Saralegui had no idea what flying was supposed to be like. Nor did he have any concept of the potential loss of gravity. So really, as far as he could tell, Hiccup's flying skills were just extremely questionable.

It was an exciting ride at first, until they took flight and suddenly lurched. With nothingn to secure him in place beyond his arms around Hiccup, the impact with the wall was particularly ungrateful with him sliding with their forward momentum right into the hard surface of the wall.

"Ugh..." The wind knocked out of him for the second time in five minutes, Saralegui just groaned for a moment, slumping forward against Hiccup's back. When he finally caught his breath again and glanced up, it was with a severely unimpressed expression being aimed at the back of Hiccup's head.

"How would I know? You're the one who supposedly knows how to fly this thing."

No worries. Even if his expression couldn't be seen from his position seated behind Hiccup, his tone more than got the idea of it across.