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The couple was packed and ready to go. Hiccup was sad to leave the little island of Berk behind, but the honeymoon had to continue on. They planned to catch the next day's ferry back to London. Once they arrived back in civilization, they would rush back to the airport to take a plane to Italy. There, they would stay in the city of Genoa for a night and a day, spending their time seeing the sights, before boarding a cruise that would take them around the Mediterranean. Wait, why was Hiccup sad to see Berk go again? In any case, Toothless promised to bring Hiccup back any time he wanted. The college student already planned a summer trip to

Valentine's Day never really meant much to Hiccup. It wasn't fair to say that it didn't mean anything to the lad, but the day didn't really speak to his notion of love. Yeah, it was a great excuse for free gifts, but love? Not that he minded gifts. Toothless often bought him something extremely extravagant on holidays, and extravagant gifts were never rejected. The luxury model Hyundai Sonota he drove in was his last year's Christmas present; new iPod Nano, TomTom GPS system, and XM/Sirius satellite radio included. But, sometimes… Hiccup didn't really think that Toothless was a very good gift giver. His gifts were wonderful, and he wo

I – think I'm dead. No, I know I'm dead. If I could feel, I think I would feel like I'm floating. I have no form, no body, nothing to sustain me, and yet I don't float away. I'm here, watching memories I have long been detached to. Images of my life, images of all my lives, that no longer ground me, but continue to play. They are reflected all around me, like pieces of sunlight that have penetrated the ocean's surface only to shine vivid colors against the darkness. So beautiful to watch, but there was no way to hold onto it. I don't have a perception of time. I don't know how long I have been here, nor do I know how long I will remain

Although chilly, the skies were clear. The waters were unusually tranquil, and the reflection of the sun upon them created a pleasant glow. The touch of a breeze added a sense of sereneness to the air. The ferry ride was peaceful, but Toothless could not enjoy it. Although his dream wasn't frightening in a traditional sense, he was still shaken. He had never believed that dreams had some sort of hidden meaning, but something was tugging at his mind. It made him feel uneasy. Toothless took a small bit of comfort in knowing that at least Hiccup enjoyed himself. The sleepy smile on Hiccup's lips as he admired the seemingly endless sea was enou

As I run, I have to keep reminding myself, and my tired feet, as to why I am running. I loved my brother more than I should have. Well, he's not really my brother. And maybe, that makes it a little bit more okay. I am an adopted son. Mother told me once that she found me outside the village, wrapped in a blanket with a note inside. "He is half dragon. His mother rejected him." Mother had run back home with me safely in her arms. She was a creature of kindness, mother was. It was impossible for Father to say "no" to her, and so they kept me. They had raised me as their son. I don't remember mother's stomach becoming rounder, but I was old

Toothless didn't necessarily dislike airports, but the London Heathrow Airport was starting to make it onto his hate list. It seemed to be designed by a demon sent from the underworld to torment land dwellers; ups to go downs, lefts to go rights, people filled every single inch of free space, and there was not enough air to breathe. It was nearly impossible to navigate through all the confusion and chaos. It took the collective efforts of Toothless, Hiccup and a nice, elderly, British woman to eventually find luggage claim and scheduled transportation. "Scheduled transportation?" Hiccup asked as they made their way to the automated double do

Eli was very young when his parents died. They had been two of the many victims of an age-old war between his kind, the Arcadian Dragons, and the Katagaria Dragons. They had led simple, modest lives. The only proof of their existence had been the ash-blonde hair and green eyes Eli inherited from his father and the memory of his mother's last words to him. "One day, you'll find someone that will love you as much as I love your father." Soon after their deaths, he was adopted by another Arcadian family. But they couldn't love him as much as his parents had. Throughout his young life, he searched for someone to love him. He wanted desperately