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Katro's POV

Drago Bludvist? I wondered. The name somehow sent shivers down my spine. The aura of the human practically oozed danger. But there was no way I would let this oddly intimidating human stop me from freeing my home.

The human was armed with some sort of weapon. It resembled a spear, or a staff. He swung it in circles above his head, shouting something harsh and guttural. I instinctively took a step back, baring my teeth. This human should be more afraid of me. Why didn't he seem afraid?

Even after seeing my mouthful of very sharp teeth, his approach continued. Why was he so confidant? Did he know something I didn't?

No way. It had to be a trick somehow. This human was tiny compared to me, and didn't even have all his limbs. I couldn't let him intimidate me. This was a battle of wills, and it was a battle I was going to win. I planted my feet firmly, holding my ground, preparing to strike. The man seemed to notice a change in my posture, but continued on, until his foot was almost skewered by a long, sharp spine.

The man's awareness shifted to the sky. His approach halted and my gaze followed his.

"One more step, and next time, Stormfly won't miss." The girl warned, followed by a squak of agreement from the Deadly Nadder she was riding. Drago retorted, his face full of hatred. "You you won? "

"It's only just beginning. Keep firing your warning shots." The man said. "In the meantime, I will be making this dragon mine."

And the man was advancing once again, the strange shouts once again grating my ears. I rolled into a ball, charging at full speed. The man was taken slightly by surprise, it seemed like he had expected me to do something else. He quickly adapted though, changing his stance. No matter though. My incredible bulk was hurtling at him at full speed.

The guy was faster than I had anticipated. He dodged to the right, thrusting his weapon into my path. As I hit the unexpected obstacle, to my dismay I was thrown into the air by the unexpected bump. I managed to safely land on the ground, digging into the ground and skidding to a stop.

This man was good. Maybe too good.

But there was nothing I wouldn't do to save my home. My friends. My family, from these monsters who had invaded it.

The man was no longer paying attention to me. Had he become bored of antagonising me? He was shouting something up at the Bewilderbeast.

Hiccup's POV

"Basic flight maneuver." Hiccup commanded. "We have to draw him out into open air."

They swerved, avoiding yet another huge chunk of ice that had been sent flying through the air by the massive dragon. They weren't doing well. The others found that their attacks were pretty much useless against him. He didn't even blink.

However, it seemed as though he found the mystery class dragon worth his attention. Toothless' shots seemed to at least be doing something. But it wasn't easy. He didn't have nearly enough room to maneuver freely. This was why he needed to somehow lure the dragon out of the dome of ice fortress.

Toothless was almost swatted out of the air by the lone tusk of the Bewilderbeast as he swung his head around.

"Ok bud, those tusks are starting to become a problem." Hiccup said, speaking what both of them had been thinking. "I hate to say it, but we need to deal with them. It worked last time, so it should work again."

"Whoa, wait, where are we going?!" Hiccup yelled as Toothless suddenly pulled into a dive, landing on the icy covered ground below. His eyes widened as he realized what Toothless was doing. "No bud, not exactly like last time!"

But it was too late. Toothless had let the blast he had charged up die out but they were already there. The colossal beast let its undivided attention fall on them.

The other dragon riders could see what was happening. They were frozen with fear.

An icy stream was released from the Bewilderbeast's throat. No longer in the air, they had lost their maneuverability. Hiccup felt as though everything that had happened since he first saw Toothless had led up to this moment.

"Nooo!" Astrid yelled out.

Toothless, realizing that they weren't going to escape this time, threw Hiccup off his back. He barely managed to attempt to shelter him with his wings before the pair were encased in a spiky chunk of ice.

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