AN: Damn... HB and I are on a roll! Four chs in 2 days! This is amazing. And It'll only get better. Alright. Here we have, classes starting up. We see Pitch, Tooth, Human!Toothless Aka Noah, more of Anna and Elsa. And Hiro doesn't know if Jack's insane or not.

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"Jack, Jack, Jack, Jaaaaaaaaack!"

"Emma, enough!" Jack muttered, turning around in his bed. "I'm up, I'm up." He said, starting to fall back asleep again. "Jack! Wake up! You're going to sleep through all our classes!" Hiro said, shaking him. His hands slipped from Jack's shoulders, and he accidentally fell on top of Jack with a little "oomph." Jack woke up in a frenzy, sitting up and looking around. He was shocked to see that not only was he not in his room, but Hiro stood right next to him, already in his uniform.

"Whoa…" Jack muttered, before remembering where he was and what happened the before. He smiled. "Hey…. HEY! oh my god! Thanks for getting me up!" He yelled, noticing the light that flooded through the windows already. He flung himself out of his bed and walked around to the foot of his bed, where his trunk was.

He pulled out his uniform and wasted no time stripping and pulling on the (stuffy) articles of clothing. He slipped on his shoes and tied his crimson-and-gold tie loosely around his neck. He didn't even look in the mirror to check his bed-head. He threw his backpack on his shoulder and turned around, only to see a shocked Hiro staring at him, wide-eyed and mouth agape. "What?" Jack asked.

"Well, that was fast." Hiro said, blinking a bit before shrugging. He grabbed his backpack too, before following Jack. Their other roommates were already downstairs, except for one, but that was besides the point. Hiro tried to get him up, out of courtesy, but he didn't so that's his fault for not listening. It'll be fun to see him get in trouble later.

The Great Hall was filled to the brim with people. Jack and Hiro stayed at the huge double doors for a while, scanning the tables and seeing where they could sit. It was a while before they saw the hand that was up in the air, waving at them. Hiro shrugged, and they both walked over. When they made it to the hand, which was in one of the middle tables near the front (longest walk ever!), they saw it was Merida, Rapunzel and two other girls that Jack thought he recognized, but he didn't know their names.

They both sat down, and Jack started piling food onto his plate with a little less than a grunt 'good morning.' "Wow, manners, much?" Merida asked with a grin. Rapunzel looked at Jack with a slightly disgusted expression, before she shook it off. Jack just smiled, his mouth stuffed with food. Hiro rolled his eyes at him. "Good morning guys!" Rapunzel said. "Oh, these are my cousins. Elsa, Anna, meet Jack and Hiro." She said. Anna waved a little and Elsa just gave them a cool half-smile.

"Morning!" Anna said. "Ready for classes? Wow, I'm really excited right now! Is anyone else excited." "Calm down." Elsa said. "Really, the first day is nothing special. It's the rest of the year you should be excited about." "But the first day is the start of the rest of the year!" Anna reasoned.

"Elsa's in her second year." Merida whispered at Jack and Hiro. They both nodded. Hiro eyes a tray of muffins, before snatching one and munching on it. "It really is nice to meet you two," Elsa said, looking at Jack and Hiro before standing up. "But we really all should be going…" Just as she said this, the bell rang, and everyone basically rushed out of the Great Hall, rushing off to their classes.

"Wait!" Hiro said. "Where are we going? We haven't gotten our schedules yet!" He looked troubled. Merida laughed. "We grabbed your schedules when they were handing them out." She said. Rapunzel opened her bag and pulled out two sheets of paper, handing it to them. "We have classes together… well, most classes." Rapunzel said, amending herself immediately. "I don't have classes with any of you!" Anna said, frowning. Rapunzel patted her shoulder. "You won't miss much." Jack assured sarcastically.

"First we have…" Hiro said, squinting at the paper. "Oh no… Potions, with Professor Black." He said. "What's so bad about him?" Jack asked. "He's basically like the next He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named." Merida said. "But I've faced worse! I'll have to tell you guys about the story of last summer at dinner or something…"

"Guys, now is not the time for reminiscing." Hiro said. "We're gonna be late!" They all nodded, and rushed off to the dungeons where the potions classroom was. They busted into the classroom just in time, because when they walked in, the bell rang.

"I expect my students to be a bit more… punctual than this." Pitch drawled, scaring the crap out of them. "S-sorry, Professor." Rapunzel squeaked. Pitch waved his hand, dismissing the matter, and they all scurried off to the only empty seats left in the classroom. Jack glared daggers at him. Sure, he was a teacher, but really, Professor Black wasn't all that scary. Sure, his amber eyes could kill puppies, but it wasn't like he was going to murder anyone. Why would he be here if he didn't like teaching?

The class passed quickly, with Pitch explaining the rules and how to read instructions and how to use certain tools and objects. Jack wasn't paying attention most of the time, since most of it was common sense, but Hiro was paying rapt attention. He'd just be his partner from now on.

The bell rang, cutting Pitch off while he was in the middle of his sentence. No one moved. Pitch eyed them all before turning around. "You are all dismissed!" He said, and they all moved simultaneously, shoving everything in their backpacks and basically darting out of the classroom.

"Wow, that was intense." Merida said, sniggering once they were out of the slightly-creepy classroom. "oh, come on, you were scared too." Jack said, rolling his eyes at her. She made a face at him. He smiled. "Guys!" Hiro said, stepping in between them. "We have more important things to worry about." "Like what? class?" Merida said. Hiro gave her a look that said 'yes, now shut up so we can be on-time and get a good education.' So, with that, they marched around the castle for a while, asking directions from older-looking students, but after a while they were successful in finding the Charms classroom. And, surprisingly, they weren't the latest group of people.

"Morning!" The professor said, a bright-colored fairy. Literally, a legit fairy. It was insane. Jack was sort of shocked, but not really. He basically came out of a class taught by the Boogeyman, a fairy shouldn't be in the least bit shocking. "Wow, look at you guys! Well, this is going to be a fun year. Give me a smile!" She chirped. The group looked at each other uncertainly, before smiling uneasily. Tooth's feathers bristled as she looked at their teeth. "Oh, look! How adorable!" She said, finally laying eyes on Jack's smile. "Wow! Look at that! They sparkle like freshly fallen snow! Do you floss? You take such good care of them!"

"PROFESSOR! STOP MESSING WITH THE FIRST YEARS!" A passer-by yelled from the hall. Tooth stopped immediately, her face apologetic. "Sorry!" She said, looking at them. "Take your seats. Class will start in a moment." They nodded, before moving and sitting down. "Well, that was interesting…" Hiro said, glancing at Tooth. "Rumor has it that she's the real-life Tooth Fairy." Rapunzel whispered. Jack laughed a little too loudly. "Aw, come on! Why would she be teaching if she was the Tooth Fairy?" He asked skeptically. "Everyone needs to make a living." Hiro said reasonably. "Wow." Jack said, looking at him with a deadpanned expression before considering it. "Huh. You got a point there." He said. Rapunzel laughed.

The class started soon, and it was basically the same as Potions. Rules, regulations, expectations, stuff like that. Jack tuned that out too, and decided to think again. His mind drifted back to Hiccup, before he snapped himself out of it. It was likely he was possibly never going to see him again, so why think about it? It was unreasonable. He thought about Emma, and playing in the snow, instead.

In the middle of his thinking, Hiro nudged him. He looked, and saw that he was shoving a paper in his direction. "Homework: Learn 'Wingardium Leviosa' and its advantages. Three pages." Jack nearly groaned. And essay already?! Well, at least it was only three pages… THREE PAGES?! Dammit, they were trying to kill him. He sighed. Great. He looked at Hiro and gave him a 'oh no...' look, before slumping in his chair.

Welcome to Hogwarts.

"Well, where to next?" Merida asked, smiling. "Care of Magical Creatures." Jack said, looking at his schedule. "Well, this'll be fun. Is anyone good with animals?" He asked. "I have a horse." "I have a chameleon." "I have a cat…" "Well, geez. You learn something new every day." Jack said, blinked. "I only have an owl. How original." He said, smacking his lips.

The walk was long, and downhill. Literally. They walked down the steepest hill Jack ever encountered (which said a lot) and went all the way to a little shack near the edge of the Forbidden Forest. (Some older student told them where to go, because there was no way they would have found the way on their own!) The shack already had a small crowd around it.

"Come on!" Someone yelled. "Hurry up, you four! We're about to get started!" They rushed a bit faster. "There you are. Perfect." A guy said. Jack looked at him. He looked… normal. Tanned skin, green eyes, jet black hair and a kind smile. There were some black spots on his skin, but nothing too major. He had to be the most normal person Jack had seen all day.

"We were just about to go over some things." He said. They all joined the group. "I'm Professor Fury, but I don't like that. So, you guys'll call me Noah… unless I'm angry. Got it?" He said, looking at each and everyone one of them. "Yes!" They said, nodding. "Good." Noah said, smiling. "So, now that that's over with… come on." He said, turning around on his heel and marching off into the wood. They all looked around, not sure what to do, until Noah turned around and looked at them "Come on! You're not gonna die or anything!" He said. The kids followed him.

Noah showed them little things, like which plants to avoid, and what landmarks to look for if they were lost (which they shouldn't be, ever, Noah told them), and how to look for signs that an animal passed by, such as footprints and broken branches. It was the most productive class so far. Noah led them out of the Forest and joked with them for a bit, before dismissing them early (they needed a little extra time to get up that hill, that's why).

Classes after that passed like nothing. Transfiguration, Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Magical History were a blur, the only good thing being lunch in between. It was just ruled instructions and everything else that was boring.

Wow, Elsa was right. The first day really was nothing.

After, though, was where the fun began. Jack churned out the Charms paper like it was nothing, leaving Hiro to gape at him again. Most of the essay was restatements and logical reasoning, anyways, but hey, it was three pages, so he wasn't going to worry about it. Jack waited for Hiro to finish his essay before dragging him outside. Jack debated on whether or not to push some unsuspecting person into the Black Lake. Hiro debated on whether Jack was entirely sane or not.