AHeartlessNobody
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4 yrs ago
Going on vacation today until Wednesday! Will be rolling out posts when I get back!
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Will be on vacation from July 7th-12th! Will try to post but no promises!
5 yrs ago
People who don't take care of their responsibilities irk me to no end. Auntie (aka me) to the rescue again. Just give me the adoption papers already 🙄
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Haha kk. :) I'll have her transform in my next post then.
Anna looked up and listened to Justin as he spoke, saying there was really nothing to get nervous about. It was just them two talking and no one around them were really paying attention to them. And while talking to him made her a little her nervous, he didn't realize, and would hopefully never realize, her nervousness wasn't from talking to him. It was of maybe being found out. This was the most she had even spoken to anyone since the incident. And for it to me someone majoring in something that could get her caught, well, it didn't calm her down at all. Suddenly realizing by now she had wound her necklace so tightly around her fingers that it was practically cutting off the circulation in them, she let go of the necklace and let it drop back into place.
Taking a deep breath, she did her best to try and smile back at him, though had a hard time doing so, "Yes, I suppose you're right....I'm just naturally a nervous person I guess." She confessed and as she sat there, she could feel her anxiety building and knew it was never good for her to be inside a building when she was stressed or anxious. Bad things happened when she was. Standing up, she looked at him, "How about we go to the park down the street? It would be less crowded there." She walked with him tot he door her coffee still in hand and as they walked out, the lights in the cafe flickered before few of them busted, showing a few people in glass. She gasped in surprise before looking at him, "Well...its a good thing we got out of there, huh? This town has a lot of electricity problems."
She couldn't exactly say it was who had caused it. It happened in the apartment building too, whens he was having her nightmares and such. She couldn't help it. Couldn't stop it. It just happened. It wasn't her fault. It never was her fault. It all traced back to those people. The people who had tortured her to the point of doing those horrible things. It was their fault. Not hers. That's the way it would always be.
Smiling she walked down the street toward the park and looked at him, "So, what made you decide to talk to me anyway, if you're as anti-social as you say, I would think talking to a girl would be even worse, right? I mean, I know I get the same way around boys so....I'm blabbering again, aren't I?"
Taking a deep breath, she did her best to try and smile back at him, though had a hard time doing so, "Yes, I suppose you're right....I'm just naturally a nervous person I guess." She confessed and as she sat there, she could feel her anxiety building and knew it was never good for her to be inside a building when she was stressed or anxious. Bad things happened when she was. Standing up, she looked at him, "How about we go to the park down the street? It would be less crowded there." She walked with him tot he door her coffee still in hand and as they walked out, the lights in the cafe flickered before few of them busted, showing a few people in glass. She gasped in surprise before looking at him, "Well...its a good thing we got out of there, huh? This town has a lot of electricity problems."
She couldn't exactly say it was who had caused it. It happened in the apartment building too, whens he was having her nightmares and such. She couldn't help it. Couldn't stop it. It just happened. It wasn't her fault. It never was her fault. It all traced back to those people. The people who had tortured her to the point of doing those horrible things. It was their fault. Not hers. That's the way it would always be.
Smiling she walked down the street toward the park and looked at him, "So, what made you decide to talk to me anyway, if you're as anti-social as you say, I would think talking to a girl would be even worse, right? I mean, I know I get the same way around boys so....I'm blabbering again, aren't I?"
Haha I wanted her to transform into a human to answer, but then I thought otherwise XD I don't think Hiccup would react too well to having her turn into a human without anything to cover herself up with, huh?
As they walked along and Hiccup told her his idea for bringing her back to Berk as a human, she looked at him in surprise before giving him an unsure look. Would that even work? She looked so different from other humans. And what if people released she appeared just as the 'dragoness disappeared' and pieced things together? She just really hoped if they were really going to do this that Hiccup knew what he was doing and that no one would figure the truth out.
She thought about it for a moment, trying to think of a decision before she looked back at Hiccup and when he asked what she thought, she merely nodded, showing she agreed to try his idea out. It was worth a shot at least. And if it didn't work....well she could only hope the Vikings in Berk wouldn't react too badly to a dragon having the ability to turn into a human.
She thought about it for a moment, trying to think of a decision before she looked back at Hiccup and when he asked what she thought, she merely nodded, showing she agreed to try his idea out. It was worth a shot at least. And if it didn't work....well she could only hope the Vikings in Berk wouldn't react too badly to a dragon having the ability to turn into a human.
Its the end of the semester so things are crazy! I'm going to have a reply up by friday! Sorry for the wait.
Still not dropping out! Its the end of the semester so things are crazy! I'm going to have a reply up by friday! Sorry for the really long wait.
Not dropping out! Its the end of the semester so things are crazy! I'm going to have a reply up by friday! Sorry for the really long wait.
Still not dropping out! Its the end of the semester so things are crazy! I'm going to have a reply up by friday! Sorry for the really long wait.
When Hiccup slipped she hopped over to him and sniffed him, getting sure he was okay before she too gave her own snicker, backing up to let Hiccup throw a snowball at Toothless and just laughed at that, only to give her own surprised snort when the male dragon threw a bunch of snow on she and Hiccup. A grin ,much like Toothless always made(except she didn't retract her sharp teeth), came to her face as she crouched down, her tail swatting back and forth. After the male dragon had hopped off the snow pile Hiccup had made, she turned and began digging at the snow, her paws flinging it at the two males. When she had done that, she flung snow wit her tail at Hiccup before pouncing at the male dragon, knocking him down into the snow playfully, before hopping back up.
Shaking the snow off of her white scales, she sat down, her tail flicking back and forth, happy to have gotten to play in the snow with the two, though, remembering they were coming outside for a reason, stood up again and nudge Hiccup forward so they began walking again until they were outside of the village. Once they were a good ways away, she sat in front of the human and looked at him, waiting to see why he had wanted them to go away from the village for this idea of his.
Shaking the snow off of her white scales, she sat down, her tail flicking back and forth, happy to have gotten to play in the snow with the two, though, remembering they were coming outside for a reason, stood up again and nudge Hiccup forward so they began walking again until they were outside of the village. Once they were a good ways away, she sat in front of the human and looked at him, waiting to see why he had wanted them to go away from the village for this idea of his.
Aurora purred slightly when Hiccup began to scratch her behind the ears, though was rudely interrupted by the male dragon putting himself between the two of them. She went to growl at him, only to blink in surprise and look at him in confusion when he rubbed against her in a friendly way before nudging the human and heading to the door. Something was definitely up with this dragon. He had been acting as if he didn't want her around the night before and now suddenly he was acting as if he enjoyed her presence? Either he was planning something or extremely bipolar. Maybe both. But either way, she wasn't going to let her guard down on this one. He was too tricky to let herself believe anything kind he did was meaningful.
She rubbed her head against Hiccup's hand when he placed it on her head before heading outside with him. He said he had an idea for something. What it was, she wasn't quite sure, but she had a feeling it had to do with her. Maybe her human form? It would explain why he was leading them out of the village. She walked outside and looked about at the Berk freshly coated in ice and snow. It looked wonderful. And she blended in with it with her white scales, which was all the more better. She made a happy sound, hopping onto the ice and sliding until she hit a snow bank. Back with the other humans she hadn't gotten to enjoy the winter like this, so for now she was taking advantage of it.
Getting out of the snow, she shook it off and went over to Hiccup, licking him cheek from chin to hairline before nudging him toward the snow as if she wanted to play.
She rubbed her head against Hiccup's hand when he placed it on her head before heading outside with him. He said he had an idea for something. What it was, she wasn't quite sure, but she had a feeling it had to do with her. Maybe her human form? It would explain why he was leading them out of the village. She walked outside and looked about at the Berk freshly coated in ice and snow. It looked wonderful. And she blended in with it with her white scales, which was all the more better. She made a happy sound, hopping onto the ice and sliding until she hit a snow bank. Back with the other humans she hadn't gotten to enjoy the winter like this, so for now she was taking advantage of it.
Getting out of the snow, she shook it off and went over to Hiccup, licking him cheek from chin to hairline before nudging him toward the snow as if she wanted to play.
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