"Nah, we'll call them, Rudolph and Y/N" Donner looked over at the two young reindeer, who were sleeping beside Mrs. Donner. "Rudolph and Y/N are lovely names. Rudolph and Y/N" Mrs. Donner said in agreement, looking down at her new son and daughter who were sleeping peacefully, that is until they heard the sounds of their new names, and woke up immediately. "Hey hey! They know their names already!" Donner sounded impressed. Suddenly Rudolph's red nose along with Y/N's green nose began blinking and began to glow. "Papa, mama" Rudolph said. "They- They have shiny noses!" Mrs. Donner exclaimed in surprise. "Shi- shi- shinny? I'd even say they glow!" Donner said, equally surprised. Rudolph and Y/N's noses continued to glow as Rudolph and Y/N both smiled at their parents.

Mrs. Donner looked at Donner. "Well, we'll simply have to overlook them" she said. "Now how could you overlook those? Their beaks blink like a blinking beacon!" Donner said. Mrs. Donner and Donner both heard laughter and looked towards the entrance of their cave, only to see Santa standing in the entrance. "Well Donner, where are the new members of the family?" Santa asked as he approached them.

"After all, if they're going to be on my team someday, they'd better get to know me!" Santa laughed as he approached Rudolph and Y/N. Santa waved at Rudolph and Y/N. "well, hi there. Aren't you sturdy little fellows?" Santa asked. "Santa" Y/N said. "And smart, too!" Santa said. Suddenly Rudolph and Y/N's noses lit up again, surprising Santa. "Great bouncing iceberg!" He exclaimed. "Now I'm sure they will stop when they grow up, Santa" Donner reassured. "Well, let's hope so if they want to make the sleigh team someday.

You see, little fellows, every year I shine up my jingle bells for eight lucky reindeer" Santa explained. Then Santa began to sing. "Jingle, jingle, jingle, you will hear my sleigh bells ring, I am oId Kris KringIe I'm the king of jing-a-Iing" . "Jingle jingle Reindeer, Through the frosty air they'II go" Santa sung as he grabbed the sleigh harness from the wall and put it around Donner's neck. Donner flew into the air.

"They are not just pIain deer. They're the fastest deer I know, ho ho!" He sung. Rudolph wanted to fly like Donner, and tried to stand up, but immediately fell down. "You must beIieve that on Christmas Eve I won't pass you by" he sung as he patted Y/N on the head. Y/N ran over to the harness, and walked under it. "I'II dash away in my magic sIeigh FIying through the sky. JingIe, jingIe, jingIe You wiII hear my sIeigh beIIs ring. I am oId Kris KringIe I'm the king of jing-a-Iing. I am oId Kris KringIe I'm the king of jing-a-Iing Ho ho!" Santa sung as he waved goodbye to Rudolph and Y/N and left the cave.

"Bye-bye" Rudolph said. "Oh, Santa's right. They'll never make the sIeigh team" Donner said. Then he got an idea. "Wait a minute! I've got it! We'II hide their noses" Donner said. "Hide them?" Mrs. Donner asked. "Yeah" Donner said. "Come here, kids. You'II be normaI IittIe deer just Iike everybody eIse, right? A chip off the oId antIers" Donner said as he covered Rudolph's and Y/N's noses with fake ones. Rudolph and Y/N glanced at each other uncertainly. "Now, now. You'II get used to it. Put it there, kids" Rudolph and Y/N hugged Donner. "Aw, gee" Mrs. Donner kissed them, and their fake noses fell off, and Rudolph's red nose along with Y/N's green nose lit up again.

Time Skip

Donner, Rudolph and Y/N were all outside, and Donner was teaching Rudolph and Y/N how to fight and defend themselves. Rudolph jumped, and Y/N tried to climb up the small hill that was right next to them, but fell down next to Rudolph. Rudolph walked over to help her, but Y/N stood back up on her own. Rudolph and Y/N then began to play with each other, getting distracted, that was until a loud roar was heard, and Donner quickly looked behind him, to see the giant Snow Monster coming towards them. Donner quickly herded Rudolph and Y/N behind the slope, and Rudolph and Y/N obeyed, running behind. Donner hid behind the slope next to them, as the giant snow monster angrily marched past them. The three of them then ran out from behind the slope, Rudolph and Y/N shaking in fear.

Time Skip

Inside Santa's workshop, all of the elves are happily working away on their toys that they are all building for the children. All except for one, an elf who seemed to be working on a new toy car. The elf grabbed the paint bush, and dipped it into the red paint, before grabbing his toy, and was about to continue painting, until someone stopped him. "Hermey!" The voice scolded, causing him to jump slightly.

"Aren't you finished painting that yet? There's a piIeup a miIe wide behind you. What's eating you, boy?" The elf asked disapprovingly. "Not happy in my work, I guess" Hermey replied glumly. "What?!" The elf exclaimed. "I just don't Iike to make toys" he said. "Oh, weII, if that's aII- What?! You don't Iike to make toys?!" The elf asked. "No" Hermey said boldly. "Hermey doesn't like to make toys!" The elf echoed. "Hermey doesn't like to make toys" the elf sitting next to him whispered. "Hermey doesn't like to make toys" the next elf whispered.

"Hermey doesn't like to make toys" the last elf whispered. All of the elves glared at him. "Oh, shame on you!" The elves scolded. "Mind teIIing me what you do wanna do?" The lead elf asked. "WeII, sir, someday I'd Iike to be a- a dentist" Hermey said. "A dentist?!" The elf asked. The other elves burst into laughter. "WeII, we need one up here" Hermey began, as he grabbed a brown book that had the word

"dentist" on it. "I've been studying. It's fascinating. You've no idea. Molars and bicuspids and incisors" Hermey explained. The lead elf looked to be in thought about the idea for a moment, while scratching his chin. Then he glared at him. "Now, Iisten, you. You're an eIf, and eIves make toys" the lead elf said, before grabbing the toy and shoving it at him. "Now get to work!" He shouted. Suddenly a loud horn went off. "Ten minutes break!" The elf exclaimed. Hermey smiled, relived that he could stop this and study more on dentists. The elf glared at him. "Not for you! Finish the job, or you're fired!" He said, then stormed off. Hermey took out his dentist book, and opened it. "Why am I such a misfit? I am not just a nitwit. You can't fire me I quit! Seems I don't fit in" Hermey sung.

"AII right, kids. Try it on" Donner held out two fake noses. "I don't wanna. Daddy, I don't Iike it" Rudolph protested. "You'II Iike it and wear it!" Donner said. "Oh, but, Daddy!" Donner shoved Y/N's fake nose on, and then shoved the other on Rudolph. "It's not very comfortabIe!" Y/N mumbled, looking at the ground. "There are more important things than comfort: seIf-respect. Santa can't object to you now" Rudolph and Y/N walked out of the cave, and sat down next to each other. Rudolph and Y/N took off their fake nose. "Why am I such a misfit? I am just not a nitwit" Rudolph sung. "Just because our noses glow. Why don't we fit in?" Y/N asked.

Time Skip

"Now, don't worry about your noses, kids. Just get out there and do your stuff. Remember, you're my IittIe kids" Donner shoved Rudolph and Y/N forward. Another young Reindeer stood in front of Rudolph and Y/N. "Hi. My name's FirebaII. What're yours?" He asked. "Rudolph" Rudolph said. Fireball glanced over at Y/N, waiting for her to introduce herself. "And I'm Y/N" she said shyly, looking away from him slightly. "She's my sister" Rudolph explained. "Oh, well, Rudolph you can be my buddy, and as for Y/N, I can take her over to the other fawns if you'd like" Fireball offered. "I'm sure she'll find some new friends there, and her own buddy" Fireball said. "Where are we going?" Rudolph asked as he and Y/N followed him. "You and I will go to The reindeer games. Makes antIers grow. Besides, it's a great way to show off in front of the does" Fireball said.

Time Skip

"AII out for eIf practice!" The lead elf said, as all of the elves got together in a line in front of Santa. "Well, Let's get this over with. I have to Iook over the new deer" Santa said impatiently, looking at his watch. "OK, Santa. Let's try out the new eIf song I wrote. And remember, it's for Santa" the lead elf said, then turned around and faced the other elves in front of him. "And a-1 and a-2 and a-3..." he began. All of the elves began their song. "Ho ho ho, ho ho ho We are Santa's eIves.

We are Santa's eIves FiIIing Santa's sheIves. With a toy for each girI and boy. Oh, we are Santa's eIves. We work hard aII day. But our work is play. DoIIs we try out, see if they cry out. We are Santa's eIves. We've a speciaI job each year. We don't Iike to brag. Christmas Eve we aIways fiII Santa's bag" they sung. Santa sighed and face palmed as Mrs. Claus danced along to the music. "Santa knows who's good. Do the things you should. And we bet you he won't forget you. We are Santa's eIves. We've a speciaI job each year. We don't Iike to brag Christmas Eve we aIways fiII Santa's bag. Santa knows who's good. Do the things you should. And we bet you he won't forget you. We are Santa's eIves.

Ho ho ho, ho ho ho We are Santa's eIves, ho ho!" They finished the song. Mrs. Claus clapped, and Santa thought for a moment. "Hmm. WeII, it needs work. I have to go" he said, getting out of his chair and running out, slamming the doors behind him. "What does Papa know? It's beautifuI. You keep it just the way it was" Mrs. Claus said, comforting the elves. "Papa? Papa!" Mrs. Claus said, running out after him. "That sounded terribIe! The tenor section was weak!" The lead elf scolded. "Wasn't our fauIt, boss. Hermey didn't show up" one of them said. "What?!" He asked. "Now, this won't hurt a bit" Hermey said as he held a hammer in his hands and began pounding on the doll's teeth. The lead elf slammed the doors open. "Why weren't you at eIf practice?!" He asked. "Just fixing these doIIs' teeth" Hermey explained. "Just fixing-- Now, Iisten!

We have doIIs that cry, taIk, waIk, bIink, and run a temperature. We don't need any chewing doIIs" the elf said. "I just thought I found a way to- to fit in" Hermey said. "You'II never fit in!" The elf scolded, then he marched over to the doors. "You come to practice and Iearn how to wiggIe your ears... and chuckIe warmIy and go ''hee hee'' and ''ho ho'' and important stuff Iike that. A dentist! Good grief!" He shouted, before slamming the doors. "No. I just can't. It's Iike he said: I'II never fit in" Hermey said. He grabbed his book and opened two of the windows. "I guess I'm on my own now" he said, then he jumped out of the window.