Love will prevail:Hiccstrid one shots

Playing hero

The bold writing is Hiccup and Astrid having a flashback
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Hiccup had just woken up from the most wonderful dream. He had just gotten back from something (it was a dream, so he really didn't know what from), and Astrid was there to greet him. She kissed him on the lips for a long time, unlike the usual peck on the cheek he usually got. Astrid broke the kiss, and then wrapped her arms around Hiccup. Hiccup did the same thing to Astrid.

While Hiccup was slowly waking up, the hug didn't seem to go away. Hiccup snapped his eyes open, and they were suddenly staring directly into Astrid's.

"AHH!" they both yelled, sitting straight up.

"Astrid!" Hiccup said. "Your... in my room... and my bed. W-what's going on?"

"How am I supposed to know?" she asked. Her face turned a shade of red Hiccup had never seen on her before.

"Okay, let's just calm down," Hiccup said. "I'm sure that there is a perfectly logical explina... What happened to my room?!" Everything was on the floor, somethings broken and others intact. Even the table had fallen over.

"While you're worrying about your stuff," Astrid said, "I'm worrying about the GIGANTIC HOLE IN YOU WALL!" Hiccup felt like a total idiot. Why didn't he see that earlier?

"Okay," Hiccup said calmly. "To get our memories back, let's start by examining the hole." They got off the bed (thankfully with all of their clothes on), and then looked outside though the hole. It seemed like a lot of the village was destroyed, except for the area around the Great Hall. The whole area was abandoned. Not even a bird was chirping.

"Either a huge dragon came through," Astrid stated, "or there was a huge storm." Hiccup thought for a moment.

"The tornado!" Hiccup exclaimed.

"A storm is coming," Stoick said to Hiccup. "Look up at the sky. See how it's green?" Hiccup nodded. The color of the sky seemed strange, and startling at the same time. "Now," Stoick continued, "notice how there isn't any wind? This means that the worst kind of weather is heading our way, a tornado." Stoick turned and faced the rest of the village. They had all gathered, waiting for Stoick's commands

"Get the livestock and food supplies into the Great Hall!" Stoick boomed. "Tell your dragons to fly off! We don't have enough room in the Great Hall for them! Go now!" Hiccup was concerned for a moment.

"Toothless can stay, right?" he asked.

"Of course the beast can stay," Stoick replied. "He can't go anywhere without you."

It didn't take very long before everyone, including the livestock, was inside the Great Hall. Stoick was about to shut the doors, when...

"I can't remember anything else," Hiccup said. "You?" Astrid shook her head.

"Maybe we should-" Astrid said before she was cut off by a strange noise. The two were silent for a moment. Then they heard it again. BAAAAAAAAAA!

"Is that a sheep?" Astrid asked. Hiccup quickly ran towards the stairs, with Astrid right on his heels.

When they got to the bottom, there was a sheep on the far side of the room, chewing on one of Hiccup's tunics.

"That's... random," Hiccup said. He walked over and ripped the tunic out of the sheep's mouth. Realizing that it was basically destroyed, he just gave it back to the sheep. Then, Astrid's eyes widened.

"No, it's not random!" she exclaimed. "Remember?" Hiccup looked at the sheep, and it came back to him.

Stoick was about to shut the doors, when Hiccup noticed a sheep was still outside. It was far off, but Hiccup was determined to save the thing.

"I'll be right back!" Hiccup told his dad, and then ran off.

"Hiccup!" Astrid yelled. "Wait!" She then ran after him.

"Hiccup! Astrid! Come back!" Stoick yelled. "I'm going to have to shut the doors on you!" Unfortunately, Hiccup decided not to listen. He grabbed the small sheep, but turned around to see that his father had already closed the doors. Hiccup looked at the ocean and saw why. A huge waterspout had formed and was heading for land. Soon, it would be upon him and begin picking up things other than water, and Hiccup didn't want to stay to see that. Thankfully, he was the only one left outside.

"Hiccup!" Astrid yelled from behind him. Oh gods. He endangered Astrid too?

"What are you doing here?" Hiccup yelled over the noise of the waterspout.

"You didn't think I would let you be the only hero today, did you?" That's when Hiccup realized how hard it was to laugh when a funnel of water wider than a house was coming at you.

"We have to get inside!" he yelled.

"Gee, really?" Hiccup grabbed Astrid's arm, and pulled her towards the closest house, that just so happened to be his.

"Okay, but that still doesn't explain how we got upstairs. Everyone knows you need to stay as low as possible," Astrid said. Hiccup thought for a moment.

"Let's go check upstairs," he said. Just as fast as they had run downstairs, they ran back up. Hiccup looked around, but didn't see anything he remembered. Astrid found something that she remembered, though. A large, brown blanket. She held it up.

Hiccup and Astrid huddled in the corner, holding onto the sheep. The noise outside was getting louder, meaning that the waterspout had hit land. It was now an official tornado. Astrid shivered at the thought that the tornado might hit the Great Hall, or Hiccup's house, but Hiccup must have mistaken the shiver for one of being cold.

"I can get you a blanket!" Hiccup said, springing up.

"Hiccup, sit back down," Astrid demanded. "The last time you tried to play "hero," you got both of us trapped in your house!"

"It'll only take a second," he said, heading up the stairs. Of course, Astrid had to drop the sheep and follow him.

"Okay," Hiccup said. "That just leaves two more things. Why my room is a mess, and why we were both... um..."

"Not downstairs," Astrid finished for him. Hiccup glanced off to the side, only to notice something else.

"There's blood on this pillow," he said. He walked over to his bed, and realizing that that was the side Astrid was laying on.

"Let me see your head," Hiccup said. Astrid was confused, until Hiccup touched her temple and held held up his hand. The very tip of his finger was red.

"That's it!" Hiccup said. "I remember the whole thing now!"

Hiccup grabbed the blanket, and turned around just as part of his wall was violently ripped off. Astrid reached the top, to witness her friend being pulled outside. She ran over to him, grabbing his arm and yanking him toward her. They were about to turn around and run, but something flew in though the hole and hit Astrid in the head. She collapsed into Hiccup's arms.

Not sure of what to do, Hiccup laid her in his bed. He laid down too, hugging her tightly.

"Everything's going to be okay," he whispered. Then, he felt a sharp pain on the back of his head and everything went black.

"That's it then," Astrid said. The puzzle was solved.

"Yep," Hiccup replied. "I'm glad we found out what happened. It was way different from my idea of the story."

"What did you think happened?" Astrid asked.

"Well, uh, you see... Hey look! The dragons are back! And my dad is opening the doors!" Without saying anything, Hiccup ran toward the door, leaving Astrid behind with a red face.
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Heyyyyyyyyyyyyy
FROM LILYAN AGAIN SHE JUST KEEPS WRITING THEM! UGHHH! I WENT AND SAW PITCH PERFECT TWO THE OTHER DAY IT WAS AMAZING BUT THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE JESSE AND BECA MOMENTS BUT ALL WELl. I HOPE YOU LIKED IT.

PEACE OUT✌️

i have no idea why I was writing in capitals?????