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Um.... well I'm certainly no expert on that, are dragons even mammals?
lol, oh those are cute, though the eyes are a tad creepy.
Pop figure?
Oh and happy birthday !
Oh and happy birthday !
The thing about his parents was he knew they both loved him- no matter how stern or hardheaded they could be and he worried that maybe Castiel didn’t even have that. Surely it hurt them to know she was gone? There was no way they would just replace her. He would like to assure her of as much but not all people were inherently good and he wouldn’t be fool enough to just assume again. Maybe they would see how great she was one day because she had done the impossible in their village but he couldn’t push her to return. She was happy here with Aurora.
He followed her lead in standing and idled as she headed back towards the cave- she was pretty great he just didn’t think she realized that yet. He returned the smile as she disappeared inside and then entered himself. Toothless curled his tail towards him as he lay down, brushing his nose with the prosthetic fin. His saddle was absent and all there was, was the rebuilt piece of work that allowed Toothless flight on his own. Hiccup pushed it away from himself as he settled down.
Toothless would have to return to Berk, he was the alpha and an alpha protected their own. He’d have to go back or all the dragons would move here and if all the dragons moved here… so would Berk.
Hiccup slept on these thoughts and woke early the next day, stretching out and sitting up slowly. He mused his messy hair and peered about the cave at its other occupants. The sun was close to rise- the sky outside tickled with pinks at the horizon. He needed to get going but he should wait he knew… to tell the others he was heading off.
He followed her lead in standing and idled as she headed back towards the cave- she was pretty great he just didn’t think she realized that yet. He returned the smile as she disappeared inside and then entered himself. Toothless curled his tail towards him as he lay down, brushing his nose with the prosthetic fin. His saddle was absent and all there was, was the rebuilt piece of work that allowed Toothless flight on his own. Hiccup pushed it away from himself as he settled down.
Toothless would have to return to Berk, he was the alpha and an alpha protected their own. He’d have to go back or all the dragons would move here and if all the dragons moved here… so would Berk.
Hiccup slept on these thoughts and woke early the next day, stretching out and sitting up slowly. He mused his messy hair and peered about the cave at its other occupants. The sun was close to rise- the sky outside tickled with pinks at the horizon. He needed to get going but he should wait he knew… to tell the others he was heading off.
Okay. ^^ and I went to see how to train a dragon 2 again today
Alright. Don't know if I'll manage as much now ^^;
There was words in there that he would have never used to describe himself, he was far from perfect- he’d made so many mistakes. An outsider might see him as more than he was but the accomplished individual he had become was in such strong contrast to who he use to be… He sat down beside her on the cliff edge and listened to her talk. He knew that some of this already but also knew that it was difficult for her to say because the issues with her village had never truly been resolved. If he interrupted now she would probably close up to sharing so he just listened.
As she finished he reached over and gave her hand a gentle squeeze, extending a show of comfort. “Earlier you mentioned that my name was odd for a Viking. Most of my life I was the hiccup, a mistake. My father wanted a strong son and surely felt the gods had skimmed on the meat in his sandwich. You know… if I was the sandwich.” He added with a small smile before puffing up his chest and speaking in a gruffer voice “every time you step outside disaster strikes.” He quoted of Stoick before hunching forward again, arms comfortably resting against his knees.
“I wasn’t wanted, I couldn’t even kill a dragon and that meant everything to Berk. Not because I didn’t want to because at the time I really did but because I lacked all the things necessary to do so… in their eyes.” His gaze shifted towards the sky “But then I shot down Toothless. I used what I learned from him to fool everyone in dragon training but I was no ‘dragon slayer‘, I tried to tell my dad I couldn‘t kill dragons but he didn‘t listen.” He stressed “he never… listened…” What bothered him was not the memory but a death still too fresh. He averted his gaze and went on slightly more muffled. “Things were so different back then than they are now. The dragons were our enemies… They raided us almost nightly… Maybe it's not the same but I can still say I know the feeling. I just took the steps to change things and uh... lost my leg in the process.” He added with a small snort of amusement. "Fair exchange I guess since I ruined Toothless' tailfin. Don't you think?"
As she finished he reached over and gave her hand a gentle squeeze, extending a show of comfort. “Earlier you mentioned that my name was odd for a Viking. Most of my life I was the hiccup, a mistake. My father wanted a strong son and surely felt the gods had skimmed on the meat in his sandwich. You know… if I was the sandwich.” He added with a small smile before puffing up his chest and speaking in a gruffer voice “every time you step outside disaster strikes.” He quoted of Stoick before hunching forward again, arms comfortably resting against his knees.
“I wasn’t wanted, I couldn’t even kill a dragon and that meant everything to Berk. Not because I didn’t want to because at the time I really did but because I lacked all the things necessary to do so… in their eyes.” His gaze shifted towards the sky “But then I shot down Toothless. I used what I learned from him to fool everyone in dragon training but I was no ‘dragon slayer‘, I tried to tell my dad I couldn‘t kill dragons but he didn‘t listen.” He stressed “he never… listened…” What bothered him was not the memory but a death still too fresh. He averted his gaze and went on slightly more muffled. “Things were so different back then than they are now. The dragons were our enemies… They raided us almost nightly… Maybe it's not the same but I can still say I know the feeling. I just took the steps to change things and uh... lost my leg in the process.” He added with a small snort of amusement. "Fair exchange I guess since I ruined Toothless' tailfin. Don't you think?"
Guess you didn't get the chance to post after all. :)
lol, I'm good like that.
I posted, it's a short one. I have to get to sleep. ^^
I posted, it's a short one. I have to get to sleep. ^^
While certain his own dragon was not yet fully asleep, perhaps to make sure he didn’t slip out in the night- Hiccup wasn’t yet asleep either. He kept thinking of that hapless way Castiel had grasped her arm and averted her gaze with such a forced smile and couldn’t think what had caused it. Was his company really so awful that she was bothered by him staying? He couldn’t rest with that thought on mind so went to carefully resolve it.
Silently, which would be easier of the metal his leg didn’t graze the stones once or twice as he edged closer, he moved to sit next to her. Certain now that she was in fact still awake. “Castiel?” He asked in a whisper as to not wake the sleeping dragons “what’s wrong?”
Silently, which would be easier of the metal his leg didn’t graze the stones once or twice as he edged closer, he moved to sit next to her. Certain now that she was in fact still awake. “Castiel?” He asked in a whisper as to not wake the sleeping dragons “what’s wrong?”
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