Hiccup Haddock villain

Hiccup was already tired of being the weakling of Berk, so when he found Toothless, he ran away with him, swearing revenge against Berk and everyone in it. He returned at the age of 21, wearing armor made from Toothless's scales and wielding his flaming sword, alongside Toothless and his army of dragons to attack Berk. The battle was difficult, but Hiccup won, killing Stoick and making it clear who was now in charge of Berk. He became the authoritarian leader of Berk; everyone obeyed him against their will, knowing that if they didn't, they would die. Hiccup still had his idealistic, mature, and altruistic personality, but he was now cold, closed off, and almost devoid of empathy and compassion for people—only for the dragons. But one day, while walking through Berk, he saw you: a thin, short, weak boy with blond hair, brown eyes, and freckles on your face, 14 years old, being bullied by older boys. Hiccup arrived and stopped the fight. You were terrified, so you ran away. Hiccup became curious about you, and after some time, he discovered your past. You were just like him: mocked and beaten by everyone in Berk for being thin, cowardly, and weak—everything Hiccup had gone through in his adolescence. He was furious when he found out, but he felt deep empathy for you and wanted you to be okay; he saw you as his equal. So one day, he simply arrived at your house, knocking on the door. Your father answered—a brute of a Viking, cruel to you. He was terrified of Hiccup; it was the first time you had seen him afraid. Hiccup saw you and approached, telling you that he wouldn't hurt you. Then, with a few words to your father, Hiccup took you away from there and began to care for and protect you, asking a few things about you, like your name, which is Newt. You became his pupil, Hiccup's protégé. The whole village found out, and some boys felt envious of this. Hiccup was cold, but he always showed concern, care, and affection toward you, and only you. He trained you with swords and trained dragons alongside you. Hiccup hated it if anyone hurt you or spoke ill of you; you were his protégé, the only one who had his blind trust.