During their search for the escaped Dagur the Deranged, Hiccup and the Dragon Riders discover a mysterious object -- one that holds their destiny. book 2 :)

In the harsh village of Berk, dragons were once the most feared enemies of the Vikings. Hiccup, an outcast, formed a secret bond with Toothless, a Night Fury that should have been his killer. Alongside him was Ludic, a brooding, raven-haired teen with a dark past, who teamed up with Frostbite, a deadly, ice-blue Woolly Howl. Together, Hiccup and Ludic discovered the grim truth hiccup x male! oc this is number 1 in the movies :)

Ragnar still spends most of his time trying to keep stubborn Vikings alive only now he's doing it on dragon back and away from Berk. He's a fully trained healer now and life on Dragon's Edge is definitely going to give him plenty more experience. What starts off as a seemingly simple adventure to explore new lands and find new dragons soon uncovers a plot that may be bigger than all of them. With new allies and new enemies both, trouble seems to follow the Riders everywhere they go. Ragnar knows things are changing. He knows something big is coming. He also knows Hiccup needs to stop being so reckless but, at this point, that one's more hope than anything. Seven young adults living on their own island with basically no supervision. What could possibly go wrong? This is a sequel to my story 'Tip the Dragon Scales'.

Ragnar spends most of his time on Berk just trying to keep stubborn Vikings alive through dragon raids, the occasional wave of sickness, and (most often) their own recklessness. His best friend, Hiccup, happens to be one of the most stubborn and reckless Vikings on the island and he proves it when he does the impossible during an otherwise normal raid. Ragnar watches with a smile as events unfold and everything starts to change. After all, he's been telling Hiccup for years to stop trying to fit in with their 'traditional' ways. If things aren't working the way they are, then he just has to tip the scales in his favor. Who could have known all it would take to change everything was one scrawny Viking and an injured dragon? Well, Ragnar knew and, really, it's Hiccup's fault for not listening to him.