do not speak to me of dragon fire

Then, the Trial ends. All seven of them live, as do all of Aerion's Seven. Still, only Dunk and his Six remember how many times they've done this. How many times they have lived and how many times they have died, only for them to finally, finally walk away from the Trial, sore, but barely injured, they were too practiced at living and dying for anything else.

They think they can just walk away from this. Can walk away from whatever magic has touched them. Whatever power gripped them and pulled and pushed them back through time each time they died.

Then the back of Baelor's head splits open while he's accepting Dunk into his service for the thousandth time. Baelor remembers this, from the first time they rode the Trial. He sways and falls into Dunk's arms, resigning himself to have to do the Trial all over again, but... the wound in his head seals over. He has a second to breathe and then his leg breaks, from when he'd been thrown from his horse badly on the third or fourth Trial... Dunk, Raymun and the rest of Dunk's Seven are in similar states. Dunk's neck is slashed open, Raymun's missing half a face, Robyn's cradling a broken arm, Hardyng's staring at his severed hand, Beesbury's gurgling blood in his trampled chest, Lyonel's staring at his own severed leg.

Then, just as swiftly as the wounds appear, they're gone, again. Replaced with another wound from another Trial. People are shouting, not Dunk or his Six, no, they've got no panic left in them, not after living and dying and living again so, so, so many times. They have lived today for far too long to be surprised at whatever new bullshit it decides to throw at them.

"Well," Robyn comments, holding his own severed head in his hands. "The gods certainly do work in mysterious ways, don't they?" the old knight asks. Baelor doesn't know why that makes him laugh, but it does, and he only laughs harder when his vision is stolen by a vicious slash across his face, from the second Trial, or perhaps the fifteenth, he'd lost count somewhere, but it had certainly happened a second time... at least.

It takes an entire month for their bodies to cycle through the wounds they took from all the Trials. Then, one morning they wake and they are hale and whole and uninjured at all for the first time since the Trial started (except for Hardyng who is still healing from his original broken leg). No one knows what happened, but the realm whispers that Maegor had been unconscious for a month after his own Trial. Is this what he lived through and none recorded it correctly? Is this what it means to be the victor of a Trial of Seven?

Dunk and Six don't talk about it, except with each other (and perhaps, when the time comes, Brynden and Shiera). They know that there's no way what happened with them happened with Maegor, or else surely Maegor wouldn't have been the only one to survive that mess?