Synopsis:

A boy dies and is reborn as Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, heir to the chiefdom of Berk. At first, he believes he has been given a second chance—an opportunity to rewrite history and shape his new life into something better. But the illusion shatters quickly. The harsh reality of Berk is far worse than he ever imagined. Strength is all that matters. The weak are mocked, discarded, and forgotten. Dragons, magnificent creatures he once admired, are hunted and slaughtered without remorse. His father’s neglect, the relentless bullying, and the cruelty of his so-called people ignite something deep within him.

Hate.

He learns. He endures. And in silence, he plans.

Hiding behind a mask of weakness, he plays the fool, letting them believe he is nothing—just the pathetic, useless boy they always saw him as. But in the shadows, he sharpens his mind, strengthens his body, and forms his ultimate goal.

Berk will fall.

When the time is right, he will tear everything they love apart. He will make them understand what it means to be powerless, to suffer, to despair. And when they finally beg for mercy, when they finally see him for what he truly is… he will remind them:

They never showed him mercy.

And so, he will show them none.

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Disclaimer: I do not own How to Train Your Dragon. All rights belong to Cressida Cowell (author of the original book series) and DreamWorks Animation.

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Chapter 89 - notice and questions