To pilfer, to contemplate, or simply to appreciate the weathered grandeur, people came to the ruins of King Aemond's church. Some claimed to have seen the ghost of the late king, still murmuring before the altar of his death, some believed he prayed, "Let me go where thou art.”
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They spat "Gods damn!" when he slew his kins. They cursed " Heaven forbid" when he burned the Riverlands. So when the first thing Aemond did after being crowned king was to build a church, some said it was for redemption, others said it was for show.
There were rumors and speculations, even after all the jewels were looted, it remained beautiful for its mysteriousness. It must have drained a man of his heart and his mind, of his creativity and his devastation, of his remorse and his longing to have chiselled such a statue.