
Lois reads a chapter where Hiccup and Thuggery watch two giant sea dragons, the Green Death and the Purple Death, clash violently while Fireworm observes nearby.
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While Hiccup and his team had been enraging the Green Death, Thuggery and his team had been infuriating the Purple Death. The 2 monsters ran smack into each other as they met at the corner of Death's Head Headland. One of Fireworm's wings was broken in 2 places from her experience in the Green death's grip, but she bravely flew back and made a final speech into his ear as she sat gasping for air in the shallows. Here he is! shouted Fireworm. My master, the Purple Horror, who will tear you limb from limb and will spit out your toenails! And Fireworm flew away lopsidedly, as fast as she could with one wing. trailing behind her. The Green Death was having a bad day. Ordinarily, a Sea Dragonus Giganticus Maximus would not dream of attacking another animal of the same breed. They avoid fighting each other because they know they are so heavily armed that the battle risks ending in death. For both of them. However, the Green Death had been attacked and jeered at by a minuscule creature who had inflamed and outraged his vanity. This creature, who seemed to think he was tougher than Green Death himself, had struck him heavily. The Green Death wasn't thinking too hard. He leapt at the Purple Death with talons outstretched, breathing great bursts of fire which lit up the landscape all around like lightning. The ground and the sea shook in great earthquakes as the 2 gigantic monsters lunged crazily at each other, swearing the most unrepeatable oaths. In dragonese, the Green Death's foot completely destroyed Wrecker's Reef with one blow. The Purple Death's wings caused great landslides to come tumbling down from Head Cliffs. The Purple Death's wings caused great landslides to come tumbling down from the Headlands Cliffs. Now that their job was done, The Viking boys were running away as fast as they could, their eyes popping with terror in case one of the dragons survived the fight. Every now and then they looked back to see how the battle was going. With ghastly, eerie cries, the dragons slashed and bit and tore pieces off one another. The sea dragon is the most well-defended creature that has ever lived on this planet. Its skin is over 3 feet thick in places and so encrusted with shells and barnacles that is— The sea dragon is the most well-defended creature that has ever lived on this planet. Its skin is over 3 feet thick in places and And so encrusted with shells and barnacles that it almost has the effect of armor. It is also the most well-armed creature that has ever lived on this planet, and its razor-sharp claws and teeth can rip open its own iron crust as if it were made out of paper. Now, both dragons had terrible wounds And their green lifeblood was pouring out of them. The Green Death gripped the Purple Death around the neck with a deadly throat-crabber grip. The Purple Death hugged the Green Death around the chest with a deathly breath-quencher hug. Neither would let go, and the grip of the dragon is a terrible thing. The reminded hiccup of a pitcher On one of his father's shields, of 2 dragons forming a perfect circle as they ate one another, each with a tail in its mouth. The dragons thrashed about wildly in the surf, gagging and choking with their eyes popping, their tails causing such tidal waves that the boys were soaked. Even though they were scrambling away from the headland as fast as they could. Finally, with some last heaving, shudders, and grim gurgles, both mighty beasts lay still in the water. There was silence. The boys stopped running. They stood gasping for breath. Watching the motionless beasts with dread. The boys' dragons, which were flying some way ahead of the boys, also turned and hung still in the air. The terrible creatures didn't move. The boys waited 2 long minutes as waves lapped gently over the great motionless bodies. They're dead! said Thuggery at last. The boys started laughing, rather hysterically now that the terror was over. Well done, Hiccup! Thuggery slapped Hiccup on the back. But Hiccup was looking worried. He was squinting his eyes and straining to hear something. I can't hear anything, said Hiccup anxiously. You can't hear anything because they're dead! said Hugthuggery joyfully. 3 cheers for Hiccup! Halfway through the boys' cheering, Fireworm let out a terrible noise. Desert! she shrieked. Desert! Desert! Desert! Desert! The head of the corpse of the Green Death was slowly lifting. And turning in their direction. Uh-oh, said Hiccup.
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