Wings of fire

It was a surprisingly sunny day in the MudWing swamp. Armadillo glanced around. "Hey, anyone, uh, aware," she started to say, but stopped when she saw her brother, Alligator. "Hey,bigwings," he trilled. "Isn't odd how the fog from the swamp isn't covering the sun?" Armadillo asked, ignoring the fact that Alligator called her "bigwings," even though she didn't like it. "No." Alligator said flatly. "It happens once a year. You know that." Armadillo sighed and flung out her wings, and Alligator tumbled into her. They hugged. "It's already happened once a year, Alligator." a voice said, interrupting their hug. "Something's off." It was Armadillo's youngest sister, Squelch. At least one of us has sense, Armadillo thought, a scowl carved into her face. "Thank you, Squelch!" Armadillo exclaimed, nudging Alligator. "See, I'm right!" 
"Not for long you aren't," Alligator said, sneering, as their smartest sibling, Hyacinth, nudged her way over. "What was that you were saying?" she asked. Armadillo slung her wing over her younger sister's back. "The sun's visible?" Hyacinth turned to Armadillo, laughing. "The swamps aren't so warm today, so the heat isn't rising as much, so the fog isn't so thick." Hyacinth stopped smiling when she saw Squelch's worried face. "Don't worry, lil sis," she said comfortingly. Alligator was the youngest, Squelch was the second youngest, Amazon was in the middle, Hyacinth was the second oldest, and Armadillo was the big wings. They had an adopted youngest baby RainWing sibling, Daisy. Alligator had found her egg when he was off hunting, and took her in. Armadillo immediately accepted the new edition. Daisy had just hatched a few months ago. "Babba!!" Daisy suddenly hollered, appearing out of thin air. Sometimes RainWing camouflage just--- Armadillo's thoughts were interrupted by Amazon's sudden scream, "MOVE!" A large, brown and gray body tore through the air and shoved Armadillo and Hyacinth. Armadillo squeezed her eyes shut, scared. What is going on? she thought, panicking. A shrill, blood-curdling scream scratched the foggy air. "Amazon!" Squelch cried. Armadillo opened her eyes and jumped to her talons. Amazon was lying on the ground, a black liquid dripping off his arm. Daisy laughed in the background. "Is he breathing, Armadillo?" Squelch sobbed. Armadillo stared at Amazon's chest for the hopeful rise and fall of his chest. But the venom was eating him alive. Armadillo barked at Alligator, "Get your murderous RainWing out of here!" And find Peril! her brain shouted. Peril had saved a MudWing from dragonbite viper venom, couldn't she save one from RainWing venom? But then again, Amazon hadn't hatched from a blood-red egg. He wasn't fireproof, not in the slightest. Armadillo closed her eyes again, hoping someone would wrap their wings around her and whisper, it's going to be okay, Armadillo. But with Amazon clearly dead, how could anything be okay? He was Armadillo's anchor to the ground, always there with practical reason. But she wouldn't have an anchor any longer, just her and her younger siblings. Armadillo's heart felt like some cruel dragon like Burn, or Scarlet, or Wasp had broken it in two. A tear slipped down her snout and landed on Amazon's leg, the one with venom. 
Armadillo stared at Amazon. Anger flooded her like a tsunami. "We have to get rid of the RainWing," Armadillo hissed. "I don't care how, but she can't kill another MudWing, not on my watch." Squelch froze and glanced around wildly. "So, Amazon's dead?" she whimpered. Hyacinth broke the sad, terrible news to Squelch for Armadillo, saving her the pain of choking out the words, yes, Squelch. Amazon is dead. Gone. "Someone distracts Alligator, I'll take care of the demon," Armadillo announced. "He's probably cradling her and telling her that it's not her fault that Amazon is dead." Squelch's eyes let off the waterworks again. But Armadillo cut her some slack. Hyacinth stood. "I'll distract him," she said fiercely. "I'll tell him that Stone is selling roasted cranes. That'll get him away from Daisy." 
"No!" Squelch cried desperately. "We're not going to kill a dragonet that's not even a year old because she unintentionally killed Amazon. It's not right." Hyacinth stared at her. "Ever heardo f revenge?" she asked. "Because you're about to experience it, no matter what you say." Hyacinth stalked away to go find Alligator. "Alligator's going to be devastated," Squelch wheedled. "He'll be fine, Squelch!" 
"Are you sure? Because he loves Daisy and---" Armadillo grabbed Squelch's muzzle and held it tight while Hyacinth and Alligator walked by, Alligator holding Daisy. No! Hyacinth, how could you let this happen? Armadillo thought angrily. "I'm sorry," Hyacinth mouthed. Alligator bounded forward on three legs, one holding Daisy. Hyacinth tried to slow Alligator down. Squelch got up and stomped over to Alligator and whispered something in his ear. "Squelch, COME BACK HERE!!!" Armadillo roared, and fire burst out of her nostrils. Squelch trotted back with a devious smile. "I know what you said," Armadillo growled. "You told him our plan, didn't you, tattletale?" Squelch stopped smiling. "No, why would I do that?" she asked innocently. "Your "charm" doesn't work on me, Squelch," Armadillo retorted. Sometimes it was hard to believe that Squelch was related to Armadillo. Hyacinth padded forward and grabbed Alligator's leg. "Armadillo can watch Daisy for you," Hyacinth said slyly. As if Amazon wasn't there, Alligator smiled and stood on Amazon's dead body. Either he's blind or just straight-out disrespectful, Armadillo thought, frustrated. He handed Armadillo Daisy. The little RainWing blubbered and reached up for Armadillo with her tiny talons. "You may be cute, but you killed my brother." Armadillo murmured to the babbling dragonet. "I'll never forgive you for your crimes." 
Oh no! Curse you! Armadillo thought. I don't want to kill her anymore. She's innocent. A cute, less than a year-old dragonet. I'm sure it wasn't intentional. OH, MY DARKSTALKER! I'm becoming Squelch, aren't I? I'm the bigwings, she learns from me. I don't learn from her. But what if she's right? Armadillo sat and pondered for a little, staring at Daisy. "She's innocent," Squelch growled. "I know you're thinking that." Armadillo hissed. "I won't kill her, but I'll never forgive her." Armadillo flicked her tail. "She's too young to be murdered. And I don't want to be a murderer. Alright? Now, you won, let it go." Squelch laughed. "Thank you, Armadillo," she said. "You've proven yourself strong and capable of seeing the right."
The end!
Sorry about the name! This is my first fanfiction, and I don't really know how to change it. Thank you for reading!