I awoke and saw Gobber clashing with Hiccup and crouched down to tackle him. "Hiccup! Duck," I heard Astrid call. Hiccup lowered his sword and ducked. I sprang and pinned Gobber down, I heard a low growl rumble around me. "I ain't afraid of you beast!" Gobber spat and I opened my mouth and my throat burned again as a high pitched scream echoed through the air. "In that case I'm terrified!" Gobber had a terrified expression on his face. I got up and turned around, everyone else had a horrified expression, "am I that scary?" I asked, when I got no answer I walked back over to Gobber, "Tell me Gobber, how's business going?" I asked.

"Fine, why do you need to know?" Gobber replied,

"Is it faster and better than when Grump was working with you?" Grump was the name of Gobber's dragon, Grump usually helped Gobber with his work as a blacksmith and saddle maker. "Oh, you had to bring up Grump, but no, business was much better with him, but he chose a wild life instead, he chose to live free!" Gobber sat there and cried, he kept sobbing and crying things like, "WHY GRUMP! WHY DID YOU DO IT!!"

"Gobber! He's kind now! Grump wants to come back!" I told Gobber. Hiccup took a breath to call him and let out a deep rumble which let me tell you did not sound like Grump. Then a fat long boulder class dragon flew down and landed with a thump next to Gobber. Gobber hesitated and then cuddled Gobber. "Ah Stoick he ain't that bad! Maybe the dragons have changed! Just look your son and daughter Stoick! This is proof of their loyalties!"

I whistled this time and a dragon that looked like a beetle thumped down next to Stoick. "Skullcrusher?" Stoick stood and the bands fell off. He hugged his dragon and we cheered, "We're not outcasts! We're not outcasts!" Hiccup cheered the loudest.

"Well now that that's settled we can talk about the wings on a certain someone." Hiccup coughed a little. "Bekah, look over your shoulder," I glanced over and saw a pair of black wings followed by a little black tail. "I-I, I have wings!? I can fly?" I looked back at Hiccup. He nodded and I smiled, I flew up and grasped Hiccup's arm, "Woah, I'm goin' up! Bekah you can put me down now!" Hiccup was jerking all around, "Hiccup stop squirming or we're going to," and we crashed onto the ground in a heap of wing and limb. "Crash," I finished. Then we laughed. "What a blast!" I cried as I got up, "Come on you crazy sibling! We're going home!"

"Home," Hiccup replied and mounted Toothless and took off into the air.