Sombra da Fúria Noturna
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Ongoing, First published May 08, 2026

Em Berk, uma jovem ferida é encontrada sob os cuidados de um misterioso Fúria Noturna. Enquanto Hiccup e Astrid cuidam dela, uma confiança frágil começa a surgir. Ivy, uma cavaleira de dragão em recuperação, encontra uma amizade inesperada – e talvez algo mais – com Hiccup. A suspeita se intensifica quando Astrid descobre Ivy estudando um livro sobre dragões, levando a confrontos e acusações. As páginas revelam um delicado equilíbrio entre cura, romance e os desafios de construir confiança em um mundo ainda desconfiado de dragões e forasteiros.
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