Horrible dragons! How could they do such a thing to my poor sheep? My poor Fungus can't move--he's as stiff as a board!
I found him lying on the ground over there. Figure out what happened so you can fix what your dragons have done.
1- Find out what happened to Fungus
Mildew
A dragon claw! See? I told you it was those blasted dragons.
2- Talk to Hiccup
Hiccup
Incredible! This claw belongs to a Speed Stinger. I'm still trying to learn more about them. They are known to paralyze prey with their poisonous barbed tails. Speed Stingers can paralyze a human, dragon, or sheep with just one sting. The paralysis wears off eventually, but it could take hours or even days.
Talk to the Botanist about finding a way to speed up Fungus' recovery. Anti-paralysis medicine could come in handy in the future, especially if we're going to live alongside the Speed Stingers.
3- Talk to the Botanist at the Lookout
Phlegma
There is no immediate cure for a Speed Stinger's sting, but there is a way to speed up the healing process.
There are plants that have muscle-relaxing properties that can help. Please fetch me a Skullcap plant and a Lobelia plant from the Wilderness.
4- Find the skullcap and lobelia plants in the Wilderness
Phlegma
Those are correct. Well done!
Now we need to mix these plants together to make the medicine. Take them to the lab and talk to Heather.
5- Talk to Heather by the Lab
Heather
Giving medicine to a paralyzed sheep is not easy. We need to find some way to get the sheep to eat the medicine. Let me think about this for a minute...