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

Daeron rushed to the scene upon receiving news of Daenerys's abduction, only to find her being held captive at the dungeon entrance. Oris, following behind Viserys and the others, saw Daeron's angry expression and immediately waved him aside. Daeron clenched his fist in resentment. Meanwhile, Viserys, holding Daenerys hostage, carried her to the manor gate, where Oris had already prepared horses.

Viserys, unable to mount his horse while holding Daenerys captive, waited until Illyrio was on horseback before driving a stone into Daenerys's shoulder. He then pushed Daenerys toward Daeron, quickly mounted his horse, and fled. Daeron, startled by the sudden appearance of the girl, immediately carried the injured Daenerys toward the manor's infirmary. Meanwhile, Oris, behind him, took out a composite bow, intending to shoot both of them off their horses.

Oris stopped Tian Shou, saying, "These two have escaped, so be it. We'll meet again sooner or later. There's no rush." ​​After everyone returned to the manor, Daenerys was fine thanks to Lambda's treatment.

After dinner, Oris knocked on Daenerys's door. Looking at the unconscious Daenerys on the bed, Oris said, "I know you did it on purpose. Even if the cell door needed to be opened, it should have been the guards who checked. You were subdued so easily; all that training was for nothing. But this can only happen once. Your pride isn't that big." Oris then turned and left the room. At that moment, Daenerys slowly opened her eyes, tears streaming down her cheeks.

Daenerys originally just wanted to see Viserys, but seeing his miserable state reminded her of when Viserys carried her away as a child. The two of them had traveled almost all over Westeros. Although Viserys often beat her, he was Daenerys's only family.

Oris didn't care about Viserys' life anyway. He figured the two of them were definitely going to find Drogo, and if they met on the battlefield, Oris would be able to accept their lives without hesitation.

Three days later, Oris heard the sound of hooves in the distance. Using his hurricane vision, Oris saw countless Dothraki Roaring Warriors charging straight toward the manor. Seeing that the enemy had no intention of negotiating, Oris immediately ordered his soldiers to assemble. At this moment, countless archers stood on the wooden walls and fired their arrows when the enemy was within 100 paces. Instantly, countless Dothraki Roaring Warriors fell off their horses under the powerful impact of the composite bows.

But the Dothraki behind them showed no sign of stopping. Seeing this, Oris immediately summoned Daenerys and Daeron. The two quickly mounted their pterodactyls and began to hurl large jars of wildfire at low altitude. Although the two pterodactyls were hit by Dothraki arrows, their injuries were not serious. This was mostly because the Dothraki arrows were too primitive, only leaving scratches on the pterodactyls' bodies.

Seeing that the wildfire had spread across the front of the Dothraki charge, Oris immediately ordered his soldiers to fire rockets. In an instant, the wildfire engulfed the battlefield within 300 meters of Oris's manor. Countless Dothraki were reduced to ashes amidst screams and wails. The remaining Dothraki also halted their advance. After gaining a respite, Oris quickly ordered his archers to fire at the Dothraki below the wall. Soon, the Dothraki below the outer wall were cleared away.

Oris personally led the Black Armored Cavalry and the Dragon Guard out of the camp, ready for battle. The fire was still burning. Oris used the hurricane's vision to search for Drogo's figure. Finally, he saw Viserys on the top of a small hill. Oris observed carefully and noticed the unusually thick braid of the leading man. Oris immediately confirmed Drogo's identity.

When the fire was completely extinguished, Pochi rode his woolly rhinoceros and took the lead, with Oris close behind. They charged southwest, followed closely by the heavy cavalry and the five hundred men of the Dragon Guard, who reduced the pressure on the rear of the Black Armor Cavalry. Even so, these few thousand men were like a stone thrown into the sea when facing tens of thousands of Slark cavalry.

Meanwhile, in the sky, the two long-winged dragons, having replenished their wildfire, charged back onto the battlefield, rapidly unleashing wildfire on both sides of Oris's charge line. Seeing that the wildfire had been extinguished, Oris immediately raised his composite bow and ignited it. This halted the attack on Oris from both sides.

After the wildfire was lit, the impact pressure on Oris was instantly reduced. Led by the Pochirp, the army quickly charged to the foot of the mountain where Drogon was. Just as Oris was about to make a detour up the mountain, he saw the two who were supposed to return to camp to replenish the wildfire riding long-winged dragons, circling once, and rushing straight towards the hillside where Drogon was.

Seeing this, Oris disregarded the previous plan, handed over command to Pochi, and rode Durotan towards the mountaintop. Pochi then carried out the original plan, taking a detour to the mountain to conserve horsepower.

When Oris reached the mountainside, he used the hurricane to scout the situation at the summit. He saw Robert, riding Daeron, charge rapidly towards Drogo's horse with its jaws wide open. After a brief moment of hesitation, Drogo drew his Arak scimitar and leaped off his horse, landing directly on the back of the long-winged dragon. Although Robert managed to bite the horse's belly, he also fell to the ground. The Blood Guards beside Drogo instantly rushed towards the fallen Robert, hacking and slashing with their swords and axes, firmly holding him back and preventing him from taking off.

Daren had expected Robert's charge to kill Drogo, but after Drogo dodged it, he was left with no choice but to fight him head-on. Daren then drew his Bloodblade and clashed with Drogo's Arak scimitar.

Seeing Daenerys and Robert in danger, Daenerys quickly rode her dragon Cersei into the Blood Guards who were trying to climb onto Robert's back. After the two dragons collided violently, many Blood Guards fell off Robert's body, but Drogo, in the midst of the impact, plunged his Arak scimitar into Robert's neck. This blow instantly severed Robert's cervical nerves, rendering him unable to get up.

Seeing that Robert's head had already lowered, Daenerys immediately intended to have Daeron jump onto Cersei's back, but a similar scene occurred again. The Blood Guards who had just fallen quickly climbed onto Cersei's body, and during the climb, these Blood Guards continued to create countless wounds on Cersei's body with scimitars and arrows.

After Daeron leaped onto Cersei's back, Drogo followed closely behind, brandishing his Arachnid scimitar and charging towards Daenerys, attempting to seize his bride. Daeron was forced to confront Drogo once more, but in the ensuing clashes, Daeron's strength proved insufficient, and he gradually found himself at a disadvantage. At the same time, many Bloodfist Guards and Dothraki climbed onto Cersei's back, making it impossible for her to take flight no matter how hard she flapped her wings.