Watch Emilia Clarke and Peter Dinklage Play With Knives on Game of Thrones 

"Not as easy as it looks to sword twiddle after all"

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the sixth season of

‘ sixth season saw Daenerys Targaryen finally return to Meereen to find the masters of Slavers Bay launching an attack on the city. And judging by a video Emilia Clarke posted on Instagram Tuesday, the Mother of Dragons couldn’t have arrived a moment too soon.

Although the members of Daenerys’s inner circle seem like the best the world of

has to offer, in real life, they may not be up to the task of helping her reclaim the Iron Throne. Featuring Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm) and Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister), the clip shows what can happen when knife training goes wrong. “The truth behind my warriors…#Tbt the time when the boys were missing the rest of the boys,” Clarke wrote, referring to the absent Michiel Huisman, who plays Daario Naharis. “Girls had a camera.”

The 29-year-old actress also added the hashtags, “not as easy as it looks to sword twiddle after all,” and “the part that you didn’t see was Nathalie [Emmanuel] and I showing them how it’s really done.”

The truth behind my warriors…#Tbt the time when the boys were missing the rest of the boys. Girls had a camera. 😉 #worthit #yesthatcacklesisALLLkhalessi #notaseasyasitlookstoswordtwiddleafterall #thepartthatyoudidntseewasnathalieandishowingthemhowitsreallydone 💪🏻 @michielhuisman our very own hunk of the month is never far from our thoughts 😘

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