Viggo's Daughter

chapter 19

     Hiccup p.o.v

" It will take some time to build you a hut, in the meantime, Astrid said you're welcome to stay with her," I said as I dismounted Toothless. "Oh, I get my own hut?" she asked, sounding surprised. "Yes, as much as I love you as a roommate, you need your own space," Astrid said.

"Perhaps we should eat, it's starting to get dark," I suggested, feeling a bit hungry myself.

"As long as the twins or Snotlout cooks, remember last time," Astrid, said reminding me.

"Whatever they made was not edible, not even the dragons would eat it." Fishlegs said, walking pass.

"I can cook, it's one of the many things my uncle Ryker taught me," Kylie said, seems like she's starting to feel a bit better.

"You sure?" I asked, not wanting to put her on the spot after what happened today. "Yeah, you really don't have to," Astrid chimed in.

"I don't mind, think of it as a thanks for letting me stay here," She said, smiling.

"I will show you to the cooking area," Astrid said as she led the way. I should begin designing her hut, ensuring it has a sturdy balcony, given that her dragon is quite attached and likely will not remain in the dragon stables.

Turns out the twins kept trying to invade while Kylie was trying to cook, Astrid has to keep guard. I could smell the food al the way from my hut, smelled delicious And I wasn't the only one who thought so. All the dragons were attracted by the scent too, "Foods done," Announced Astrid, we all gathered to eat.

"I take back everything I said about you, this is delicious," Snotlout said, shoving more food in his mouth. She even made some for the dragons, although they really only ate the fish, there not so keen on the veggies.

"Thanks, just one of the skills my uncle taught me, among many," she said, smiling.

"Feeling any better?" Astrid asked her, with concern, she simply smiled, "Much better actually," she answered, getting nudged from behind by Spitfire.

"Did you want more, fine I was full anyways," She said placing her bowl in front of her dragon, who dove right into the bowl.