Love Is Forever (Hiccup x reader one-shots)

You Are Amazing

You Are Amazing

For Rennyangelee (also from Fan Fiction.net)

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Blind! Reader

You are both 15

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"This is ridiculous. I'm fine on my own," you insisted. "I don't need a "seeing-eye dragon.""

Sure, peace with the dragons was spreading, and rumors of them helping people with disabilities were, too. But moving halfway across the archipelago for "the best trainers" was a little extreme.

But your parents were determined, and you moved to Berk.

The trip wasn't too long, but the new land was difficult. With no idea where anything was, you stuck close to your parents a lot.

A village elder held the special training, and did one on one with you and your dragon, (D/N). (D/N) was intelligent, quickly catching on to every task and learning every command given.

A few months into training, you were getting used to the village. You had a decently precise mental map of the town, and knew how to get to the Great Hall, main market, home, and the training arena without help.

You heard the whispers, the followers. People who watch with fascination wherever you went. But one stood out: the chief's son. His metal leg made it easy to distinguish, and his dragon quickly befriended yours. At first he kept his distance, but he was a curious soul and quickly approached you.

He was overbearing at first, thinking you were helpless. He asked question after question, gears slowly turning in his head and making sense of you. It didn't take long for him to give you space, treating you almost as if you were sighted after a while.

The friendship grew into something more. You would kiss, cuddle, and do other couple-y stuff. He treated you with respect and didn't baby you. He knew you could handle yourself, and it didn't hurt he has a thing for strong and independent women.

One night, your family was having dinner at his place, sitting down with the chief. Dinner was ready yet, so Hiccup showed you his room.

"Stairs," he informed, bouncing his way up the steps. He didn't wait, didn't look behind to see if you needed help. He knew you didn't.

His room had a small fire lighting it up. Though darkness took over most, you could see the faint, flickering light in the middle of the room.

You clicked your tongue, listening to where things were. It wasn't perfect, but it gave you a general idea of where things where.

"What are you doing?" he asked, curious. This wasn't the first time you did this in front of him, but it was the first time he questioned it.

"Listening. I can use sound to figure out where things are, like a dresser or wall."

"Like where your shoes are?"

"Eh," you hesitated. "No. It doesn't help me with little things like that. I use it to tell me where bigger objects are, like an open door, a wall, or large furniture."

"My bed?"

"Somewhere over there?" you asked, uncertain. You palm pointed to the middle area of his wall. The space you circled was a bit large, getting his bedside table as well, but was overall impressive.

"So, you can see with sound?"

"Kinda, yes. It's not perfect, but it does help."

"Cool! Toothless can do that, too!"