-Chapter 4: Welcome to Dragon Training-
After everyone had come home with a dragon, they thought of a plan to gather all the dragons. "How about we gather the dragons before the arcade opens and lead them into the underground tunnels for the day? Perhaps try to train them all to go there before the arcade opens?" asked Swizzle. "Training? No, I'm not going through that again!" exclaimed Rancis, panicking over how messy his hair was from the camping trip.
Suddenly, Vanellope appeared. "Hey, I have an idea! How 'bout we start a dragon training academy? Sugar Rush Dragon Training Academy! Has a nice ring ta' it, y'know?" The others agreed with the idea. "We could train all the dragons ta' hide during the arcade's opening hours, or perhaps round 'em all up?"
"Alright, let's practice now! 3… 2… 1… and go! Guys, isn't the arcade about to open?" "Ah, yes, it's almost time ta' get ready! I hope this plan works… dragons, ev'ryone!" Everyone called their dragons and rode them into the skies. "We'll get the dragons on tha' left, while ya' guys get the ones on tha' right. Deal?" The team got to work trying different methods. The dragon calls seemed to work the best, but they didn't know what calls belonged to what dragon. After lots of trial and error, the racers got the dragons to a good hiding place. "Now where are we gonna put our dragons for now?" Vanellope thought for a second and decide to keep them in the castle somewhere. "I'm thinkin' that we should keep them in tha' castle for now until dragon stables can be built."
Later, the group set up an obstacle course for the dragons. "A'right, yer' goal here is ta' make it ta' tha' end of the obstacle course. Ya' ready?" Doublestripe perched atop a nearby tree. She knocked her tail on the tree branch three times as if she were counting down. Doublestripe then roared, and the contestants of the dragon training course took off. The racers and their dragons dodged through forests of trees, took to the skies, and dove down into the underground caverns that the cy-bugs had lived in. Sticky was somewhat scared for fear that they might come back, but Candlehead, who was flying alongside her, looked at her and shook her head slowly.
Finally, everyone made it to the finish line. "Good work, team! Tommorow, we learn how ta' avoid threats and fend 'em off."