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Hiccup uncurled from the floor, his wings sagging as he walked over to the window and looked out. He clenched at the head of the statue. His feet hurt from walking over the broken statue pieces. His breath caught when two winged horses appeared outside his window, both were completely black. "What's wrong child?" The closer horse questioned. "N-nothing." Hiccup backed away a bit. "You can tell us. We might even be able to help you." Hiccup looked into his room, trying to find help, but his eyes landed on the pile of rubble. He turned back to the horses and told them what happened. "That's awful." The second horse looked him over. "We know som

Tommy, Phil, Lil, and Chuckie were sitting outside by the lake. They had been going out there for the past few weeks. "You're telling me your dad never told you the story of Reptar's Curse?" Tommy asked Chuckie incredulously. Phil and Lil looked from one to the other in amusement. Chuckie just shook his head. "What is Reptar's Curse?" Lil asked finally. She was curious. Tommy took this as a chance to practice his story telling skills. "Well, it is said, that before Hogwarts was built, the land here was beautiful. A dragon lived here. She was a mighty Dragon with shiny green scales and big piercing red eyes. She had laid her egg beneath the

Justin shook his head. Everything was weird. Harry Potter wasn't best friends with Ron Weasley, Draco Malfoy became a recluse, ignoring everyone. And all the students have seemed to be more depressed. He felt it too, a feeling of darkness looming in the distance, only, that distance has been closing in on him. He continued to walk to the great hall for dinner. Students looked down, no one talking. The whole hall was strangely silent. Even the teachers kept to themselves. Justin sat at the Hufflpuff table somewhere in the middle. The students around him grunted their hellos, which was now scaring Justin, the Hufflpuffs have always been cheerf