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"Sorry!" said the girl, runing out of the treeline to grab her spear then disapeared in a flash.

The black dragon's ear flaps shot up and he froze. Harold turned and looked at his dragon before patting the giant reptile on his back. "C'mon, Falcon," he said. "It was probably just a squirrel or something."

"uh..." jaccob muttered in cnfusion

The spear came flying back out of the woods, sticking in a bush not two feet from jacob's dragon.

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The spear came flying back out of the woods, sticking in a bush not two feet from jacob.

jacob backed away "really what theheck s goin on"

The girl came tearing out of the forest. "Sorry again, its just my dragon..." She trailed off. A shadow moved over the two vikings. "Don't move," she whispered to Jacob. "Or he might attack. He doesn't like sudden movement." Jacob could feel warm breath on the back of his neck, of which could only belong to a dragon.

Harold and his Dragon continued on their journey through the dense woods toward their village, which wasn't too far from Berk. Of course, they could have flew there, but Harold didn't want to push Falcon too far; the teen was always thinking of his Dragon.
As they trekked through the trees and underbrush, Harold heard the faint sound of a female's voice followed by a male's. His mind told him to stay away, it wasn't his business, but curiosity got the better of him and, guiding Falcon by his reins, the blond haired teenager lead the giant reptile toward the sound.

jaacob blinked twice not really sure what was gonna happen

"Okay, now back away slowly," the girl instructed. As jacob retreated from the dragon, two figure emerged from the forest. The dragon snapped its head up and glared at the pair.

Almost instantly, Harold jumped back, startled by the large beast snapping its head to his and Falcon's direction.
The black Nightfury's eyes locked onto the other dragon's and he emitted a rumbling growl from deep within his throat. Falcon crouched low, ready to pounce on the other reptile whom he considered a threat to Harold's safety and his own.