You lived a normal life in your kingdom. At least, as normal as you could live, considering you were the Princess of Xypheir, a kingdom of its own renown. One day, the King you learned to call The Pale King offered your parents a deal. A promise, one they couldn't refuse. Next thing you know, you're being sent away to the great Kingdom of Hallownest, where you're supposed to both train and marry the Pale King's child, the training as the Pale King's end of the deal, marrying as your parents' agreement. At first, you couldn't help but feel rage, but then you discover that his child is a vessel, born to take on an infection that found Hallownest. So everything will alright, right? You won't have to deal with him for long, and it will be okay, because it's not like you would form a bond with him... Right?
DISCLAIMER: None of the characters or areas belong to me (aside from Xypheir, and more or less MC), they all belong to their respective owners, Team Cherry. Hollow Knight also does not belong to me, so once again, thank Team Cherry for the hell that is the Absolute Radiance (/hj).
How to train your dragon and hollow knight crossover
go here for some context on the world and AU I wrote and am expanding on: https://www.reddit.com/r/HollowKnight/comments/dufo43/hk_au_idea/
And here for the main character: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kTu21HatBXTGudVMQJuTnzTaF-SD1uWqFTrJD-hA77M/edit
(of course I'll still make the story make sense for the many who decide to go straight to the book)
5 years after the infection is defeated, a young vessel bee searches for the fabled Pale wanderer responsible for the act, hoping to receive training so he may protect his hive and queen from the mutated exiled mantis's, but happily gets more than he bargained for when he comes across a merry band of dragon riders.
- Hollow Knight belongs to Team Cherry
- How To Train Your Dragon belongs to Dreamworks
- Special thanks to r/HollowKnight for their vessel creator mega thread used for the protagonist and cover page
- Some minor mechanics from D&D are used to explain some things, but you don't need to know them to enjoy the book
Book two: https://www.wattpad.com/story/220455562-how-to-train-your-vessel-book-two