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And now nature strikes. ^^; It snows on Berk or it hails, I don't get how it's so sunny in the movie.
Despite her blind scrambling- her arms tightening around him, delicate curves pressed to his back… it was enough to cause his face to warm up and for this reason he was glad she was behind him. “Ah.” While he knew it was still the white dragoness it was strange to hear her speak, her voice was small like she was and it just seemed to fit once he had got over his shock. “It was nothing…. I couldn’t let you be taken. You’ll never have to go back to that.” Hiccup assured softly as the clouds darkened overhead as they approached Berk. It looked like a storm was on it’s way but he was hopeful they could make it to land before it struck.
The island was still a distant speck when the sky broke open with great gusts of wind and icy rain. They’ve pushed through storms before though so Toothless battled these elements to make headway, pushed to and froth by the air currents he lifted them higher into the sky. “HOLD ON!” Hiccup called over the howl of the storm as it became difficult to tell up from down and then hail began to pelt down- the first sign of winter on Berk.
Icy stones striking Toothless’ wings caused him to falter and as his flight weakened the wind caught him, flipping him over in the air. He roared in protest, flailing in an attempt to right himself but failed to do so before they crashed into the trees. Branches snapping away from his body- tearing a path of destruction and dislodging his riders before he crashed down in the mud.
The island was still a distant speck when the sky broke open with great gusts of wind and icy rain. They’ve pushed through storms before though so Toothless battled these elements to make headway, pushed to and froth by the air currents he lifted them higher into the sky. “HOLD ON!” Hiccup called over the howl of the storm as it became difficult to tell up from down and then hail began to pelt down- the first sign of winter on Berk.
Icy stones striking Toothless’ wings caused him to falter and as his flight weakened the wind caught him, flipping him over in the air. He roared in protest, flailing in an attempt to right himself but failed to do so before they crashed into the trees. Branches snapping away from his body- tearing a path of destruction and dislodging his riders before he crashed down in the mud.
Behind. She wouldn't fit in front, I think... with his feet in the pedals and everything
It felt weird- to see her as anything other than a dragon. He just couldn’t get use to the fact that it was possible. This was not something he could keep stressing over though with them strained upon an enemy ship with a very realistic possibility of more Vikings showing up. “No… no… it should be alright.” Toothless slinked further onto the deck, making it easier to mount him- though his gaze looked a bit irritant about letting the dragoness on he was intelligent and understood that they needed to get going. He’d save his distaste for a better time.
Hiccup stepped up and offered Aurora a hand, helping her up and waiting for her to get situated. “Toothless up, gently.” He stressed this last word because usually when he requested this they were sent on a ride of dangerous proportions. “You… might want to hold onto something Aurora.” He wouldn’t forget how Toothless first reacted to Astrid- though Astrid had tried to swing an axe at him. Toothless wiggled lower against the deck, crouching before launching himself in the air.
Wind rushed around them then buffered out when Toothless corrected his flight pattern, slowing his speed as they climbed gradually higher.
Hiccup stepped up and offered Aurora a hand, helping her up and waiting for her to get situated. “Toothless up, gently.” He stressed this last word because usually when he requested this they were sent on a ride of dangerous proportions. “You… might want to hold onto something Aurora.” He wouldn’t forget how Toothless first reacted to Astrid- though Astrid had tried to swing an axe at him. Toothless wiggled lower against the deck, crouching before launching himself in the air.
Wind rushed around them then buffered out when Toothless corrected his flight pattern, slowing his speed as they climbed gradually higher.
Once more they descended upon the vessel, eyes searching the deck for the second Viking but concluding that something must have happened to the man (there wasn’t really anywhere that someone of that size could hide) Toothless proceeded to throw the last of them overboard before perching partially upon the figurehead of the small vessel. There wasn’t enough room for two dragons to fit comfortably upon deck. He turned his gaze upon Aurora tipping his ear flaps intuitively at her state- momentarily discarding his hostility as his rider leapt off his back.
Hiccup hurried forward, prying the muzzle from Aurora’s mouth before hurrying around her. “Hold on. I’ll get you out of here.” He began working on the chains and despite the tools he brought he still strained against the steel, gaze darting constantly for trouble on the horizon. Finally he drew back with a tired huff as the last of the shackles fell away. “There…”
Even free this still posed a problem though. One that Toothless had already realized and just wondered when it would be obvious to his human. Aurora couldn’t fly- in her state she looked pressed to move. Hiccup swallowed “You need to turn into a human. Then we can ride back to Berk on Toothless.”
Hiccup hurried forward, prying the muzzle from Aurora’s mouth before hurrying around her. “Hold on. I’ll get you out of here.” He began working on the chains and despite the tools he brought he still strained against the steel, gaze darting constantly for trouble on the horizon. Finally he drew back with a tired huff as the last of the shackles fell away. “There…”
Even free this still posed a problem though. One that Toothless had already realized and just wondered when it would be obvious to his human. Aurora couldn’t fly- in her state she looked pressed to move. Hiccup swallowed “You need to turn into a human. Then we can ride back to Berk on Toothless.”
Normally Hiccup would take more time to think. Not charge into town on Toothless’ back, speaking to no one as he snatched up a few supplies. As soon he stepped outside he was on the nightfury once more regardless of Astrid calling for him and they were rocking skyward, leaving the girl standing dumb in their stead. By the time she would mount her dragon the two of them would already be gone.
Hiccup peered through his spyglass as they lifted over the trees and urged Toothless forward towards the distant shore. There was a small speck in the distance that gradually shaped into a boat the closer they flew, the wind carried them higher over the quiet sea and he peered down at the enemy Vikings upon the ship. Only drawn from the sight when Toothless snarled at three dragons that were about to confront them. They seemed to hesitate though and Hiccup was about to discarded them as a threat when suddenly they rushed forward.
He lead them upward, Toothless by far superior in speed.
Then circled around- blasting the dragons with a plasma bolt that knocked their formation apart. With narrow pupils Toothless continued his dive through the scattered group and swooped low over the deck, grabbing one of the Vikings and flinging the man into the sea before rising high again. Hiccup patted Toothless as they burst through the cloud cover disappearing from sight of the ship. “If we deal with the Vikings we should be able to bring those dragons around…”
Toothless didn’t entirely agree with that but disliked the Vikings below for their enslavement of his kind- how could he not? So attacking he had no problem with.
Hiccup peered through his spyglass as they lifted over the trees and urged Toothless forward towards the distant shore. There was a small speck in the distance that gradually shaped into a boat the closer they flew, the wind carried them higher over the quiet sea and he peered down at the enemy Vikings upon the ship. Only drawn from the sight when Toothless snarled at three dragons that were about to confront them. They seemed to hesitate though and Hiccup was about to discarded them as a threat when suddenly they rushed forward.
He lead them upward, Toothless by far superior in speed.
Then circled around- blasting the dragons with a plasma bolt that knocked their formation apart. With narrow pupils Toothless continued his dive through the scattered group and swooped low over the deck, grabbing one of the Vikings and flinging the man into the sea before rising high again. Hiccup patted Toothless as they burst through the cloud cover disappearing from sight of the ship. “If we deal with the Vikings we should be able to bring those dragons around…”
Toothless didn’t entirely agree with that but disliked the Vikings below for their enslavement of his kind- how could he not? So attacking he had no problem with.
HE was a nightfury: most powerful and most intelligent of all the dragons. His breed was as rare as the blue moon and as powerful as the forces that split stars (or so Toothless liked to believe). He was said to be the spawn of lightning and death itself so really… there should be no debate over who was the best here. So for Hiccup to go off like this with that write off of a nightfury and tell him to stay behind-
it just shouldn’t have happened-
This dragoness was of a breed that was only myth. Born from old stories told to hatchlings in the nest. She was no more real than his prosthetic tailfin. He would not deny she existed though because she was tangible and very frustrating. But she was a phony. Something brought about by those humans to confuse. Untrustworthy. He would have followed but Hiccup probably would have noticed him slinking through the trees- he always seemed to know when he was trailing him. He felt wary though, bothered, circling around near the stables and finally laying stiffly just to spring up as he heard a gasping call. “T-TO-TOOTHLESS!”
Hiccup!
He spurred himself to his feet and charged towards the woods, reaching the tree line in time to lurch forward and catch Hiccup as he tripped. He nudged him backwards noting he smelt only of dirt, sweat and turmoil. He urged him with his eyes as his human gasped for breath, finally managing to get out. “They took her!”
Toothless thought he managed not to seem too thrilled about that but still probably came across a bit arrogant, sitting back on his haunches with an air of ‘what did you expect’?
Hiccup was stressing all the same though- he didn’t see the problem. That dragoness had been nothing but an irritant. He gurgled his opinion but his human wasn’t listening. “We have to go get her.” Reaching for his saddle and he pulled slightly away, “Toothless! Please!” Now he had done it. Now… he couldn’t say no to that.
it just shouldn’t have happened-
This dragoness was of a breed that was only myth. Born from old stories told to hatchlings in the nest. She was no more real than his prosthetic tailfin. He would not deny she existed though because she was tangible and very frustrating. But she was a phony. Something brought about by those humans to confuse. Untrustworthy. He would have followed but Hiccup probably would have noticed him slinking through the trees- he always seemed to know when he was trailing him. He felt wary though, bothered, circling around near the stables and finally laying stiffly just to spring up as he heard a gasping call. “T-TO-TOOTHLESS!”
Hiccup!
He spurred himself to his feet and charged towards the woods, reaching the tree line in time to lurch forward and catch Hiccup as he tripped. He nudged him backwards noting he smelt only of dirt, sweat and turmoil. He urged him with his eyes as his human gasped for breath, finally managing to get out. “They took her!”
Toothless thought he managed not to seem too thrilled about that but still probably came across a bit arrogant, sitting back on his haunches with an air of ‘what did you expect’?
Hiccup was stressing all the same though- he didn’t see the problem. That dragoness had been nothing but an irritant. He gurgled his opinion but his human wasn’t listening. “We have to go get her.” Reaching for his saddle and he pulled slightly away, “Toothless! Please!” Now he had done it. Now… he couldn’t say no to that.
Toothless would be very upset if he knew of the dragoness' affection but Hiccup didn't understand what was wrong with it- except maybe the fact that she was also a girl. A light blush decorated his freckled face at the thought of the less dragon form of hes... it was actually exceptionally human aside from the mannerisms. Those were more dragon and that was what made it so very awkward- just thinking about it. He discarded the thought as they walked, enjoying the warmth of the sun regardless of the brisk temperature of the air. He was sure Aurora was enjoying it as well until she suddenly tensed. He had heard the flap of wings but figured it was one of the dragons from the village. "Whoa!" But then he was being uprooted, landing on her back and scrambling forward to grab around her neck at her sudden burst of speed. She was running, branches snapping against them as her muscles strained beneath him. "What is it? what's going on?!" He hissed in a rushed whisper with enough sense to know something was wrong and to keep his voice down just in case, there wasn't much that could spook a dragon though. Not one like this.
Before he could make much sense of this they were forced to stop. He didn't recognize the dragons or their riders and that was enough to set off warning bells. He eased a step back as Aurora put herself in front of him. He saw the issue, the armed nature of these men and the threat of their dragons. There was nothing he could do but retreat if he hoped to be any help at all. So with reluctance he withdrew, turning and running through the woods. A task made harder by his bum leg but as fast it would allow he was pushing himself through the trees knowing he had to get to Toothless. Had to find Toothless if he had any hope of rescuing Aurora.
Before he could make much sense of this they were forced to stop. He didn't recognize the dragons or their riders and that was enough to set off warning bells. He eased a step back as Aurora put herself in front of him. He saw the issue, the armed nature of these men and the threat of their dragons. There was nothing he could do but retreat if he hoped to be any help at all. So with reluctance he withdrew, turning and running through the woods. A task made harder by his bum leg but as fast it would allow he was pushing himself through the trees knowing he had to get to Toothless. Had to find Toothless if he had any hope of rescuing Aurora.
A very quick post since I'm about to go to sleep. That's it for me until tomorrow.
“Okay, okay. I’m coming.” Hiccup felt bad about leaving his dragon behind- he didn’t go many places without him but the insistent tugging was distracting those worries. Even if Toothless was mad now he was certain to forgive him. The nightfury just needed some time to cool off, once Toothless was thinking more reasonably he was bound to see where he was coming from. For the time being he walked along beside the strange new dragon- her species unheard of to his tribe. Light filtered through the canopies, catching in her scales and reflecting tiny rainbows across her skin. When he looked away she disappeared but before he could worry too greatly she was back in sight and he laughed at the surprise she caused him. Despite how it made him stumble a step. “You crashed into Berk at the best time, we get blizzards and hail the rest of the year.” But he bet she’d be real hard to spot in all that white, even without the disappearing act.
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