A tragic ending for many, a happy, new beginning for others. Jess finds a way to get involved with the Guardians. It's not exactly what she wanted. She just wanted to go home. With Pitch coming back, will she decide to fight with the Guardians or leave them to fight for themselves? Or does she even have a choice?

Pitch Black has returned due to the aid of Darkness. There's one thing on his mind and it's revenge, and he's got a new plan to do it, one that's better, bigger and much more dramatic. With the aid of a teenage girl, an ancient murderer and a blood thirsty unicorn, the Guardians better watch out. Because the Darkness is coming. AN/ Okay, this is a cross between both the movie and the Guardians of Childhood book series.

We've all heard of Pitch Black, Spirit of fear and darkness. But what of the other spirits like, The Spirit of Vanity and the Spirit of Greed. Many Spirits are unhappy with the way the world is today. They are hated everywhere and when Pitch offers them the chance to change things, they jump at the chance. This time the Guardians cannot stop him alone. They barely stopped him the last time with Jack Frost's help. They now need to enlist the help of other Spirits. The only problem: Most of them aren't Spirits yet. Jack Frost must travel with the Spirits of Summer and Magic through time and find the People MIM has chosen for the task. The other Guardians must hold Pitch and his followers at bay till they returns lest the world be plunged into fear and Chaos.

Four unlikely heroes are called together to fight a darkness that threatens to destroy the world from within. But unless they conquer their own personal fears, the world as they know it will end. The returning nightmares are beginning to wreak havoc on kingdoms over the world, and these four young people will have to summon all their courage to put down the shadows . . . again.

It's called "Freedom" because I used to hold all of my feelings inside. Then I found a way to let it go- writing. I'm free again, and I want you to know how I used to feel, and the feelings that still haunt me. Oh, and never forget how dramatic us writers can be ;P

Melody was a simple girl who led a not very extraordinary life. So of course she was completely bewildered to find that fantasy animals like dragons were in existence. More importantly, that a band of crazy people on a large rock called Burke were training them. But now that she's found them the Vikings in that inhabit Burke won't let her leave. On top of all of that a looming evil by the name of Malum is threatening this unbelievable civilization. Talk about ridiculous. **DISCLAIMER** we do not own HTTYD. The only thing we do have full rights over is any original characters and the plot of this itself.

Soon, the Big Five are called back with another enemy to defeat, though they may need some backup to defeat this particular person. Máni summons three new guardians. Two of them were somewhat expected given the relationships of the members, but one comes as an extreme surprise to everyone. _____________________________________________________________________ Elsa's powers are gone, or so she thought. It turns out they ended up...evolving, instead of disappearing. Everyone tries to help her but she refuses to let them, even Jack and Anna. Jack wants so desperately to help Elsa. He refuses to give up on her, no matter how many times she attempts to plead with him that he will be better without her. Rapunzel gets her memories of the Guardians back once she returns to the Workshop. When another flower like the one that gave her her healing powers shows up, she and Eugene begin arguing about what could happen. Merida is depressed and lonely--she still doesn't have many friends. And after her encounter with the Guardians she lost touch with nearly everyone. Hiccup just found his mother and defeated Drago. Though he lost his father in the battle, he's happy with his mother and Astrid; one or the other is always by his side, fearing losing him.

The story is about The Big Six, how their friendship started. How they will live their lives together. It tells the story from childhood to being teenagers. How they help, care and love one another. Whatever circumstances may occur, mess with one mess with all. Together, the big six will forever stand and always be strong. The Big Six Jack Overland Frost from the movie Rise of the Guardians. Elsa and Anna from the movie Frozen Rapunzel from Tangled Merida from Brave Hiccup from How to train your dragon Sources of the photos from my cover: hiccup-AlexDasMaster in deviantart.com jack and elsa-kuro-d in deviantart.com rapunzel, merida and anna-google

When I was younger, my father told me stories of the adventure he had with Santa, Tooth Fairy, Sandman, Easter Bunny and Jack Frost. He said they had stopped the Boogie Man from spreading fear throughout the world. And I believed him. I believed in the Guardians and the magic such figures provided to a young child. I suppose that as I grew older the magic faded, as expected. I lost interest in the stories as I came to realise that I was no longer a child. I need to be an adult for the sake of my family. My sister Ciara needed caring for, dad was always busy, mum had left when I was ten and Ciara was a baby. I had always thought she had left because dad kept trying to push the story of the Guardians on me as fact and not fiction when I stopped believing in Jack Frost. As a sixteen year old, I find myself losing my ability to believe, not just in the Guardians, but in myself. I need to find out who I am and what I’m supposed to do, or I’ll become a single blade of grass in a field of normal society, never to experience anything. As Santa himself asked me, “What is Belle Bennett’s centre?” ---A story of adventure, love, hopes, dreams, wonder and memories. From the views of Belle Bennett and Jack Frost. A Rise of the Guardians sequel---