Game of Thrones: Dragons have three heads, not three-headed dragons.

Oris retrieved the Parasite Dragon Egg from Durotan's back and walked step by step toward High Overlord Tyroth. By this time, Koro had long since lost his previous forced composure, and with the sound of Oris's boots hitting the ground, he gradually became terrified. Oris ignored Koro's reaction and, as he approached, grabbed Koro's hair.

Just as Oris was about to slit Koro's throat, Koro's hand suddenly shot out from his sleeve, aiming straight for Oris's chest. Before Oris could react, he heard a clang from his breastplate. Realizing what was happening, Oris immediately retreated. Koro, however, had no intention of letting Oris go, and swung his short sword at Oris's legs. Seeing that the short sword Koro was wielding was no ordinary steel sword, Oris quickly retreated. Koro was already exhausted from days of harassment, and having been stabbed while trying to gain Oris's trust, and now, having forcibly broken free of the dragon spear in his attempt to assassinate Oris, the continuous loss of blood rendered him unable to wield the short sword any longer.

Seeing Koro kneeling on the ground, leaning on his short sword, Oris summoned Durotan, drew his composite bow, and with a few arrows pierced Koro's limbs, pinning him to the ground. Only then did Oris step forward and seize the short sword. Upon closer inspection, Oris realized it was indeed a steel sword, but it was far too short, only about the length of a forearm; perhaps calling it a dagger would be more accurate. Koro had concealed this dagger in his sleeve, allowing him to launch a surprise attack while Oris was off guard. Fortunately, orogen was no weaker than steel, barely managing to withstand the fatal blow.

Seeing that Koro had stopped making any noises, Oris feared that Koro was dead. He took out the Paralyzing Dragon Egg again, cut open his palm, and used his own blood to connect the Paralyzing Dragon Egg. Then, he used the dagger Koro had used to stab him to pierce Koro's neck. Oris placed the dragon egg next to Koro's throat and began to chant a blood magic incantation.

As Koro's blood continued to flow to the bottom of the paralyzed dragon egg, his life came to an end. The paralyzed dragon, born from Koro's bloodline and life energy, broke open the eggshell, shook its body, and crawled towards Oris.

Seeing this, Oris immediately knelt and reached out. The newly hatched Parasite Dragon coiled up Oris's palm and climbed onto his arm. Oris, looking at the squirrel-like dragon, felt a mischievous urge and slowly extended his fingers towards the dragon's long fur. At that moment, he felt a faint electric shock in his palm, which he found quite amusing. After completing the blood magic, Oris led the Parasite Dragon and the Valyrian steel dagger out of the inner sanctum.

As Oris walked to the door, he saw Rams standing quietly to the side. Although the boy was only 14 years old, he had already gone through many battles with Oris. Thinking of this, Oris decided to improve the boy's treatment.

Oris's core perk was his mount, but with war at the time, he couldn't travel the world hunting large animals. While he was fretting about this, he suddenly remembered that the nobles of Braavos kept wild beasts for their amusement, so he asked Ramsay, "Ramsay, do you know if these Tyrosian nobles run any kind of wild animal park?"

Rams, puzzled, replied, "They're in the Grand Prince's Palace, in the garden behind the inner sanctum." Oris then accompanied Rams to the Grand Prince's Palace gardens. In the garden's animal enclosures, Oris gained quite a bit of knowledge, seeing not only common animals like monkeys and elephants, but also ferocious creatures like the Shadow Wyvern. After touring the estate, Oris looked at a pair of large stags and said to Rams, "How about these as your mounts?"

Seeing that Oris's expression seemed genuine, Rams nodded frantically, afraid that Oris would change his mind. Oris laughed and had two large stags brought out. Oris hadn't looked closely and thought they weren't very big, but after getting a closer look, he realized that these things were huge. The stags in the A Song of Ice and Fire world are different from those in the original world. The stags in the A Song of Ice and Fire world are moose, giant creatures comparable in size to bison. Looking at Rams's small figure, Oris pondered for a moment, but still used blood magic to establish a blood pact between the moose and Rams.

Once the ceremony was complete and a sense of kinship had developed between Rams and the moose, he climbed onto the moose's back without hesitation. Oris, seeing this, didn't say anything more and turned away, letting Rams and the moose get close.

The next morning, Oris summoned Ramsay, Salado-Sean, and others, asking, "Has the unrest in the city subsided?" The group exchanged glances, remaining silent. Finally, Alexandra spoke, "It's barely subsided, but there are still some rioters causing trouble in the city."

After listening and pondering for a while, Oris said, "Rams, you stay here to stabilize the situation. I'll give you 1000 veterans, plus another 1000 soldiers from Salado. You guard Tyrosi. As for the less serious thugs, put them in the new recruits. If any religious forces dare to show their teeth, eradicate them immediately."

Rams immediately bowed his head in agreement upon hearing Oris's words. Oris then addressed the others, saying, "The remaining 500 men will return to Mil by ship with me. Salado, you will come with me as well." After saying this, Oris adjourned the meeting and ordered all the battalions to return to their respective camps to prepare.

Over the next two days, Oris transferred Mill's soldiers, prisoners, and a small number of manor soldiers to Rams's command. With the support of Salado's pirates, this should be enough for Rams to stabilize Tyros's emotions.

Oris is now worried about the situation in Mil. News of Mil's fall must have already reached the army that went to war. If Poch can successfully carry out the harassment mission and force the soldiers to surrender under the walls of Mil, that would be fine. But if the soldiers returning from the front lines launch a forced attack on the city, then Mil will be very difficult to defend.

Oris and Salado, along with only 500 soldiers, returned to Mil by ship. After four days and nights of sailing, they finally saw the walls of Mil. However, to Oris' surprise, there were no shouts of battle coming from the walls of Mil.

When the group arrived at the port of Mil, they saw Raglin greeting Oris in high spirits. Oris, seeing Raglin's eyes practically disappearing with laughter, immediately asked, "Didn't the army at the front return to attack the city?" "How can you still be laughing?" Raglin said with a smile when he saw Oris's nervous look. "They originally wanted to return to attack the city, but Dahas suggested that I bring the soldiers' families to the city walls. The soldiers were afraid that their loved ones would be killed, so they all surrendered. Originally, their commander wanted to force an attack on the city, but he was also killed by the mutinous soldiers."