People often wondered what kept Hiccup going during those early years. When that single, most-treasured thing is taken from him, there is little left to keep him on Berk. The day Stoick returns, and the day before the best recruit is finally chosen, Hiccup leaves Berk; little knowing that he would one day return under ... strange circumstances. H/A, R/F, rated for violence.

While on a flight, Astrid is killed. A year goes by and Hiccup doesn't seem to have gotten over her untimely death. A mysterious woman arrives, a dear old friend of Gothi's, with an equally strange proposition for Hiccup, one that suggests the dead might be able to return. But, what results from breaking the unspoken laws of nature?

Hiccup didn't see the point in stopping Astrid as she ran off towards his village—towards his father—with his most desperately protected secret. He was leaving anyway. A coming-of-age tale. Deviates from movie. Borderline bromantic-comedy.

Hiccup hates quiet. Hiccup loves quiet. Quiet was horrible. Quiet was nice. A moment in Hiccup's childhood life.

Hiccup thought he had escaped the witch's wrath, he thought he'd be safe with her locked away in a prison cell...but he was wrong and now it's up to his friends to save him. The witch is back. And this time, she's out for blood. Two OCs. (BOOK 2 out of 3, sequel to Bewitched) REVIEWS make me happy :)

During an annual event, Hiccup meets a beautiful woman named Aragwen. She gives him a very...strange gift. Afterward, Hiccup begins to have terrifying hallucinations and even begins hearing voices in his head... What has she done to him? And what can be done to save Hiccup before he falls into her clutches? *Moments of HiccupxAstrid* Rated T for dark themes. OCs. (BOOK 1 out of 3)

A Hitchups continuum: Hiccup made a choice, and that choice opened an entire universe of experiences. A series of one-shots tell the story before, during, and after the epic prologue Hitchups. The journey to Ragnarök is a long one. *categories may change*

A nasty fall for Hiccup leads to an even nastier consequence-death. And the Afterlife really is a pain.

Confused by Hiccup's constant worry over her well being, Astrid stomps off into the forest by herself to prove she can do well on her own. When she faces a threat bigger than herself, she will finally come to understand hiccups reason for worrying.