Disclaimer: I DON'T OWN HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON. However I did make this story.
So how's everyone doing, will we're back with another chapter. (Nika Lee: I'm going to go through this and all the other chapters of this series to where the bold is when they're in dragon form. Then non-bold is when they are in human form. In addition, this * will signify which character are dragons or capable of becoming one.) I would like to say thank you to you the audience for reading this and/or previous story so far. Here's the next part in the story.
The next morning I woke up three dragons jumping on my back. I was too tired to care and doze right back to sleep. But Toothless's roar woke me up in an instant, cause the kids to fall onto the ground. I was in an attack-like mindset for a moment before calming down and checking on the kids. They were fine for the most part.
"WHAT WAS THAT FOR!?" I roared at me.
"Wanted to be sure you were awake for today." He replied in a calm manner, making me feel a little guilty yelling at him. Once changed, we all went to the dining hall to grab something to eat before our big trip. I sat next to Arne as he was having some bread and soup.
"Arne, can I ask you something?" I asked before taking a bite of breakfast.
"Certainly, what do you wish to know?" He replied.
"I've noticed one of the books had some torn pages in it. So I was wondering if you knew what was one them?" I said. Arne thought it over, but didn't seem to know what I was talking about.
"I'm sorry, but some of the books in there are very old and might have many pages torn. Do you think you could clarify which one you're talking about?" He asked before taking another helping out bread and soup.
"It was a book about dragon studies. Relating to the different type of dragons and their lifestyle, as well other information collected about them." I said.
"Sorry, but I wouldn't know as many people request information from our books everyday. So it's hard sometimes to keep track of a book with some torn pages in it. Wish I could be of better help." He said.
"It's ok, just wish I knew what was on them. Thanks for your help." I said before taking another helping of food.
"Well I do wish you have a safety flight today. The skies look clear today, so you shouldn't have trouble getting back to your home." He said.
It was some time before everyone else showed up in the dining hall. Everyone seemed ok from yesterday's event. Once everyone had their fill, we gathered in the garden to discuss what was happening today. Just to make sure everyone knew what was to happen, even though it was a very simple task.
Couple hours later, everyone met at the gate leading to the outside world. All of the dragons changed into their other form, including me. After getting the saddle on the dragons, Hiccup gave me something that seemed like a saddle. However, it was modified to allow me to carry the children safely in flight. Since they were still too young to fly for that great a distance. Once everyone and everything was set, we lifted off and headed for home.
During our two days of flight back home, we didn't see much action unlike previous times. Other than dealing with the children's curious while we were camping for the night. Things seemed rather "calm", which was a nice change of pace for me these past few days.
Once Berk was in sight, I broke off from the group. Instead heading to our house in the woods. This gave the children some time to adjust to their new settings before we'd introduce them to the village. However, the kids were restless as soon as I landed outside the house. They hopped out of the "saddle" as soon as I walked inside. If it wasn't for the fact they were my kids, I would've been on the feet laughing. But instead I laughed a bit as I watched them "explore" the house. It was funny as they looked around and sometimes running into each other, but they were my kids. While they tired themselves out, I went over to the fireplace and got a fire going.
It wasn't until the fire warmed up the house that they just about grew tired and laid by me, next to the fire. At about that time, Toothless came through the door. The kids would've ran at him if they still had some energy left. Instead they just looked at him for a moment before resting their heads on me.
"So did anything happen?" I asked at of boredom.
"Nothing that would interest you very much. Just the same old greets from the villages and they parents. Hiccup is busy with Gobber filling some backed up order. Pretty much everything is back to normal if you ask me." He said with a leisurely tone. He took up a spot next to me with the children resting in the middle of us. We just rubbed our head against each other, but our tiredness caught up to us.
The next morning, we took the kids outside to explore the woods for a bit. We eventually stopped at the cove to eat and rest some. Toothless and I took the kids into the water to teach them how to fish. Toothless was going to teach the boys when I was to teach Kate.
"Just relax. Wait for the fish to come to you." I said staying close to her as we both eyed the water. Some time had passed before a small fish swam over to us.
"You just have wait for the moment to strike." I said and the fish drew closer and closer to us.
"NOW!" I said and she quickly dipped her in the water. She emerged, the small fish was in her mouth wagging its body to escape. We walked back to the shore with the fish. Toothless and the boys came over to us with some fish as well. The children were able to eat their own food, but some foods were a little hard on the stomach. Requiring us to pre disgust their food for them till they are old enough to do it themselves. Njord was the only one we had to pre disgust for. Andrew and Kath made fun of him for it, but we quickly punished them.
Afterwards, we decided against taking them into the village since they had just got here. We wanted them to slowly adjust to this new way of life. So we played in the forest some more, but Toothless left since Hiccup called for him. The kids wanted to take me down and so I played along. I was on my back as they happily hopped on me in success. But I quickly wrapped myself around them into a tight hug. They tried to escape, but I held on as much as I could without hurting them.
Some time went by before they calmed down. They started to purr and I soon started too saw well. I opened my wings and closed my eyes just feeling free from the world. I opened my eyes and saw they were still on me.
"I promise to do my best to be there for you when you need me." I said as they looked at me wide eyes. They got off of me as I rolled over to get up. We explored the forest some more, but I was being mindful of where the village was. I eventually got around to teaching them how to catch large prey like deer. However, they were too young to try this. But it was something they'd be taught again later when it came time too.
After arriving back, I changed to cut the deer for dinner and to store for later. Toothless came inside after I had finished cutting. Then we ate our fill and the children went to sleep a short while later.
"How did it go after I left?" Toothless asked as he relaxed in the chair next to the fire. I joined him in the chair across from him.
"We played for a bit, then I taught them how to take down a deer. What did Hiccup want for you?" I said while enjoying the warmth of the fire.
"Sounded like fun. Anyway, Hiccup was training some new students. The lesson was dragon calls and hand signals. I swear, it seems like they get young every year we teach." Toothless said before thinking to himself.
"Well, I'm not one to judge that argument. But I want us to promise each other something." I said and Toothless raised his head up to me.
"We won't allow our children to bond with a human unless they choose to." I said and Toothless nodded in agreement, but I could feel his sadness.
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