A/N: Sorry guys! I know its been a long time! But this chapter is six pages long on word! YAY! New record! I know I should be updating Shining Rainbow soon, but I've lost inspiration for it…darn muses. I also have this other idea that is eating away at my brain, its for Epic Mickey. THE BEST VIDEO GAME ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH! I basically go with Mickey through the game…real original for me right? All I can seem to write is about me interacting with characters! NO MATTER~!

Now, I'm not doing review responses this time….so….READ ON!

Chapter 6

Random Quote: (after hugging everyone in room) If I'm going to be Jesus, I better start practicing! –Ben, During our Godspell rehearsals

Megan's POV

Oh sweet Oz…that nightmare!

I never want to have one of those again!

The darkness closing in around me, that voice, oh that voice, repeating, It's all your fault! You tore that poor boy away from his family! He is heartbroken, lonely, scared! All because of you!

And of course a voice that nasty has to come packaged together with an evil Alvin and the Chipmunks style laugh.

That's the exact moment where I had woken up with a blood curdling scream, and of course Hiccup and I had that nice little conversation together, then I ruin it all by asking what happened to his mom!

Stupid!

Stupid!

Stupid!

PANCAKE BURNING! PANCAKE BURNING!

Without thinking, I picked up the flaming pancake with my bare hands, burning my fingers in the process. Throwing the breakfast food on a stray plate, I turned on the kitchen sink and thrust my red skin under the cold water, letting the liquid ease away the pain.

"Demon pancake…" I muttered under my breath, dumping another spoonful of batter onto the pan, and pulling some bandages out of a draw.

"Use a spatula dumb nut!" Sabrina commented, walking into the den, and heading straight over to turn on the TV.

"Thanks for helping me! I love you to!" I called to her, currently wrapping a small band aid around my now blistering pinky.

"Did you parents leave already?" She questioned blankly, changing the channel, never taking her eyes off the Saturday morning cartoons that flashed across the screen. Nice to know that she cares deeply for me.

"Yeah, there was a note on the table; they took Neba to a kennel."

"Why?"

"Because, 'I couldn't even clean out a bird cage'" My parents just don't understand that sometimes I forget! I'm responsible! Really!

"Megan."

"Huh?" I muttered in reply, getting the syrup out of the fridge.

"Your pan is on fire…"

I spun around to meet the flames face to face. Screaming, I ran into the pantry and pulled out the small, spare fire extinguisher, and then doused the flames in the snow like substance.

"Breakfast is ready!" I laughed nervously, placing the extinguisher back in the pantry. Then something dawned on me.

"Where's Hiccup?" I asked, surveying the room, no Viking in sight.

"Still asleep…"

"Why didn't you wake him up?"

"Didn't want to."

"This is all because he woke you up last night, isn't it?" I pointed the spatula in her direction, flinging a pancake on the counter in the process. Yes, I am very messy.

"Maybe…maybe not."

"Well, get your dragoneness figure up there and wake him-" I was cut off by the lovely sound of a twenty ton dragon dropping from our indoor balcony and onto the hardwood floor below. Luckily for me, Toothless used his wings to make the fall more- um- graceful and succeeded in not cracking the floor.

"Toothless! Oh gods…" came Hiccup's voice from up stairs, he sounded extremely frustrated, and annoyed. Who wouldn't be? If I had to control that beast every day, my head would probably explode from irritation.

"Hey!" I yelled, walking out into the living room, standing next to Toothless, and looking up at Hiccup, who was currently leaning over the balcony, dragging his hand down his face.

Placing one hand on my hip and waving the spatula in the other I called, "If Toothless destroys my house, he is going to end up as Lady Gaga's next outfit!"

Shouldn't have said that.

You know, I used to never know how it felt to have a Night Fury tackle you.

…..

Now I do.

…..

"I was kidding!" I screeched, unable to move my arms, and staring into those vivid, green orbs.

It was no wonder that Hiccup couldn't kill the dragon when he first saw him. Those eyes, amazing. They could stare straight into your heart, mind, soul, and even beyond!

"Toothless! Get off her!" Hiccup yelped as he stumbled down stairs, using the hand rails to steady himself on his fake leg. It was then that I noticed something. The feeling portrayed behind Toothless' eyes was not rage, it was hunger.

Taking that gaze to heart, I yelled the first phrase that came into my mind, "Humans are friends! Not food!"

Nice to know that Finding Nemo quotes come in handy at certain times in your life.

Hiccup was now hovering right over me, attempting to push off the large dragon, but instead, he just stopped, stared at me for a moment, and then broke out laughing like crazy.

"You think he's going to eat you?" Hiccup said through giggles.

"You probably thought the same thing when you first saw him!" I defended, freeing my arms and pushing up on the monster.

He stopped laughing and pondered the phrase for a moment, "True…" Hiccup finally murmured, "Now, seriously, bud, get off of Megan."

Toothless groaned in defeat and removed himself from my person.

"FREEDOM!" I yelled, jumping up and running back into the kitchen, "Thou shalt not touch Megan!"

Sabrina just rolled her eyes and kept flicking through the channels.

Then something caught my eye, to others, it would just have been an unnoticeable blur on the TV because of how fast Sabrina pressed to button, but I saw it as clear as day, and so did my best friend.

After noticing my sudden change of expression and how my eyes were glued to the screen, Sabrina quickly stashed the remote behind her.

"HOLD IT!" I yelled, running over to grab the remote, "Was that Danny Phantom?"

That show sent me into another downward spiral of fan girl joy.

"No!" Sabrina screeched, pushing me down onto the carpet, hanging onto the remote for dear life.

"Give me the remote, woman!"

She is keeping the remote from me.

This means war.

"Never!"

"Hey, look! Coralline!"

"Where!"

Success! I grabbed the remote from her hands and switched the channel faster than anyone could imagine.

"Curse you!" Sabrina yelled in defeat, slouching deeper into the couch cousins.

"My precious…" I whispered in a Gollum voice, caressing the remote between my fingers.

"Freak…" Sabrina muttered, chucking a pillow in my face.

"No breakfast for you!"

"I was kidding!"

I spun around on my heel to meet the face of a very confused Hiccup.

"Who's Danny Phantom?" He asked. Toothless just snorted at me and waltzed over to lie down in the middle of the den.

"Watch and be amazed!" I said, pointing towards the TV and waving my fingers in the air, attempting to make the moment epic.

"Stop acting like your drama friends!" Sabrina yelled from the couch.

"Ouch…that one went straight to the heart! You know, if you didn't go to a different school, you would be a drama kid to!" I defended, walking over to the kitchen and grabbing the plates of pancakes.

"No I wouldn't."

"Yes you would!" I retorted, sounding a little too much like Buddy the Elf, as I handed a plate to Hiccup and Sabrina.

I guess the girl couldn't pass up the opportunity to use a movie line.

"There's no acting in the North Pole!" She yelled, jamming a fork full of pancake in her mouth.

"Yes there is!"

Hiccup prodded the pancakes with his fork for a moment, then eventually gave into the temptation of jamming them into his mouth.

"Yo! Skinny!" Sabrina called suddenly, causing me to spill some of the extremely hot coffee on the counter top.

"Hey!" I screeched in reply, quickly wiping up the mess with a stray towel, staining the once white fabric a yucky brown color.

"Do you ever eat?"

I didn't even look at her, I just continued to pump some creamer into the black mug. "I'm not hungry today." I retorted simply, leaning back against the counter and taking a sip of the hot liquid.

"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!" Sabrina retorted calmly, stuffing another piece of the soggy pancake into her mouth.

"Yeah, well, my body will just have to live without it!"

"Your body is going to die!" She called, attempting to stare me down.

"Thanks…thanks a lot."

"Don't mention it!"

O.o.O.o.O.o.O

Hiccup walked down the stairs, he was now sporting my dad's old t-shirt that read I U, a pair of his jeans that were about three sizes too big for him that were held up tightly with a stray belt, and a white O'Neill jacket that I had dug out of the back of my closet.

Wow…he didn't look all the bad in modern clothes.

"Where are we going again?" Hiccup asked, pulling at the shirt uneasily.

"To the mall!" I chirped, grabbing the keys to my brown SUV and my Wicked sweatshirt.

"Sweet! Let's go!" Sabrina began to bolt for the door, but my hand on the collar of her shirt stopped her.

"Oh, no!" I muttered, stepping in front of her and opening the door, "Someone has to stay here and watch Toothless."

Sabrina and the reptile exchanged nervous glances, "You're leaving me…alone…with him?"

I nodded, Toothless just stared at me like I was insane, or even worse.

"Just watch TV, don't eat all my food, and try not to break anything." I proceeded to usher Hiccup out the door and toward the car.

"We'll try…" Sabrina muttered in defeat, crossing her arms and glaring at Toothless.

"Do or do not, there is no try!" I retorted, walking outside, but not before poking my head back in and saying, "Oh, and I'm going to get Toothless some fish at the store!"

After some encouraging, I finally got Hiccup into the passenger's seat, and let the engine roar to life. The Viking noticeable flinched when I did so.

"It's not going to kill you." I said calmly, backing out of the driveway and taking off down the street.

"Are you sure?" Hiccup sounded a little alarmed. I glanced over at him and watched as the boy dug his fingers into the side of the seat. Poor guy. I would be scared to if I didn't know what a car was.

"Just think of it as riding Toothless…" Hiccup shot me a look that said, Are you crazy?

"From the inside?" I laughed nervously.

The realization hit me.

I left Sabrina.

At my house.

Alone.

With a dragon.

What could possibly go wrong? I mean, it's not like they're going to tear the house down.

RIGHT?

A/N: I LOVE REVIEWS! WRITE THEM NOW! NOW I SAY!