The CURSED Secrets of Sothoryos You've Never Known | GOT's Dark Continent

Sothoryos. The Dark Continent. The only place Valyria couldn't conquer.

Three hundred of Princess Nymeria's ships vanished near its shores. The greatest Valyrian dragonrider flew for three years and returned terrified. Corlys Velaryon made nine voyages and swore never to return after what he saw.

Ancient cities built by hands that weren't human. Diseases that seem almost intelligent. Singing that lures men into the jungle, never to be seen again. And beneath it all, something far older than dragons still watches from the deep places.

The maesters know the truth. They've locked it away in their deepest vaults. Because what sleeps beneath Sothoryos predates humanity itself.

Every expedition that ventures south follows the same pattern. First the confidence. Then the fever. Then the disappearances. Then silence.

What really happened to those who vanished? What did the Valyrians find that made even their blood magic useless? And why do the ancient ruins have doorways built for bodies that aren't shaped like ours?

Watch the full video to discover the cursed secrets that have remained hidden for ten thousand years. The truth about what humanity has been sharing this world with all along.

Some mysteries kill those who solve them. This is one of them.

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