The Lord of the Skies

The Lord of the Skies was one of the two principal gods of the old religion on the Three Sisters, a group of islands off the eastern coast of Westeros. According to Lord Godric Borrell of Sweetsister, the Sisters worshiped the Lady of the Waves and the Lord of the Skies before the Andals brought the Faith of the Seven to the islands. The Lord of the Skies and the Lady of the Waves were believed to mate, and their union produced storms, which were considered sacred. This belief system framed the natural world as a direct expression of divine activity, with storms serving as both a sign of the gods' power and a central element of the islands' identity. The old gods of the Sisters were eventually supplanted by the Faith of the Seven, but the memory of the Lord of the Skies and the Lady of the Waves persisted in local lore, a remnant of a pre-Andal past that the Sistermen had not entirely forgotten. The Lord of the Skies was a god of the sky and weather, a figure whose domain was the heavens and whose actions directly shaped the harsh, storm-battered life of the islands. His worship was tied to the sea and the sky, the two forces that defined existence on the Sisters, and his cult was part of a broader tradition of nature-based religion that the Andals sought to replace.