第十一章：英雄的考验(21)
But when the Alvinsmen pulled Hiccup up, and heaved him out of the water, the boy was absolutely blue, yet he moved inside his chains. He was still alive.
There was a silence of wonder and awed respect in the Great Hall.
The witch pulled up Hiccup’s visor with a snap.
This had turned from a trial for Hiccup, to a trial for herself. It was no longer a testing of a single individual, but a duel of their two wills. And Hiccup was winning.
She shook him.
‘Well, you horrible little Hiccup-y brat? Will you tell us where the Dragonmarkers’ hideout is now, or will I be reluctantly forced to leave you down there forever?
‘I am trying my best not to kill you, you ungrateful little so-and-so,’ grated the witch, ‘but if you remain so absurdly stubborn, I shall have to go ahead and do that…’
‘There is nothing you can do to me,’ panted Hiccup, ‘that will make me change my mind.’
There was a silence of wonder and awed respect in the Great Hall.
The witch pulled up Hiccup’s visor with a snap.
This had turned from a trial for Hiccup, to a trial for herself. It was no longer a testing of a single individual, but a duel of their two wills. And Hiccup was winning.
She shook him.
‘Well, you horrible little Hiccup-y brat? Will you tell us where the Dragonmarkers’ hideout is now, or will I be reluctantly forced to leave you down there forever?
‘I am trying my best not to kill you, you ungrateful little so-and-so,’ grated the witch, ‘but if you remain so absurdly stubborn, I shall have to go ahead and do that…’
‘There is nothing you can do to me,’ panted Hiccup, ‘that will make me change my mind.’
一菲用身体帮助展博考验
