Having just fallen out with her brother. Ruff was walking on a stony beach on the far side of Berk. Having had to borrow one of the wounded gronkles that was resting in the dragon infirmary. An idea sold by Fishlegs, and eagerly bought by Hiccup as a chance to study dragons at their most vulnerable, and find out more about them.
The dragon was practically ready for release back into the wild. But, with her experience with Scauldy, she knew she could form at least a temporary bond with the dragon. Sliding a bowl of chicken to the beast, she waited until it was feeding before she approached.
Arm extended, and avoiding eye contact, she felt the rough forehead of the boulder class press into her outstretched hand.
Allowing the dragon to finish the meal, she lead it outside for the only privacy she'd get. She rode the dragon bareback with just a loose rope loop in the beast's mouth for guidance. She'd flown away.
- - - - -
"Gah!" she groaned, spotting the large wings of a monstrous nightmare appear above the treeline. She suspected it was more likely Hookfang who noticed her rather than Snotlout. Besides, running for cover was more likely to draw his attention.
A fact she sadly discovered, as her gronkle fled at the sight of nightmare. "Double Gah!" grumbled Ruffnut, knowing she'd have to get Snotlout to give her a ride back to the village.
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