform, Westeros had no chance of resisting.
In the next second, Danny scanned the entire Seven Kingdoms south of the Great Wall. Almost all the ghouls were marked on the map.
She frowned. The closer she was to the North, the blurrier her vision became.
In the Northern Territory, not only were there no deviant ghosts, many ghouls were also blurry, as if they were shrouded in a layer of ice fog.
This layer of ice fog came from outside the Great Wall. It spread from the North to the South.
If the density of ice fog in the Land of Everwinter was 100, it meant that Danny would lose 100% of her vision. Outside the Great Wall, north of Winterfell, the density of ice fog was 30%. South of Winterfell to the Neck, 20%!
The scary thing was that there was a 10% blind spot in Hejian County.
Ten percent was not a small amount. The Long Night had only been here for half a year, and Hejian was already in the middle of Westeros.
Danny gradually understood this. Before the long night, the Three-Eyed Crow represented 100% of the Heavenly Dao, and it was only limited to the south of the Great Wall. After the long night descended, the Three-Eyed Crow's power didn't change, but the Heavenly Dao's shares in the south of the Great Wall were diluted.
As the deviant ghosts headed south, the cold living dead replaced the warm blooded living people, and the Heavenly Dao was gradually taken over by the Frost God.
If all the living Westeros died out, the Other Ghosts would replace the humans and start a new "Ice Age". The God of Frost would then take over the entire Heavenly Axiom.
After Danny understood this, she solved two questions that had always been in her heart. Why didn't the Three-Eyed Crow Blinden discover the Winter Horn's appearance?
It was because winter had arrived, and the Horn of Winter had appeared outside the Great Wall. The Three-Eyed Crow had never been able to occupy the whole Heavenly Axiom north of the Great Wall.
Not only were there barbarians outside the Great Wall, but there were also deviant ghosts. The world that the Three-Eyed Crow guarded wasn't a world that the deviant ghosts needed.
Hence, the deviant ghosts didn't hand over the "Heavenly Axiom" to the Three-Eyed Crow like the humans.
It was just like how Washington represented North America's Heavenly Axiom and radiated to Japan and South Korea. However, when it came to East Asia, the Chinese didn't care about Washington.
Only in the south of the Great Wall was the Three-Eyed Crow omniscient.
Danny gradually understood why the God of Frost was so calm after the battle of Winterfell.
It was because the true long night hadn't descended, and the God of Frost's power hadn't reached its peak.
The sun had been extinguished for less than a year, and the climax hadn't arrived yet!
When the earth froze, the rivers froze, the oceans died, and the waves died. When the temperature inside and outside the Great Wall stabilized, the wind and snow stopped, and the world became deathly still, the long night would truly envelop the world.
By then, the God of Frost's control over the Heavenly Axiom would reach the peak of the first stage.
As the God of Frost's control over the Heavenly Axiom deepened, the God of Frost wouldn't be rejected by the world, and he would be able to unleash more and more power.
Just like Danny now, the world didn't reject her, so she could use her Godly Power without restraint.
"It turns out that the Three-Eyed Crow isn't omnipotent," Danny lamented regretfully.
"Your Majesty, you should have understood this principle long ago." Bran, who was in the weirwood, said calmly, "If there's no difference between the south of the Great Wall and beyond the Great Wall, why do we have to guard the Sanctuary personally?
We also want to drink fruit juice and sunbathe on the southern beaches while monitoring the World Portal beyond the Great Wall.
However, the name 'World Portal' means that the Extreme North doesn't belong to the Westeros anymore. "
"The Northern Territory's Heavenly Axiom seems to be on the verge of collapse. My vision in the North is very blurry," Danny said worriedly.
"Don't worry, as long as there are still humans in the Northern Territory, you won't completely lose sight of the Northern Territory's Heavenly Axiom," Bran consoled her.
"Are the humans who sacrifice deviant ghosts still considered humans?" Danny asked.
"No!" Bran sighed and said, "But at least the Winterfell and the Night Watchers at the Great Wall are completely reliable.
The Northern Territory's population was originally less than five hundred thousand. In the recent years of war and winter, more than sixty percent of the population died. Now, there are at most two hundred thousand people left.
As long as the Great Wall, Winterfell and White Harbor don't fall, it shouldn't be difficult to maintain a base of one hundred thousand people.
With these one hundred thousand people, your authority in the Northern Territory will never be lower than fifty percent. Unless deviant ghosts start to naturally reproduce on a large scale during the later part of the Long Night. "
For the next few days, Danny seemed to have activated a cheat code … Alright, she was indeed using a cheat code.
Through the Dragonstone Island's Magic Net Center, every two hours, she would release a map of the Seven Countries' Living Dead Division to all the strongholds of the Seven Countries' United Front Against the Ghosts.
It was a detailed map of the Seven Countries to the south of the Neck Swamp. Blue dots were used to represent the anti-ghost strongholds and the number and quality of the guards in each castle. White dots were used to represent the ordinary people. Every city, castle, village, and even the residents hiding in the basements of barren towns, the number of people, the amount of food they ate, the ratio of men, women, and children. Red dots were used to represent the army of Ghouls. The bigger the red dot, the more Living Dead there were.
Then, Dragon Queen labeled every city, castle, town, and other living strongholds with a "Danger Index". The sum of the Danger Index of all the strongholds was the "Composite Index" of the Westeros.
There was a Composite Index, but of course, there were also different indexes. There were no seven categories, only "deviant ghost Danger Index", "Food Storage Danger Index", "Plague Danger Index", and "Resource Depletion Danger Index".
Dragon Queen treated every living stronghold as a listed company. All the listed companies formed the Westeros' stock market.
The higher the "stock price", the more dangerous the city was. The higher the stock index, the more dangerous the Westeros were.
Therefore, the Westeros hoped that their stocks would fall.
However, they did not have to worry too much.
On Earth, if the stock market fell, the country would come out and issue new economic policies to save the stock market.
In Westeros, wherever the stock market soared, there would be Dragon Queen, Dawn Warriors, and the Warriors. In short, the deviant ghost danger index could not be allowed to rise above the red line.
In particular, Dragon Queen seemed to have gone crazy in the past few days. She actually created a "Hundred Team Battle" against the deviant ghosts in the south.
Between the rivers, the river bend, the valleys, the Western Region, the Stormlands, and even Dorne, more than 200 castles and nearly 400,000 soldiers and soldiers collectively walked outside the city walls and took the initiative to enter the dense forests, snowfields, and valleys to annihilate the corpses.
They didn't rush forward because they were filled with hot blood.
Led by Dragon Queen, Barristan, Rando, Blackfish, Matus, and other famous senior military generals of the seven countries formed a "General Staff". Using the Westeros "stock market map" and human strength — especially Dragon Queen's mobility and lethality as a reference, they developed a large and scattered battle plan.
Generally, Dragon Queen rode the Megalosaurus and flew along a certain line. When she was still near A City, leading the soldiers and soldiers of A City to encircle and annihilate the army of corpses outside the city, the soldiers of B City next door received orders and set off.
By the time the soldiers and soldiers of B City arrived at the forest and engaged the corpses in the forest, Dragon Queen had finished the battle of A City and was rushing to B City to work with the soldiers of B City to eliminate the deviant ghosts.
Then, the nearby C City began to prepare … and so on. The castles of the country participated.
If the corpses were scattered, the efficiency of Dragon Queen's Blade Storm would be very low. It might even cause her divine power to be insufficient.
It was better to personally go down and slash with a sword.
Therefore, Danny could not solve the battle alone. She needed the human army to form a formation and force the corpses to face off against her.
If the corpses were still scattered when facing an army formation. For example, if the 5,000 human army shrank into a group, the 100,000 corpses spread across the plains like beans.
Obviously, they were no match for the human soldiers in formation. They would be swept away by the human army formation step by step like fallen leaves on the ground. Dragon Queen did not even need to make a move.
If the corpses attacked the human army formation, it would definitely cause a large number of corpses to gather together. Thus, Dragon Queen made a brilliant appearance.
Unless the corpses retreated when they saw humans, the army of corpses would definitely be defeated when facing the combination of Dragon Queen and the Volunteer Corps.
But could the corpses run away when they saw humans?
If so, how could they destroy humans?
Of course, generally speaking, the corpses would not run away, but the deviant ghosts were not stupid. They would make a strategic retreat after the army of corpses was defeated.
Uh, the corpses did not need to rest. They could run faster than humans.
The results of the battle were amazing. More than 2.5 million corpses were killed, and more than 300 deviant ghosts were killed.
Before this battle, the Westeros' "deviant ghost danger index" was red. Hundreds of human strongholds were under the safety line.
After the battle, the south of Neck Marsh was almost completely green. Even the "food storage danger index" was green because there were hundreds of thousands of corpses and animal meat!
The Seven Kingdoms were jubilant. Dragon Queen, the major aristocrats, and the famous generals of the Seven Kingdoms published editorials and reviews on the "Seven Kingdoms News Network" one after another. Various places held celebrations and celebrations. The public was excited and strengthened the courage to overcome the difficulties. The undercurrent of sacrificing deviant ghosts and surrendering increased the confidence of all the aristocrats and civilians to fight to the end.
Even the major city-states on the other side of the narrow sea, after receiving the news of the great victory of the battle, were shocked and sent "congratulatory messages" to Dragonstone Island.
Then, Danny found that she suddenly had nothing to do.
Of course, there were still corpses and deviant ghosts south of Neck Marsh, but their numbers were further reduced. The small ones had a few hundred corpses, and the large ones did not exceed 10,000.
Most of them were hidden deep in the mountains and forests far away from human strongholds. If they insisted on sending troops to encircle and annihilate them, the cost would be too high.
Thus, the anti-ghost industry in Westeros began to change from simply killing ghosts to developing wartime production.
Tree root flour, wood wine, mushroom planting, sunny ocean fishing, and fishing became the pillars of the Westeros economy.
Because they were so hungry for green vegetables, some greedy Westeros even began to try various kinds of leaves. They used the leaves to extract juice and stew soup.
After dozens of "fake Shennong" died, the "temporary real Shennong" also experimented with a few types of cold-resistant plant leaves that could be eaten in small amounts.
Especially cedar leaves.
Even the Dragon Queen recommended that civilians eat cedar needles to replenish the body's much-needed vitamins, although no one knew what vitamins were.
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