Hiccup's eyes weren't able to open. He was too weak.
"Where…where do you live..?" He asked slowly, exhaustion slowly engulfing him.
"hm? My home I came from, to Berk, was in Tennessee, but my ancestry goes back to the Nordics and other vikings." She smiled "a large side of me is Finnish. If that was the question you were asking. Here I live close to the Blacksmith shop."
Hiccup let out a small, faint noise from his throat. Almost like a grunt, but a lot softer. The feeling of Trinity's fingers on Hiccup's head was the last thing he remembered before falling into the darkness of sleep.
Here he thought he was safe, but he was wrong. His inner demons attacked him at a rapid pace, holding him down and asphyxiating him. He tried to cry out for help, but no noise came out. He managed to look to his left to see Trinity just standing there in the pit of nothingness. He took one hand off the demon's arms and reached out to her, but she just faded away before his eyes. Tears streaming down his purple face, he looked the demon in the eyes. The demon's eyes were red, like blood that had just barely broke the skin's surface. The demon's eyes were the last thing he saw as his eyes rolled into the back of his head, then everything went dark.
He gasped as his eyes opened and he quickly sat up. Panting with tears running down his face, he looked around. It was dark and still raining. 'Am I still dreaming?' He thought.
"Hiccup?" Trin jolted up behind him "hey, it's okay." She pulled him into a hug "shh, what's wrong?" She whispered softly. He pulled away from her. He still had no idea where he was, so the last thing he wanted was to be touched.
Toothless felt the commotion under his wing and lifted it a little, shining some faint light into their sleeping place. He peered in at Hiccup with concerned eyes as he whimpered, getting Hiccup's attention. Hiccup turned around to to see Toothless. That familiar face looking back at Hiccup's pale, white face gave Hiccup some sense of security. He looked back at Trinity. His eyes locked onto hers, but his focus was gone. He was in shock.
"Y-yeah I'm fine." He managed to stutter. She looked hurt that he jumped away.
"Hiccup?" She asked again more cautiously. "I know something's not right." Her eyes shone with caring and concern. The spark in his eyes returned as he took in a giant inhale. Now when he looked at Trinity, his mind wasn't somewhere else.
"No it's okay." He said while wiping the tears from his face. "I just had a bad dream is all. Don't worry about it." He said with a warm, yet faint smile. She crawled over to him and wrapped her arms around him, and rested her head in the crook of his neck.
"I'm fine, really…" He said as he wrapped his arms around her lower back.
He put her down and snuggled up behind her, letting her head rest on his arm as he wrapped his other hand around her stomach. He let her doze off in his embrace, but he remained awake for the duration of the night.