E. Alan Moritz

hiccup horrendous haddock the iii and his terrible horrible no good very bad (???) guardian that he definitely doesn't see

Day 3 : Somewhere Else

Where they are just peacefully taking a well deserved nap together ♥

Here comes the pretty boy ✨

‘Memory, all alone in the moonlight, I can smile at the old days, I was beautiful then…’

The first thing he notices is how his mouth aches. Hiccup slowly puts his hands to it and feels the shape of his maw, his too long and sharp jaws, the tall curved canines. He runs his thumbs through the top of his molars, his incisors, and realizes that he’s too many teeth. He lowers his hands, his thumbs wet with saliva and blood, the skin raw from scraping against pointed teeth. He hears a twig snap. Hiccup rears his head to the sound and sees a large wild dog. The fur is so dark that Hiccup can barely differentiate the dog’s outline from their surroundings, but the green eyes are vivid. The retina reflects the moonlight so perfectly it’s near illuminate. A pulsing light. The pupils white, milky disks. When it draws back it’s lips in a sneer, the gums all red, it has a set of human teeth.