Princess-Luna-Rose

“…Okay, that seems like enough supplies to last us a few days…what do you think, bud?” Hiccup’s voice was quiet as he turned to face Toothless, who simply let out a small grumble in response. The Night Fury’s gaze flickered to you for a moment, before settling back on the boy, watching him with trusting eyes. You were currently sat outside of Hiccup’s home, perched on the steps to his house as you watched Hiccup prepare for the trip. The trip back to your island. “…Hiccup? Do you need any help? I feel a little useless just…sitting here,” you asked, rising to your feet and dus

“You belong to me, _____…” You tossed your head to the side, letting out a weak sob. “D-Dagur…stop this…” you whimpered, letting out a cry as you felt the Berserker’s teeth against your neck, biting you roughly. You struggled against him, but for some reason, your entire body felt numb. You couldn’t move. “I don’t think you’re in the position to be making demands…” he growled, leaving your neck and moving his lips to your ear. “Right…traitor?” The words sent a chill through your body, and your eyes began to sting terribly as the tears be

“D…Dagur…” you whispered, stumbling back as the young Viking left the cover of the trees, sauntering over to you with a smug grin on his face. Your mind instantly went to Toothless, and you panicked, looking behind you to tell him to run. Your eyes widened, however, when you noticed that he was no longer with you; he must’ve sensed the danger and escaped. Well, that was reassuring, at least. “W…What are you doing here, Dagur?” you said, gulping hard as the man stepped even closer, looking you up and down. You felt uncomfortable caught in his gaze, and you stared at the floor, trying to hide

The faint sounds of waves crashing against the cliffs woke you from your sleep. You groaned, feeling the cold sea air wrap around you like a serpent. You curled up, shivering slightly. Your eyes fluttered open, and you cringed as the morning light blinded you for a second. Blinking away the sun and blurry vision, your gaze settled on the form that lay next to you. Your eyes widened, and you shot upwards into a sitting position. Hiccup. Hiccup was laying next to you. The boy stirred slightly; inhaling deeply as sleep left his body. He yawned loudly as he sat up, stretching his arms upwards; wincing as his shoulders popped and cracked. His

You flew. You flew for what seemed like hours. There was no stop. The water just kept coming. Of course, you'd expected as much. After all, the ocean was insanely big. You'd gotten used to the mechanism that worked Toothless’ tail, and you could say that you'd mastered it when it came to gliding and steering him, which was an achievement in itself. Toothless let out a roar of complaint; every few minutes he would do this, letting you know how unhappy he was at the situation. You ignored him, choosing to stare straight ahead towards a small dot in the distance. Land. Finally an island you could rest on. "...Land there," you murmured,

"...Okay, I have to admit; that was pretty fun," you murmured, sliding off of Toothless’s back as you landed outside of Hiccup’s home. Hiccup quickly followed; unhooking his prosthetic leg from the stirrup that controlled the dragon’s tail. "I told you you’d enjoy it," he said, a huge grin on his face. You sighed deeply, trying to hide the smile that had settled on your own face. "Yeah, yeah, okay..." You said with a chuckle, nudging the young Viking with your shoulder. He nudged you back gently, laughing. You couldn't help it; his laughter was contagious. You found yourself giggling along with him. "...Y'know, I th

You stared groggily up at the ceiling, a scowl plastered onto your face. Sunlight filtered through the closed hatch on the roof - Hiccup had told you that it was Toothless’ means of escape, to get some alone time if he ever wanted any - and you repressed a groan of frustration. Well, you had certainly had better nights. Things would've been a lot easier if you hadn't gone downstairs hours before. Maybe then you would've been able to close your eyes and at least try to get some sleep. You glanced down, watching with tired eyes as you saw Toothless laying beside the bed, snoring softly. His wings were tucked against his back securely, a

"Live with the guilt..." No... "’Your’ dragon is dead..." Stop it... "You killed him, _____...you killed him..." Shut up...shut up, shut up, shut up- Your eyes flew open, and a small yell left your mouth as consciousness hit you head on. You gasped for air, fumbling with the sheets in your hands as you tried to calm down. You found yourself staring up at the ceiling; the wooden slats on the roof creaking over and over again due to the raging wind outside. It was still dark; chances were you hadn't been asleep for long. Maybe an hour or two at best. With a frustrated sigh, you sat up. The room you were sleeping was simple,

"Ah! Berk! My favourite island!" A familiar voice snapped you out of your slumber, and you rubbed your eyes, murmuring an incoherent sentence. "_____! Start stacking those boxes! I need things presentable for when we dock!" You rolled your eyes, but stood up anyway, stretching out your tired limbs and yawning. "Sure thing, Johann." Johann was the trader who’s boat you had snuck onto that night many moons ago. He'd caught you sleeping behind a few boxes of goods; your Night Fury scale clasped tightly between your fingers. It was safe to say you found it more than a little shocking when you woke up to find yourself with a fur coat dr

I don't own How to Train Your Dragon. Toothless loved his master, or more correctly, his friend so much. Hiccup saved his life, even though he was the reason Toothless lost a bit of his tail. But still, Hiccup was different from other humans and Toothless felt safe and comfortable with him. That's why Toothless wanted nothing but the best for Hiccup. Toothless never really liked Astrid. Her first impression was not really good. She was hurting Hiccup! Toothless felt angry anytime he remembered the memory. He took the Viking Girl on an extreme flight so she would apologize to his savior. And when she did, he stopped being hostile towards he