Burn it to the ground

Not what i planned....

Hiccup gulped audiable as the two twins walked into the room. Their evil grins still etched onto their faces.

"Toothless is going to love what we just found, isn't that right, Tuffnut?" The dirty blond haired girl question her twin.

"Oh yes, Ruffnut! He sure will." Both shared a look as they closed in on Hiccup. The last thought that went throught Hiccups mind before the twins grabbed ahold of him a proceeded to drag him out of the room was: ' I shouldn't of went in through that window. I should of found another way in.'

Toothless stared fixedly out the grimmy window to the down pour outside. The dreary day just made him feel worse. He was no used to having the police trying to capture him. He knew something weird went down. 'Why didn't the man arrest him, or attempt to anyway? Could it be he was trying to not draw attention to himself or was he hiding something. He glanced at Astrid, who stood against the wall.

Astrid's face was completely unreadable, but Toothless knew her better than anyone. She was deep in though. Her head was slightly bent as she stared at the position the wall meet the floor. Her hands were crossed in front of her as she leaned casually against the wall to his left. She was also deep in thought. Both knew when the other need to be alone to think, especially about something like this. The police had seen them making the threats and the tranaction, but the second in command of the police had nothing. They were deffinetly missing something.

Just when he ws about to ask Astrid what she thought, Astrid jerked her head up and turned her head slightly to look deadly at the door seconds before a soft knock resounded from the otherside. Toothless faced the door and spoke a soft come in.

Seconds later Tuffnut and Ruffnut, the twins in his employment and his personal, somewhat spies entered. Between them they dragged a young teen male into the room. Tothless walked around the desk and sat graceful on top of it. Hands in his pocket he nodded to the twins who dropped the teen on the ground. The teen male slowly stood back up and slowly lifted his head to stare at Toothless.

Toothless's eyebrows shot up slightly. Astrid, seeing the boys face, walked around the desk to stand by Toothless's side.

Defiant forest green eyes stared back at him, slighlty covered by short, brown hair. It was the same boy who had run into Toothless as he was leaving the Green Death. The same young teen he had seen take a seat next to the police cheifs second in command. A small, smirk played on his lips.

"So, what brings you to my lovely abode, young man?" Toothless asked softly.

He stared at the teen, waiting for a reply. When none was forth coming he sighed and tried again. " I saw you go sit down next to the Police cheifs second in command. Now, why were you sitting with him of all people? I thought he had no children?"

Toothless heared a soft mumble from the teen but could not hear what he said. Teh teen had turned his eyes to the floor.

"Come again?"

"I said, he is not my father." he mumbled again.

Astrid, losing patients with the young teen, took a threatening step forward. The mob boss, barely nodded a no to her. She sighed heavily. "Then at least tell us your name.'

Hiccup began to panic. He could not tell any of the Dragons his name. That would be very bad. Hiccup chewed his lipped in thought as he tried to come up with a answer fast. If he waited to long they would know he was lying. And if he used a name he knew from around town, they would also either think he was lying or go looking for some poor sap who had the same name. Thats only if he could find someway to escape. This was bad.

Just then the door opened, and in walked the broad shoulder man he had seen from the lights of the garage.

" Boss, the car needs some repairs to the window washers and I heared we had a..." The man stopped and turned to look at Hiccup." Wait, I know you, your the chiefs son, Hiccup!"

Five sets of eyes turned to stare hard at Hiccup as he gulped back the lie he was about to tell them. It definetly didn't matter now. ' Why, oh why, does Loki hate me so much today?" He thought as his eyes stared unblinking into Toothless's startled bright green eyes. HE knew his eyes would looklike that of a startled deer. This was definetly not his day.