The God, The Crow, The Watcher

When gods are lost, their memory dying with their final faithful, they are left adrift in the endless seas of the Astral Plane, though they are not "dead" as so many often consider them to be. Such is the case for Leihk'obu, a god of a dead faith who is far from dead themself.
Instead, they have taken on a new role. They have become a watcher, one who monitors the Inner Planes for threats, and acting when necessary. Though they are no longer gods, and they lack the power they once held to shape reality, they gain a wider degree of freedom to interfere in mortal events. While gods are held to a degree of divine restriction, limiting their ability to prevent tragedy or suffering, a watcher is free of such restrictions and may intervene as they see fit.
When the gods fell silent in the Final Word, the watchers were unaffected, their work on the Inner Planes continuing as planned. On the Prime, Leihk'obu manifests as a flock of crows, dozens of birds flying over the cities of the world, searching as much for threats as they are for those with the power to stop them, all reporting back to the god floating adrift in the Astral Sea.