Third Person POV
Valka was still off checking to see if they were followed. It was foggy out and hard to see. Suddenly, countless ships could be seen through the fog. Valka was shocked by this. They had been followed by Grimmel, the Warlords, and their Dragon Trappers. Valka spotted Grimmel's Airship. Suddenly, one of Grimmel's Deathgrippers attacked Valka, followed by another one.
"Watch out!" She shouted, trying to warn her dragon before he got hurt. Cloudjumper grabbed the incoming Deathgripper and threw it at the other one. "Go, Cloudjumper!" The two of them hurried to flee from the fleet. The Deathgrippers started to pursue them, but Grimmel stopped his Deathgrippers from attacking Valka by whistling. They stopped and Valka and Cloudjumper were able to escape just in time.
*Meanwhile, in the skies over the vast ocean*
Toothless flew through the huge clouds surrounding him, searching for the Light Fury. He had been having little luck so far. Cloud after cloud passed and there was nothing. Not a single clue as to where she could've gone. The Night Fury was beginning to get discouraged.
As Toothless searched, he thought he could see the Light Fury but instead, it was just his own shadow on a cloud. Disappointed, he kept flying onward through the sky. He suddenly heard a sound coming from somewhere else. He flew towards it until he finally found the Light Fury. This thrilled the Night Fury and caused him to stare at her for a while.
Toothless then remembered what Hiccup had made him to allow him to see her. He showed the Light Fury his new tail by closing and expanding it. This made the Light Fury happy, pleased that he could fly on his own now. The two could finally be alone together. It was just them and the endless sky.
They flew into a vortex and the Light Fury shot a plasma blast ahead of herself. She flew through it which made her invisible. Toothless understood what she was trying to teach him and tried to do it himself. The first time failed and so did the second time. Toothless looked over at his Light Fury love interest, slightly unsure that it would work, but she encouraged him to try again.
Toothless tried to heat up his shot as much as possible. Suddenly, electricity and lightning began to accumulate around Toothless' body. He roared loudly and then he turned invisible himself! The Light Fury looked for him for a moment. When he turned visible again, he let out a small cough of smoke and began to fall, a little dazed. The Light Fury hurried to catch him and soon enough Toothless got his energy back, flying on his own again. The two steadied out and she seemed proud of him.
Next, they flew with each other, romantically letting the sky and their feelings carry them away. They flew up together in the shape of a love heart. Toothless licked the Light Fury's face and then they glided back down. The Northern lights shone around them as they touched each other's wings. Toothless was very happy for himself, pleased that he finally had a chance to have another Fury to be with. It was a dream come true, one that he didn't know he had until now.
They arrived at a huge waterfall and they flew around it. Toothless looked at it, unsure why she was showing him this place. Then the Light Fury pulled Toothless down into the hole of the waterfall and the two disappeared together.
*Back at New Berk*
Everyone was enjoying themselves at a party celebrating the new home they had all found. People cheered happily, raising glasses and chowing down on their food. There were sounds of laughter and music as the Berkians let their worries fall away.
"For the Chief!"
"To the Chief!" Some Berkians were throwing Hiccup up in the air in celebration.
"Yeah, okay, guys! Now I'm just getting sick!" Hiccup looked like he was going to be sick on Gobber.
"Don't say I thought you were a little off your raw for this but it isn't half bad," Gobber commented.
"This is supposed to be a temporary solution." Hiccup replied. Eret came up beside them.
"It's unanimous." He said, picking up a chicken drumstick. "Everyone agrees we've definitely traded up! Well done, Chief." Eret then left and went to eat the chicken drumstick. Hiccup walked off with Gobber, beginning to fret. Toothless still hadn't returned and his worries were beginning to get the better of him.
"What if the tail broke? What if Grimmel found him? What if...he needs me?"
"Would you relax? He's probably having the time of his life." Gobber told him, not worried at all.
"How would I know? She never comes around. And when she does, she's always rushing off. I'm saying how-how do we know if she's right for us?" Hiccup said, still in a small frenzy.
"Us?" Gobber asked, starting to see the true fears of the young chief.
"You know what I mean. She's so wild and skittish. I'm just gonna say it, I don't trust her." He said quickly. Gobber laughed at his antics.
"Can't tame them all, Hiccup. One day, you'll have to snip those apron strings and let Toothless stretch his wings. Reminds me of a talk I had with Stoick about you. Gaaah!" The Hobgobblers appeared out of nowhere again and there seemed to be more and more each time. "Where do they keep coming from?!" He exclaimed, hiding behind a hut.
"Who?" Hiccup asked as Gobber pointed to the Hobgobblers.
"Those bloody Hobgobblers!" Hiccup looked toward where Gobber was pointing but the Hobgobblers had disappeared yet again. "I swear, they're popping up faster than rabbits." He said, coming out of the hiding place. "I think they want to eat me. Evidence would suggest that I'm tasty." Then, Tuffnut came up to Hiccup.
"Hiccy! A moment? Listen, I've been watching you walk. Lose the limp. No one is gonna marry that."
"I have a prosthetic leg!" He exclaimed, very offended.
"So have I!" Gobber added, equally upset.
"And I have a parasitic twin, but you don't see me limping around about it! Come on." Tuffnut insisted, trying to make Hiccup keep his chin up. "Chin up, Hiccy! Pop out that chest!" Tuffnut patted Hiccup's chest but Hiccup didn't approve of it and he pushed Tuffnut's hand away. He tried to walk away, but Tuffnut just kept being even weirder. "Move that butt to the left a little bit!"
Gobber, who was trying to stay out of it and hang back, heard a noise behind him again. He turned around and discovered that even more Hobgobblers have appeared. Even more freaked by this point, Gobber hurried to run away as fast as he could.
Suddenly, Valka and Cloudjumper landed back on the island. The two were clearly troubled. Hiccup noticed how shaken up both looked. He hurried over to them to see if they were okay.
"Mom! Are you hurt? What happened out there?"
"I don't know how, but Grimmel is tracking us." Gobber arrived beside them moments later.
"Gaaah! This is all because of the Hobgobblers!" He insisted.
"He has a hundred ships, maybe more, with enough cages for all our dragons," Valka told them. Hiccup knew that this was serious and sighed, trying to think of something to do about it. He quickly came up with an idea.
"If Grimmel is leading them here, we have to take him out of the mix." He concluded.
"Uh...and how would we do that?" Tuff asked.
"By going there to capture him." Hiccup replied.
"Capture him?" Gobber asked, stunned. Tuffnut jumped with his arms up in the air.
"I'm with him! Who else!?"
"I'm with you." They turned as (Y/n) arrived, looking confident in his plan. Hiccup immediately shot her down.
"No. You're staying here."
"You are not leaving me behind. You need me." She told him sternly.
"I said no, and that's final! There is no way I'm letting you go while your leg is still healing!" She looked stunned for a moment as he began to walk off. She glared after him.
"In case you forget, you need a dragon to ride." Hiccup paused, realizing his predicament and mentally cursing himself for not thinking of that. "And you know for a fact that Nightshade isn't going anywhere without me." As if on cue, the dragon landed behind her. "Isn't that right, girl?" Nightshade stood tall behind her rider and nodded with a stern huff. Hiccup wasn't backing down so easily. It was a good thing the man could think of solutions on the fly.
"I'll ride with Arrow. Both of you are staying here."
"Arguing isn't a good way to start off there, Hiccy," Tuff commented.
"Would you stop that!?" Hiccup snapped, annoyed with Tuff. He sighed and faced (Y/n) again. Her gaze didn't waver.
"I'm going and you can't stop me." They two remained at a silent impasse for a moment longer before Hiccup sighed heavily, shaking his head in disapproval.
"Why do you never listen to me?" She grinned victoriously.
"Because somebody has to be there to tell you when you're wrong." He rolled his eyes.
"Gee, thanks." She chuckled.
"I'll be fine, Hiccup." He looked at her again, his gaze softening. He knew she was capable, but so much was going on. He didn't want anything to happen to another person of importance to him. With Toothless gone, he already felt like something was missing. The fear of that feeling getting worse consumed him more than he would ever admit.
"Fine. If you say so, then I trust you, but please be careful, okay?" She nodded, knowing how he felt and still respecting that aspect of his concerns.
"I will. We'll call it a compromise." He smiled a little at her. Even if she could be a major pain sometimes, he still couldn't help feeling his heart lift whenever she was around.
"Deal."