The Case For the Razorwhip (ON HIATUS)

Viggo's Plan

"Give up, Hiccup Haddock!" called out Viggo. "Give up or your friends die!"

Hiccup was thinking fast. How is he going to save his friends and find the hatchling without getting them all hurt?

But he doesn't want getting his friends killed. It would be his fault—he got them here to find and fight by his side.

He sighed. He had no choice. He and Toothless landed on Viggo's ship.

"Well done, Hiccup," congratulated Viggo, clapping slowly. "Well done in finding us and ambushing us. You must be looking for the hatchling, I presume?"

Hiccup said nothing. He just glared at Viggo in ultimate anger and disgust. Viggo smiled.

"I don't want any trouble," Hiccup said cautiously. "I give up. Now can you set my friends free? We'll leave you alone after then."

"Hmm, I don't know, my dear Hiccup. Maybe I will, but for now, I think not. Before I continue, I thought I saw Razorwhip and Triple Stryke blasts. Get your other friends down here now."

Oh my Thor, this guy's very clever, I have to say, thought Hiccup bitterly. Now I don't have any choice, or else they all die.

Hiccup put up his hand for a signal for Heather and Dagur. Both of them, who were watching cautiously above Hiccup in the fog, saw the hand signal, and reluctantly, cautiously, landed on the deck. There are no means of escape, as the Hunters have surrounded them, and they're armed with crossbows and swords.

"Now, I can tell you why I won't let you and your friends go, Hiccup. You see, my Hunters have landed on Wingmaiden Island and is attacking them as we speak."

Hiccup gave a silent gasp.

"Now you can't go and help them. You're stuck with me until my Dragon Hunter invaders arrive. Take them away!" he ordered at a big tough-looking Warrior, and he shepherded the Riders down into the ship's hull.

But what happened five minutes after this was very quite unexpected.