Jack's POV

I slowly opened the box to reveal three pamphlets and a manual covering the phone. Cupid took the pamphlets saying "oooh, pamphlets, might get me a nice new mp3 with some coupons too!" I picked up the manual before placing it down next to me. I popped the mobile out of the plastic tray and slipped it out of it's protective baggy. I noticed the tray had lifted up a little, so I pulled it out to reveal a pair of earphones with little rubber bits where they had to go in. "Call 'em mallows, 'cos they are squishy and round-ish." Cupid said pulling out her own phone. Tooth knew how to use it, so she left me alone to endure the lecture about my new phone.

After my phone was set up and I had exchanged numbers with Cupid, I went for a little fly over Berk.

As I floated across the midnight sky, I noticed a series of dark blue flashes, before I saw Toothless heading straight for me. He crashed into me, sending us down in a blur of wings and ice. After a minute of lying on the floor in a heap, I heard groaning. "Toothless..... Buddy... we really need to work on your landing!" I glanced over to find Hiccup struggling to his feet. "Seriously,  though, first time I ride in a while and we crash within 5 minutes!!" He sighs. I jump up, expecting him to just fly off and leave me here. He didn't. I glanced around. We were in a cemetary. He walked up to a grave, holding some squished flowers. He placed them gently down before kneeling down. "Jack..... I'm sorry..... it was my fault you..... d... died..... I didn't think, I should've told you sooner......." He whispered, before bursting into tears. After a while, Toothless shuffled over, placing his strong, scaley hand on Hic's shoulder. Hiccup turned to him, before hugging the strong creature and sobbing into it's shoulder."Hic..... it's not your fault...... it's mine..... I'm sorry....." I whispered, reaching out to comfort him, but hesitated to touch his sobbing figure. He was human..... he couldn't see me..... I couldn't touch him. These thoughts floated around my head, forcing me to withdraw my hand. I shook my head, before I looked up at the night sky, before flying away, Toothless watched my fading figure, till he saw no more. I knew he watched, his green eyes drilled into my skull, forcing me to remember this awful moment.