Game of Thrones-Dragons

The day of the exchange, the slave masters and Kraznys, along with the 8000 Unsullied warriors, meet with Daenerys to complete the deal. Daenerys hands the chained Drogon to Kraznys, who frantically tries to shake loose of his collar and barks angrily at the slave master. Kraznys then gives her the golden whip, the symbol of ownership over the Unsilled. Daenerys asks if it is done, and if the Unsullied are now under her command, to which Kraznys insultingly says yes. Daenerys tests her new power by commanding the Unsullied, in Valyrian, which shocks Jorah and Barristan (who believed she did not speak Valyrian) to march forward then halt. Kraznys complains that Drogon does not obey his command, to which Daenerys then angrily responds to him in Valyrian that Drogon does not obey him because he is not a slave. Kraznys is shocked that she can speak Valyrian, which Daenerys explains is her native tongue, revealing to him that she had understood him all along. She order the Unsullied to kill all the slave masters and free all the slaves in Astapor, but to hurt no innocent people. As Kraznys tries to come to grip with the situation, Daenerys gives Drogon the command "Dracarys" (meaning dragonfire in High Valyrian) and the dragon proceeds to burn Kraznys alive. Daenerys marches forward with her army and Dragons. With the Unsullied under her command, Daenerys sacks Astapor with little resistance. Once it is done, she tells all of her Unsullied warriors that they are now free, and if they choose, may leave unharmed, or fight under her command as free men. At first, the Unsullied remain quiet, not knowing what to do with there new found freedom, however, one Unsullied soldier begins to beat his spear against the ground, signifying his allegiance to her. The rest of the Unsullied follow suit shortly after. Now in command of an army of free men, not slaves, Daenerys marches forward with her new army, as her Dragons fly overhead and roar in triumph.