We had captured Berk, but we hadn't won yet. We still had to kill Stoick and Thornado, then we would win. They brought out Thornado first, and put him in front of me, in chains. He was scratched to hell, trying to fight off Drago's men. Before I could even take my sword out, Hiccup attempted to stop me. He ran forward and tried to attack me in chains. I grabbed him by the neck and threw him against the wall and held him there. I took out my sword, and pointed it at him, still holding him there. Deeply, I said to him, "Oh, Hiccup, Stoick's little runt, you can't stop me from doing what I want". I tightened my grip on him, and said "Don't ever try to stop me again". I then threw him at a wall, knocking him out in the process. I turned back to Thornado, only to see what I had never seen before. I had never seen a dragon look more scared in my life. Once again, I took out my sword and got ready for the strike, only to see what I had never seen before.
Immediately, a vision washed over me. I was in an alternate world. My mother and father were standing there, looking at me from the heavens. They wanted to talk to me about raiding Berk. They asked me if I really wanted to do this, and I told them that I had to, because I was a raider. They then proceeded to tell me that they weren't raiders, they lied to me when I was a child. They had dragons of their own, but they had never told me, because then our relationship would be ruined. At that moment, I knew what I had to do. I snapped back into reality, and Drago was getting pissed. I asked him to come closer, within striking distance of me. I raised my sword like a baseball bat. I yelled and then swung, I meant to miss him by a few inches. I did this, then whipped around and struck the sword into Drago's side. The lightning surronded him and he started to glow, he then burst into a million pieces. I stood there for a little bit, then ordered FireStorm to release all the dragons. They turned to normal, then I got on my knees and touched Thornado on the cheek, he didn't seem to trust me after what I did. I grabbed the chains that were holding him down and pulled them away from him and me.
He stood up and faced me, I then remember what Hiccup told me about trust. I slowly held out my hand to him, and he bowed his head to show me that he trusted him. I ordered FireStorm to release everybody, and he did so. The fight wasn't over, the Bewilderbeast was still alive, and he was pissed that I killed his owner. Immediately, the men came after me for what I did, only to receive help from Thornado and Toothless, who combined their blast into sonic lightning, which killed the men. Then, Stoick approached me, he faced me, angrily, but I wasn't prepared for what he did next. He hugged me as tight as he could, an I hugged him back. He then said in a strong voice, "I may have not liked what you did, but you saved Thornado, and you killed Drago, I thank you for this, Connor.". The Bewilderbeast roared, it was finally time to kill this beast.
"Everyone, on your dragons now!", he roared. They followed, with me and Hiccup in the lead, we lead the dragons into battle. They fired at the massive beast, barely making a dent in his armor. I told the Dragon Riders that we needed to combine the blast from all the dragons to create a massive fireball that would kill the Bewilderbeast. All the dragons seemed to hear the conversation and got into position. All of the dragons combined there power in a massive ass fireball, about the size of a village, that burned higher than the sun. "Connor, if you would do the finishing touches please". StormFire charged himself up as much as he could until he was pure white and launched a nuclear fire/lightning missile that made the ball go forward. It hit the Bewilderbeast, and engulfed it in a wall of fire and lightning, that barely touched the village, but charred most of it. The flames died out and we found him, on the ground completely charred to black nothingness. Then, I realized what I had done, I had saved the village from the evil that men do. Drago, the Bewilderbeast, and all of his men were dead.