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Frosted Dragons

Jack was flying through the air enjoying the freedom that often came with flight; he was heading to Canada to give the children a nice dusting of snow in order to ensure that they had a snow day. Winter was coming to an end in the Northern Hemisphere and he wanted to give one last snow day to all of the children before Bunny ushered in spring. He whopped with glee while going in and out of clouds and having the water freeze around him due to his cold temperature. All in all he would have to say that tonight was a great night as nothing has gone wrong, yet. Chaos followed the frost child like a magnet, being the harbinger of winter meant that he had a few enemies in the spirit world mostly spring and summer spirits. The fall spirits didn't seem to mind that Jack was around probably due to the fact that when he was near the fall spirits he would help paint the leaves and other responsibilities with fall.

Jack had made it to his destination and added more snow to the slush on the ground leaving it a pristine white. This was his favorite part of his job when spreading snow, seeing the snow glow in the moonlight. It held such beauty that Jack could not help but smile at his handy work. Once his task was done he was off again to bring snow where he could in the United States. When he had made it to Maine he was just getting started when he had noticed the northern lights. "Well that's never a good sign." Thought Jack before looking back at the ground that was empty of snow. At this point somethings were more important than spreading snow, Jack took off to his destination; the North Pole.

Jack flew with the help of the wind as fast as he could; the faster they get the emergency taken care of the faster Jack can get back from spreading snow. Jack was making his way across the Atlantic Ocean and was on track to making it to the arctic sea due to the now visible icebergs. Jack had shivered at the sight was one big iceberg in particular, it was an area that he knew well and he felt sadness whenever he crossed it. The berg itself was a reminder of past mistakes that resulted in the sinking of a giant ship back in 1912. He could still hear the screams and cries of the victims as they fought for life just to be overtaken by the sea. Jack was lost in the memory of that night as something that only took 3 hours, felt like a lifetime. He still blames himself and his carelessness for losing his temper that night, spawning the iceberg that brought an end to the Titanic.

Jack took purchase on a nearby iceberg as the memory played over in his head; he was so entranced that he did not notice the shadow following close behind. The creature was a silent as the dead and slowly made its way over to the frost child, it was tasked with following Jack but oh its master would be pleased if it got rid of the child permanently. Without further hesitation the shadow struck out to the winter spirit but the wind was faster and scooped the child in its embrace. Once off of the ground Jack responded with an attack of his own and shot a bolt of ice at the creature. One shot was all it took and the shadow was forever encased in ice as given the area there is no threat of the ice melting.

Jack stepped closer to the now frozen shadow to inspect it, there was no doubt that Pitch was back but the question was how? The guardians and he had sealed Pitch in his lair along with the nightmares. This shadow did not take the form of a horse; it looked more like a black blob with talons that served as feet and hands. It was a grotesque looking thing even just looking at it Jack felt shivers up and down his spine. Wasting no more time Jack once again took to the skies and continued onwards to his destination North's work shop.

It was a fine day on Dragon's Edge and the dragon riders were taking a long deserved break to collect themselves. They had suffered a huge blow by the hunters as they now have the Dragon Eye in their possession. Hiccup awoke rather early and the sun was just starting to rise, not only that but it was clear weather wise perfect for flying. "Hey bud shall we go for a flight around the Edge?" Toothless Hiccups best friend and he would like to think of them as brothers, responded with a warble and sported a look akin to a smile. "Okay bud lets go." The duo made their way to the stables in order to get Toothless his flight equipment, as they entered the stables Hiccup could not help but notice that Astrid was in there with Stormfly. "Good mornin m'lady" Hiccup greeted Astrid. "Hiccup. Hey what are you doing up so early?" Astrid asked, with that Hiccup responded to the question "It's been a while since Toothless went out for a morning flight, and I see that you and Stormfly have the same idea?" Hiccup inquired. "Yeah me and my girl here have been trying to get in some morning flying; we started doing this the same time that we ran into the hunters."

With that Hiccup had a grimaced look upon his face; he remembers all too well the day that Stormfly got caught by the hunters. It was not a good day for Astrid after all she and her dragon were as close as can be much like Hiccup and Toothless. "What do you say we go for a flight together after all with the Hunters possibly out there it may be a good idea to stick together?" Hiccup offered. Toothless just shook his head, it was no secret that Hiccup was smitten with Astrid and although she wouldn't show it she was smitten with him too. "That sounds like a good idea, but you're going to have to keep up" Astrid walked away but Hiccup could hear a small giggle coming from her. The two were now tasked with saddling up there dragons, Hiccup took just a little bit longer than Astrid due to having to outfit Toothless with his flight gear. Once they were done they took to the skies enjoying the freedom that came with flying.