Qhono

Qhono rides in Khal Moro's khalasar when, together with Aggo, he captures Daenerys Targaryen and brings her back to the khal. Along the way, the two riders repeatedly mock their prisoner.

He is present when Moro, along with two other bloodriders and his wives, considers forcing himself on her, the moment at which she reveals she was Khal Drogo's wife. Once in Vaes Dothrak, Qhono escorts her to the dosh khaleen.

When the khalar vezhven gathers to decide Daenerys's fate, Qhono is in the city. He watches the wood-and-thatch temple burn after she sets it alight, killing Moro, nine other khals, and their bloodriders, unable to do anything to stop it. Seeing her walk out of the flames unharmed, he swears loyalty to Daenerys along with the rest of Vaes Dothrak.

Qhono crosses the Narrow Sea with the rest of Daenerys's khalasar and arrives at Dragonstone. When Jon Snow and Davos Seaworth arrive there, he confiscates their weapons on Missandei's orders and clears their way to the throne room. When Jon steps too close to his khaleesi, he moves into a defensive stance as a warning.

After the meeting ends, Daenerys gives him a long list of orders on how the newcomers are to be treated. Later he guards Tyrion Lannister during the clash on the road, telling him his people don't fight well against Dothraki while Tyrion watches his men being cut down.

Back at Dragonstone, he escorts Jorah Mormont, who arrives claiming to be Daenerys's friend, into her presence. He is also there when Jon leaves with a group of allies for Eastwatch-by-the-Sea to hunt down a wight as proof. Finally, he appears at King's Landing standing guard during the negotiations of Daenerys's party.

Qhono reaches the North with the Targaryen army of Dothraki and Unsullied. At Winterfell, he tells Daenerys her dragons are barely eating. Soon after, he attends the war council where Jon Snow lays out the plan against the army of the dead.

In the battle, Qhono and the rest of the Dothraki, under Jorah Mormont's command, form the vanguard. Before the charge, Melisandre sets his arakh and the weapons of all the riders alight with a spell. The Dothraki charge into the army of the dead and are almost wiped out; Qhono dies among them and rises as a wight. He is destroyed along with the rest of the wights when Arya Stark kills the Night King.