Dragons strike the harbor docks. Lady Guinevere urges everyone to board the shielded vessel. Instead, Prince Agravain casts a magical dome over the beasts and flirts with her. Arthur speaks up and warns that the dragons are feigning defeat to build power. Agravain threatens to mutilate him. Seconds later, the beasts shatter the dome, flatten Agravain, and knock Guinevere out. Arthur catches the princess and dashes into the monster's blazing flames.
Dragons raid the harbor area. Lady Guinevere tells the gathered crowd to take cover aboard the shielded ship. Agravain ignores her counsel, boasts about his magical power, and traps the attacking dragons under a glowing barrier dome.
00:23: Arthur Warns the Prince
Agravain turns to flirt with Guinevere. Arthur steps in and cautions that the trapped dragons are only faking helplessness while charging an attack. Agravain flies into a rage and threatens to cut out the servant's tongue.
00:38: The Barrier Shatters
The dragons effortlessly smash through Agravain's barrier and overpower him. Agravain cries out in disbelief as he falls to the stones. A beast lashes out at Guinevere, striking the princess and rendering her completely unconscious.
00:56: Arthur Confronts the Fire
Arthur catches Guinevere before she hits the ground. He sees her hand brushing his royal pendant. After placing her down gently, Arthur activates his hidden magic and runs straight toward the dragon's incoming blast of flame.
Key Lines from Episode 7
“Hide behind me, Lady Guinevere. I'll show you what a real mage looks like!”
“The dragons aren't trapped. They're just pretending.”
“Arthur, you filthy servant! Say one more word and I'll cut out your tongue!”
“No! That's impossible!”
How Episode 7 Ends
Arthur places the unconscious Guinevere safely on the harbor stones. With glowing magic chains gathering around his hands, he leaps straight toward the dragon's fiery breath to meet the attack head-on. Will Arthur's secret sorcery be enough to slay the rampaging beasts, or will Guinevere wake up and discover his true royal identity on the dock?