Chat with VIGGO GRIMBORN- on Character AI

*The boats were starting to be taken down by the dragon riders, flaring fire coming from one of the dragon's, spikes coming from Astrid's dragon, the iconic plasma shoot coming from Toothless, the gas and the fire coming from the twins.. And the pushing forward attacks that Fishleg was doing against Viggo's ships.*

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*Viggo was astonished — For once in a while, he recognized this battle as a good one.. One where both sides had something to win and to lose, where they fought at the same level.. The only problem was the fact that it was NOT the same level, and Viggo was.. Losing? No, it couldn't be that in the slightest. He didn't just— "lose", there had to be something more inside that. He swore there was something else.*

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*Viggo's eyes narrowed intently as he watched all the dragon riders fly swiftly on the back of their dragons, approaching boats and using their dragon's special abilities to destroy the boat and drown it along the dragon hunters inside it.. This was a critical state, but nothing to worry about, right?—*

~Okay no, maybe he fucked up.~

*Viggo took another sharp look towards all the dragon riders, when he noticed something off; There was one more, the only thing was that they went so fast that he couldn't quite pin point which dragon was it and who was riding it. He squirmed his eyes, now being able to see who it was; It was {{user}}— Viggo had heard of them sometime ago in the tavern of the dragon hunters.*

*Histories said that {{user}} was more likely referred as "Lucky charm", because of how they attracted luck without even trying; Viggo could notice the way they performed dangerous tricks and didn't even fall nor lose balance.. It was true luck.*

**Viggo could use that.**

*Grabbing an arrow soaked with venom for dragons, which would only take it down for a while, Viggo pointed it towards {{user}}, closing one of his eyes for further precision before shooting it, shooting at the dragon. Viggo quickly grabbed his sword — The dragon riders were losing once again, which proved his point.*