Vic

So now Ruff and Tuff are searching for Hiccup’s leg and they find it! Except a monstrous nightmare decided it absolutely had to have Hiccup’s leg so it flys off with it and now the twins and Barf & Belch are chasing it down

They eventually catch up to it and the monstrous nightmare drops into the island below so now the twins have to search the island for Hiccup’s leg and, after searching for a while, they find it . . . Welded to the back of the Armorwing

They tried as get it back but it’s no use so they head home ready to face Hiccup’s wrath, but when they get home to Dragon’s Edge the rest of the gang are eating dinner and Hiccup has his leg!!!

So Ruff and Tuff aka he got it back from the Armorwing and Hiccup’s just like ‘Armorwing? What are two talking about I just grabbed me spare leg when I couldn’t find my original leg’

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Maybe the Barbaric Archipelago host an annual Thing and Viggo wanting an intel about the dragon riders (who are clearly from the Archipelago) managed to secure an invite via some other tribe.

He's there rubbing shoulders with Chiefs and heirs up when the Berk representative showed up. He doesn't know the Dragon Riders are from Berk yet.

He learned that:

Berk's Chief, Stoick the Vast is a 6'9ft giant weighing 400 pounds. A renown dragon killer and engaged dragons in hand to hand combat, no weapons or dragon root needed.

Their Viking adult initiation means the top student will fight a monstrous nightmare in a cage fight. (isn't that an execution method in other tribes? What do you mean initiation?)

The Chief's son is last year's winner, he didn't defeat the monstrous nightmare because he decided to go for something bigger. (What does that mean?)

Spitelout, one of Berk Chief's retinue bragged about his son acquiring the most Screaming Death scales out of his peers. And showed scales as evidence (Viggo's execution method literally involves pushing people into whispering death hole. What do you mean someone actually tunneled down there to steal some scales?)

Gobber mentioning that Spitelout's son use to be his apprentice in weapons testing. His apprentice (Snotlout) used to test catapults by launching himself to the sky to see if it works. (Which again sounds like an execution method.)

Gobber also complain about two troublemakers (Ruff and Tuff) who dedicated themselves to serving Loki. Which involves putting a cart of sharp objects on the apprentice's landing spot. (Which still sounds like a method of execution to him.)

There's also Astrid (that name sounds familiar) who was a strict drill sergeant who made everyone do push up until their hands fall off every time they mess up. (Not too bad compared to other things Viggo had heard.)