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Chapter 95 The Shapeshifter "Raven Eyes," the Fairy Island Trap

Sunset Sea, southern Iron Islands.

Raven-Eye's longship, Serenity, departed the western coastline and headed further west.

The Tranquility has only one mast, with black sails and a dark red hull.

The longship was painted red to better conceal the blood that had soaked through its hull.

At the bow of the ship is a black iron statue of a young girl with one arm outstretched.

She had a slender waist, a proudly erect chest, long and shapely thighs, and thick, black hair that flowed behind her head.

The eyes are made of mother-of-pearl, but there is no mouth.

This is also the origin of the name "longship".

The Serenity is ruthless, cruel, and swift; its raven-eyed sailors are mute.

Euron the Crow-Eye, with his longships, plundered the coastal towns of the Westerlands and reaped considerable profits.

Most of the other longships cooperated with the Iron Fleet's operations, but Crow's Eye was a bit different, showing a tendency to disobey orders.

Raveneye is, after all, Baron's eldest brother, and it wouldn't look good for him to obey his younger brother, Victarion.

Croweye was also the key figure who suggested the surprise attack on Lannisport, and King Baron had no choice but to comply.

Onboard the longship Serenity, besides gold and silver, food, clothing, and fresh water supplies, there was also a captured minor nobleman.

Raveneye didn't want the knight's ransom; he intended to sacrifice the knight.

A worthless distant relative of the Lannister family, a blond, blue-eyed knight from a small coastal town, who was bound tightly.

Croweye awakened his shapeshifting ability at a young age, and he is extremely cruel and twisted.

Those who murder their parents, those who blaspheme against the gods, and those whose genius is transformed.

He is a demon in human skin, the ultimate evil shaped by the Ironblood Superhuman Culture.

Even the minor nobleman captured by Croweye has had his tongue cut out and is now bleeding from the corner of his mouth.

All that was left for him was tears welling up in his eyes.

Crow-Eyes had pale skin, a handsome appearance, and black hair and beard. He was arguably the most handsome and refined of the old sea monster's four sons.

Baron and Victarion are natural-born warriors and raiders, while Ellen is currently a playboy.

The niche of Crow's Eye is that of a refined scoundrel, a villain of the hypocritical kind.

Croweye's handsomeness is merely an appearance; he is inherently mad and cunning, unpredictable, and often takes pleasure in tormenting the minds of those around him.

This made all his brothers utterly disgusted with him.

His brothers, Victalion and Ellen, were victims of Euron's malice.

Victalion was always mocked by Euron, while Ellen was deeply afraid of Euron.

"Should I join the Iron Fleet and take command of Baron and my brother? Or should I sail further west?"

On the longship, the sea breeze ruffled Raven's long black hair as he slowly muttered to himself, like a ghost.

Crow's Eyes had heterochromatic eyes; his right eye was a bright blue, described as a "smiling eye."

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His left eye, when the blindfold is removed, is a "black eye that flashes with malice," but normally the ravenous eye is always covered by an eyefold.

He looked up at the sky and saw a black raven slowly fly over and land on his shoulder.

Red blood began to slowly seep from Crow's left eye, accompanied by a pain akin to his brain exploding.

Crow Eyes picked up the embroidered handkerchief and slowly wiped away his blood.

"Is it still suppressed by some kind of barrier? Since the extinction of the dragons, winters have become longer and longer, and magic has become increasingly weak. But this barrier seems to be showing signs of loosening now," Raven-Eyes thought.

Only Croweye knew the secret that he was a "genius shapeshifter".

But even someone as gifted as Raveneye could feel the oppressive effect of a magical slump.

We are now in the end times, where there is traceable elemental energy, but absorbing and using magic is extremely difficult.

Crow Eyes cannot fully utilize his extraordinary "Shapeshifter" talent.

If Crow Eye forcibly expands the scope and types of transformations, it will bring enormous backlash and suffering.

"I will wait for my chance. The power of magic is slowly rising. My mental intrusion has expanded in scope and variety compared to before. Given time, controlling people will not be a big problem. Even that damned drowning god won't punish my act of patricide. How ridiculous are the gods then? The only thing I can trust is my own power." Raven Eyes regained his confidence.

Possessing the bodies of other humans is a taboo for shapeshifters, but Croweye doesn't care about that.

"Yes, and dragon eggs too. If the dragons are resurrected, then the summer of magic will arrive. At that time, this small Iron Islands will be nothing more than a wasteland, and only then can the Iron Seed truly become a great storm," Raven-Eyes speculated.

Croweye's brothers are a bunch of brutes.

Only Crow Eyes is cunning and cultured, and his heart is the most ruthless.

The raven left the crow's shoulder and flew into the sky.

As he gazed at the azure sea, he felt as if a colossal creature was calling to him from the depths of the ocean, and that he would be corrupted by that strange power.

"Will the battlefield be in the pocket between the islands and the strait? Poor Iron Fleet." Raven's eyes grew even darker and deeper, a sinister smile playing on his lips. "Never mind, it's too late to warn him. Besides, why should I warn Victalion? My advice led to Baron's victory in the raid on Lannisport, and that was my honor. If the war is lost, it's Baron's fault! Baron lost two sons, so losing two more brothers is no big deal."

After saying this, Crow Eyes gestured to his mute sailor to tie the captured knight to the bow of the ship.

Blood of gods, blood of pregnant women, blood of heroes, blood of kings.

This distant relative of the Lannisters can at least get a share of the hero's blood.

"Let's change direction and head to the Stone Steps Islands to continue our raids," Raven Eyes said confidently.

If the war on Fairy Island is lost, Baron will undoubtedly be defeated.

Rather than becoming a defeated and submissive figure, it's better to take them by surprise and return after the Iron Islands crisis has passed.

And they can gain even more prestige.

At that time, people will remember Croweye as the hero of the Iron Islands' raid on Lannesport, and the only one who did not kneel before Robert.

The western border, the strait between Fairy Island and the mainland.

With the Iron Fleet's hunt over, the question of how to cross the sea was now before Commander Victalion.

It would take longer to go around Fairy Island, but it would be safer.

. . . .

Taking the Fairy Island Strait would take less time, but it would be more dangerous.

"There's been too much bad news about the Iron Islands. I need to get back to Baron as soon as possible and use the Iron Islands as a base to fight the Iron Throne again," Viktorion thought. "I will kill the Dark Knight, kill the Earl of Seafront, and avenge my nephew."

The sea monster was saddened by the deaths of his two nephews, who were, after all, his relatives.

On the vast ocean, the Iron Fleet would have no advantage despite its superior tonnage and numbers.

Viktorion was still considering a sneak attack or luring the enemy into a dangerous corner.

The sea monster prayed to the drowning god, hoping that the royal fleet and the Redwin fleet, having just met in Oldtown, wouldn't arrive at the battlefield so quickly.

"Have you found the Crow's Eye?" Victarion asked.

"No," the Viktorion sailors shook their heads. "No one saw him or the Tranquility, and he can't rejoin us."

"Fine," Victalion said, dissatisfied. "I know he's jealous of my Iron Fleet commander, so let him be. Signal the ships, we're all going through the strait."

Victalion was dissatisfied with Raveneye and wished he were dead.

However, Victalion still wanted Raveneye by his side, after all, Raveneye was a wicked and dangerous raider, and could serve as the brain of the Iron Fleet at this time.

Unfortunately, Baron and Raveneye were not present, and the fleet commander ultimately needed to make the decisions himself.

The Iron Fleet began its journey through the Fairy Island Strait, using this route to quickly return, saving a significant amount of time.

Victarion's Iron Fleet sailed into the strait between Fairy Isle and the western border of Westeros, a strait that was indeed unfamiliar and dangerous to the sea monsters.

The Iron Fleet entered the strait passage, and all its members entered.

Then came a huge shock: a fleet of warships resembling sharks began to appear on both sides of the Fairy Island Strait.

The tonnage and number of warships exceeded those of the Iron Fleet.

"It's Robert's Grand Fleet." Viktorion's vision went black; he was finally going to pay the price for his adventure.