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

Seeing this, Oris didn't hesitate any longer and rushed towards the mountaintop. When Oris arrived, Cersei was covered in wounds, and the wound on one of her wings exposed bone. Drogo had also taken the bloody blade from Daeron's hand. Seeing this, Oris disregarded the unfairness of his victory and quickly drew his composite bow, shooting it towards Drogo's head.

After years of war, Drogo had his sights set on Oris as his arrows were fired. He ordered his Blood Guards to bind Daenerys and Daenerys, while he himself leaped off Cersei's back and charged straight at Oris. Oris drew his sword and dagger, swiftly dismounting from the wolf's back to meet Drogo's Arachnid and Bloodblade. The two divine weapons clashed with a deafening roar. Oris realized that his opponent was not much weaker than himself, and after a brief struggle, they retreated in unison, facing each other in a stalemate.

Durotan received Oris's command and swiftly climbed onto Cersei's back via her tail. He then unleashed his fangs and claws at the Blood Guards approaching Daenerys and Dothraki. As Durotan bit through the throats of two or three Dothraki, his face became ferocious and terrifying. Seeing this, the surrounding Dothraki did not rush to attack but gradually surrounded Durotan. However, Cersei's back was too narrow, and they were unable to completely encircle the two men and the wolf.

After glancing at Durotan's condition, Oris swiftly slashed at Drogo with his sword. Drogo nimbly dodged the attack, then swung his Karak scimitar back at Oris, attempting to rip open Oris's abdominal armor. Oris countered with his red dragon sword, but the sharp blade still left a minor scratch on Oris's orbium armor.

Seeing that his attack had failed, Drogo swiftly used his Bloodblade to stab at the gap in Oris's chin armor, intending to kill him in one blow. Oris leaned back to dodge, and the black blade in his hand flew out, grazing Drogo's shoulder and splattering blood.

Drogo wiped away the blood that had flowed out, his expression becoming even more excited, and charged at Oris again. Oris, relying on his greater strength than Drogo, used his red dragon to desperately block Drogo's slashes, but due to the limitations of his armor's flexibility, which was not as good as Drogo's, his orbium armor suffered many wounds from the slashes of the Arak scimitar.

Oris realized he couldn't take down Drogo anytime soon, so he started to tug at Drogo's defenses, but Drogo kept blocking Oris from getting his hands on the black blade.

The cavalry and dragon guards led by Yamashita Pochi were flanking and charging up the mountain. A small number of Dothraki were relentlessly pursuing them, while the majority of the Dothraki were still besieging Oris Manor. Uncle Namir briefly took command inside the manor and used his composite bow to fire at the enemy. The Dothraki lacked siege tactics and it was still difficult for them to get close to the walls of the fortress in a short time.

Oris continued to struggle with Drogo, attempting to attack his lower body several times, but Drogo skillfully dodged each time. Oris wasn't in a hurry, but when he glanced at Cersei's back, he saw a Dothraki climb up her tail and onto her back, about to launch a sneak attack on Daeron. Daeron was already injured in his fight with Drogo and was now entirely protected by Durotan; Daenerys was powerless to protect him. Upon seeing this, Oris immediately shouted to warn Durotan.

But seeing Oris distracted, Drogo quickly raised two weapons and charged at Oris. Arak's scimitar was aimed at his head, and the blood-stained blade of Vulcan's sword was blinding. He wanted to end Oris's life in one blow. At this critical moment, Oris quickly turned his head to avoid the longsword's thrust and used his helmet to block Arak's slash. This powerful blow almost broke through the orbium's defense.

But Oris, without hesitation, withstood the blows and quickly wrapped his arms around Drogo's waist. Under Drogo's slashes, he knocked Drogo down, using his armor and weight to gain the upper hand. Then, he stepped on Drogo's arms and punched Drogo's face repeatedly. Drogo was able to withstand the blows at first, but after a few punches, the skin on his face was cut open by the edge of his handguard and bled profusely. Drogo himself was also knocked unconscious by Oris.

Seeing this, Oris quickly retrieved his black sword, and seeing Durotan biting the attacker's neck on Cersei's back, he picked up the composite bow on the ground and quickly fired several arrows at Drogo's Bloodbands, finally saving Daeron and Daenerys at the last moment.

Oris collapsed from exhaustion. At that moment, Poch and the others finally reached the summit. Poch saw Oris sitting on the ground and quickly went to heal him. Oris, however, held Poch's hand and whispered in his ear, "Cut off Drogo's head, use the mountain's slope to eliminate the Dothraki cavalry below, and then shout that Drogo is dead. This will force Drogo's kor to fight for control of the troops, and our crisis will be over." Oris then looked at Viserys and Illyrio, who were surrounded, and whispered in Poch's ear, "Capture these two; I'll need them later."

After speaking, Oris quickly shoved Borg, who obeyed the order and swiftly severed Drogo's head, handing it to his guards. Heartbroken, he led his troops down the mountain. During the dispersal of the cavalry below, many saw Drogo's head. At this moment, Drogo's men, including Ko, quickly led their Cass to withdraw from the battle. The stubborn Dothraki were quickly divided and eliminated by Borg's heavy cavalry. Of the 40,000 Roaring Warriors who had come in force, only 20,000 escaped by sunset. Among those who fled, many Cass had already clashed with each other over warriors. After returning to the manor, Oris looked at the endless plains and ordered Drogo's head to be sewn back onto his body. Robert and Cersei, however, were too badly injured to be saved.

Oris, seeing Daenerys and Daenerys still weeping, took out three petrified dragon eggs. Giving the eggs to Daenerys, he said, "Today is the perfect time for your engagement to Daenerys. The formal wedding will take place when you turn sixteen." Oris then ordered the engagement ceremony to be performed according to Valyrian tradition. While the two were still bewildered, Oris ordered a fire to be lit. Drogo and the corpses of two long-winged dragons quickly burned in the flames. Oris then took out his own red and green dragon eggs, and ordered Daenerys's gray dragon egg to be brought out. As the fire blazed at its brightest that night, Daenerys, carrying the three petrified dragon eggs, walked into the flames. Daenerys tried to stop her, but Oris held her down.

After everyone had left, Oris and Daren, each clutching their dragon eggs, fell into a deep sleep by the fire. The morning sun shone on Oris's face, and the dragon egg in his hand emitted intense heat as it gradually hatched. Oris noticed something amiss and looked at the egg, discovering a red head peeking out of its shell, staring intently at him.