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Talulahh's POV:

The rest of the Dragon Riders and I flew towards Berk. There was no particular reason we were visiting. All of us were a little homesick and could use the break.

We landed in the familiar village. "Dad!" I smiled, running up to my father.

"Hello, dear." Stoick smiled as I hugged him.

I backed away as he started to greet the others. "Heather! I Haven't seen you in forever." The chief smiled.

Astrid then gently grabbed my arm from behind.  I flinched away. "Sorry. I was just gonna say that you had a piece of grass in your hair."

"Oh, I do?" I started to pat my head.

"Yeah, let me get it." Astrid reached out and pulled out the blade of grass.

"Thanks." I muttered.

"Who are you?" A man said from behind us. We all turned around. I immediatly frowned.

"Who are you?" I asked, my hand going to the dagger that sat sheathed on my belt.

"I asked first." The man grinned.

I took out my dagger and pointer it at him. "I don't know who you are, or who you think you are-"

"Woah, Tu." Stoick cut me off.

I looked up at my father.

"This is Gunnar." The chief said. "He and his sister moved to Berk a few months back."

"I'm Talulahh Haddock." I said.

"And I'm Gunnar Arne. Obviously." Gunnar held out his hand, hoping to shake. I rolled my eyes and walked away.

As the others introduced themselves, I took the time to scrutinize Gunnar. He had shaggy black hair and brown eyes. He was tall, muscular, and seemed to be very cocky.

I don't trust him. I thought bitterly.

"So, you seeing anyone?" Gunnar sat down next to me.

"I'm gay." I responded, not looking up from my food.

Astrid, who sat on the other side of me, bursted out laughing. Gunnar quickly got up and walked away.

"Why are you laughing." I smiled at the cute girl.

"You should've seen his face." Astrid giggled. "It was like he saw Odin's Ghost."

"Really." I chuckled. "Oh, look. He's going after Dahlia now." I pointed.

"Maybe trying to bring his ego back up." Astrid elbowed me slightly. I flinched away.

"Hiccup will not be very happy, that's for sure." I shrugged.

"Yeah, him and Dahlia are so blind." She chuckled.

"Says us." I grinned, recalling how long it took for us to get together.

"True."

Hiccup plopped down next to me, a salty look upon his face. "What's up, bro?" I raised an eyebrow.

"Nothing." Hiccup grumbled.

"Uh-huh." Astrid smirked. "Are you sure it's not a certain red headed girl?"

"Dahlia? No way." Hiccup very obviously lied.

"Go get your girl." I nugded him. "She's being flirted with."

"She's not my girl." My brother blushed.

"Not yet." I sing-songed.

Hiccup abrubtly stood up and walked towards Dahlia and Gunnar. "Oop, there he goes." I grinned.