Sun and Moon

'Sun and Moon' is a fanfic made by WolfCallerTheDriftWing. You can request your character to be added but I will tell when needed. NEEDED CURRENTLY.
Side project. 
== Prologue ==
"Oh, so you mean you forgot the key?!" A SilkWing yelled, her face lit up in rages and yellows. "I'm sorry! I didn't mean to!" Cried another, bending her ears back. "Didn't mean to, got picked by pigeons yadda yadda yadda." The first SilkWing grumped. "Listen, Sulphers!" The second one tried. "I can fetch it! Just give me time!" 
"That's what we don't have!" snapped Sulphers. "What will you do anyways, Butterfly?!" 
Butterfly whined softly. "I can get it," she whispered. "Let me return to towns few minutes away."
"Right, and you know that's not ours! What's your ingenious plan, huh?" Butterfly looked down at her sapphire. "I-I need to go now," She stammered and stood up. "No!" Sulphers yelled and grabbed her tail. Butterfly yelped and fought her off, but Sulphers hooked on. Butterfly clawed on a rock and pushed forward, kicking Sulphers in the face. Sulphers yelped and left Butterfly, clutching her snout. Butterfly used the distraction to her use and quickly ran off to the nearest thicket. Please, Clearsight, please make her not come over here. She prayed, curling into a ball.
Sulphers roared and scrambled around, from Butterfly's perspective. She got up and tore apart the tiny fire they set up, ignoring the heat. A pleasant looking plant just a few feet away was stripped off from Sulphers quick talons and the SilkWing, being who she is, firmly shook it apart until a deep brown branch was left. All the leaves flew in the wind. The fire faded out.
It was much harder to see Sulphers now, but the snaps of branches, the stomps of her talons and the thumps of her tail told Butterfly how far she was. She was nearer now, nearer, nearer... Oh, by the Book. She's right in front of this thicket! At least, this clump. "Stop hiding or else I'll hunt you down and tie you on a cactus!" Sulphers shouted loudly, so loudly that Butterfly was afraid if her ears would pop. 
Sulphers stayed quiet, as if listening for a call back, but when none came, she growled and sat down, shuffling around. Now's my chance! Butterfly thought eagerly. She slowly edged farther from the dragonet and reached the next thicket. Sulphers thumped her tail, still searching. Oh, she's so stupid. She should have used her antennae. Sulphers picked a fallen pouch. 
Butterfly reached the last thicket, where the dark sky filled the air. She glanced at the moons, and thanked Sulphers for choosing a moonless night, or close to it. A sliver on one could still be seen, but Butterfly wasn't paying attention to that. She carefully stepped out, and spread her wings sideways. "Aha!" Sulphers exclaimed, hints of anger in it. Uh, oh. "I see you!" Sulphers yelled happily. "Now you jus-" 
Butterfly threw herself into the sky, and her stomach lurched. She flopped around and gained height fast. Calm, calm, calm. Stiffen your tail. Stiffen your antennae. Straighten your wings. Curl in your talons. Her father's voice beat through her head again and again. 
Butterfly tilted her self and flew to the nearest town, Future.
==The chapter that will never exist in the real fanfic==
Cone overlooked the beautiful, peaceful forest rustling in the evening. He sighed and twitches his wings, marking circles in the rock he sat on. 
A menacing HiveWing hissed and stabbed a innocent young tree, grumbling mutteres. A SilkWing pushed a sack and nearly snapped a tail. Furious roars echoed through the trees, and shuddered. 
Cone could barely hold back his fury, but he clenched his talons and turned around Fern would need him soon. 
A crack of a log rang sharp, followed by a muffled yelp. Within seconds, war broke out behind Cone, as usual. He gritted his teeth and managed to fly away.
Nope nope nope nope. He yelled at himself, stabilising flight. He flipped upwards, but his wings soared him away from the crowd. His mind was now set to go back but his talons and wings guided him away. 
NO! Cone roared at himself, squinting.
==Chapter one==
The wind whistled through the air, wisping into Sun’s snout.
Everything was peaceful, everything was quiet, everything was...
Her mind tinkered over the word. Nice? Calm? Great? No, calm. Yes, definitely. 
But maybe she should focus on the real world. 
Moon’s voice was rippling through the air, ringing in her ears, which tickled her. It was soft, high, and attention-catching. Sun whirled around and flared her glorious wings, giving Moon a broad grin. 
The reply was:
 “What are you doing?!” 
Sun twisted her neck and saw her shoulder blades. Two little buds rested on her blades, waiting to be unfurled in a few years. They were chrome, shimmering in the sun, and merged beautifully into her body of light yellow. 
Moon was wearing a queer look at Sun when she turned back, giving a curious look to her snout. “Oh, I get it,” she said finally. “You want your wings soon,”
Sun sighed, wrapping her talons around Moon. Her warmth from the rays spread over the dark blue SilkWing and made Sun shiver. 
“Don’t worry,” Moon said, pushing Sun away. “You’ll get them soon,”
“But I really want wings!” Sun cried back, frowning. “I mean, look at Mother! She has her glorious wings of purple and she can fly to do her courier job.”
“Ah, point,” Moon replied, a mysterious smile crossing her face. “But then, you don’t want to be a SilkWing? You wanna be a mean HiveWing poking things around, getting mind-controlled daily?”
“No!” Sun wailed. “But I. Want. Wings.”
“Mother had to wait for hers too-“
“No, she didn’t! Ask her, it felt like a minute, for me it’s like a hundred years. ”
Moon sighed, turning around. The Hive they were sitting on was Jewel Hive, in a quiet, peaceful place, with a skylight. The sun broadly shone on the dry grass, and little SilkWings played in a shady area. 
“Let’s get home,” Moon urgently said, flicking her tail. “Mother will be lonely,” 
Sun was about to object before she saw two pitch black eyes staring at her face. “No arguing,” Moon warned, the look stoned. 
“OK, OK, I’ll come over,” Sun responded to Moon, turning to the sun. This was the place to be, not a sneaky, pokey place ruled by HiveWings. 
Well then, technically this was a place ruled by sneaky, pokey HiveWings.
“Sun.” Sun whirled around, hissing, before Moon was looking at her harder then ever. “If you’re not coming, it’s not my fault you get lost,” she snapped. 
“Understood,” Sun said, grinning ear to ear. She would have some alone time.
Moon flicked her tail and climbed into a tunnel. She looked back once, a mourning look, like Sun would regret staying here, then turned back and left.
Two extra-menacing HiveWings entered, sharp spears, glancing around. “The Queen (may she live forever) and the Lady Jewel have requested the audience of all the SilkWings to be present in the Great hall.” The SilkWings playing yelped and ducked their heads, shimmering turquoise and burnt orange and amber and green mixed with pink. 
Sun crawled away in a tunnel descending to the Glitterbazaar, which was strangely empty. Many loyal SilkWings were walking in lines of two, including a deep blue figure with no wings, lagging behind. 
 Moon! 
Sun dragged herself to look tired, but edged towards Moon. 
The sharpest yell yelled through the bazaar, and the SilkWings slapped their ears back, covering with talons, bending down. Sun looked around, wincing and saw a HiveWing marching towards Moon and herself. Sun was thrown aside suddenly by fierce talons to the ground, thumping.
Sun squinted, and looked up to Moon. The HiveWing, flaring red and orange with spots of black, had just snapped two taloncuffs around Moon. 
Sun’s mouth opened to yell but the yell never came. The HiveWing signaled and something hit her head, giving her a blackout.
==Chapter two==
Two shackles were pinned on her talons. Her wing buds were hurting, and her back talons were folded uncomfortably. 
Sun opened her eyes, and stared into black walls. The world wasn’t right. The ground felt very rough, and the shackles were heavy with metal. 
Sun shook her head and turned around. 
Two dragons were sitting outside, and one thing separated them from her: bars. 
She was trapped. In a cell. 
Sun began yelling , scrambling to her talons. The two HiveWings outside got startled as Sun yelled. “Who are you?!” Sun roared again, then paused to catch her breath. 
“She’s a fierce one,” The first HiveWing said. “We could use her.” 
Sun’s mind was on fire. She then whispered, “Where. Is. My. Sister?!” Her talons reached to the bars, but chains on them and attached to the ground yanked her back sharply. 
“Yeesh, we need a gag,” The second HiveWing said. “Watch her, I’ll go-“ The last words never came.
Sun roared again, snapping at the bars with her teeth. The first HiveWing pressed her back with her talons, but she bit back fiercely.
“Ow!” The HiveWing yelped, drawing back swiftly. Two creases on her talons were formed. Sun’s eyes narrowed to the HiveWing, growling softly. 
“Hey, here’s the gag,” the other HiveWing returned. “Let’s snap it on her,” 
Sun roared, but a voice boomed through her cell, bars rattling and shutting Sun up. “Who is disturbing me?!” 
The two HiveWings glanced at each other. “She upset her,” the first one said, wiping her brow. “Not good,” the other one said, and pointed a sharp talon at Sun. “You’re in big trouble, miss,” he said sharply, then stepped back. 
A huge HiveWing, eye-scorching yellow with black freckles entered the scene. “Aha,” she said deeply, bending down to stare with black, black, black eyes. Sun crouched, suddenly nervous. 
“Out,” The HiveWing said, pointing at Sun, and pointing it again into a new cage that appeared, looking tiny. Sun gasped. 
“But first, a gag,” She lifted her talons and snatched the gag the guards gave her, ripping the bars off. Sun was crouching more than ever.
The HiveWing threw the gag at Sun’s head, clanking and Sun fell to the floor, head hurting. Her shackles stretched to their maximum, and she was cornered. 
The menacing HiveWing brandished the gag, an evil smile forming on her face. Sun was scared and terrified, but couldn’t bolt anywhere. She prepared to fight, but the two talons wrenched off her talons, leaving them numb. 
Sun was covered with the gag, and roughly brought outside. She refused to enter, but the HiveWing threatened to wrench off her wing buds and her tail and her horns if she didn’t. Sun was kicked inside and the cage gate slammed on her snout harshly. 
“I’m shipping her to another Hive, for fights,” The HiveWing said broadly. “She’ll be perfect for me to fight and keep as a pet.” 
Sun looked down the corridor and saw Moon’s cell, her snout worried. She wanted to claw out of here, but then the guards bound her talons together. 
She was trapped.
With no way of escaping.
==Chapter three==
The morning rays shone on Sun, warming her scales. 
She opened her eyes, feeling rough. Her talons were hurting, but no longer bound. Her buds were fine, but she felt years older. 
She got up, muscles hurting, and looked around. 
Sun was in a room, a bare room, with only a golden cage like a bird cage, hanging from the ceiling. Wherever she was, she wasn’t in Jewel Hive. 
Then, Sun remembered the HiveWing. 
 She’ll be perfect for me to fight and keep as a pet. 
Sun looked up at the skylight, which was dull, but the only source of light. In a corner, some avocados lay, cut up. A note was lying on them, tattered. 
It read, ‘For the new SilkWing pet, Yellow, belonging to the one and only, Madam Termite.’
Sun ate a few slices and curled up in a shady corner. She looked at the entrance, covered up in silk, to prevent her escape. She sighed deeply, and proceeded to sleep for the rest of the day. 
A roar of laughter began at the break of evening. The red rays were duller than ever, and Sun didn’t want to get up.
“Get my pet, Yellowface, in that room,” Boomed the voice of Termite, and a HiveWing and a SilkWing ushered to her room. Sun raised her neck at them. 
The HiveWing sliced open the hard silk with a sharp blade and poked Sun until she got up. Leading her out, the SilkWing bound the entrance again, while grabbing the cage. 
Sun was forced in the cage, which was carried by two HiveWings to Termite. 
She looked fiercer than ever, looking down on her. Her hiss escaped from her mouth and she flicked towards a long corridor, down, down, down. Her cage was pushed down and her cage was hung into a room. 
It had a glass pane, which overlooked a fierce sand arena. Two HiveWing were facing off, hissing at each other, and around them, outside the arena borders, HiveWings sat, grinning ear to ear. 
Sun was attached next to Termite, who then whispered, “You’re next, Yellowface,” Termite was grinning like she loved this thing. The arena. 
The fight ended, with the first HiveWing stabbing the other one with his wrists. 
“The winner is Beetle!” Roared a HiveWing flying on top of them, grinning. “She gets the spoils of lamb.”
Sun was in distress, but Termite didn’t notice. She was shouting across the arena, “Tomorrow, we have a veeeery special fighter, brought in today morning, and she’s a SilkWing, yellow and all. Against her, we have another SilkWing, brought in today afternoon, and she is also pretty fierce, but deep blue.
“Come tomorrow, for three epic fights, two normal, third premium, with seats for only fifty dragons! The early bird catches the worm,” Termite ended with a dark tone, her eyes flickering over the crowd, which began cheering for Sun and the unnamed SilkWing. 
 Wait. Blue? Today afternoon? Fierce? 
Her head began shuffling around Moon’s face, but Sun tried to push it away. It isn’t Moon, please no. 
Sun was escorted out into her bare room, and she was tossed one half of a strawberry, already rotting. “Eat ‘em up,” the HiveWing hissed, grabbing her spear. “You never know if ol’ Termite will stop the food,”
Sun nibbled on the strawberry, thinking, before she dropped to sleep.
==Chapter Four==
The day passed eerily and the sun rays barely reached the main part of the cave. 
Sun peeled her eyes open, looking around. Her wing buds were sore and her talons throbbing. She was curled up in an uncomfortable way, the most comfortable in the whole room. Her eyes were drooping from the poor sleep. 
It was late afternoon, and a peeled orange sitting on a washed leaf was awaiting her, including a note. 
‘For the new SilkWing pet, named Sun, belonging to the one and only Madam Termite.’
She barely ate, her mind buzzing over the fights in the evening. A butterfly flew in and Sun watched it flap around, searching for a flower and exited. 
Sun proceeded to try and jump or climb to the skylight. She failed miserably and lay on the floor, hurt and scarred. 
As evening lured in, the same HiveWing came back, but no SilkWing escorted him. He wrapped a rope around her snout and neck and tugged her away, but somewhere else. She was thrown next to a gate, leading to the sandy arena, and opposite to her, across the arena, was another gate. She heard the buzzing of HiveWing as the fights were about to begin. The red torches flickered, glowing in the darkness like massive fireflies.
Sun’s eyes fell on Termite, her yellow glowing and her black shimmering. She looked larger, more powerful, like her talon could seize Sun and crack all the bones in her body with a tiny squeeze. It was clear Termite was the ruler here, but from this place, she felt like a ruler of the Hive. 
Her opponent came, the dark blue Sun feared. 
And she looked at Sun with a look of a blood-thirsty dragon. Her talons were tainted with red marks, but she wasn’t Moon. She had stripes of stunning orange, and lots of freckles with red, and her eye colour was wrong. 
“Welcome, HiveWings!” Termite roared powerfully, her evil grin shining. “Our first round today is two SilkWings, who will fight for the next two rounds, as waves of opponent come, and for the final round, they fight against. The winner is freed from cages and into the Hives,” 
Sun and her opponent, whom she conveniently named Blue, were put back to back, and the first wave was..
“Five HiveWings! Ready, set, Fight!!” 
And leaped five HiveWings from the bars, mad from boredom and ready to kill. 
==Chapter Five==
One HiveWing, jet black with red eyes, slashed at Sun. 
Sun ducked as he barreled into Blue, who also ducked as the HiveWing collided with another HiveWing. Sun sighed, but next moment she was on the ground, slapped by a wing. 
The HiveWing who attacked her leaped on her and picked Sun up by the neck. She smiled and threw her into Blue, who shrieked. Sun ducked, as the HiveWing slashed, and kicked her in the chest. The HiveWing yelled as Sun barrelled into her, horns first. Sun got up, swiftly turning around. Blue had cracked one HiveWing’s neck, and was knocked, as another HiveWing slashed at her. 
Sun leaped forward, thwacking the HiveWing in the face, and jumping on his neck. She heard a crack and stepped back. Looking up, the last two spread their wings, growling. Blue roared, dashing towards them, but they dodged her, grabbing her neck and tightening their grip. 
Sun threw herself, knocking the HiveWings away, and rolled, tangled with Blue. The SilkWing kicked Sun, and caught one HiveWings’ arm, breaking his bone. She whirled around, smacking the other HiveWing, then grabbed their heads and hitting them against each other. Sun heard the SilkWing breathing deeply, as everyone applauded. 
“A win!” Termite roared. “Amazing work, but can they beat this? HiveWings... with weapons!”
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