Remember: interview your new employees before you hire them, ask them what applicable skills they have, don't ask why they have a human disguise in Hell. And yes, it's okay to wonder how they know an Ars Goetia. Just make sure your wallet is still in your pocket and he doesn't try seducing your receptionist.

(A vague mashup of HTTYD/Venom) Specimens, "Dragons", need a host, a symbiotic bond that is either parasitic or mutualistic, to survive. For the recently escaped "Hel-Spawn", the perfect host is found in a less-than ideal young man with more to him than meets the eye. Rated M to be safe (Trigger Warnings in Prologue)(Snail to Slow Burn Hiccstrid, no slash)(Modern AU)

It ended in Solstheim. Better the comforting lie, than the gut-retching truth: Solstheim never ended. An end that gave way to a new beginning, the Dragonborn now traverses peacemaking, new arising factions, preventing himself from becoming a puppet in the games of higher powers, and amassing "power" he didn't ask for.

Before his first "Grimm" Woge, Nick trained under his aunt in the event he's inherited their family's curse. Given the chance few others in his family have had before him, it's only a matter of time before Portland realizes what's been dwelling among them.