could be days, months... But I'm not sure."

"Should we just get going, if we're awake for the day?" Adelaide asked, looking up at the stars. He had quickly noticed her tendency to look up at them at the beginning of their journey. She was reading them, but whatever it was they told her, he had no idea.

"There's really no reason to stay here," he answered and stood, and offered a hand to her. He couldn't feel her skin through his steel gauntlets when she took the offer. "So let's do it."

The two of them began to pack their things, breaking down tents and rolling up their furs as the early skies lightened. Adelaide pulled out a couple of apples from her bag as they worked - their foodsupply wasn't the greatest for a full meal. Though thankful to eat, Snotlout's stomach turned. In just a few weeks, only an ocean would be separating him from Berk, a place that until just recently, he thought he would never see again. It felt like a lifetime had passed since he had made the decision to not go back. Yet he was still pulled in it's direction, he always had been. As he usually did before setting off, he fingered all of his weapons. The greatsword on his back, the dagger to his side, there were twenty-eight arrows in the quiver at Juniper's harness, and the bow across Adelaide's back… all items that were on the way to becoming obsolete in Berk due to Hiccup's dragon training, but