Berk's BIG Problem

Wise Without White Spots

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Lily-Rae POV
After watching Hiccup disappear into the trees, I immediately felt my wings lower and the familiar feeling ached my heart and screamed in my head.
Loneliness. I didn't like it - not one bit.
The gentle sound of the breeze whistling in my ear was the comfort I got while standing alone and staring at the ground with regret.
"Why did you do that?" A voice questioned behind me. Turning around, I saw who I faced.
Tammy, my faithful fallow deer who is extremely wise despite her lack of white spots. Unfortunately afterbirth, her parents were killed by hunters that showed no remorse or guilt. Being an animal lover, I took her in as well as her brother. How she was born without spots is a mystery but it doesn't stop her being herself. Both her and her brother, Nixon I've raised for the last few years and we're totally inseparable. Both siblings have different personalities, different tastes but have the most loving bond I've ever witnessed between animals. It was like fire and ice.
"Did what?" I asked back. I heartily knew what the answer was but something held me back.
She raised an eyebrow. "You know what I mean Lily. I can see your hesitant to say the answer."
I scoffed. "Oh really?"
"Yes really," She replied "you should know."
"Should know what?" I questioned, my brow frowned.
"Your terrible at hiding secrets, not to mention your guilt."
"HEY! I take that very offensive and sensitive." I shot back. My pupils dilated which is one sign of irritation, anger or frustration.
"And so you should. Because what your feeling now is exactly what that boy is feeling." She implied. I gave her a puzzled look.
"Boy, don't you mean giant?"
"I don't judge nor disrespect peoples' appearances."
"Tam, seriously?! Did you not look at his height? I mean, an average boy is about this big," I levelled my right hand to my head, "and HE is about this tall." I said as I flew away from the ground and further up to Hiccup's possible height.
Tammy looked up at me unimpressed.
"You are quick to your words Lily, and judgement."
"But I am right though." I replied while floating back down to gravity - Tammy's gaze still set on me. "I know I might seem quite judgemental or over-exaggerating, but I'm talking facts and the truth."
"I see," She said while trending forth towards me, "that's quite your character. However, " she paused, "you're missing one tiny detail."
"And that is?" I questioned, confusion dripping off my tongue and painted on my face. Next thing I know I'm hurled over onto my knee, holding my stomach as pain flared across it. My face is red and puffed as I'm gasping for breath due to shock and the pain. Tammy had her right leg stretched outwards, it's direction in line with my stomach.
"You have terrible reactions, therefore you judge too quickly and say before thinking." She implied. The thing that annoyed me was that she seem pleased to prove her point by temporarily hurting me.
"Yep," I gasped, "I see your point." I struggled to talk and breathe at the same time. The worst thing of having a deer as a friend is getting kicked in the stomach. The good thing about that though is that I'm not a boy and I'd rather get kicked in the stomach than down there. As I struggled to retain my posture, even with the help of my hands, Tammy secretly snickered at my poor attempts. I must've looked like an absolute idiot - of which unfortunately amused her.
Stupid deer.
"HEARD THAT!" Once again, another kick hit my stomach and pain fired up once more. I fell backwards with my arms huddled around my stomach, my face red and my cheeks puffy. I should just watch my mouth.
"That you should."

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Earlier on
Toothless POV (during/after growth)
(Dragons talking in italics.)

"TOOTHLESS!"
My rider cried as he started to grow bigger, larger, taller. The green glow had vanished within his skin but I had no clue why this was happening. I could feel my body tense. I lowered my head and whimpered, "Oh my Queen. This cannot be happening." I started to back away as Hiccup started to take up more room. Hiccup was utterly confused, scared and speechless.