How to Train Your Wings of Fire

How to Train Your Wings of Fire is a fanfiction crossover of the How to Train Your Dragon film franchise and the Wings of Fire book series, written by HTTYDPokemonFan under the username ReptileGirl497 on Fanfiction.net. It features the human and dragon characters from How to Train Your Dragon as dragons and "scavengers", respectively, in the Wings of Fire universe.
== Summary ==
A world rewritten...
What would happen if the humans from How to Train Your Dragon were to meet the world of Wings of Fire? What if the Berk Dragon Riders were the Dragonets of Destiny? What if the NightWing of the group hatched under the moons...and had magic?
Windracer and his friends have grown up under a mountain, secretly raised to fulfill a mysterious prophecy. But, as it turns out, not everything on Pyrrhia is as it seems, and now the dragonets must decide: Is their destiny already written? Or can they band together to change their fate and save the world...the way they choose?
== Counterparts ==
=== How to Train Your Dragon ===
* Hiccup - Windracer, a SkyWing-NightWing hybrid
* Astrid - Arid, an IceWing-SandWing hybrid
* Stoick - Killer, a NightWing
* Valka - Auburn, a SkyWing
* Snotlout - Inferno, a SkyWing
* Fishlegs - Bog, a MudWing
* Tuffnut and Ruffnut - Marmoset and Mango, twin RainWings
* Spitelout - Scorch, a SkyWing
* Heather - Lagoon, a SeaWing princess
* Dagur - Frost, an IceWing prince
* Hroar - Malicious, a NightWing
* Gobber - Forger, a NightWing blacksmith
* Viggo - Chessmaster, a NightWing
* Ryker - Strongtalons, a NightWing
* Drago - Vanquisher, a NightWing
* Grimmel - Graupel, an IceWing
* Dak and Leyla - Red and Cerise, twin SkyWings
* Scribbler - Snowflight, a NightWing-IceWing hybrid
* Toothless - Bat, a human
* Stormfly - Cloud, a human
* Windshear - Gust, a human
* Patch - Patch, a human
* Winger - Needletail, a human
* Summer - Stream, a human
* Burple - Rubble, a human
* Cutter - Porcupine, a human
* Aggro - Pepper, a human
== The Three Sisters Prophecy ==
Blood and tears soak in the sand,
In the fight for an empty throne.
Three in battle, two shall fall,
And one shall stand alone.
Find the eye that sees the worthy.
Fear the dragons of the night.
Fear the ones who seek to conquer.
Find the dragons of full moons bright.
Wings of mud and sea and rain,
Wings of sand, ice, night, and sky.
All seven form the wings of fire,
And the time for peace shall be nigh.
== Plot ==
=== Prologue ===
Just before the brightest night, Princess Tourmaline of the SkyWings remembers a conversation she'd had with her four brothers a few days ago. She's been planning to take the throne from their mother, Queen Scarlet, with the will of ending the ongoing war or at least withdrawing from it. Tourmaline is called by Scarlet to meet in the throne room. She enters to find several other SkyWings already assembled there and is told to stand next to her brother Prince Vermilion. Scarlet then tells the crowd about an IceWing named Hvitur who was caught trying to steal a large SkyWing egg to fulfill The Dragonet Prophecy. Her guards then carry in all the eggs that are due to hatch on the brightest night (except one) at her request. When she says that one is missing ("there should be eight"), one of the guards reassures her that it won't get far, and "it was a runty one anyhow." Scarlet then destroys all of the eggs herself, horrifying the crowd and intimidating Tourmaline, who concedes to her mother for the time being.
Sometime later, during a feast Scarlet arranged to celebrate her assumed triumph, a guard reports to her that while they've yet to find the runty egg, he'd found a SkyWing named Auburn trying to sneak another egg out of the kingdom. As Scarlet leaves to confront Auburn, Tourmaline realizes that her mother will do anything to keep the prophecy from coming true, and wishes for both eggs to make it to safety.
Meanwhile, Auburn attempts to leave the kingdom and find the Talons of Peace to save her egg. Before she can, however, she is confronted by Queen Scarlet and her guards. Realizing that the egg is due to hatch that night, Scarlet orders Auburn to destroy it in exchange for her own freedom. Unwilling to kill her own dragonet, Auburn instead flees into the mountains, with all but one of the guards, Osprey, chasing after her.
After a short while, Auburn manages to find the area in the mountains where she knows there is a hidden entrance to a cave in which her sister, Kestrel, is hiding with the guardians of the dragonets. Determined to save her egg, she leaves it with a note for the guardians to find and flies off with an egg-shaped rock to lure the guards away.
Not long after she leaves, the egg's shell turns silver in the light of the three full moons of the brightest night. It then hatches, revealing a SkyWing-NightWing hybrid dragonet, who is gifted with the powers of mind-reading and precognition by the three full moons.
A scarred SandWing named Dune exits the cave and finds the dragonet, and is surprised that one of the prophesied eggs has hatched already. After finding the note Auburn left, and assuming the dragonet is meant to be the NightWing in the prophecy, he takes the dragonet inside the cave and places him in a nest with three eggs. Kestrel soon arrives to check on the eggs, and is furious when she learns that one of the dragonets has already hatched. The SandWing egg then starts hatching, despite Dune's protests that they still have only four. A SeaWing named Webs arrives with a fifth egg, but Kestrel yells at him that it's a RainWing egg, and that they need a SkyWing. As Webs explains that Scarlet had destroyed all of the SkyWing eggs that would have hatched that night (unaware that two of them managed to escape), the hybrid dragonet watches as the odd-looking SandWing hatches.
Dune names the newly-hatched dragonet Arid. Baby Arid is startled by the hybrid dragonet and hisses at him, scaring him so much that he falls over backwards. The guardians discuss his unusual appearance, with Kestrel sarcastically stating that he is just what they need: a little weirdo.
=== Part One: The Dragonet Prophecy ===
Six years later, the hybrid dragonet, named Windracer, is in battle training with Kestrel, and failing miserably. The SkyWing lashes out at him several times, yelling instructions and demanding that he fight back. The training is halted when Arid suddenly bites Kestrel on the vulnerable spot near the end of her tail, which all dragons have. After the SkyWing leaves, the two dragonets head for the study cave to meet with their friends - Lagoon the SeaWing, Bog the MudWing, and the RainWing twins Marmoset and Mango, who were chosen as last-minute substitutes for the deceased SkyWing egg. On the way, the two friends discuss their unusual appearances, unaware that they're hybrids.
During dinner, the dragonets decide to act out how the War of SandWing Succession had begun. Lagoon volunteers herself to be the narrator and assigns parts for the others - Arid as Queen Oasis, Bog as the scavenger, Windracer as Princess Blister, Mango as Princess Burn and Marmoset as Princess Blaze. After they finish, Windracer describes Burn, Blister, and Blaze's alliances and personalities, and the dragonets briefly discuss which one they should pick as the next SandWing queen.
The dragonets overhear the guardians talking about Morrowseer, the NightWing who delivered The Dragonet Prophecy, who arrives shortly after to inspect the dragonets. Windracer uses his mind-reading powers to hear what Morrowseer is thinking. The NightWing angrily calls out Marmoset and Mango for not being SkyWings, deeming them as unworthy replacements. After giving Arid a suspicious look, he reveals to the guardians that the NightWing egg he'd had sent to them was destroyed in the crossfire of the SandWing sisters' armies, along with its carrier, and demands to know where Windracer came from. After Dune explains that he found Windracer outside the cave after he'd hatched, Lagoon and Bog defend Windracer and the twins before being silenced by Morrowseer. He attacks Arid after she complains about her and her friends' living arrangements, and Lagoon, Bog, and Windracer leap into action to help her, prompting him to see them as acceptable. Both Marmoset and Mango stay idle during the fight. Morrowseer calls Windracer to have a private audience. During the conversation, Windracer reads Morrowseer's mind and learns that the NightWings have lost their powers and that the Dragonet Prophecy is fake. After he returns to his cave, Arid speaks to him, noticing his distress. Windracer reveals what he'd learned about Morrowseer and the prophecy, and that he's also an animus. Arid promises to keep his secret for the time being. Shortly after she leaves, Windracer begins having visions and delivers a fragment of a prophecy.
Windracer then overhears a commotion outside his cave and sees Arid being chained to a stalagmite. Morrowseer leaves, warning the guardians that he'll be back in the morning to make sure everything has been "dealt with". Arid attempts to annoy the guardians into letting her go by singing The Dragonets Are Coming, but stops when Kestrel threatens to chain her friends. The guardians then leave the cavern to discuss their plans in private. Windracer tries and fails to free Arid, who tells him to go spy on the guardians. Using a stick he'd enchanted to turn him invisible when he holds it, he overhears the guardians' plot to kill the RainWing twins, and, surprisingly, Arid, to appease Morrowseer. Windracer relays this information to his friends, revealing his animus powers to them. Before they can think of a plan to save Arid and the twins, Webs bursts in saying that a SkyWing named Auburn has arrived and is looking for Windracer.
Confused, Windracer walks into the entrance cave, where he finds another SkyWing arguing with Kestrel. The SkyWing, Auburn, notices Windracer and approaches him. Windracer tells her that Dune found his egg outside the cave six years ago, and confesses his belief that his parents didn't want him. Auburn responds saying that she had left Windracer's egg with the guardians to protect him from Scarlet, and reveals that she is his mother.
Auburn instructs Windracer to pack up his things, having decided to take him with her out of the caves. When the guardians protest that Windracer is a Dragonet of Destiny, and therefore has to fulfill the prophecy, she reveals that Windracer's father, Killer, told her that the prophecy is fake. Windracer asks if his friends can come with them, and Auburn agrees after learning that Morrowseer had demanded Arid and the twins' deaths. The other dragonets then reveal themselves. Arid remarks to Windracer when he asks her how she escaped the chains that she and Bog melted them with their combined fire. After Windracer delivers The Three Sisters Prophecy, he reveals his NightWing powers to everyone.
Auburn leads the dragonets outside the cave, where Windracer theorizes that he got his powers from hatching under the three full moons. Marmoset and Mango fly off, only to encounter Queen Scarlet. The queen of the SkyWings follows the twin RainWings to where the other dragonets are, then signals her guards who take the entire group (except Dune, who was killed by Queen Scarlet, and Webs, who escaped) hostage.
The prisoners' layout has them chained to rock spires in a circle over the arena. Windracer is chained between an IceWing and a SandWing, the latter of whom informs him of what the arena is used for. They converse about how they ended up being prisoners, and Windracer learns that the IceWing and SandWing, named Storm and Ocotillo, are in fact Arid's parents.
Later that day, Ocotillo is brought into the arena to face off against Inferno, Queen Scarlet's Champion and Windracer's cousin. Scarlet then reveals Arid, who is chained and muzzled and being treated as a dangerous pet rather than as a dragon. Windracer is forced to watch as Ocotillo and Inferno fight, worried that eventually he'll have to fight his cousin. Ocotillo is soon pinned, and Inferno gets ready to kill him. In an attempt to get into the arena and help, Storm throws herself off of the edge of her rock spire, nearly strangling herself and pulling many other prisoners, including Windracer, off. As everyone is distracted, Ocotillo turns the tables on Inferno but does not kill him. He convinces the SkyWing dragonet to forfeit the battle, which greatly angers Scarlet.
Ocotillo is returned to his spire, and Windracer tells him and Storm that the dragonet Scarlet had chained is their daughter. Soon after, Scarlet and two dragons, Osprey and Prince Vermilion, host a trial for Auburn. Scarlet is biased for Vermilion's side, the prosecution. He explains that Scarlet gave an order, Auburn disobeyed, and then fled the Sky Kingdom. However, Osprey tells the real story - Auburn had been forced to join the breeding program, where she had a chance meeting with a NightWing named Killer, with whom she conceived a single egg. She then lied to Scarlet about being infertile and hid her egg from everyone except Kestrel and Osprey. On the brightest night, Auburn had tried to escape with her egg only to be caught by Scarlet, who told her that she'd be allowed to go free if she destroyed the egg and killed her dragonet. Auburn refused and instead fled into the mountains, leaving her egg where the guardians could find it and decoying the SkyWings with a rock. She then escaped and went into hiding to avoid being persecuted.
Scarlet orders for Auburn to be executed, which Windracer protests. He is brought into the arena, where he makes a bargain with the queen - if he wins a fight in the arena then his mother will go free, but if he loses then Scarlet will kill not only Auburn but all of Windracer's friends as well. That night, Burn arrives to celebrate Scarlet's hatching day and to watch Windracer's fight.
Windracer tries to figure out how to escape without revealing his animus magic to the dragonets' enemies. While he's thinking, a RainWing materializes in front of him and, after Windracer uses his fire to cut the wires, flies him to the closest tower. The RainWing introduces herself as Vivid and explains that she and another RainWing named Kinkajou had just escaped being kidnapped by NightWings but got lost trying to find their way back to the rainforest. Windracer convinces her to help save his friends, enchanting a bracelet to give the wearer super strength and a spearhead that had been broken off its staff to point the wielder to whatever they're looking for. As Vivid goes searching for the other dragonets, Windracer also enchants a hand mirror to show any requested event from Pyrrhia's history and uses it to find out why the NightWings and IceWings hate each other.
Though the mirror, Windracer learns that Prince Arctic fell in love with Foeslayer the NightWing and ran away with her so he wouldn't have to marry the IceWing his mother, Queen Diamond, picked out for him. The mirror also shows the queen furious over the fact that her son eloped with a NightWing, her feeding lies to all of her subjects - that Foeslayer, coveting the power of the IceWings' animus dragons, had kidnapped Arctic so that her tribe could benefit from those powers as well. The final image shows Queen Diamond killing Foeslayer by stabbing her in the heart with a diamond spear. Windracer understands that Queen Diamond lying to all of the IceWings about what happened is what's causing the hatred between them and the NightWings.
Vivid returns and hands Windracer his bag before she brings him into a room where Bog, Lagoon, Marmoset and Mango were being held prisoner along with an IceWing, Princess Sleet. She and her bother, Prince Frost, were guarding their cousins, Prince Winter and Prince Hailstorm, while they were searching for scavenger dens but SkyWings ambushed them. Hailstorm gave himself up so the SkyWings would let Winter go free but Frost and Sleet were captured. Frost made a deal with Scarlet - if he won enough fights in the arena, Sleet would be set free unharmed, but Scarlet hardly kept her word.
Sleet asks Windracer to free her from her chains which he's confused about until he learns that she knew of the great lie Queen Diamond had begun. However, Queen Scarlet arrives before the dragonets could escape; Vivid tries to distract the SkyWings by spitting venom at one of the guards, killing him, but the attempt fails and Sleet is mortally wounded in the chaos. Sleet tells Windracer in her last breaths that she hopes he ends the war and to tell her mother what happened and that no harm would come to them, while Vivid reluctantly leaves to find Kinkajou and return to the rainforest.
The next morning, Windracer is set to fight against Sleet's brother Frost and a dehydrated and insane SeaWing named Gill. Windracer refuses to fight and tells Frost that Sleet is dead, which Frost doesn't believe. When Scarlet demands that Frost finish Windracer off, Arid unleashes her mixed frostbreath and fire for the first time, hitting Scarlet's wing and distracting Frost long enough for Windracer to cast a spell to free all of the prisoners. Gill pins Windracer, but is killed when Scarlet snaps his neck. The SkyWing queen then confronts Windracer and brags about getting Sleet killed before preparing to kill Windracer but Frost, enraged at the loss of his sister, kills Scarlet himself by breathing frostbreath down her throat. Realizing that Windracer had been telling the truth, Frost voices his decision to spare the hybrid's life before leaving.
Tourmaline, Scarlet's one remaining heir, quickly takes charge of the Sky Kingdom afterwards and drops the charges on Auburn and Windracer while Arid meets her parents. Windracer enchants one of Scarlet's rubies to cast his message all across Pyrrhia about the lies Queen Diamond began, the truth about the hatred between the IceWings and NightWings, and The Dragonet Prophecy being a lie as well. He admits none of the other NightWings except for him have the mind-reading and foresight powers associated with their species and recites the Three Sisters Prophecy before ending the spell, knowing the consequences it may bring.
Queen Tourmaline hosts a party for the dragonets, during which Windracer is confronted by Inferno, who is blaming him for making him lose his title but Windracer stands up to him. He is then approached by Arid and her parents, and Storm apologizes for being harsh toward him and approves of his friendship with Arid. After Ocotillo and Storm go to dance, Windracer accidentally confesses his feelings to Arid and a little bit later, out on the balcony, talks about his vision of them having dragonets together. Arid admits she knew beforehand and accepts that he likes her, to his surprise. Arid admits that she initially loved Windracer as a brother but as they got older it soon became more than that. Encouraged by this, Windracer tells Arid he loves her, and she replies that she loves him, too. They agree to keep their new relationship secret until they're both ready to go public with it.
Meanwhile, Morrowseer is furious at Windracer's confession about him having their lost powers, and Killer for breeding with a SkyWing. He orders Eclipse and Preyhunter to find Killer and Windracer and bring them to him.
The following day, Kestrel reveals where the dragonets' eggs came from. Auburn, Ocotillo and Storm choose to accompany the dragonets to the Mud Kingdom and Queen Tourmaline lets them go. After arriving in the Mud Kingdom, the group meets Queen Moorhen and are invited to a small party to help find Bog's family where they meet Alligator, Sepia, Squelch, and Newt. When Bog's siblings ask if he wants to go with them, Bog gently refuses and offers to come back after the war is over which they agree to happily. The Dragonets of Destiny vow to stick together no matter what happens.
In the rainforest, Secretkeeper encourages her daughter, Moonwatcher, to find Windracer, thinking he might be able to help with her powers. Meanwhile, Kinkajou and Vivid, who is still wearing the bracelet Windracer enchanted with super strength, return to the Rainforest Kingdom, and the latter reunites with her boyfriend, Hoatzin.
Elsewhere, Prince Frost is taken prisoner by Burn, who orders her guards to lock him up in her Weirdling Tower until she can figure out what to do with him.
In the Ice Kingdom, Queen Glacier has Killer, Windracer's father, brought before her. He claims that he'd been ordered to assassinate the queen of the IceWings because of the animosity between them and the NightWings, but he disobeyed orders after Windracer's spell delivered the message to him. Now aware of what Queen Diamond had done, Glacier orders her guards to escort Killer out of the kingdom safely around the Great Ice Cliff.
Morrowseer and Blister trick Kestrel into a trap by claiming that the Dragonets of Destiny are in danger. They meet on a small rocky island on the Bay of a Thousand Scales in the Kingdom of the Sea, where Morrowseer tells Blister of his plan to make her the new SandWing queen. Kestrel tells them that their plan is pointless because everyone knows the prophecy is fake, after which Blister kills her. After discarding Kestrel, Morrowseer informs Blister that they still need to eliminate Webs before they proceed with killing the dragonets. Blister commands Morrowseer to find and kill the dragonets, saying that they will both get what they want if they're dead.
=== Part Two: The Lost Heir ===
Webs emerges from a river and is surrounded by seven members of the Talons of Peace, three of them being Nautilus, a male SeaWing and the leader of the Talons; Polynya, a female IceWing; and Crocodile, a female MudWing. After Webs informs them of what happened, they converse amongst themselves with Webs still there, including "the backup plan", which they'd never told him about. Nautilus then orders Polynya to kill Webs, but Crocodile knocks the two unconscious and as Webs flies away she claims that Queen Coral is being merciful and encourages him to return to the Kingdom of the Sea.
When the dragonets, Auburn, and Arid's parents arrive near the Bay of a Thousand Scales, Windracer has a brief telepathic conversation with Moon, who is hiding nearby but refuses to show herself. The group then travels to the Bay of a Thousand Scales. A few days later, Lagoon dives into the ocean and encounters a male SeaWing, who she accidentally flirts with in Aquatic. He lunges for Lagoon, and she flees, believing he's attacking. She flies out of the water and to where her friends are hiding, and the SeaWing follows, asking what is wrong. Lagoon tells him that he attacked her, but he explains that he'd been speaking Aquatic. He then notices the other dragons and thinks they're enemies, until Lagoon tells him they're her friends.
The SeaWing reveals his name to be Riptide. He asks about Webs, and Windracer learns from reading Riptide's mind that Webs is Riptide's father. Lagoon explains that she's the lost princess from the stories. Riptide grudgingly takes the dragonets to the Summer Palace where they run into Commander Shark and his guards, who lock up Windracer, Arid, Auburn, Bog, Marmoset, Mango, Ocotillo, and Storm in prison.
Lagoon enters the Summer Palace, worried for her friends. Riptide leads her to the top of the pavilion, a stone structure twelve stories tall and explains how each level had a different purpose. Shortly after they reach the top level, Queen Coral arrives. Lagoon is happy to meet her mother, but is surprised to see another dragonet with the royal pattern on her wings with the queen. Coral tells Lagoon that the dragonet is is her younger sister, Anemone. Queen Coral embraces her lost daughter, quoting the homecoming scene from a scroll titled The Missing Princess. Lagoon introduces herself, and Coral asks about Webs. Lagoon confesses that she doesn't know where Webs is, and implores her mother to help her find her friends. Before Coral can reply, the two of them suddenly hear dragons singing.
The prisons are islands with water flowing from the ceiling around them. In the water are electric eels that the prisoners are afraid of getting shocked by. To signal Lagoon of their whereabouts, Windracer starts singing The Dragonets' Song, and the other prisoners join in. The noise attracts the attention of Queen Coral who arrives at the prison and demands to know what was going on. Lagoon also arrives and implores for her friends to be released, truthfully claiming that they want to help end the war. Shark challenges Windracer to prove he has powers and Windracer reads the SeaWing commander's mind telling him of his daughter, Princess Moray, and about Shark's feelings and position, shocking them both that he is in fact the SkyWing-NightWing hybrid with powers. Lagoon asks again for her friends to be released, and Coral agrees.
Later, Windracer speaks before the SeaWing Council and humbly asks them for their help. Queen Coral allows the dragonets to stay for as long as they need to and treats them to a demonstration of animus magic from Anemone. Windracer uses his enchanted mirror to see into the past and discovers that the pavilion was built by an animus SeaWing prince named Albatross, who eventually snapped and killed most of his family. He shares the information with his friends, and Lagoon becomes disgusted with how Queen Lagoon, Albatross's sister and her namesake, mistreated her brother and abused his magic for her own selfish purposes. When one SeaWing recognizes them from Scarlet's palace, Windracer tells them of their imprisonment and what happened. When Coral asks him about a SeaWing named Gill, he and Lagoon tell her that Scarlet punished him for refusing to fight in the arena by dehydrating him and how we went insane and was killed. Coral is devastated by the news, and Lagoon is shocked when Coral tells her that Gill was her husband and thus Lagoon's father.
Whirlpool leads Lagoon away from her friends to give her an Aquatic lesson. After learning nothing from it, she leaves the palace. Shortly after, Anemone asks Windracer about her father. He tells her that he wanted to save Gill but couldn't risk exposing his powers to Queen Scarlet or else she might have used him to hurt his friends. Anemone confesses that she doesn't want to hurt her family either, leading Windracer to hug her. He offers to be her friend, and she tells him she'll think about it before returning to her mother. Windracer notices one of Queen Coral's sons, Prince Turtle, who reveals to him in private that he enchanted Anemone to be an animus to keep his own animus powers a secret from everyone else. Turtle also confesses how he was sent to find Snapper but couldn't which made Gill disappointed in him and he scolded Turtle making him feel like he was destined to be a failure. Windracer recognizes that aspect of himself in Turtle's feelings.
Windracer tells Turtle that his powers don't make him who he is and that it's what he does with them that matters, and he shows that by gifting Turtle his enchanted bowl which doubles anything that is put inside by saying "Twice as much please". Moray comes in saying they found a dead SkyWing a few islands over, and the dragonets go to see that it is Kestrel.
Auburn leaves to mourn for her sister. Windracer follows his mother and comforts her. Auburn holds herself together by having Windracer, her little beam of hope. The others later meet up with them, and Lagoon reveals that one of the two remaining princess eggs was destroyed and she's offered to protect the last one herself. The group discusses who might be the assassin before turning in for the night.
The following morning, Windracer wakes up to find that Blister has arrived at the Summer Palace. She admits to him that she killed Kestrel and threatens Windracer telling him nothing he does can change a thing and that she's destined to be Queen. She then asks if he's with her or against her and tells him that if he makes the wrong decision she'll kill him and everyone he cares for, then leaves. Windracer ponders that Blister would plunge all of Pyrrhia into chaos if she becomes queen and he vows to not let that happen no matter what.
In the Feasting Hall, Windracer and Auburn join their friends. Windracer notices Lagoon holding an egg, which he learns is the last female egg that Coral has. During breakfast, Coral asks Windracer if he'd be able to be Anemone's animus tutor, to his surprise and shock, as she wants his advice. Windracer tells Anemone to use her magic for the good of others. When Windracer asks Queen Coral what she thinks about the possibility of there being another animus in the royal family, she immediately dismisses the thought before leaving the two alone. Anemone tells Windracer about Princess Orca, Coral's eldest daughter who challenged her for the throne when she was seven but Coral killed her in a fight for the throne. Windracer asks Anemone if there's anything that could give a clue as to who has been killing the female heirs and Anemone says Orca was good at sculpting, which makes Windracer curious.
Then Blister approaches and seems pleased to see Anemone's talent and Windracer challenges her on using Anemone to win the war. Blister reminds him of her threat to him but Windracer continues and reveals that she killed Kestrel and wants them dead because she knows they don't want to choose her as queen, shocking Auburn. Blister calls him a filthy half-breed, making Arid angry as she defends him saying anyone who messes with Windracer messes with her and the other dragonets agree. Blister, angered, lunges at Arid and aims to kill her with her barbed tail but it proves ineffective thanks to a bracelet Windracer enchanted to protect Arid from any harm. Blister begins to leave but she soon discovers Webs snooping in the canopy and brings him forth.
Webs begs for mercy but Coral harshly denies it. Windracer defends Webs and has the confrontation moved to Blister's cave. Webs is surprised and relieved that the dragonets are alive and warns them of enemies coming for them. When Queen Coral interrogates about how he got into the hatchery, Webs admits he drugged the guards and had some help. Coral correctly guesses that it was his wife and tells him about her death due to reassignment from the kitchen to the front lines and the first battle she'd been in was a bloodbath. Windracer defends Webs's actions by saying he saved Lagoon's life or else she would have also been killed by the assassin.
Blister manipulates Coral into thinking Webs and Riptide killed all her heirs, to Lagoon's fury, but Windracer challenges that theory by explaining that the murders started two years before they stole Lagoon's egg, and Webs could not have flown there and back whenever he wanted to kill a dragonet. Despite this, Queen Coral denies Webs leniency and orders Lagoon to return the egg to the hatchery, but Lagoon offers to stay in the hatchery all night with the egg which Coral agrees to. Windracer reveals to his friends that he's figured out who the assassin is and asks Lagoon if she trusts him to help her. She tells him she does and asks what the plan is.
Windracer goes to Prince Turtle and asks him for his help. Turtle gives him a seashell necklace he'd enchanted to let any non-SeaWings breathe underwater, allowing Windracer to go to the Deep Palace to save Lagoon and the egg. Using the stick he'd enchanted to turn himself invisible, Windracer finds Lagoon and the egg inside of the hatchery when a statue of Orca comes to life and tries to kill Lagoon and the egg, being Queen Coral's daughters, as the enchantment was set to kill the queen's heirs. Windracer gives the invisibility stick to Lagoon, revealing himself to the statue, causing it to freeze in place. The egg then hatches, and Lagoon tends to her newborn sister while Windracer enchants the statue to go tell Queen Coral who had originally enchanted it; it's revealed to be Orca.
On the beach, the baby dragon is named Princess Auklet before Coral, Anemone, and Blister appear saying Orca's statue has been destroyed. Queen Coral asks Windracer how he knew it was the statue, which he explains. When Blister orders the dragonets to come with her, they refuse and Blister nearly reveals the NightWings' involvement but threatens Arid, prompting Storm and Ocotillo to defend their daughter. Windracer tells Blister they'll never choose her and she'll never be queen, but Blister insists that she will just before the Summer Palace is attacked.
Everyone sees the NightWings attacking, which made Windracer realize Blister was allied with the NightWings. Lagoon goes to help her mother but Blister stops Windracer from helping. She tries to kill Arid again but her mother intervenes. Windracer orders the dragonets to flee through the canopy, however, they spot Morrowseer and some of the NightWings. Blister asks if Killer has been found and Morrowseer says he hasn't before moving onto the topic of killing Windracer, who sees the awful condition the NightWings are in and asks what's wrong with them.
Morrowseer says nothing is wrong with the NightWings but Windracer and Arid say differently. Windracer reads their minds and comes across name of the NightWings' queen - Queen Battlewinner - and he has a vision of the NightWing Island and realizes the NightWings are all dying because of how awful their home is. Morrowseer reveals that he and Queen Battlewinner wrote The Dragonet Prophecy together as part of an elaborate plan to gain new territory which they would achieve through an alliance with Blister. Morrowseer claims no one will follow Windracer because his SkyWing half makes him weak, but Arid defends him and the NightWings behind Morrowseer begin to question their orders.
Then Crocodile arrives and Webs approaches her and she reveals she's working with the NightWings and how she used Webs to lead them all to the Summer Palace and also reveals Whirlpool told them that the dragonets were there as part of his plan to help Anemone become queen by getting rid of Lagoon in the process. However, Queen Coral heard everything and she lunges at Whirlpool but he escapes her before fleeing. Windracer tries to alert the guards to stop Whirlpool from escaping, accidentally enchanting a spear to stop him but he isn't specific enough so the spear kills Whirlpool.
This horrifies Windracer as he begins to think of his distant relative, Darkstalker, and fears he may turn evil. Windracer is suddenly held down by Preyhunter while Arid uses her frostbreath and SandWing venom on Crocodile, killing her. Morrowseer grabs Arid by the neck and nearly kills her before Typhoon, Diamondback and more dragons appear and Typhoon calls for everyone to save the dragonets. Diamondback kills Preyhunter before he and Typhoon introduce themselves to the dragonets. They begin to escape but Morrowseer grabs Arid and throws her to the floor and Windracer fights to save her life, recalling having seen this fight in one of his visions; Arid and Ocotillo join the battle as well. Morrowseer almost kills Windracer but he breathes fire in his face forcing him to let go, but Morrowseer bites his left hind leg with his teeth before Typhoon barrels into him, forcing him to let go and the dragonets flee.
They land on an island some miles away as Windracer remembers the night he'd hatched and when he got his powers. On the beach, Arid asks him what's wrong and he recaps killing Whirlpool, believing he may be destined to turn evil like Darkstalker, and tells her it's safer if she and their friends stay away from him. Angered, Arid yells that Windracer is not acting like the Windracer she knows and loves, hurting him and she leaves him to sulk on the beach. Unsure of what else to do, Windracer flies out over the ocean, away from his friends.
Arid runs into the forest and reveals what happened to the other dragons. Auburn offers to go look for her son, but is told he'll come back in his own time. Typhoon and his friends offer to take the dragonets to Possibility where they'll be safe, and they agree to head out in the morning.
Meanwhile, Windracer is found and attacked by Morrowseer's NightWings. He tries to flee back to the mainland, recognizing the Sky Kingdom, but one of the NightWings breaks his wing and he suffers a hard fall. He briefly spots a young SkyWing who seems to vanish, making him think he imagined her. The NightWings quickly capture him, and he passes out.
The next morning, the dragonets meet Moonwatcher who was looking for Windracer. They head to Possibility to gather more dragons to search for Windracer, and Arid prays that he'll return soon, unaware of his capture.
At the Summer Palace, Blister and Morrowseer discuss their next step and Nautilus tells them about a set of False Dragonets of Destiny. A NightWing named Risktaker informs them of Windracer being captured and the pair plan to kill the other dragonets to fulfill the prophecy their way.
=== Part Three: The Hidden Kingdom ===
Morrowseer and Nautilus observe the False Dragonets of Destiny - Heron the MudWing, Viper the SandWing, Malicious the NightWing, Squid the SeaWing, and Hawk the SkyWing - in a Talons of Peace camp. Morrowseer decides to train the dragonets personally, disapproving of what the Talons of Peace have done so far, and telling Nautilus that he would "make sure [his] prophecy is fulfilled the way it's supposed to be."
Windracer is taken to the NightWing Island, where me meets a RainWing dragonet named Poison Dart. Three NightWings, including Risktaker, appear and soon Morrowseer arrives and orders them to kill Windracer. Vengeance is eager to do so, but Risktaker volunteers and instead frees Windracer from the chains and they begin their escape. As they are pursued, Windracer sees visions of the NightWings imprisoning and experimenting on RainWings against their wills. With the help of Cleverclaws, a NightWing scientist who sympathizes with the RainWings, and Poison Dart, they manage to get away and group up with the NightWing Rebellion but Windracer's infected leg finally brings them to a stop. They agree to take him to Possibility where Mayfly can take care of him.
Arriving in Possibility, a protective Arid acts hostile towards the NightWings but Windracer calms her down by explaining what had happened. They bring Windracer to Mayfly, who allows Arid to come in with him. Windracer and Arid apologize for their earlier argument before Mayfly begins the procedure. During the period of treatment, Arid meets an orphaned SandWing dragonet named Coriander while Windracer has a vision-dream of one of the possible futures where he and Arid have dragonets together.
Three days pass before Windracer finally recovers with his left hind leg forever scarred and limping for life. He awakens to find Auburn by his side; she helps him up and she takes him outside to see a lot of dragons, including the queens Tourmaline, Moorhen, Coral, and Glacier who had come there with their subjects after hearing about the attack. Windracer has a proper reunion with his friends, and Arid kisses him, revealing their romantic relationship to everyone. Immediately after, Windracer meets his father, Killer, for the first time.
Killer is introduced to everyone and Windracer tells them about the NightWings imprisoning the RainWings. Cleverclaws tells them about the NightWings' plot to take over the rainforest by studying the RainWings' venom for defense and then slaughtering all the RainWings. The dragonets realize that's why Morrowseer didn't want Marmoset and Mango alive. Windracer tells them that everyone will have to unite to end the war with the dragonets going to the Rainforest Kingdom to warn the RainWings with some escorts from the Dragonet Defenders, including an IceWing named Subzero who has frostscales and the SkyWing Windracer had briefly seen during his capture by the NightWings, who introduces herself as Ember.
As the dragonets and their escort - consisting of Windracer and Arid's parents, and Bog's siblings, along with the SkyWings Inferno, Carnelian, and Ember, Moon, Cleverclaws, and Forger of the NightWings, the SandWings Diamondback and Qibli, Winter and Subzero of the IceWings, and Torrent, Turtle, and Webs representing the SeaWings - enter the Rainforest Kingdom, it begins to rain which forces them to stop. Windracer uses one of Cleverclaws's spare scrolls to enchant a map of Pyrrhia with the locations of the SandWing princesses. After resuming their journey, Moon, Cleverclaws, Arid, Auburn, and Killer are struck by sleeping darts while Windracer narrowly avoids one while the rest aren't struck by them. When Windracer calls out for who is firing at them, Vivid and Hoatzin appear. The pair takes them to the RainWing Village where Diamondback meets, and falls in love with, Hibiscus.
Vivid returns the enchanted bracelet to Windracer and tells the dragonets about the situation with the RainWing queens changing every month. She takes them to see Queen Grandeur, who tells them about Queen Magnificent's incompetent ruling of the RainWings. Windracer tells her about the NightWings kidnapping RainWings, experimenting on them against their will, and their plot to exterminate the RainWings and take over their kingdom. While alarmed, Grandeur regretfully says she can't do anything with Magnificent as queen, so Vivid challenges her to a RainWing challenge to become the new queen and save her tribe. Grandeur and Vivid explain the events in the challenge to the dragonets, with the current queen being given one day to arrange the challenge while Vivid studies.
Vivid starts preparing for the contest with help from Mangrove, a grumpy RainWing whose partner, Orchid, was also captured by the NightWings. Having learned that the RainWings don't organize their eggs, the dragonets ask about how they can tell who's related to who. Mangrove and Hibiscus demonstrate a venom test, which reveals they're related. Mangrove deduces that Hibiscus is his and Orchid's daughter. During Vivid's suntime, the dragonets discuss the RainWing venom test with their escort, during which it's revealed that Asha, the MudWing guardian who died retrieving Bog's egg, was in fact Bog's mother and that Diamondback is Arid's half-brother.
The following day, in the Arboretum, Queen Grandeur brings the other queens, Queen Fruit Bat, Queen Magnificent, Queen Exquisite, and Queen Dazzling as a team and tells Vivid to choose her own team. Vivid chooses Tamarin, Hibiscus, Hoatzin and, to everyone's shock, Windracer for her team.
Windracer and Exquisite compete in the treetop race. Windracer neglects to use his powers while Exquisite cheats, nearly killing him. Tamarin and Fruit Bat compete in the flower finding hunt, with Tamarin winning by finding the winning flower with her extremely good sense of smell. Hoatzin and Magnificent compete in a camouflage contest, and Hoatzin loses because his pet sloth, Fuzzy-Wuzzy, gives him away. Hibiscus and Dazzling compete in a fruit scavenger hunt, and even though Dazzling cheated, Hibiscus wins by one point. The last contest is between Queen Grandeur and Vivid in venom shooting.
In the distance part, Vivid loses. However, in the targeting part, Grandeur and Vivid's combined venom stops melting, revealing that Vivid is related to Grandeur. Grandeur, being the original queen, realizes that Vivid is the rightful queen and forfeits the challenge, making Vivid the new queen of the RainWings. Then, Cleverclaws flies in and tells them that they were attacked by NightWing guards from the tunnel who have taken Killer hostage.
On the NightWing Island, Heron and Hawk stray from the other three False Dragonets, who have started fighting again, and notice the NightWings carrying a barely-unconscious Killer to the fortress. Heron stares at the animus tunnel and tells Hawk that she feels it will somehow lead to their true destiny.
=== Part Four: The Dark Secret ===
Back in Possibility, Heron's brother, Caiman, thinks about how his other three sisters - Terra, Fen, and Grebe - were killed in the Dragonet Defenders' battle against the NightWings at the Summer Palace. He worries about Heron, wondering where she is and if she knows about their sisters' deaths. He then talks to Meerkat about why he joined the Dragonet Defenders and how he doesn't want to lose Heron after having lost their older sisters.
With the newly crowned Queen Vivid, Windracer immediately begins planning their quest to the NightWing Kingdom, using the knowledge he gained from his imprisonment. Windracer proposes that some of them scout ahead first, and his friends elect to join him despite him pointing out the danger. Forger brings them through, pretending to have captured them. The dragonets are thrown in the prison, but Forger sneaks in and frees them. They also find Killer and Ex-Queen Splendor of the RainWings, both of whom they plan to come back for.
While traveling through the fortress, Windracer has a vision of a secret room, which he finds hidden behind a map. He and his friends proceed inside while Forger stands guard, and they find a dragon rising from a cauldron of lava in the middle of the room. She reveals herself to be Queen Battlewinner and they find out she was forced to stay in the cauldron because an IceWing shot their frostbreath straight down her throat. Since the lava and ice canceled each other out, if she left the lava, the ice would finish its work and kill her. At Windracer's suggestion, the dragonets attempt to reason with her, but are forced to flee when she tries to attack them.
They hide in the caverns where they meet the False Dragonets of Destiny. Viper and Malicious attack Arid and Windracer, which results in Malicious scarring Windracer's chin and Viper falling in lava. Bog goes to save Arid and Windracer from the lava, during which he learns that hatching from a blood-red egg means he's immune to fire, but is forced to leave Viper behind. Heron reveals that none of the alternates, including herself, actually hatched on the brightest night and that she wants to go home. While heading for the tunnels, they overhear some NightWings discussing how the dragonets' actions and the impending volcanic eruption has them advancing their plan to attack the RainWings at midnight that night.
Forger distracts the NightWing guarding the tunnel, named Vanquisher, allowing the dragonets to slip past. Windracer suggests a new way of fighting for RainWings: tranquilizer darts to knock out the guards. Soon, all of the RainWings are armed with their blowguns. Ember, believing they may die in the fight, confesses to Subzero that she loves him. Subzero claims he doesn't love her back, but Windracer, having had visions of Ember and Subzero getting together romantically, recognizes that the IceWing is trying to protect her from himself.
Led by Queen Vivid, the army of RainWings goes through the tunnel. They free Orchid first, reuniting her with Mangrove and Hibiscus. Vivid shows Liana and Grandeur how to release the RainWings with a NightWing's spear before joining Windracer and Arid to go speak to Queen Battlewinner. As they're entering her chamber, Windracer notices the ground shaking and realizes the volcano is about to erupt. Vivid, Arid, and Windracer all confront Battlewinner and a scientist named Chessmaster with Princess Greatness beside them. They demand that Battlewinner stop the attack, but the NightWing queen refuses.
Furious at the queen, and desperate to save the NightWings, Windracer challenges Battlewinner for the throne, which shocks everyone. Queen Battlewinner shrieks in rage and attempts to kill him, but because she left her lava cauldron, the ice freezes her insides and kills her in a matter of seconds.
They then rush to free Splendor and Killer. During this period, the volcano begins shaking violently. They release Splendor and Killer and inform the NightWings about their plan. Almost all the NightWings exit through the tunnel, saying "King Windracer" except for Morrowseer. As they were about to leave, Morrowseer lunges to kill them but Killer intervenes and ends up sacrificing himself for his son and wife, apologizing for what he'd done, to the horror of Windracer and Auburn who are dragged to safety by Risktaker. During their escape, Arid is blinded by the eruption, but Bog shields Arid from the lava with his fireproof scales and brings her to the rainforest.
In the Ice Kingdom, Blaze asks Glacier about the Dragonets of Destiny. Glacier confirms that the dragonets haven't chosen a SandWing queen yet, and she's not confident they'll choose Blaze. She tells the SandWing princess to go inside and thinks to herself about introducing her to the dragonets.
Elsewhere, Blister meets with Nautilus and Squid, who had flown straight to the Talons of Peace right after coming through the tunnel to the rainforest. Both Nautilus and Blister wonder about Morrowseer's disappearance and why he sent Blister to a scavenger den. She suspects that the dragonets may be the reason for his disappearance and vows to kill them all.
At the SandWing Stronghold, Burn and her brother, Prince Smolder, discuss their prisoner, Prince Frost. Burn then tells him how much a bore Queen Tourmaline is because of how she wants to restore order in the Sky Kingdom. Burn then declares that she will destroy the prophecy by killing the dragonets.
=== Part Five: The Brightest Night ===
In Possibility, the remaining members of the Dragonet Defenders await the return of the dragonets and their escort. Among them are fraternal twin SkyWing dragonets Red and Cerise, Everglade, a MudWing dragonet, a NightWing-IceWing hybrid named Snowflight, and their human companions - Patch, Needletail, Stream, Rubble, Porcupine, and Pepper - who can all speak Dragon. The friends converse about meeting the Dragonets of Destiny themselves and who they think should be the new SandWing queen. Everglade tells them that she hopes the war will be over soon, and they all agree.
With the NightWings in the rainforest, Windracer, pushing the despair of watching his father's death away for the time being, addresses the NightWings as their new king and agrees with Queen Vivid to have them live in the rainforest until a new home for them can be found, assigning two RainWings to them each. However, Bog and Risktaker suddenly come bursting from the tunnel with an injured Arid. Windracer races to her side and is horrified by her injury. She is quickly taken to the healers where three days pass before she heals slightly without animus magic.
During that time Tamarin helps Arid adjust to not being able to see. Arid believes she's useless without her sight and worries about if this was how she was going to be for the rest of her life. Windracer assures her there will always be a Windracer and Arid and if she's blind forever they would deal with it together. Windracer offers to use his magic to heal her as a last resort once everything is settled with the NightWings, but Arid is still unsure about her usefulness.
Meanwhile, Windracer and Auburn head to the tunnel wanting to see Killer, and finally have some time to mourn for him with Inferno watching from the shadows. Windracer and Auburn head into the tunnel and find Killer's body and Windracer finally lets his emotions show and cries over his dead father's body - the father he only knew for a few days and yet sacrificed himself for him and his mother. Inferno reveals himself, seeing Windracer having lost his father and surprisingly offers his support to him, confessing that he never had a chance to mourn for Kestrel.
While Windracer and Queen Vivid are addressing the NightWings about a potential new home, Arid is kidnapped by Malicious, Vanquisher, and the brothers Chessmaster and Strongtalons. The four NightWings scheme to tell Burn about where the dragonets of the prophecy are and plan to use Arid as leverage to do just that, knowing how much Windracer loves her. But Arid manages to subdue them and escape despite being blind, affirming Windracer's assurance that she's not helpless in a handicapped state. Arid returns to Windracer and tells him about Malicious, Chessmaster, Strongtalons, and Vanquisher's plot, and the four traitors are taken into custody. Arid also becomes friends with Tamarin, who she sympathizes with for being born blind and not being able to see the beauty of the world around her.
Everyone gathers back in Possibility to figure how to end the war once and for all. Mayfly treats Arid's wounds, and her sight is fully healed. The group meets Coriander, Red, Cerise, Everglade, Snowflight, and their human friends while Heron reunites with Caiman, who reveals what happened to their sisters. Windracer meets two humans, who he calls Toothless and Windshear before learning that their names are actually Bat and Gust. They present him with some of the SandWing treasure, which includes a dreamvisitor. Windracer then uses his enchanted mirror to look into the past during Queen Oasis's rule and learns about the Eye of Onyx and its enchantment, and finds out that a human named Rose (named Flower by Prince Smolder) buried it near Queen Oasis's burial site - with it, the war can end.
The dragonets return to Possibility to organize a plan for ending the war. However, a SandWing named Addax appears, holding Ostrich, Six-Claws's daughter, as a hostage. Addax explains that he wants Arid so that he can give her to Burn in exchange for his return to the SandWing princess's army. Arid convinces Six-Claws to make the trade, with Windracer secretly following them with his invisibility stick.
At the stronghold, Smolder takes Arid from Addax's possession and escorts her to Burn's weirdling tower, where she would be held prisoner. Unaware of Windracer's presence, the SandWing prince tells Arid that three scavengers had killed Queen Oasis, and they encounter Frost and Rose. He apologetically chains Arid to the upper level of the tower, promising to take her out for a walk later.
Windracer reveals himself and unchains Arid. Together, they free Prince Frost before confronting Smolder. Windracer explains what he learned about Rose, and convinces Smolder to help them end the war. While checking the map he enchanted earlier, Windracer notices an extra red dot indicating that there's a fourth heir to the SandWing throne. They follow the map to Palm, Smolder's former girlfriend who he thought had been killed by Queen Oasis, and their daughter, Onyx. Windracer and Arid quickly determine that Onyx is no better than Burn and Blister, leaving Blaze as the remaining heir they haven't met. They reunite with their friends in Possibility and the group heads north toward the Ice Kingdom with Frost.
After flying for the rest of the day, the dragonets settle down for the night in rocky terrain. In the morning, they finish their journey to Princess Blaze's fortress, where Frost reunites with his mother, Queen Glacier. Blaze quickly proves herself to be too air-headed and unfit to be queen, leaving the dragonets unsure of what to do. Glacier invites them to a funeral for Sleet, which is held at the fortress, with Windracer delivering a eulogy for the princess.
Back in Possibility, Windracer plans to bring the three sisters and Onyx together in the SandWing Stronghold to end the war peacefully. The dragons discuss who to send to inform the other queens of the plan. Auburn is chosen to contact Queen Tourmaline while Heron and Caiman go to Queen Moorhen. Typhoon volunteers to go to the Ice Kingdom, explaining that IceWing hybrids can pass over the Great Ice Cliff unharmed, along with his father, Verglas. Lapis Lazuli, Typhoon's mother, goes to the Kingdom of the Sea to inform Queen Coral. Queen Glacier and Queen Moorhen pass the message to Blaze and Burn, respectively. The dragonets, guided by Hawk, fly to the Talons of Peace camp, where they're greeted by Nautilus, Riptide, an IceWing named Graupel and an unknown SandWing. Windracer and his friends ask Nautilus to send the message to Blister, and he agrees to do so. Ten days later, everyone gathers in the stronghold.
The four heirs meet. Onyx reveals her heritage to her aunts, despite Palm and Smolder's attempts to dissuade her. Burn lunges to kill Smolder, but Palm intercepts it and is killed instead, devastating Smolder. Onyx tries to fight Burn, but is badly injured and quickly defeated. Blister then offers Burn a gift, to "reunite the family." The gift happens to be a box containing two dragonbite vipers. Burn rips off the top, seizing one of the vipers, but she is unaware of the second one. The second viper leaps from the box, biting Burn's ankle. She stomps on the viper, killing it, but it is too late. The venom quickly kills the eldest and strongest of the sisters, and Burn's dead talons fall open, releasing the first viper.
The viper slithers about, reaching for Windracer and Arid but Ember tries to catch the snake and is bitten in the process. Windracer quickly uses his magic to save her life while Subzero kills the viper. Subzero confesses to Ember that he loves her and apologizes for pushing her away.
With Burn dead and Onyx knocked out cold, Blister challenges Blaze to a one-on-one fight, only mere steps away from the throne. Mid-battle, Rose leads Windracer and the dragonets to the grave of Queen Oasis, in which was the Eye of Onyx. Remembering what Typhoon had said about IceWing hybrids crossing the Great Ice Cliff, Windracer declares that Arid should be the next SandWing queen. Out of rage, Blister reveals that she planned everything - from her mother's death to Burn's, and snatches the Eye out of Arid's talons. The enchantment on the treasure reduces Blister to a pile of ash, leaving only Blaze left, therefore ending the war. Arid then accepts her new role as queen of the SandWings.
=== Epilogue ===
One month later, King Windracer, Queen Arid, Bog, Princess Lagoon, Marmoset, Mango, Inferno, Auburn, Ember, Snowflight, Red, and Cerise (the latter four having been officially adopted by Auburn) are planning out a school for young dragonets from all the tribes. Windracer looks out over Jade Mountain and asks his friends to picture a school there and whether or not it was perfect. The group agrees and pitch in their ideas about what to do with the school. Arid mentions Coriander, the orphan SandWing she met in Possibility who has been adopted by Prince Diamondback, to which Windracer agrees. Lagoon thinks that she can convince her mother to let Anemone and Auklet to attend the school.
That night, a party is held for the completion of the Jade Mountain Palace, which is set to be the residence of the NightWing royalty and council members, and the NightWings moving back to their old kingdom on the talon peninsula under Windracer's leadership. King Windracer proposes marriage to Queen Arid in front of everyone, and she accepts, ending the first story.
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