I'll be posting a one shot at least every other day. Requests are always appreciated, and I don't own any of the characters. Enjoy. ^-^

Hiccup x reader oneshots

Just some Hiccup x Reader drabbles :) I started this for the How To Train Your Dragon anniversary. I'm accepting requests!

[Book 1] Whisper the Silent is Hiccup's sister. Unable to speak, Whisper finds another way of communication. She can "talk" to dragons with her feelings and their own. They go on a crazy adventure you will have to read to believe. ((home made cover)) and a special shout out to my BFF @EmilyAHolmes for editing!!!!

This is my first hiccup x reader story so hope you'll like it! <3 <3 ;-)

"Shine your own light, follow your own path, and never be afraid of the darkness. For that is when the moon shines its brightest." That is the saying my parents used to say to me all the time. Before they died in a dragon raid. My names Cynthia. Cynthia moonshine to be exact. I was named after the moon, and my parents never let me forget it. When I turned 5 they gave a necklace with a moon symbol, and told me to never to take it off. I promised them I wouldn't, and to this day, I still have it on. I am 15 years old, and my best friends name is hiccup. We've been friends for long as I can remember, and became even closer after my parents death. But we are about to go on an adventure no one has ever been on. We are about to train a dragon.

This is my first Hiccup x Reader fanfic. I don't own any of the characters, I'll try to update as much as possible but I have writers block so. yeah. enjoy.

My names Cynthia. Cynthia moonshine to be exact. I'm 20 years old, and I have a night fury named skymist. When I was 15 years old, I was taken away from my home, and to an odd mountain. I haven't seen any of my friends since I was taken, and part of me wonders if they're even looking. Out of all the faces I miss seeing, the one I miss most, is my best friend. Hiccup. Last I saw him was when he fell into that explosion. I was taken before I could help him, and I was sure he was dead. Little did I know. He wasn't.