Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

When they flew over the head of the blue and white dragon, Toothless's vertical pupils returned to normal.

Hiccup looked back and saw that some of the ordinary dragons controlled by the black dragon were flying outwards, destroying everything in sight.

He understood where the dragons that had suddenly attacked Dragon Island came from.

As time goes on, the two dragon kings of the Lawful Justice faction are losing control over ordinary dragons.

It will probably not be long before all the ordinary dragons hovering above the dragon's nest are under the control of the black dragon.

"He must be stopped."

Hiccup gritted his teeth. With Toothless's strength alone, he certainly couldn't influence the course of the battle.

He turned and flew towards Dragon Island.

At this time, Dragon Island was in dire straits, and even the bravest and most fearless warriors could hardly stop the dragons' relentless and painless charges.

The island burned in flames, sending up straight columns of smoke.

Hiccup understood that this disaster could not be stopped by human power alone; the power of the dragons was needed.

He found the most malleable group of people on the island—his classmates from the training camp.

They have never been on the battlefield against dragons, and their combat training has been superficial.

At this moment, their peers all wore fearless expressions, wanting to do their part in this battle for survival.

But the instructors seemed to have a premonition that this battle would be extremely difficult, so they locked them in the training ground and strictly forbade them from going out.

When Hiccup landed on the Night Fury, they were all astonished, as if their worldview had been severely challenged.

“Listen, dragons aren’t as evil as we think. As long as you give them your heart, you can become the most reliable partners.”

He flipped off the dragon's back and stroked Toothless's neck and chin.

"The adults on the island have always been wrong, blinded by hatred. The real dragon is simple and lovely."

"The reason I was able to defeat the powerful dragons in your eyes is not because I am stronger than you, but because I understand them better and can live in harmony with them."

"Gurgle~"

As if to prove his point, Toothless lay comfortably slumped on the ground.

"The dragons attacking the island are being controlled by a brutal foreign dragon king. We must stop him to save the island and our home."

"Did you understand?"

Chapter 164 We Will Win

The peers participating in the dragon-slaying training all looked bewildered as they digested the massive amount of information.

Yesterday, the dragon was an object of universal condemnation, a symbol of evil and brutality.

Then today, someone suddenly told them that dragons are kind and can be treated sincerely and become partners.

Although some of them still couldn't believe it, Hiccup's established prestige remained.

Especially seeing the infamous Night Fury, a terrifying being described in textbooks as someone who would surely die if encountered, so docile under his command, further corroborated Hiccup's statement.

In addition, they were already curious and skeptical about Hiccup's sudden transformation into a dragon-slaying master.

So he wasn't a dragon slayer, but a dragon tamer; that makes sense now.

What do you need us to do?

Astrid, the leader of the group of peers, asked impatiently. It was already frustrating enough that they were locked up here as potential fighting forces and unable to participate in the battle.

Now that Hiccup has descended from the sky, he must have something to ask of him.

"The first step is to build trust with the dragons imprisoned in the training camp, so that they will believe in you and you can ride them to influence the battle situation in the distance."

He turned to look at the ordinary dragon in the iron cage.

They had previously been summoned by the Gray Dragon King, but the iron cage protected them.

After the sonic wave that could control dragons passed, the dragons in the training camp gradually returned to calm.

An impatient young man in the crowd asked, "How do we build trust?"

"Go into the cage and treat the other person with sincerity."

Hiccup kicked the fish basket in the corner. "Bringing a gift might make things easier."

"I'll go first."

Astrid looked at her hesitant peers and was the first to enter the room where the Noisy Dragon was imprisoned.

She understood that it took courage to first encounter these monsters with whom she had previously fought hand to hand during training, and courage was the last thing she lacked.

"Good boy, sweetie~ sweetie~"

Astrid, carrying no armor or weapons, threw the fresh fish at Noivern's feet.

Having fought against many students in training camps without suffering any real harm, the desensitized Sonic Dragon picked up a fish and swallowed it whole.

"Good boy!"

She gradually approached and slowly reached out to stroke the Noisy Dragon's neck and chin.

Imitating Hiccup: "Good boy, I meant no harm."

The gentle touch made Noivern cry out.

"I'm so sorry for always pointing weapons at you, but could you lend us a hand this time?"

Astrid's heart was pounding. When she saw Noisy Dragon grunt twice and then nod, a huge weight was lifted from her heart.

It turns out Hiccup was right; what was wrong was their original hatred and prejudice against dragons.

Seeing this, other students followed suit and tried to reconcile with their former opponents.

In just a short while, a small, still not very skilled, dragon knight squad began to take shape.

The dragons in the iron cage easily let go of their hatred, which should have been an extremely illogical scene, but not a single audience member found it unreasonable.

Because Pokémon are such creatures.

If you trust it, it will trust you in return, and will not hesitate to lend a helping hand in the most critical moments, even if the previous relationship was not pleasant.

"Let's go, guys, we need to turn the tide of the battle."

Hiccup watched as dragons flew in from time to time at the edge of the sea. He knew that the disaster on Dragon Island would not end unless the war was stopped at its source.

He flipped himself onto the dragon's back and flew ahead towards the dragon's nest, followed by a dozen or so young, newly recruited dragon tamers.

They rode the dragon, swaying and rocking, experiencing something new and exciting they had never felt before.

When the vast battlefield of the Dragon's Nest came into view, the situation worsened.

The ordinary dragons surrounded the gray-gold dragon king in dense numbers, protecting him like an iron barrel.

The other two dragon kings were in dire straits, with very few dragons left to guard them.

Astrid said decisively, "We'll lure away the ordinary dragons around the Dragon King, and then you can deal with Hiccup."

"We've only just formed a bond with the dragon, and we're not even proficient at flying yet. There's no way we can defeat that thing."

Everyone felt there was no better way, and they all took action.

They were like clusters of torches, each time they passed by the Dragon King's hive, they attracted a large number of "worker bees".

To ensure they attract enough aggro, every dragon tamer has their partner breathe fire from above the beehive.

More than a dozen dragon tamers took away the vast majority of the worker bees, leaving the hive's guards sparse and with obvious gaps.

"Toothless, it's our turn. Let's not waste the opportunity they fought for."

Hiccup patted his partner beneath him, and they plunged headlong into the writhing "dark cloud."

"Roar!"

Toothless roared, and his once invincible dragon wave struck the Grey-Gold Dragon King's back, but the latter was unharmed.

"So hard?"

Hiccup was shocked; the Night Fury's dragon pulse could even penetrate steel.

The residents of Dragon Village, however, found it perfectly reasonable; after all, it was Giratina.

As the proverb goes, strong light creates shadows, and the monarch of shadows is the emperor of reversal.

Giratina paid no attention to Toothless's tickling attacks, seeing them as nothing more than an ant trying to shake a tree.

The worker bees quickly spotted the intruders, and their loose formation gradually tightened, blocking all escape routes.

"Toothless, do you remember our first flight?"

"Gurgle!"

It felt like we were back in the rocky forest on the island cliffs, with Hiccup clinging to Toothless, constantly pedaling.

They darted through the encirclement like a nimble fish, slipping and dodging at will.

The wind howled in my ears, the dragon's back stretched out like a mountain range below, and flying dragons surrounded me from all sides.

The man and the dragon merged into one, strolling leisurely and skillfully among the dense black dots, occasionally spewing dragon waves down their spines.

The amazing performance left the trainers in the audience stunned. With such tacit understanding and teamwork, they would believe it if they were told that they could Mega Evolve without the help of Key Stones or Mega Stones, just by relying on Bond Pact.

Toothless, the mosquito buzzing around Giratina's ear, was a persistent problem for the guards, eventually pissing off Giratina.

"Roar!"

With a roar, the heavens and earth trembled, and the ordinary dragons that had surrounded Him scattered like birds and beasts.

Giratina flapped its wings and took off clumsily and sluggishly.

"It really can fly!"

Hiccup had noticed the Dragon King's black wings long ago. Although they were smaller than his size, he still managed to fly.

"Climb, climb!"

Feeling the surge of scorching energy below, the Dragon King's breath was about to arrive.

He urged Toothless to hide in the thick clouds and conceal himself, silently shifting the attack of Dragon Pulse to the Dragon King's wings.

Giratina, who was spying on the "glass," watched intently.

He was portrayed as the villainous boss, but the director didn't just make things up; he revealed only a small part of the legendary dragon's terrifying power.

He wanted to see how a weak dragon, unable to penetrate its defenses, could defeat "him".

Chapter 165 Drowned Fish, Dragon Killed by Fall

The grey-gold dragon king Giratina flapped its wings, chasing Hiccup and Toothless through the shadows of the clouds.

Each breath was grazed by the opponent, and Toothless's counterattacks felt like tickles to Him.

The black wings, which were hit head-on, felt no pain or itch.

Just then, an exhilarating dragon roar came from the other two ends of Dragon's Nest Island.

The aura emanating from the dragon's roar was ancient and mysterious, and the surrounding dragons roared back to the sky in unison.

The earth-shattering roar of the dragon resounded between the sea and the sky, causing the waters in all directions to tremble.

Is this the "Dragon's Roar and Drum Dance"?

A-Du stroked his chin and began to analyze the rationale behind the battle.

Dragon Rhythm is a move that many Dragon-type Pokémon can learn, and it can boost the power of fellow Dragon-type Pokémon.

However, there is no information, and no one knows, whether Dialga and Palkia can learn this move.

But it's a legendary dragon after all; it would be strange if it couldn't learn its techniques.

The Dragon's Roar Drum Dance is led by two legendary dragons, so it's not surprising that it has some additional effects.

Giratina, circling the "glass," became enraged.

Would Dialga and Palkia roar with dragon's roar? How could Arceus, who was created at the same time, not know this?

This lousy director, have you ever even seen a dragon? He just writes scripts haphazardly, based on wishful thinking.