#lashlamb13

Sorry this took me so long to get to! Thank you for requesting! I adore Tufflout!

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Rated: mature

Warnings: implied/referenced child abuse

Pairings: Tuffnut/Snotlout

Word Count: 624

Summary: Snotlout isn't at all used to praise, and reacts badly when Tuffnut gives it to him.

Ao3 Link

Haha so you did. Well it’s too late! *yeets baby changewing directly at you*

Viggo and Dagur both dodge out of the way and stare at the baby dragon on the ground.

Viggo: Are you going to return that to its parent?

Me and my gf were looking for an envelope in her room, we did not find said envelope, but we did find bubble swords and she was like "would you like a sword fight" then continued searching and then went "I'm serious." As if I had not known she was.

Anyway, she's a bitch with a sword and I finally disarmed her, only for her sword to start spewing water and so we're both staring each other in the eye for a second and then we're panicking. She says "well what do we do now" I suggest opening it, and she says that before we do that, we should go to the bathroom to be safe.

Cut to us in the bathroom, the door closed, and we find out that the cause of the sword malfunction was a crack running along the side.

First off, those eyes look super wonderful. He looks delightfully creepy as he watches you with that calculated stare. The abnormal colors make it all the more intense.

I began to think of a way I could integrate those offsetting eye colors into a fic. Then making me think of God AUs, mainly where Hiccup had those powerful abilities of deity. For this circumstance, why not have it be Viggo instead?

It became all the more enticing to think about just what kind of threat he would be for Viggo as a freaking deity to have such an interest in Hiccup. In coming to brainstorm it, I have come up with some elements.

Viggo is a born deity, not a mortal who proved themselves worthy of godship. He committed something the gods were not in approval of, stripped of most of his power, and sent down to Midgard. Told that he could only ascend to his former power once he proved himself worthy. However, it doesn’t work to how the gods wished it. He couldn’t age, and was not as vulnerable as a mortal, still take more than a mere blade to strike him down. Sure he could no longer teleport anywhere, couldn’t appear as he wished, but what he came to find is he liked living among the mortals.

Coming to the decision that he didn’t want to prove himself worthy to the gods and instead remain in his new stead. In an ambitious state, he takes a stance of leadership, taking the role of chief of the Dragon Hunters. Doing so by manipulating memories, even having Ryker believe he was his younger brother who came to bear the mantle. Although, he took upon integrating himself into the Grimborn clan for a specific reason. Hearing about how an ancestor of this family had created a device which created an extensive archive of dragon knowledge, knowing it was something the gods not even deigned to have.

Given he was in a mortal body, he began to prepare plans in order to breach The Reaper and obtain the device. Even he wouldn’t make it through the booby-trapped ship without being killed, and still weighed the option if sacrificing enough men would guarantee the device reaches his hands. But he hadn’t yet made the decision in taking a heavy risk, when Ryker comes to him informing him of their newest recruit, Dagur. Saying that someone Dagur was enemies with had breached the ship, and been able to retrieve the device and emerge in one piece.

A one-legged 18-year-old boy who had tamed a Night Fury of all dragons, a young mortal able to board such a dangerous ship and retrieve the device. He asks Ryker to get Dagur to tell him all he could about the new adversary, then comes to steal it from him in the end.

Back when he had made his decision to stay on Midgard, he had sworn to keep his godly identity a secret, but in finding out about Hiccup, he reveals the secret to a single person. When he knew Hiccup was making eye contact, his eyes would change. Causing Hiccup to insist that Viggo wasn’t human, though unable to prove how right he was.

An angsty headcanon: Viggo's grandfather victim blamed him for the Monstrous Nightmare attack that resulted in the scars on his neck.

A disability headcanon: Speaking of those scars, they cause Viggo a great deal of pain that sometimes runs down into his shoulder.