Iris Week 2020 Day 2: Family Relationship. Iris wonders whether the lingering "not right" feeling she's been experiencing is actually a change in the timeline. Mom Iris! Daughter Iris! Sister Iris!

Day 1 of Iris Week 2020: Romantic Relationship. "I mean, I could get turned on," Barry continues, averting his eyes. "But I guess I never really…understood why people cared so much about sex, until we were. Having it." AKA the WestAllen demisexual awakening that no one asked for.

For the Hinny "Sunlit Days" Birthday Challenge! George tries to prank Harry and Ginny, but it doesn't quite go to plan.

Caitlin runs into Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon, has a panic attack, and her cold powers manifest for the first time. Set between seasons 2 and 3, season 4 compliant.

"Everyone's fine. It was a false alarm." Patty calls Barry, and the Flash races to her rescue. He can never allow her close enough that his enemies could hurt her, but maybe a glimpse of his face, still and clear of vibrations, just for a moment, will be enough. S2x11 "The Reverse Flash Returns."

(Earth Birthday is supposed to be a celebration of her new family, but today all Kara feels is absolutely alone.) Reflection/Kara justification for 2.11, "The Martian Chronicles."

Leck said that Bellamew imbued her art with some terrible truth; Ashen in her secret embroidery did the same. Perhaps it is because they are not artists their daughters are such liars. A study in six parts as Hava and Bitterblue struggle toward truth, together.

He wears a Band-Aid on the fourth finger of his left hand every day for the rest of his life. Non-compliant with 214, "Sun of a Gun."

I WILL be a ballerina, ride a horse, live in a castle, visit Iceland and America, have a boy and a girl. Ziva follows her girlhood dreams, and they lead back to the dreams of her womanhood and the man she dreamed them with.

No one ever said that gliding without a dragon would be easy; in the months (years) leading up to HTTYD2, Hiccup and Toothless uncover many of the ways said gliding can go wrong.

"You were damn near starved, muttering to yourself. I practically had to force-feed you." "I remember."

Very Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo had four loves of his life: Wendy, Kate, Jeanne...and Ziva.

Her job is to keep Walter in check, and Paige has a lot of work ahead of her.

"Every Christmas, we celebrate her memory. But this year, we have other things to celebrate as well." Astrid, Hiccup, Toothless, and Stoick spend a quiet Friday evening together, including homework, Hictooth napping, takeout Chinese, and putting together an artificial Christmas tree. MODERN, same universe as Candid.

As long as Hiccup keeps breathing steadily, he's alive. And as long as he's alive, he's still fighting. Toothless knows that, eventually, Hiccup will wake up. HTTYD1. Set during Hiccup's undetermined period of unconsciousness.

Valka never pines for Berk, and aside from pity, the only thing she thinks of her son with is hatred, so sure is she that he'll be exactly the same as every other Viking Berk has ever churned out. That is, until she meets Hiccup himself and watches him shoot across her cave to hug his Night Fury's face.

The dragons are acting weird, no doubt about it. In order not to scorch ALL four Triwizard Champions, something has to be done...and that something is Hiccup. A faulty Portkey, a few weeks at Hogwarts...and he'll never be the same again.

And even though Piper's heart is broken, she's the one who has to tell Sally. And Paul, and Fredrick, and Chiron. Because people believe her lies. A VERY missing scene between Mark of Athena and House of Hades.

When Paula Cassidy's team is killed, McGee loses his friend Jim. It should have been him; the weekend duty was theirs. But it feels like it's Kate. A missing theme from Grace Period.

It's difficult to believe that this sun-browned, muscular teenage boy is HICCUP. It's difficult to believe that Hiccup even lived. It's difficult to understand why she cares. Astrid has found herself at the Dragons' Nest, and a boy who should have been dead saves her life. AU, and a story for Tasermon's Partner.

Drabbles! Need I say more? Bout time I joined the party. Should-have-beens, companion pieces, and venting. The Wedding Night.

A missing moment of 'conversation' between Hiccup and Toothless from this week's episode, bemoaning the fact that nobody can just get along and a little nostalgic for the good ol' days of the movie. Or, Hiccup talks and Toothless listens.

Disbelieving, Hiccup runs his eyes over the caption yet again. "Freshmen Hiccup Haddock and Astrid Hofferson sit together in the loft to enjoy the hoedown." A moment that felt private and magical at the time is published in the school yearbook, but Hiccup can't bring himself to be too upset about it. MODERN.

For the Fat Lady, it's not a stretch to believe that Sirius Black is innocent, but she still doesn't let him into her tower. She has hundreds of Gryffindors to protect; he a single Potter. Peter Pettigrew, however, is neither of their charge.

CO-AUTHORED by WORDWIELDER! After the distressing event of finding their whole lives documented in something called "fanfiction," the gang has decided there's only one thing to do, and Berk becomes home to the very first Fanfiction Academy in the Barbaric Archipelago... CO-AUTHORED by WORDWIELDER!

The Hooligans have left the land of their birth and are looking for a new home. However, when they arrive on the Isle of Berk, the LEAST of their problems is the cold...

Toothless doesn't understand these weird human celebrations, and especially why Hiccup doesn't get them as often!

And then some.

In which Korra becomes a fully realized Avatar, saves Republic City from Amon, and falls in love. A retelling of the Air finale.

It's certainly not easy for Jessica, but her friends and family have to deal with her amputation as well.

It came to Wood's attention that Harry had, in fact, ended up in the Hospital Wing three times when he was either needed for Quidditch or injured during the process of Quidditch.

Camicazi's lived through many many days - four thousand and thirty-two, in fact, but only a few Days actually MEAN something. And, of course, there's THAT Day. The Day that changed everything, life as she knew it, and the whole WORLD. It was the beginning and the end all at once - THAT Day was the day she met Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third.

Hiccup is one. Dagur is four. Hiccup is fourteen. Dagur is chief.

He closed his eyes, spread his arms, and stepped off the cliff. He'd only have to hope that Toothless' insistence on settling this score alone wouldn't extend to Hiccup's plummeting to death.

Go help the others. I'll be fine. Go.

It's their word, someone says it every time she sees him fall.

Maybe this was what distinguished her from Aang in Katara's mind: her eyes. Eyes were the windows to the soul. And Korra's was narrow-minded, slightly vicious, and cold. But the first time she found Korra crying, she changed her mind.

"They ride dragons! We get that boy, and WE'LL ride dragons!"

"He was probably the bravest friend I've ever had. He..." Then she saw me. Her face went blood red. "He's right there!"

"Mildew wants all our dragons caged. I don't know about you, but that's NOT okay with me."

After a day of demons, pain, torture, scary, life-destroying underground rivers, bloodthirsty Titans – normal Christmas stuff – going home should have been great. But when you look like you've just been put through a shredder, stepdads like to ask questions.

It came down to the barest of complications: no matter what, Hiccup had absolute confidence that Toothless would catch him, whatever he did, and Toothless had the same faith: that no matter what, Hiccup would land properly and save him a very nerve wracking dive with only half a tail to balance with.

"I've been meaning to ask you for a favor, Aang...If you ever see me turning into my father, I want you to ... I want you to end me."

"After all, there is an Avatar-themed version of the game. Or are you afraid of fighting this little guy?" It was a doll, bedecked in yellow and red, springy and agile. It had huge feet and legs, little hinges for knees. The face was smiling, even though the entire thing was singed almost beyond recognition. And on its small bald head was a tiny blue arrow. He fell back in horror.

"But...to reach inside someone and control them...I don't know if I want that kind of power." The first time Aang was Bloodbended, he thought it would be the end. But if something was going to unravel Katara, it would probably be words that haunted her for decades: "The choice is not yours."

Lots of people tell stories. But only the truly remarkable ones become remembered as time goes on, and they pass into legend.

As life goes on, it teaches Katara the meaning of family.

"I…I saw you," he blurted quickly. "You…" he whispered, horrified. "You took his bending away."

"Ever since he could crawl he's been… dif'rent."

Thinking of Sokka and things that needed to be remembered, Aang placed a hand over the colored water of the map. "I got it."

I won't let them get the temple, Aang. Never.

"The Blind Bandit's a mystery. She shows up to fight, then dissapears. No one knows where she goes, or who she really is."

"I really am the last Airbender." His people - they really were all gone. The Fire Nation had hunted them out, like animals. Soon after, he almost loses Katara and Sokka to Bato of the Water Tribe, and then, he finds out that the Northern Temple's been destroyed. "I wasn't there when the Fire Nation attacked my people. I'm gonna make a difference this time."

"The Earth Kingdom...has fallen." The Avatar. Hakoda didn't even know his name, but from the moment they returned - his daughter in rags and his son in tears - he became determined to find out what made this child so important to his family. Love.

It had started small. "Now THAT was some Waterbending!" and ended with, "Relax! I'm a healer. I learned from Katara, the best there is."

"Aang?" she'd had to ask - because she wanted to feel SAFE. She didn't want fear, and it was heartbreaking that the only person who could ever give her what she craved was in her own spirit. T because I wanted to discourage younger kids from reading this.

Flashfic, self challenge, exceedingly short. Hiccup's embarrassing journey through an airport security station.

These kids were his family now. A few scenes that could have fit into all the time the Gang spent in safety, getting to know their new best friend. And of course, he needs to get to know them.

"It's just…it's been three days, Dad. I just thought ….Toothless would be back by now." How Hiccup spent the time from when Toothless flew away to when he nosed open the door to the Mead Hall.

Thaddeus Vance Haddock taught math class. Revered, he had a way with the kids, a sarcastic smile, an endless well of patience, and a prosthetic leg with a shadowy backstory. Oh, and there's the girl who draws him during class...him at fourteen. ModernAU.

All I was going to do was help. And then Max finally let me in. I found a loophole in her armor; somehow, by accident, and we had a moment of connection over cookies. Surprising, sure, but all I can wonder is what changed her mind?

Mirrors show us things we can't see by ourselves. Things we wouldn't see if we were properly in our minds. But I'm not. And I don't care. Just because I'll be Firelord doesn't mean she can act all proud; she lost her right when she left me, as a child.

Spirited to Berk, a land of monsters and Vikings and only nightmares, Salin fears she won't ever see Piper again, the only family the little girl has left. She just has to trust in God to give her wings to fly back to England again.

These heroes were all the same: loyal and cruel. Loyal to their comrades they needed to help in battle, cruel to leave her for another thousand years. But soon after the last hero, Nico di Angelo shows up on her shores. Oh, why is fate so cruel?

When Po falls asleep, he usually dreams of colors, the beauty he misses every day. But this time he dreams of a beautiful woman with unnatural orange-red hair and an army prepared to cross the mountains and fight the Gracelings.

Subtlety, a dark colored dragon, and a thunderstorm...all valuable weapons in punishing Snotlout for hurting Hiccup and disrupting Astrid's bath...at the same time.

On Hiccup's first day back at work, Gobber, being Gobber, just has to bring up trolls. Hiccup doesn't exactly need left socks anymore, but he can't tell the difference. At this point, he's just glad he doesn't have to keep track of an extra boot.

Frigg doesn't even tell Fulla about the boy. Watching from far above, Frigg's heart aches for the despairing boy as he grows up...different. She wishes she could tell him just a hint of his fate, if it would give him hope for the years to come.

Astrid's head is still spinning, and, as many females do in times of crisis, spills big secrets...the night before the final exam.

Hiccup never knew Astrid could see him from her window...he never thought she was looking.

As winter sets in, Astrid thinks about the new life on Berk: mostly, how Hiccup's doing.