Trianity is a Viking that fell asleep for four hundred years. However, she believes that she's been asleep for two hundred years. When she wakes up, she wakes up in Berk's greatest time of need. That's what she was destined to do: Save Berk from trouble. Told from Trianity, Astrid, and Snotlout's point of view, this is a journey with suspense, surprise, and twists to certain ... things. Rated G

When Ettolrahc finds out that she can control water, she is afraid. All her life she's been a normal Night Fury, but now ... now she's not. She's feared by the other creatures on the island. To top it off, there's an evil creature whispering things to her. She growing more and more scared by the minute. Will she find her safe haven? Or will she die from the mysterious being? Will her little sister be safe?

It's been approximately four years since Trianity fell asleep. Snotlout has made himself frantic. He spends most of his time in the hatch that was made for the girl. He won't come out. However, forced by Hiccup, Chief of the Hairy Hooligan Tribe, he relented and mounted Hookfang. When he came back after a patrol, a most astounding thing happened. A tall, beautiful girl stood in the door frame of Trianity's house. Trianity was awake. A few months after she awoke, Snotlout asks Trianity to marry him. A week after that, strange things started happening to Berk. There were massive earthquakes and a hidden volcano exploded. Determined to investigate what is happening, Trianity sets off with Snotlout and Valka. Along the way, Trianity meets Iceborn, a short wing Bewilderbeast. In order to find out what is going on with Berk, Trianity must befriend and gain the trust of Iceborn, who could very well be the last of his kind.

"MY name is Iridescent and I am a Guardian." Plagued with troubles and unknown powers, Iridescent is the first Guardian. You might know her better as the "Man in the Moon". This story tells the epics that occur as she's learning her powers and battling different villains. Along with instituting new Guardians and, unfortunately, new villains, Iridescent learns of the 21st century and more. DISCLAIMER: The story is told from a point of view that is not suitable for young children.

Echogreen the luminescent green Night Fury has just landed on Berk...right when Denÿaræ the Deathsong just fasted her Song Spell. This spell is designed to lure anyone to her sweet, sweet abode where her chrysalis amber and a slow death await. Hiccup and the Dragon Riders had just finished off with Denÿaræ's mother. Seeking revenge, Denÿaræ vows to get the Dragon Riders back. Echogreen learns of the plan. She can't let this dragon destroy the Riders, can she? Cover by me - not final

Echogreen and Diamondspirit meet for real in Berk. After a crash in, they find each other in a mysterious cavern. There they meet the Sons of Fury and Fury himself. They now have to go through three tests in order to save themselves. Book One in: Tests for an Empress

Echogreen is a regular Night Fury. Kind of. See, she's a luminescent green. When she gets angry, black and blue markings appear all over her legs and wings. No one knows why. No one wants to know why. They're all afraid. Afraid of death. Afraid of power. Afraid of her. Echogreen doesn't know why this curse happens to her. Everyone she knew and loved fled from her presence as fast as possible. This tale of adventure starts when Echogreen is merely a wyrmling or dragonette. In other words, it starts out when she's a child. The story will then continue on in and about important events centering around her life.

One fateful day, Echogreen and Paintsplash (two Night Furies) are transported into a world much like ours except for one thing: The dragons are humans. As the world unfolds, mysteries are revealed. Even though they might not solve all the mysteries, the two Night Furies can at least get to know the people of the place better ... right? ((Co-op with @TheDragonsPencil))