It's been a month since Dragons and Vikings were brought together, now the only thing left to do is train them. Its close to winter in Berk, putting everyone on edge for food. Hiccup, the chiefs son, also the one that brought dragons and Vikings together isn't worried about the snow at all. He's usually the one to take advantage of the snowy weather, going dragon sledding with Astrid and the gang. But when Hiccup, mysteriously falls ill with an unknown sickness, Stoik's worries for his survival in the cold grow. In hopes to cure his only son Stoik sets out to sea to find the right medicine leaving Hiccup in the constant care of Gobber and Astrid. When tragic strikes, and Hiccup is now left on his own, his chances of surviving become small.

Since the battle with the Red Death, Viking and Dragons lived in harmony, thanks to two misfits: a scrawny boy named Hiccup, and the mightiest species of dragon known to Vikings, a disabled Night Fury called Toothless. Once the duo defeated the madman Drago Bludvist, their friendship became stronger than ever. Now, accidentally travelling through a tear in time, they must fix the future when the pair's presence changes their past from five years ago, when they found each other in the woods. Without their friendship, Valka remains dead to Berk. Without their friendship, the great, winged beasts remain enslaved by the Red Death. Without Hiccup and Toothless' friendship, the peace between Vikings and Dragons is non-existent. This is the story about an unexpected bond between Viking and Dragon. This is the story about Hiccup and Toothless.

What if Hiccup indeed runs away when he wins Dragon Training, because he can't kill a dragon. How would his life look like and the lives of the people from Berk? Go read my book and find out!

- ORIGINAL VERSION - Hiccup Haddock was a child born on the village of Berk, then to be taken by a NightFury in a dragon raid without a trace. But while Stoick and Valka are trying to live while mourning for their lost son, Hiccup is living freely on a Santuarial island created by an Alpha dragon with his best friend, a dragon, the one who stole him, Toothless. Toothless has always told Hiccup that vikings are cruel, horrible people that kill dragons for the fun of it, and that he should stay as far away from them. But when Hiccup gets caught on a hostile, viking-dwelling island, he doesn't know what to do. The Chief's wife thinks it's unfair to torture a child like this, but when Stoick lays eyes on this boy, he has other plans. Will he and his dragon escape in time? Or will his parents soon find their lost son to be returned from the dead? [Original Version only means that there is a new edition, or rather; a Rewritten Copy, which is also in my works.]

Hiccup wakes up not knowing anything and Astrid finds him lost in the woods. They try to find ways to regain his memory to find out what happened and to help him remember everything but will he ever remember? Dun dun dun...Read and find out!

What would have happened if Hiccup had left after he was nominated to slaw the Monstrous Nightmare? Well this is the story of what would have happened... Hang on thigh this is going to be wild ride!  

Under Editing! When Hiccup is chosen to slay a dragon he runs away. One year later the gang and Goober go on a hunting trip to Hiccups island. Hiccup shows up with his mask on demanding them to leave. They do leave but soon they come back with Stoic and Berks finest hunters to kill Toothless. I don't own any of these characters they are all property of Dreamworks.

Hiccups been bullied his whole life, so why did he think SAVING his village was going to change anything?

Taken from his home as a wee babe, Hiccup grew up with dragons and was raised by one of the most feared in the archipelago. He is known across the land as the Night Rider and is wanted for the betrayal of his own kind. All Hiccup wants the battle to end on both sides, showing the world that man and beast live together peacefully. Will anyone listen or will the battle of man and dragons continue? (I apologize for the bad grammar and punctuation) Published in 2015