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This changes everything.
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Alpha quadrant checks out.
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Nothing but water and...
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Yup, I see it too, girl.
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Let's get a closer look.
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Abandoned. Let's get out of here.
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Hello? Is someone there?
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Ugh! What is that smell? Stormfly, torch.
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No!
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It's okay, girl. It's just a scratch.
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Ah, one second, bud.
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Okay, Toothless. Spark it up.
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Interesting material.
Seems organic in nature.
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Deathsong amber, hammered thin.
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This is strong enough to stare
straight into the eyes of a Flightmare.
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Fascinating. May I?
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Please. I insist.
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Astrid, are you okay?
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What's wrong?
Did you see something on patrol?
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Hunters? Trapped dragons? Viggo?
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Oh! I love this game. Okay,
now it's my turn, everyone quiet.
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Astrid, is what you found
bigger than a yak box?
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I found a fishing boat.
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I'm supposed to guess before you tell me.
Doesn't anyone know how to play?
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But just for the record,
a boat is bigger than a yak box.
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So, I'll just score this one a win
for the old T-nut.
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Scratch one off in the Tuffnut column.
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It was just drifting out there.
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We went to take a closer look.
But what we found inside it was...
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Was what?
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Bodies. Skin was all pale and green.
We got out of there as fast as we could.
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Survivors?
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One.
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Then we need to go back out there
and help them. Toothless.
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Hiccup, it's too late.
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Um, Hiccup, "pale green skin"? I hate
to be the harbinger of doom, but...
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I know what you're thinking,
Fishlegs, but...
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- The Scourge of Odin.
- Oh!
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Let's not just throw that word around
too loosely, because...
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Wait. Back it up.
Did he say "Scourge of Odin"?
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Yes, but there's no need to panic.
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Right. No need to panic.
The Scourge of Odin.
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Just the plague that tore through
the archipelago centuries ago,
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wiping out entire Viking villages!
Yeah, why would we worry about that?
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Quick, Hookfang!
I need a mask for my mouth.
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Well, that's a long time coming.
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Very funny. I already feel
short of breath.
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We must burn our clothes!
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No, no, no, no. No need to panic.
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I've got the answer. Wait for it.
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Bing!
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Oh, yeah.
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Moldy bread? Like that's gonna
cure the Scourge?
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That it will, sis.
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Once I had a really bad cold.
So, I decided to eat some moldy bread.
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Don't ask me why, because I don't know.
But, boom! Instantly cured.
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Okay, you scoff now, but one day,
science will recognize my genius.
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They called
old crazy Uncle Henrik "crazy."
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He is crazy, Tuffnut.
He married his own beard.
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Mm-hm. Yes. Okay. Bad example.
Let's go with your clothes-burning plan.
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We'll keep them on you,
just to be sure. Barf! Belch!
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Let's not jump to conclusions
and set ourselves on fire,
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eat moldy bread or hyperventilate.
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Snotlout, you can't catch
the Scourge of Odin by breathing.
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I knew that.
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There hasn't been a single case
of the Scourge for centuries.
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Plus, Astrid got out of there right away.
Are you sure you're okay?
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Yeah. I'm fine. Really.
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What? What? What?
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Stormfly?
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Astrid.
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Hiccup?
What are you doing here?
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Stormfly seemed a little worried, so I...
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Hiccup, will you stop pacing?
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Oh.
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- What is it?
- You saw that scratch, right?
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She said it's nothing.
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You know Astrid. It's not nothing.
All the signs are there.
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All right, let's assume for a second
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that you're right. What's the cure?
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I'm not sure. The only thing I know
is that the Scourge moves swiftly,
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overtaking its victims
in less than three moons.
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One moon has already passed.
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I know. Snotlout is on his way back
from Berk with Gothi's notes.
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Hopefully, they'll tell us something more.
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Hey, Astrid, how you feeling?
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I feel fine. I just wish everyone
would stop... worrying.
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Fishlegs, look! In Gothi's notes,
there's a cure for the Scourge of Odin.
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A green solution made from the saliva
of a Buffalord dragon.
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- What? What is it?
- Well, it's just...
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There aren't any more Buffalord.
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They were all hunted to extinction
during the Scourge's last outbreak.
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We don't know if they're gone for sure.
We need to get out there and find one.
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But we don't even know
where to start looking.
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There's no mention
of the Buffalord anywhere.
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It's like they were wiped from history.
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Come on, I told you guys, I'm...
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Astrid!
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I'm fine.
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- How is she?
- Resting.
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What else have we found, Fishlegs?
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I spent the last few hours combing
through my Dragon Eye research
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and found some old notes. I didn't
think much of them at first, but...
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The Buffalord!
But nothing on its location.
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There's really not much
about it here at all.
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It's big, has ram-like horns
and lives on the plains.
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That's something.
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I'll keep looking.
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What's this stuff?
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That's nothing.
Just some Dragon Eye tracings.
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No useful information.
Just archaic dots and slashes.
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What? Wait, you guys see something?
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Yeah. These make a map.
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Duh! How do you guys not see that?
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See? These squiggles are water.
That big nose is an island.
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Those slashes are seastacks.
And that there would be...
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The Buffalord.
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How did you do that?
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We're experts at interpreting
abstract images. Watch and learn.
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- A boat.
- Mm-hm.
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- A pineapple.
- Mm.
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- Mom.
- Mm...
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Actually, this looks familiar.
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We found it, Hiccup! We found it!
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We found a location.
Now, let's hope to Odin they still exist.
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Now, these dragons were supposedly
hunted to extinction.
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So if there are any left, they will have
developed a wariness towards humans.
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Which means we have to move quickly.
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And remember, we have less than two moons
to find this dragon
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and bring the cure back to the Edge.
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I feel ya, bud.
But we have to keep pushing forward.
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Tell you what, let's grab some water
from that stream
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and we'll get back up in the air.
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Toothless?
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What is that?
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Large size. Unusual coloration.
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Mm.
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Vegetarian diet. Not the remnants
of any dragon I'm familiar with.
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And I know my dragon droppings.
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It's fresh, Hiccup.
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Last couple of hours. This dragon
is still somewhere on this island.
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And, might I add, a very distinctive
bouquet. Sort of herbal. It's quite nice.
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Ew.
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Double ew.
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Well, if it's here, I think I
might know how we can find it.
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This dragon-tracking equipment.
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Now, it's not field tested,
but it's worth a shot.
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In the dark?
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Flightmare algae, of course!
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Now, hopefully, a dragon this large
doesn't move too fast.
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- Now what?
- It must have taken to the air here.
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It's like a spyglass.
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But for looking at things close up.
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Oh, fascinating.
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- This way.
- How do you know that?
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Dragon scale. Let's move!
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Nothing! How could there still be nothing?
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No, not nothing. Look closer.
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A Buffalord. Alive!
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Ow!
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You guys distract it,
and I'll get its saliva.
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Be careful, Hiccup.
We know nothing about this dragon.
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Agreed. But we need to make this quick.
We're running out of time.
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Uh...
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Retreat!
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Okay. Easy.
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Finally. We got it!
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That was easy.
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Now, let's go.
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What the...
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It dried up!
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What do we do now?
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We rope him and take him back
to Dragon's Edge.
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It shouldn't be too hard, right?
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It's remarkably docile for a dragon
of its size. Almost yak-like.
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No wonder it was so easily hunted.
You gotta toughen up there, Buff.
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Aww, he's kind of cute.
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Hiccup, can we keep him? I promise
I'll walk him and feed him and stuff.
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We already know his poop doesn't smell.
And he doesn't even act like it.
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Not like Ruffnut, who acts like
her poop doesn't smell.
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We need to get him back to Astrid.
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Come on, big guy. Come on!
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Guys? I think something's up
with the Buff.
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Whoa!
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No! We need to stay with it.
We have to get it back to the Edge.
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I knew I shouldn't have told him
to toughen up. Me and my big mouth.
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- Look out!
- Whoa!
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Okay. What's that all about?
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He appears to be fine,
so long as he's on his island.
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Great. So, now what?
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If we can't take the Buffalord to Astrid...
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Bring Astrid to the Buffalord. I'm on it.
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Just rest.
We're gonna beat this.
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I promise you, Astrid. You just
have to keep fighting, and hold on.
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You need to stay with us.
I can't imagine a world without you in it.
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All right, we need to move quickly.
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Here. Here you go.
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Nothing's happening.
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Maybe it takes some time
for the antidote to work.
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No, something's wrong.
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It says the green solution
will cure the Scourge.
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"Green solution." "Cure."
That's all it says.
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But the Buffalord's saliva is clear.
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- What does it mean, "green solution"?
- Uh...
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How can you guys eat at a time like this?
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Hey, people deal with stress
differently, okay?
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And we're eating what the
Buffalord eats, because,
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hey, who doesn't want
sweet-smelling droppings?
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It's a victimless crime.
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- Wait, Hiccup...
- It's all over my pants.
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The herbs. It must be
what the Buffalord eats,
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mixed with its saliva
that creates the antidote.
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Which would stand to reason
why it won't leave this place.
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It can't be away from the herbs it eats.
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So, we just need it to eat the herbs
to create the green solution.
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Hang in there, Astrid.
Just a little longer. Please. For me.
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Come on, Big Buff.
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You worked up a healthy appetite
trying to kill us earlier. So eat! Eat!
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Come on. Keep going. Eat it up.
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Yes!
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Viggo!
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Hello, Hiccup. Thank you
so very much for this gift.
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I do apologize that you won't be able
to use it to save your little friend.
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But how? There's no trace of this island
anywhere. How did he find it?
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Who cares?
We've been dying for a little action.
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Let's make this count, bud.
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Dragon Riders. Incoming.
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Show them no mercy.
But safeguard our prize.
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No!
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Hiccup, I can't get a clean shot.
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Pull up, Riders. We can't risk
hurting the Buffalord. We need it.
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Viggo, release that dragon.
You have no idea what you're doing.
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Oh, I beg to differ, my dear Hiccup.
I'm keenly aware of my actions.
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This dragon is exceedingly unique.
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It will elicit a considerable bounty
on the open market.
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You should have left
well enough alone, Hiccup.
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My fishing boat was no place
for you or any of your Riders.
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Your fishing boat?
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Move him.
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It's simple, really. Supply and demand.
242
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I knew where to get the supply,
if I could only generate the demand.
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You're a monster!
244
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Fishlegs, I'm shocked. I'd have thought
you were above name-calling.
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"Monster"? No.
"Savvy businessman"? Indeed.
246
00:17:25,795 --> 00:17:27,505
And what if the dragon was extinct?
247
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I tend not to dwell on the "what ifs,"
my boy. Leaves you barren.
248
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What are we waiting for?
Let's take this psycho out already!
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Toothless...
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Ryker.
251
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No!
252
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I would think twice
about your actions, Hiccup.
253
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And your profits?
254
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Like I said, business is business.
255
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This? Oh, it's a loss I'm willing
to incur. Question is, are you?
256
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Okay, Viggo. Okay, you win.
Take him. Take the dragon.
257
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But leave us with what we came here for,
the Scourge antidote.
258
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Buffalord saliva.
I'm not leaving here without it.
259
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That's a loss I'm not willing to take.
260
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No. Hiccup. Don't give him... Not for me.
261
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Do we have a deal? Or are we both
leaving here empty-handed? Your call.
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Steady!
263
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I've truly missed
our time together, Hiccup.
264
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My brother leaves something to be desired
in the repartee department.
265
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My boy, don't look so morose.
266
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It takes all the fun out of it.
All's well that ends well. Hmm?
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I know. I know. Just drink.
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Hiccup, I think... I think...
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It's working.
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I'm afraid our time must end, Hiccup.
We will continue our contest in due time.
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He won't get far. Let's go after him.
272
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Yeah. I'm sick of that smug...
273
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No. Stand down. We agreed to let him
leave the island with that dragon.
274
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And that's exactly what we're gonna do.
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Steady as she goes, men!
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Aye-aye, sir!
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- Moving forward!
- Aye, captain!
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- Set sail!
- Aye-aye, sir.
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The beast has been secured
in the transport ship.
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Excellent.
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- Right away, sir.
- All ahead!
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A bit disappointing.
Then again, he is a man of his word.
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Something to admire about that.
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All hands on deck!
285
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- What's it doing?
- Hiccup!
286
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Release it.
Release the beast!
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We're listing port side!
288
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We're taking on water, sir!
289
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Well, that leaves just one thing to do.
290
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There do I see my father, my mother,
291
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and my brothers and my sisters.
292
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They bid me take my place among
them in the halls of Valhalla...
293
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where the brave shall live forever.
294
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What are you thinking about?
295
00:21:25,952 --> 00:21:28,496
- This might be just the beginning.
- Of what?
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Something Viggo said about
knowing where the "supply" was.
297
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You don't think he could have
unlocked the Dragon Eye, do you?
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How? He doesn't have a Snow Wraith key.
299
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But he found the Buffalord on his own.
And we need to find out how.
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Hiccup, I just wanted to say thanks.
I really owe you.
301
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It's no big deal.
You'd have done the same for me.
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I can't imagine a world
without you in it, either.
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