Bedtime story
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"She stopped in front of the blinding column of light falling in front of her and turned to Hiccup:
— Hiccup, my boy... I'm afraid that a new era has already come. You may disagree with it, you may resist, but remember: this world belongs to the dragons. So it was, so it is, and so it will be. From now on comes an age of darkness, age of famine and blood; for a thousand days and a thousand nights my children will go under the shadow of my wings, and for a thousand days and a thousand nights evil will poison this world. But a dragonborn will be born under the moon in the light of the sun, and will finally stop the bloodshed.
— You're lying!
— Welcome to the big game.
Empress proudly entered Bifrost and raised her sickle to the sky.
— Odin! You hear me, I know! I'm coming for you, Allfather!"
Rind closed the book.
— And so ends the legend of the Dragon Empress. Now it's time to sleep.
— I want mo'e! 'ead mo'e!
— Your father will be angry if we don't go to bed, sis.
Vendy pouted and crawled under the covers.