[ EU ] As Smaug flies overhead , razing Lake-Town to the ground , only one person can stop his wrath . The Dovahkiin readies for battle .

I could n't help myself with the skyrim references 
 
 Years of training. The blades have taught me well, and the graybeards way of the voice is no longer superior to mine own. This company of dwarfs which I've never seen before were speaking of a great dragon called Smaug. No dragon could ever be as great as the legendary ones of level 80. A small Nord has a ring on invisibility so I quickly pickpocketed it for selling. I can tell the wizard does n't like me. But that's not my problem. He's not worth the trouble wearing only 75 % regenerate robes. I already have that enchantment on my daedric boots. I follow them utilizing the ring of invisibility. They climb into in a very large mountain. I decide to not follow because that loading screen would have taken a decade. I rest for two hours and before you know it a dragon is attacking the fishing village over the lake. The render distance is terrible, but if my eyes do n't deceive me that dragon is flying backwards. The heat is felt even approaching lake-town from a distance. The dragons breath bathes the wood houses and turns them black. I take a deep breath and shout dragonrend. Smaug is not pleased,'' YOU'', he booms,'' you dare talk in the language of the ancients. What right do you have to speak to me in that manner''. 
 `` I am the dovahkin. Born with gift of the voice and I have more right than you'', I take another breath and shouts as loud as thunder. The ground quakes as the gargantuan dragon falls from the sky like water rushing off of a waterfall. It came crashing down near the me on the mainland. The city is safe now, but the dragon is only temporary obstructed. Rushing to battle with ax raised above my head I thrashed at the beasts crimson scales. A chink it the armor is what did it. I knew the fight was over when I could feel it's soul entering me. I left with out any remark nor cheer. I hunt these beasts and I know more are to come. Now was n't the time for lollygagging.
