#horrendousdragonmaster

{🔥}—; Spyro walked through the forested area of Berk, unaware that not he other side of the island there was a village. It had been quite a trip, thanks to the Superportal he was in another world outside the Dragon Realms.

The little dragon wasn’t sure what he’d see around here, or if there even was magic in this world for he hadn’t seen any signs of it around so far. After a fair amount of walking he found an open spot and took a break taking a seat on top of a rock, wanting to take in the sunlight.

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Teira stepped on the first board to reach for that last box of Honey Stars at the top of the shelf. She was determined to get it until her foot slipped and she landed on her bottom. The shelf shook and suddenly, a wave of other branded cereal boxes fell on top of her. 

“Woah, woah, woah!!!”

Teira covered her head, sitting on the ground, until all the boxes have fell. She looked up and realised the entire shelf was empty. They all fell.

Her eyes widened in horror and embarrassment as other shoppers looked at her in shock. With a deep sigh, she began to remove the boxes that landed on her legs to get up. Then, the shadow of a man casted over her.

Gods, it was probably the manager, ready to kick her out and ban her from the supermarket forever.

A soft groan escaped the fish as she slowly began to regain consciousness. What in Poseidon’s name had happened? “What a strange dream…” She muttered and tried to roll over but found herself unable to move. Her eyes immediately flew open. It wasn’t a dream. The large viking men shouted above her as they pulled into the docks of their village. Now everything was coming back to her.

The purple finned girl had been swimming along, minding her own business, when these men caught her in a fishing net. How embarrassing. But the unconsciousness had been her own fault. They had tied the net to the side of their ship so she was still in the water. While she had been struggling, she hit her head on the wood and passed out.

Now they were lifting her out of the water, still in the net. There were so many people and they were all staring at her. Eventually they got to a large building at the top of a hill with a huge table in the middle and dumped her on the floor. She rolled out of the net and pushed herself into an upright position. There was no way she was getting back to the ocean now. She looked up at the large man who seemed to be in charge.

“Gobber! I need you to build a giant fish tank as soon as possible!” He yelled toward another building. Rapunzel watched him silently, refusing to say anything.

☄ " So Hiccup, where are we off to today? "

It was late and it was cold, the sun had gone down hours ago and the air was damp and chill. Despite this, Astrid continued her small trek, walking along a path that she could follow with her eyes closed, let alone in the dark.

If it was anyone else Astrid would have stayed home, curled up in her own bed, play with her phone or mindlessly flicking through late night television, but lately she had been busy with her after school activities and studying, along with sudden family events. She had spent less time with Hiccup and his big dumb dog, and had nowhere to be the next day, which was why the blonde was skipping across the familiar yard and to the back of a familiar house, wearing only a size too big pjs with a winter coat thrown over her shoulder, a pair of worn slippers protecting her feet.

Astrid was sitting in the Meade hall finishing what she had on her plate, just before she came here for food, she was with Hiccup, then his dad, Stoick dragged him way for some talk that needed to be had with just the two.

Astrid was sitting by her self while not so many people were even in the Meade hall yet, she would wait for Hiccup for a while till she gives up and just leaves when shes done eating.

At the moment Astrid was eating rather slowly as she turned the page of the Book of Dragons, she was reading it and realizing how wrong they were about almost every dragon they had wrote about, the page tuned to the one about Deadly Nadders, she cringed at the thought of any Nadder being called a deadly creature, since she befriended Stormfly, she was nothing but deadly to anyone that wasn’t a threat, that things in this book needed updating soon.

Astrid started to wonder what this talk could be about to be taking Hiccup what seemed like countless minutes, and that was already to long for Astrid, and if she wasn’t caught up in the Books of Dragons, she would probably leave. Astrid turned the page once again and scanned the page and went over the words quite fast again seeing many things now they knew weren’t true about them, only when under threat this things could describe these creatures almost perfectly, but when not under any threat, almost seemed as lovable as dogs on other islands.

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