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Chapter 35 The Burning of the Warship, Daenerys's Experience

Daenerys and the long-winged dragon Cersei swiftly swooped down above the warships. This sudden turn of events caused the sailors on board to duck their heads instantly. Before they could even react and draw their bows, countless small jars rained down from the sky. As these jars struck the decks, they shattered, releasing a ghastly green liquid that slowly seeped out, almost completely covering the decks of every warship. Some daring sailors walked toward the green liquid, but were quickly stopped by experienced sailors who warned them of the danger of wildfire.

Just as the sailors were carefully trying to extinguish the wildfire, birdsong rang out again in the sky, and at that moment, along with the dragon descended one after another of Orist's Molotov cocktails.

These Molotov cocktails were made by Oris using brandy and linen. To ensure the success of this operation, Oris also commissioned two separate isolation boxes for Daenerys on the saddle of the long-winged dragon, one to store the wildfire canisters and the other the Molotov cocktails. He also arranged cushioning material and sand inside the isolation boxes.

The Molotov cocktail spun and burned in the air until it exploded on the deck with a bang. The wildfire, which had not yet been extinguished, caught the flying sparks and quickly ignited, instantly setting the support fleet's deck ablaze. Once the wildfire started, it was difficult to stop, and it quickly devoured everything flammable on the deck. Countless sailors jumped into the sea to escape the wildfire. Daenerys, who had completed the initial arrangements of Oris, was satisfied and flew back to Oris's fleet with her long-winged dragon Cersei.

The panic on deck didn't last long. Daenerys could only throw a limited amount of wildfire. Although the wildfire was extremely powerful, after burning for a while, many people still bravely tried to extinguish it with water and sand. Just as the firefighting work began, Daenerys, who had returned to the fleet, flew back again. Most of the sailors on the ship were terrified by what had just happened, but many still tried to shoot arrows at Daenerys. Most of the arrows failed to hit Daenerys's long-winged dragon, but many still pierced Cersei's wing membranes. However, Daenerys did not hesitate and quickly threw out the replenished wildfire.

This time, because there was no need to ignite the wildfire on Daenerys's back, the amount of wildfire she could throw was naturally much greater than before. When the small jars filled with wildfire were thrown at the warship again, the flames on the warship, which had shrunk, could no longer be contained and expanded rapidly, almost burning through the deck of the ship.

By this time, more and more sailors were jumping overboard to escape, and the remaining sailors were no longer able to effectively control the warships. Seeing this, Daenerys rode her long-winged dragon back to the fleet.

While still aboard the Corro Glory, Oris, seeing that Daenerys's operation had succeeded, quickly ordered the troops boarding the ship to spread out into formation. The Tyrothy sailors were no match for Oris's army, and under the pressure and attack of Oris's army, they were forced to retreat in waves. Many sailors did not die on the way to the charge, but were pushed into the sea by their own comrades. When the defeated sailors saw that even Greenbeard's Unsullied had not gained much advantage against Oris's soldiers, the morale of the already crumbling army collapsed instantly, and many abandoned ship and fled without regard for the obstruction.

Although the Unsullied of Slaver's Bay are trained to be dead using medicinal wine, their underlying logic is that they are not afraid of death. In the melee of armies, formation and equipment are the key to defeating the enemy. Oris's army has undergone at least a year of training, and Oris provides them with two levels of iron armor and finely forged spears, which naturally gives them a huge advantage over the leather armor and spears equipped by the Unsullied soldiers. Even so, the Unsullied and Oris's soldiers can only achieve a one-for-one exchange.

The war was still ongoing, but the Auris warships, seeing that the remaining enemy ships had been burned to ashes and that Auris had the upper hand in the battle on their flagship, quickly formed a formation and, under the cover of archers, launched attacks from all sides to board the surrounding small boats. The situation on the battlefield was reversed in an instant.

Back on the last ship, Daenerys gently stroked Cersei's wing membranes, nestled her head affectionately against Cersei's neck, and recalled the battle that had just taken place.

The three years Daenerys spent at Oris Manor were arguably the happiest time of her life. From birth, Daenerys was plagued by misfortune. After her mother died in childbirth, she was hunted by the Iron Throne. With the help of Ser Willem-Darey, her life had just begun to stabilize when Ser Willem-Darey died. Afterwards, Daenerys and her brother were betrayed by their servants, banished, and forced to evade the Iron Throne's constant pursuit. During this time, Viserys frequently beat and verbally abused Daenerys. Finally, at the age of ten, Daenerys was welcomed by Illyrio and went to live in Pentos. A year later, she overheard her brother Viserys plotting to sell her to a wildling in his thirties.

Perhaps due to the numbness caused by her childhood experiences, Daenerys did not show any resistance to this matter until she met Oris, who had the same hair color as her siblings, at a banquet one evening. After Oris left, Daenerys began to inquire about Oris. When she learned from a maid that Oris was a huge plantation owner, Daenerys subtly told Viserys that she should win Oris over.

Under Daenerys's influence, Viserys and Daenerys decided to go to Oris Manor. Oris received them, but his attitude towards Viserys and Daenerys remained lukewarm. It wasn't until Daenerys saw Oris and Illyrio again that she was told she could live at the manor. At this time, Daenerys had mixed feelings. On the one hand, she was glad that living there could delay the upcoming engagement. On the other hand, Daenerys could see that Oris was not very interested in her, but the dark-haired boy beside Oris was very attentive to her.

For the next three years, Daenerys spent her time with Daren while trying to prove her worth to Oris. She began to train her warriors diligently, but this only earned her insults from Viserys, who claimed that Daenerys's only purpose was to be a gift in exchange for an army. He even said that he would sleep with the entire army to obtain enough troops.

Daenerys saw through Viserys's true nature and rarely sought him out, while she trained her warriors even more diligently.

After living at Oris Manor for two years, Daenerys finally had her chance to prove herself. When Daeron asked her to use blood magic, Daenerys immediately agreed. On the night the blood magic was cast, Daenerys obtained the long-winged dragon Cersei. Although not a dragon, it was still an unparalleled weapon of war in an era when dragons had disappeared.

When Orris returned from his voyage, Daenerys met with him. Orris rigorously designed a training program for Daenerys, including the use of Molotov cocktails and safe operation of wildfires. Finally, after six months of training, Daenerys stepped onto the battlefield for the first time and proved that her value was not limited to marriage.

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