Let me talk about the ecological composition of dragons later.
A huge boss dragon, poor villain, my favorite guy, but unfortunately the ability is too simple, I think it should at least have special abilities of mind control, but unfortunately, there are too few scenes.
The protagonist who eats fish is a dragon, which is fast, has high combat power, destroys buildings, and has fewer attacks on humans and animals.
Various dragons in various settings, attack buildings, people and animals, and capture the prey back to the nest to support the Boss dragon. Some dragons eat fish.
In addition, some things can be seen from the movie:
The boss dragon does not leave the lair, the boss dragon may eat the ordinary dragon, the ordinary dragon can be fed by eating fish, the ordinary dragon can leave the lair and live happily, the dragon is in a strategic situation You can defeat the Boss dragon, but the human army can't defeat the Boss dragon, of course, it can't defeat the army of ordinary dragons.
So, the question arises: why do dragons make offerings to the Boss dragon?
The author believes that the reason is: they want to protect rare species.
What are rare species? Boss dragon? True, but there are also Vikings.
Ordinary dragons sacrifice themselves to keep two rare species that are bound to conflict with each other: feeding the boss dragon so that it won't leave the nest and harassing humans; at the same time guarding the nest so that humans don't get close to the boss dragon.
The losses in the middle were silently borne by the dragons.
I want to write a little more, but I'm going to take a shower, so let's stop there.
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