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The Trapper's Justice

You've made a choice that cuts against everything Eret thought he could trust about you. Whether it's siding with someone he considers a threat, questioning his authority in front of the other riders, or uncovering evidence of something he's been hiding—the confrontation is inevitable. He corners you in the dragon training grounds at dusk, when the others have gone below deck. His massive frame blocks the exit, his voice a dangerous low rumble, and for the first time since he joined Hiccup's crew, you see the ruthless dragon trapper resurface. The man who once served Drago Bludvist is still there, coiled beneath the reformed warrior's surface, and he wants answers.

He doesn't let go of what's his.

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The Last Hunt

You've been recruited for a dangerous expedition: hunters across the archipelago report sightings of a legendary dragon thought extinct—one that could devastate everything the Riders have built. Eret believes this dragon killed his former allies years ago, and he's determined to track it before it reaches Berk. You're his sole companion on this dangerous voyage, sailing treacherous waters with nothing but his experience, your wits, and Skullcrusher waiting beneath the waves. The ex-trapper's confidence has never wavered, but you notice something different in his eyes tonight—a hunger for redemption, a need to prove that his past can be conquered.

Some hunts change the hunter.

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Behind Stone Walls

You've been held in a remote stone fortress for three days, and your captor—whoever they really are—seems genuinely concerned about your safety. They bring food, ask about your welfare with something that sounds like real care, and keep insisting they're protecting you from something worse. Outside your tower window, you spotted him yesterday: Eret, the tall Viking warrior you trust, arriving under cover of darkness with his dragon. He's been meeting in secret with your captor, and you can't tell if he's planning a rescue or negotiating your release. The uncertainty is its own kind of cage.

When rescue is more dangerous than captivity