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(Book 2 of Turning Tides)Things haven't been easy for Turin since Percy left. His best friend, his only friend, gone in the wave of a hand. Loki is still in Berk. He and Hiccup talk almost every day. It's almost like there's two chieftains now.As Turin becomes depressed, his mother, Devyn, becomes worried. Her only son couldn't even be cheered up by his dragon. He had lost interest in almost everything, fishing and flying alike. All he ever does it sit in his room, alone.Devyn notices how badly this situation could turn out and goes to Loki for guidance...…

LushenPudding

Most of these are not proof read and just a different POV (somehow while still in third person???) of a scene in the books. I will be taking requests all the time but not all will be done (depending on if it's interesting and how many I have)…

LushenPudding

Percy wakes up in a strange forest. It is not the forest in camp. He doesn't know where he is, but at least this time he knows who he is. He hears a shout off in the distance. "Hey! Stop it Bud!"---------------------------------------------------------I do not own many of these characters. They either belong to Rick Riordan or Dreamworks. The plot is mine, however.…

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:SPOILERS FOR INHERITANCE CYCLE: Uruk is an Urgal. He lives in on of his kinds wealthier villages. It is in the Spine, in the land between Narda and Tierm. Some of the other Urgals things Uruk is strange. He uses bows, a raid weapon, every day. He is weak and quiet. Even his name sounds small. Galbatorix is gone and an egg has gone to the dwarves and and egg has gone to the Urgals. Eragon has used the name of the ancient language to make it possible for dragons to choose either of the two races for their Riders, as well as elves and humans. Every three months the egg is passed around the village in hopes it will hatch. This has gone on for only six months but the Herndall as beginning to worry. They need Riders, and NOW. Will it ever hatch? -I do now own the ideas, or many of the characters. Much of the credit goes to the Inheritance Cycle author, Christopher Paolini-…