Episode 3 is a slight improvement over Episode 2. Olivia is a more engaging character than anyone else in the cast, and her dynamic with Ard has potential. The dragon attack at the end is a decent cliffhanger. But the episode still suffers from the same issues: inconsistent world-building, thin supporting characters, and a protagonist who is so overpowered that nothing feels like a real threat. If you're still watching at this point, you're probably watching for the occasional cute moment or the promise of Ard's past catching up with him. This episode delivers a little of both, but not enough to make it memorable.