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ya_assemble2015-06-12 09:41 pm
ruffntumblenut) wrote in ya_assemble2015-06-12 09:41 pm
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Ya know they say never meet your heroes...
Camp Kiesel was proud to play host to boy scouts, girl scouts and cub scouts from all across the state of Utah every summer. Even prouder of how many years they'd gone without a significant accident or injury. Sure there were always the little bumps and scrapes and cuts that came with being out in the wilderness teaching useful skills to kids. But nothing news worthy.
That could however change tonight.
Trembling with fear a pale young boy with thick rimmed glasses sat in the middle of a drifting canoe as it floated aimlessly across the placid lake. The bullies who had forced him into the canoe were laughing and jeering from the shore while the young victim was forced to confront the murky depths of the lake he had been too scared to swim in that afternoon.
Wrapping his arms around his knees he whimpered and clamped his eyes shut. His throat felt closed tight and he doubted that anyone in the cabins would hear him even if he screamed.
Not that he would allow himself to suffer such humiliation. Drowning would be better then that wouldn't it?
If only he were fearless. If only he could laugh at the things that hurt and scared him. Be a big brave viking! A might hero like...
"Where am I?"
The boy opened his eyes sharply hearing an all too familiar voice. Staring down at him in confusion was none other then Ruffnut Thorston, one half of the terrible twins from his favorite TV show and movie.
She squinted her eyes at him in confusion adding "And who are you?"
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Ruffnut had never been the smartest of Vikings, and honestly she liked it better that way. Let the big brains like Hiccup or the experienced leaders like Stoick lead the tribe. She'd be content to tipping over Yaks and blowing things up.
Still she wasn't sure even Hiccup could puzzle his head around this strange situation.
"So you just...let them throw you in this leaky boat without any oars?" She exclaimed in confusion and exasperation.
"W-well...they're bigger then me. " The boy whimpered confused as to why he'd gotten the girl twin instead of the boy. He wasn't about to let her know that though. Instead he was looking up at her with desperate eyes pleading for her help.
"Yeah well you're stuck now." She smirked in a cruel sort of way that broke his heart. "I gotta get back to Berk. If I'm gone for too long my brother puts all my stuff outside and tries to claim my half of the room."
"Y-you're not...you're not going to help me?!"
"What? You want me to throw you into the lake?" She grinned wickedly and stood up in the boat violating at least three rules of safe boat time fun at camp. No life jacket, no adult AND she was standing up in the boat making it rock and sway.
"S-stop it!!" The boy begged and cursed his unfortunately luck to have idolized a viking who apparently was almost as much of a bully as his bullies.
Meanwhile underneath the rocking boat, stirred by the child's fear...something loomed out of the depths of the lake. Something with long spindly limbs reaching for the surface.
That could however change tonight.
Trembling with fear a pale young boy with thick rimmed glasses sat in the middle of a drifting canoe as it floated aimlessly across the placid lake. The bullies who had forced him into the canoe were laughing and jeering from the shore while the young victim was forced to confront the murky depths of the lake he had been too scared to swim in that afternoon.
Wrapping his arms around his knees he whimpered and clamped his eyes shut. His throat felt closed tight and he doubted that anyone in the cabins would hear him even if he screamed.
Not that he would allow himself to suffer such humiliation. Drowning would be better then that wouldn't it?
If only he were fearless. If only he could laugh at the things that hurt and scared him. Be a big brave viking! A might hero like...
"Where am I?"
The boy opened his eyes sharply hearing an all too familiar voice. Staring down at him in confusion was none other then Ruffnut Thorston, one half of the terrible twins from his favorite TV show and movie.
She squinted her eyes at him in confusion adding "And who are you?"
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Ruffnut had never been the smartest of Vikings, and honestly she liked it better that way. Let the big brains like Hiccup or the experienced leaders like Stoick lead the tribe. She'd be content to tipping over Yaks and blowing things up.
Still she wasn't sure even Hiccup could puzzle his head around this strange situation.
"So you just...let them throw you in this leaky boat without any oars?" She exclaimed in confusion and exasperation.
"W-well...they're bigger then me. " The boy whimpered confused as to why he'd gotten the girl twin instead of the boy. He wasn't about to let her know that though. Instead he was looking up at her with desperate eyes pleading for her help.
"Yeah well you're stuck now." She smirked in a cruel sort of way that broke his heart. "I gotta get back to Berk. If I'm gone for too long my brother puts all my stuff outside and tries to claim my half of the room."
"Y-you're not...you're not going to help me?!"
"What? You want me to throw you into the lake?" She grinned wickedly and stood up in the boat violating at least three rules of safe boat time fun at camp. No life jacket, no adult AND she was standing up in the boat making it rock and sway.
"S-stop it!!" The boy begged and cursed his unfortunately luck to have idolized a viking who apparently was almost as much of a bully as his bullies.
Meanwhile underneath the rocking boat, stirred by the child's fear...something loomed out of the depths of the lake. Something with long spindly limbs reaching for the surface.
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"That is not what happened. She didn't dump me, she got pulled back home by mysterious magic forces without any warning. Believe it or not, there's a difference Ruffnut. A very large, extremely obvious, difference."
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Aren't you glad you came and got her Hiccup?
"Where's that magic glass globe?"
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"Right, globe." Hiccup pulled the snow globe out of Toothless's saddlebag.
"Here's the trick. Say the name of the place you want to go to into it. In this case, the North Pole, and throw it." Hiccup did so, and the sphere shattered, opening a portal.
"And there you go, one magic doorway for getting us the Hel out of here."
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Even the incredibly chatty viking girl was left speechless when she saw the majesty and color of this workshop however.
"Whoa!"
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"And this is the army we've got to fight evil and save the day?" She laughed. "Hope the rabbit comes with an axe or something."