Wings of Fire The Cursed Emerald

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|-|Introduction=
Please don't edit this, it belongs to Kyuu and if you take anything or copy characters and claim them as yours, don't use them. If you want to use them, ask me for permission.
Also, in the story, there are some new queens, and I got this from the fanfiction A New Era by Rain. The Dragonets of Destiny's generation is gone, and the story is set in 6790 A.S.
|-|Current Queens=
MudWings: Queen Sandbar
SandWings: Queen Oasis (named after the original Oasis)
SeaWings: Queen Seaweed
SkyWings: Queen Cloud
RainWings & NightWings: Queen Hibiscus
IceWings: Queen Floe
LeafWings & SilkWings: Queen Dewdrop (Leaf/Silk hybrid)
HiveWings: Queen Widow
|-|The Secret Royal Prophecy=
Far from the warmth,
As the sun rises,
Something is coming.
You have to face your fears,
And open your ears,
For the magic can't save you.
When the whales leap at dawn,
A freezing evil will come, the one of royal blood.
The blue ice prince will come to steal a gift,
And draw blue, icy blood.
So let him come,
The secret SeaWing royal,
He is the solution,
To bring peace once again.
|-|Winglets=
Jade Winglet: Whitecap, Cobalt, Daybreak, Spellbreaker, Crimson, Sahara, Caramel, Aurora, Pinecone, Bumblebee 
Gold Winglet: Almond, Snowdrift, Darkshadow, Abalone, Ember, Lemur, Sandstorm, Honeycomb, Nightshade, Glasswing
Silver Winglet: Mightybreaker, Iceberg, Blackscales, Aqua, Skyline, Elegant, Topaz, Scorpionfly, Spruce, Swallowtail
Copper Winglet: Amber, Polar, Groundshaker, Princess Auklet, Cloud, Durian, Brushfire, Ladybug, Spruce, Emerald
Quartz Winglet: Swamp, Sleet, Brightseer, Bubble, Prince Cliff, Dragonfruit, Horus, Ant, Lily, Violet
Sapphire Winglet: Mudslide, Icetail, Firestarter, Conch, Phoenix, Guava, Cactus, Grasshopper, Fern, Tiger
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== Prologue ==
There is death in this prologue, but it is mild.
Three dragons stood next to an egg. 
"Finally," the RainWing said. "My eggs will hatch... and I'll try to stop my brother's spell." She looked at one of her eggs hopefully.
Then, she whispered, “It’s hatching,” The small, silvery egg had three little cracks. The only moon in the rainforest sky was making the egg shine like a rainbow, in a way. 
“Come out, we know you can make it,” she said to the egg. Two more cracks appeared and a small dragon claw poked a hole in the eggshell. Then, the egg split in two and a small dragonet came out.
She had black scales all around and hints of pink here and there. She also had silver teardrop scales next to her eyes, that shone beautifully. 
“Aww,” said a NightWing, this one also female. “My daughter,” said the other NightWing, a male. “Our daughter,” the RainWing corrected him. 
Then, they heard footsteps, coming towards them. It was another NightWing. The RainWing said, “Answerseeker? What’s going--” “Your house--fire--the egg--” Answerseeker said. 
“Whoa, whoa, whoa, back it up,” said the second voice. “What do you mean, eggs and fire?” Answerseeker stared at her, his eyes wide with terror. “Your house, Axolotl,” he said to the RainWing. “It-it’s on fire."
Axolotl’s eyes went wide. “The other egg! It’s not safe!” She shouted.
She ran towards the RainWing Village. 
“Axolotl, don’t!” said the male NightWing. “The egg’s gone, Sharpclaws,” Answerseeker said to him. “I’m sorry.” 
Sharpclaws looked dismayed. “No,” he said, sadly. “But,” Answerseeker continued, “you still have the other dragonet.”
Sharpclaws looked at the teeny dragonet with hope in his eyes. “Yes,” he said, hopefully. 
“But, didn't one of my eggs appear in your visions, Answerseeker” Sharpclaws asked. He answered, "Yeah, my vivsions showed that one of your children will break this terrible curse." 
Sharpclaws smiled. "In that case, my daughter’s name will be Spellbreaker.”
== PART ONE: A New Prophecy ==
== Chapter One: Jade Mountain Academy ==
“Father,” Spellbreaker said. “I don’t think I’m ready for this.”
Her father looked at her. His eyes were calm and kind. Maaaaaaybe a little TOO kind. His glasses started to slip off his face, but he quickly pushed them back up. Oh, Spellbreaker, he thought. She's-- oh, she's listening to my thoughts again, I can see it in her thoughts.
Spellbreaker quickly realized that her mind reader father was reading her mind. Father! she thought furiously. Keep your thoughts to yourself, 
He sighed. Then, he thought, This school is the best in the world. They’ve added sections for Pantalan dragons, so you’ll make new friends and learn about HiveWings, SilkWings and LeafWings! 
Spellbreaker rolled her eyes.
I know you want what'us best for me but I don’t want to leave the rainforest! Spellbreaker thought angrily.
Jade Mountain seems nice, but I don’t know. Maybe I can't do this. Spellbreaker took a deep breath.
“Ok, Father, I’m ready,” she said, at last. She stopped herselft from adding, I think, to her sentence. “Alright,” Her father said. “Let’s go. It can’t be as bad as you think.”
Just then, a little lizard scuttled over Spellbreaker’s claws. “AHH!” she shouted. She started to swipe at it, but it kept dodging her attacks. 
"Grrr,” she growled. “I AM TRYING TO HURT YOU, LITTLE LIZARD. WHY ISN’T IT WORKING. ARRRRGH."
Spellbreaker’s father smiled. “No need to get mad at some little lizards,” he chuckled, pushing his glasses up even FARTHER for NO REASON AT ALL. 
“But you don’t get it, it’s only the WORST LIZARD EVER TO LIVE.” Spellbreaker growled. “Can we just go to the school already?” “Alright, let’s actually go.” Spellbreaker’s father said. 
Ok, Spellbreaker thought. Let’s do this.
== Chapter Two: Gifts ==
"COBALT!" Shoreline screamed.
"Yes mother," he called. He looked straight into Shoreline's gleaming blue eyes. "I thought I had lost you, stop running away!" She scolded him. Cobalt nodded. I wonder why she's always like that, Cobalt thought. Always, "Oh, Cobalt, stay with me," and "Oh, Cobalt, why did you move two feet away?" It's a little...strange. 
She looked at him like he was forgetting something really important. "Oh!" He said, as he remembered that he was supposed to go to Jade Mountain and attend the school there.
"I'd better get packing," Cobalt said, quickly. Before his overprotective mother interfered. Yes, that would be preferred. He stepped into the salty water, feeling, for once, happiness. 
When he went to his house, he subconsciously flashed, I can do this, in the underwater language, Aquatic. 
When he finished packing his things, he took a necklace of pearls that was given to him by the tribe's animus, Chrysaor. 
It would give him other dragons' secrets that Cobalt needed to know.
I'm sure this will be great! For once, I'll get to go outside and be free! he thought happily, thinking about all the wonderful things that would happen at Jade Mountain.
When Cobalt arrived, he came to the conclusion that it was the worst and longest distance he had ever flown. 
He saw that it was Fatespeaker greeting dragons who came. Cobalt put on his best smile, because she could get annoying very quickly. "Hello!" she said, grinning from ear to ear. "Welcome to Jade Mountain Academy! I'll tell you who you'll be clawmates with in juuuuuuust a sec..." She unrolled a scroll until she found Cobalt's winglet.
"Aha!" She said triumphantly. "Your winglet is the Jade Winglet, and your sharing a cave with Spellbreaker and Daybreak!
You are going to loooove theeeeem!" She said in a sing-song voice. 
Yep, he thought. Definitely annoying. He walked in and remembered dreaming about this moment. 
It was better than he expected! The big yellow banner with dragons of different colors, and the smaller one that hung from the ceiling saying, WELCOME TO JADE MOUNTAIN!, in big, bold letters. Dragons were everywhere, SandWings, HiveWings, NightWings, LeafWings, SkyWings. It seemed like all of both continents was there.
Cobalt stepped into his cave, after dealing with a lot of dragons in his way. It wasn't much, with a tall-ish ceiling and two hammocks, one sleeping mat.
This is cute, he thought. I am definitely sleeping on the mat, though.
When his clawmate, Spellbreaker, finally entered the room, time seemed to slow down. She looked beautiful. There were hints of pink scales on the underside of her wings, and silver teardrop scales next to her eyes.
Didn't that mean something important? Cobalt couldn't remember.
He got jolted back to the real world when Spellbreaker said, "Hello? You OK?" Cobalt blinked hard a few times. "Uhhh, ye- yes I'm ferfectly pine." He managed to say.
"Well," She said, "I'm Spellbreaker. You're Cobalt, right?" We are going to be best clawmates ever. Cobalt thought, happily. 
Spellbreaker smiled.
"Let's meet our winglet together."
== Chapter Three: Visions ==
Spellbreaker had found Fatespeaker at the front of the academy. Spellbreaker could hear ALL of Fatespeaker's happy thoughts and it was SUPER ANNOYING. She was assigned a cave to share with Cobalt and Daybreak. There were also WAY more dragons than Spellbreaker preferred. Why did there HAVE to be SO MANY DRAGONS at the front, they were WASTING Spellbreaker's time.
She took a short detour to the Prey Center, though Spellbreaker liked fruits better. Luckily there were TONS of fruits.
Much more than Spellbreaker could count, including dragonberries, papayas, mangoes, coconuts, and much more. 
She took some mangoes to go, and ate them as she explored the school. She walked past classes for history, art, and more that Spellbreaker didn't see, because some DRAGONS were IN THE WAY.
When Spellbreaker was full, she headed to her winglet caves to familiarize herself with the layout. I'll meet Cobalt and Daybreak, and... Then the walls seemed like they were caving in. The world was fading to black, as Spellbreaker stumbled around blindly. 
Then there was a faint light, aaaaaall the way at the end of the tunnel. Spellbreaker squinted to try to see more of what was on the other side. 
It was an IceWing. An IceWing with dazzling white-blue scales, and a small crown on his head. He was using frostbreath to... 
the scene was terrible. He was using his frostbreath to freeze other IceWings, and held the gift of healing, all the narwhal horns needed to heal frostbreath injuries. And he didn't heal anyone.
Then, words faintly apppeared:
Far... warmth,
As the sun...
Something... coming.
Face...fears,
Open your...
..Magic...
Everything was all fuzzy and mixed up, which was SO INFURIATING. What did the words mean? Spellbreaker was confused.
All she was sure of, was that the vision was about to happen soon.
== Chapter Four: Secrets==
When Spellbreaker came to, she woke up with no one in sight, thankfully. She hurriedly walked to her cave, and saw her new clawmate, Cobalt.
She read his mind and saw he was debating on where he would sleep; one of the hammocks or the sleeping mat. He decided the mat would be perfect. I am definitely sleeping on the mat, though, he thought.
Then he turned, and he froze in place, staring at Spellbreaker. She realized he was... IN LOVE? Spellbreaker realized with a jolt that she kind of liked him too.
"Hello?" she asked him. "Are you ok?" He blinked a few times, trying to remember who he was, and responded, "Uhhhh, I'm ferfectly pine,"
She smiled at what he was thinking; She's beautiful...wow,
"Let's go meet our winglet together." She said, and he almost fainted. "Um, y-yeah sure, where do w-we go fir-first?" he stammered. 
"We can go find Daybreak, Bumblebee, and all the others. And we could go to the Prey Center, too," She added quickly, because he was thinking about a romantic date with her while eating.
"O-ok," he said, happily. He walked, sort of in a daze, and had a SUPER goofy smile on his face, which Spellbreaker surprisingly loved. 
They walked to the Prey Center, even though Spellbreaker already ate. "What do you want to eat? Salmon? Tuna? Jellyfish?"
Spellbreaker asked Cobalt. "I think tuna would be good, it's my favorite fish." He responded. She's what I always dreamed, but... will Shoreline be alright with me being with a hybrid that isn't a SeaWing? He thought, his hope fading away.
"I think it'll be fine, and Shoreline will like me, or so my visions say," Spellbreaker said, and immediately regretted it. He didn't know she was a mind reader. Or a seer.
Cobalt stared in shock. He felt betrayed and confused. Spellbreaker continued. "Shoreline can stick mangoes up her snout for all I care. Who... is she, anyways?" 
Cobalt was too shocked to answer. "You--you just-- you can--" Spellbreaker quickly interrupted him with, "Yes, yes, I have both my tribe's powers. No RainWing venom though," Spellbreaker added, seeing he was even MORE shocked because he thought she had venom in her fangs, too.
"No venom, you are safe from what you're thinking will happen and-- why are you thinking that?" Spellbreaker said, sadness creeping into her voice. He thought she would go crazy because-- wait, how in Pyrrhia did he know--? 
She immediately stopped thinking about that alarming thought. How Cobalt knew her biggest secret, was unknown to her, but one thing was for sure.
Cobalt knew Spellbreaker was an animus, and that was the most dangerous thing he could know.
== Chapter Five: The Prophecy Revealed==
Cobalt only needed one look, and he was in love. With a non-SeaWing, also, she was a hybrid, nonetheless! Shoreline would be so furious... she had always wanted him to marry a SeaWing, not another tribe dragon. 
Cobalt had no idea why, though. But his mind was somewhere else, since he was with the dragon he loved, Spellbreaker, and nothing else mattered. 
As they walked to the Prey Center, his pearl necklace jolted, and he suddenly had a horrible thought that ruined his day.
The enchanted necklace gave him information: Spellbreaker was an animus. ANd he had just seen her read his thoughts and talk about her visions!
And the necklace jolted again, and Spellbreaker responded to his thoughts; Shoreline won't like Spellbreaker and will try to seperate us, and said, "Shoreline can stick mangoes up her snout for all I care. Who is she, anyways?"
He stared at Spellbreaker in shock. She looked at him, and her smile completely vanished. "You--you just--you can--" Cobalt stemmered. She was talking about Shoreline. And he only thought about it! "Why are you thinking that?" she asked, looking concerned.
Oh, no he thought. She's gonna use her power to much and go crazy, death death, darkness, gloom and doom--oh no!
And she suddenly tensed, and looked worried. Oh, no, I'm not supposed to know, ahhhhhhhh, I'm going to die! He thought, starting to panic. 
"No,no,no, you're safe, I'm not going to kill you!" She said, a little too reassuringly. Did that mean something bad?
No, it didn't, Spellbreaker was trustworthy. Right? Yes, Cobalt was very sure.
Just then, she let out a cry of pain, and collapsed. Dragons in the next cave over walked to Cobalt's cave. They had wide eyes, and they probably knew what was going to happen.
Then she slowly heaved herself up and turned her head to the cave ceiling. Her eyes were white and weird, like an endless void. 
Then she spoke:
"Far from the warmth,
As the sun rises,
Something is coming.
You have to face your fears,
And open your ears,
For magic can't save you.
When the whales leap at dawn,
A freezing evil come, the one of royal blood.
The blue ice prince, will come to steal a gift,
And draw blue, icy blood.
So let him come,
The secret SeaWing royal,
He is the solution,
To bring peace once again."
Then she collapsed a second time, and a long moment passed before anyone in the room moved or spoke.
"A...prophecy," One of the NightWings breathed. "Darkshadow! We have to tell everyone! Come on!" The other one said.
"No, Blackscales! This SeaWing was obviously scarred for life and I like goat meat--" "What does that have to do with anything I just said!?" Blackscales retorted. "You make up random things at the wrong times!"
Cobalt tuned them out, because he knew that this conversation wouldn't go anywhere except more bickering. He only sat quietly and gawked at Spellbreaker. Then, after the two NightWing siblings left, she woke up.
"Oh, hello, Cobalt," Spellbreaker said. "Yes," she said, responding to Cobalt's thought, Prophecy! AHHHHHHHH!, "That was definitely a prophecy, and you know what that means, right?" She asked. "What does it mean?" Cobalt asked her.
"It means," She said, "We're going to another kingdom, possibly two... and you might know one of those kingdoms very well."
== PART TWO: The Truth ==
==Chapter Six: Adventure==
Cobalt was surprised that Spellbreaker had delivered a prophecy on the first day of school. It was cool that the dragon he loved had delivered a prophecy, but that meant adventuring. 
Cobalt was not very brave, so he didn't like that he had to go on an adventure. A random thought was floating around in his brain; a thought of... something was wrong. But he always felt that, but not like this. What could it be?
His mind felt all weird and fuzzy. Spellbreaker seemed to know what was happening, but she kept her mouth shut.
"So," Cobalt said, "where exactly are we going?" Spellbreaker answered, "The Kingdom of the Sea, and the Ice Kingdom."
"Oh," Cobalt murmured. "Hmm, I thought we were going to the Sand Kingdom or something." 
She didn't laugh at his joke. Well, it wasn't really funny anyways, he thought. Spellbreaker gestured for him to follow her. He followed her reluctantly, and they slowly made their way to the front entrance, then she abruptly stopped.
Spellbreaker murmured something under her breath, and she started toward the wall. What in Pyrrhia--? he thought, but then she disappeared walking right through the wall.
Cobalt resisted the urge to shriek. No one seemed to notice she left. Oh, Cobalt thought. It's a spell.
Then, she stuck her head through the wall to look at Cobalt, and she whisper-shouted, "Come over here!"
He walked over to her head, and walked through the wall. "What was that!?" he asked her immediately after he got through.
"A spell to walk through the wall and find a cave to take us wherever we need to go," she answered him.
He just nodded slowly, and then added in a whisper, "Won't you lose your soul, or something?" She snorted. "Nah, of course not! Why would you think that?" 
He stared at her. "Well, have you ever heard of the Royal SeaWing Massacre?!" he almost shouted in rage. Spellbreaker just looked at him. It looked like she was listening to something...
"Hey, don't read my thoughts!" he said. "Sorry, can't help it," she said. He snorted and thought, As if,
Spellbreaker looked like she was going to burst. Cobalt talonpalmed. I shouldn't think anything! he thought angrily at himself.
Spellbreaker waved at the other side of the cave and a she walked through the rocky cave wall. Cobalt followed, still in awe about what she just did.
As they came out of the rocky cave, Cobalt felt like he was sinking into a large hole. Everything around him was so icy and cold, with big towers of ice all around and the sound of cracking ice echoing in the air. 
Spellbreaker looked back at him and said, "IceWing patrols usually come around this place," He nodded, that making him feel even more afraid.
"We have to be careful for the villages nearby," she whispered. "The journey ahead won't be easy." Cobalt nodded, feeling a little warmer with Spellbreaker nearby. Even though he was anxious, he knew he could trust her. She was the one who picked him for this adventure, after all.
They walked together on the icy ground, the wind making Cobalt shiver. He felt really worried, like something bad might happen. But Spellbreaker stayed with him, and that made him feel a little better.
As they went on, Cobalt thought the Ice Kingdom was really pretty, with all the sparkly ice everywhere. But he also knew there could be danger hiding in the cold caves.
Suddenly, Spellbreaker stopped, her eyes looking around. "We're being watched," she whispered. Cobalt's heart started beating rapidly as he looked around, trying to see who was watching them.
Spellbreaker led them away from their path, going through icy tunnels. Cobalt tried to keep up, feeling really scared now, but he knew he had to stay close to Spellbreaker.
As they went on, Cobalt felt more and more scared. But then she pointed ahead and said, "We're here." Cobalt looked and saw a big ice castle glowing in the moonlight. Even though he was still scared, he felt a little excited too.
As they approached the castle, Cobalt's heart pounded with a mix of excitement and fear. The castle loomed before them like a fortress of frost, its spires reaching toward the starry sky. Spellbreaker's scales shimmered with a blend of vibrant colors in the moonlight as she led the way, her expression determined.
As they entered the castle gates, Cobalt couldn't help but marvel at the grandeur of the icy halls. Glowing crystals adorned the walls, casting a soft light that danced across the floor.
Spellbreaker guided Cobalt through the maze-like corridors of the castle, her keen eyes scanning their surroundings for any signs of danger. Cobalt stuck close to her side, his heart racing with every echoing footstep.
Finally, they reached the throne room, where Queen Floe, the regal IceWing monarch, sat upon her icy throne. Her scales gleamed like freshly fallen snow, and her piercing gaze bore into Cobalt with a mix of curiosity and suspicion.
"Who dares to trespass in my kingdom?" Queen Floe demanded, her voice echoing off the icy walls.
Spellbreaker stepped forward, her spine straight and her gaze unwavering. "Your Majesty," she began, "we seek refuge and guidance."
The IceWing queen regarded them with a calculating gaze, her icy breath forming frosty clouds in the air. "And why should I grant you such favors?" she asked, her tone laced with skepticism.
Spellbreaker's eyes narrowed slightly, but she remained composed. "We mean no harm," she replied. "We are on a journey, guided by a prophecy."
For a long moment, the throne room was silent, the only sound the crackling of the icy walls. Then, finally, Queen Floe spoke, her voice tinged with curiosity. "A prophecy, you say?" she mused. "Very well. But know this, young ones. Prophecies are a form of poetry, using symbols and mind-boggling phrases. Know that some things are not what you think they are."
Cobalt felt a shiver run down his spine at the queen's words, but he squared his shoulders, determined to face whatever lay ahead.
With a respectful nod, Cobalt and Spellbreaker acknowledged Queen Floe's warning. Despite the uncertainty of what lay ahead, Cobalt felt a surge of determination coursing through him. He knew that the fate of Pyrrhia depended on their success, and he was willing to brave any danger to fulfill the prophecy.
As they departed from the ice castle, Spellbreaker led Cobalt through the frost-covered landscape, her movements swift and purposeful. Cobalt marveled at the icy beauty surrounding them, but he couldn't shake the feeling of something was wrong.
That same feeling kept hitting him. He wondered why Spellbreaker refrained from saying anything earlier.
"Where are we going next?" Cobalt asked, his voice barely above a whisper.
Spellbreaker glanced back at him, her eyes reflecting the moonlight. "To the Kingdom of the Sea," she replied. "We have to talk with the SeaWing queen."
Cobalt's heart skipped a beat at the mention of his own kind. The thought of facing the queen filled him with a mixture of excitement. He also faintly remembered that the SeaWing royal animus had given him the necklace, even thought he was not supposed to.
As they suddenly reappeared in their tiny cave, Cobalt wondered why he also remebered something about... him and the queen, Seaweed, together happy. Not like he had dragonets with her, but like... they were family. Probably just a dream, he thought, waving it away.
But he still had a strange feeling that something about the royal SeaWing family... connected to him.
== Chapter Seven: The Kingdom of the Sea ==
Spellbreaker was determined to get to her next destination.
She murmured a spell, and she and Cobalt appeared back in their teleporting cave. She whispered another spell on her necklace, that suddenly appeared on her neck, because she had put a spell to make it invisible for... personal reasons.
She said, "Enchant this necklace so it will disguise me as a female SeaWing named Seastar for as much time as I need,"
and Cobalt shrieked.
"SPELLBREAKER! AIEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!" he shrieked, not knowing what had happened. "It's ok, it's me, Spellbreaker," she reassured him.
"Why do I think your name is Seastar!?" he asked, horrified. She sighed. "It's a spell," she answered. Yeesh, he doesn't even try to reassure himself, she thought.
His eyes still bulged out of his sockets as he said, "Ok." They appeared on a sunny, sandy shore. The waves crashed against the shoreline, and small crabs scuttled across the sandy floor.
One tiny crab walked over to the two dragons. Spellbreaker stared at it intently. Cobalt thought, Awww, it looks like Shrimp's pet crab-- wait, who's Shrimp?
Spellbreaker wanted to tell him something important, but for some reason, she couldn't say anything about it. There is powerful magic at work here, she thought.
She walked into the water, and Cobalt followed her. They swam to the deep palace, Spellbreaker following Cobalt, because she didn't know where the palace was.
They got to the palace, and a few commoners greeted them. The ocean looked beautiful from above, but underneath it was another level of beauty.
Tiny fish darted around, above, and in large pieces of coral. There were so many fish, and a few eels here and there. Some SeaWings were hunting for sharks and fish. All the different types of coral made a small rainbow of new colors.
They swam toward one of the guards at the door of the throne room. "I, Seastar, am here to meet the queen. May I come in?" she flashed in Aquatic. The guard regarded them for a moment, then flashed, "You cannot--" he stopped abruptly, as if listening to something, and he flashed, "Yes, you may come in."
He swam out of their way, and they entered the vast throne room. Bubbles rose up from small holes in the ground. The room was made of blue stone, almost glowing in the light of some sea cucumbers. The queen sat elegantly on her throne made of pearls, and the same blue stone as the room.
She wore three large pearl necklaces, and pearl earrings, as she watched them intently. She suddenly flashed, "What brings you here?"
Spellbreaker answered, "I'm here to inform you about a prophecy that was delivered earlier today. There is something about--SeaWing-- a SeaWing royal," her flashes stopped and went.
This spell is SO ANNOYING! Who even CAST it in the FIRST PLACE? she thought angrily. Then, she flashed, "You should be aware of a danger from within the tribe. There is powerful magic emanating from this room."
Queen Seaweed thought about this for a bit, and started to flash something, and it all went downhill from there.
== Chapter Eight: Attack at Seashell Beach ==
Warning; there is mild blood.
Queen Seaweed seemed menacing, but she was actually very kind. Spellbreaker liked that about her. But when she was about to answer Spellbreaker, the king, Plankton, swam into the room. 
He flashed something neither Cobalt nor Spellbreaker knew what it meant, and Seaweed suddenly stiffened. Her eyes glazed over, and so did King Plankton's. 
Cobalt and Spellbreaker appeared on a beach, and Cobalt thought, This is Seashell beach! Where I came to play with Undertoe-- WHO IS UNDERTOE? He shook his head, and blinked hard.
Then, the king and queen appeared on the beach, their teeth bared. The queen lunged at Spellbreaker, and she quickly dodged.
Meanwhile,Cobalt was having a meltdown. Who is Shrimp? Who is Undertoe? MOONS, WHO AM I?
Spellbreaker cast a spell on him so he appeared back in her transporting cave. She knew she had an advantage over the king and queen with magic, but she didn't feel like casting spells on them. They were being controlled by another animus.
Spellbreaker stood her ground, knowing who, but not why, did this.
She started her spell. Seaweed started to claw at her, and Plankton had somehow sneaked behind Spellbreaker.
She tried to cast a spell on a seashell lying in the sand beside her. If I am holding this, it will keep me sa-- Plankton struck Spellbreaker, biting her on the tail. The seashell flew out of her talons. A bit of blood came out of her new wound. She winced in pain, and clawed the king's nose, in self defense. 
The king reared back, eyes wild with fury. She faced him and tried to take the spell off of him. Enchant my nacklace to remove any spell on any dragon I want. she thought at her emerald necklace.
The king stopped in his tracks. He plopped down on the ground, and watched her intently. One down, one to go.
She rushed over to the queen, and she dodged a swipe. Spellbreaker whacked Seaweed with her tail, and she winced. Then, the SeaWing queen stopped, confusion and bewilderment flickering across her face.
She looked at her mate, Plankton. "What-- what happened?" she asked Spellbreaker. "You were under a spell. And I know who it was."
Seaweed and Plankton looked at her, waiting for the culprit to be revealed.
"It was your son, Chrysaor."
== Chapter Nine: Betrayed ==
Mild blood warning.
Cobalt found himself in Spellbreaker's cave again. 
She had cast a spell on him to transport him to the tiny cave, because the royal SeaWings were going crazy, apparently under a spell. He was also confused. Why was he remembering that he used to play with dragonets named Undertoe, Shrimp and Chrysaor.
But why? And when? he thought. He shook his head. Why is this happening to me!? He shrank back into the shadow of the dimly lit cave, the only light coming from a few torches.
He wacked himself a few times with his tail, and flashed "I'm such a scaredy-trout..."
A few minutes passed, and he kept doing the same thing over and over. What's happening? Moons, help me! 
Then, he heard, faintly, the voice of Spellbreaker saying something like this, "Cash a smell on Cobalt, so that when this smattle is over, the shell on him will be thrifted,"
He tilted his head in confusion. What had she just said? he thought, confused. Then it dawned on him. He was a SeaWing royal! That was why Shoreline had wanted him to marry a SeaWing; for heirs!
Then, his mile faded away with a terrible thought. Why didn't she tell me this? His mind raced with the possible answers, but none came to mind.
Just then, Spellbreaker appeared, a bit of blood spattered on her tail. "Wh-what happened?" Cobalt asked. "The king and queen were under a spell," she answered.
His eyes widened. "And it was their son, Chrysaor. Your brother." He gulped. "But why? He was nice to me before... before the king and queen threw me out of the palace."
Spellbreaker nodded. Cobalt suddenly had a thought. "Maybe... Spellbreaker, do you think that... that Chrysaor had cast a spell beforehand? Like, he cast a spell to kick me out... but why?"
Spellbreaker seemed to understand. "Yeah, maybe because... he didn't like something you did?" Cobalt shook his head. "I don't remember angering anyone. I wonder..."
"Let's move on," Spellbreaker said suddenly. "You know, the 'blue ice prince will come to steal a gift, and draw blue, icy blood.' We should head back to the Ice Kingdom."
Cobalt nodded. "Alright. let's go. But tell me, why didn't we try to even look for the prince?"
"Because it wouldn't happen until the next day, which is today. We only went there to warn Floe." Spellbreaker answered him.
"Hmmmm..." he said in reply.
Suddenly, she stopped moving, and was barely breathing. Her eyes seemed distant and far away. "Spellbreaker? Are you ok?"
Cobalt asked her.
After a few moments of silence, she started breathing normally. Cobalt let out a sigh of relief. "Phew! I thought you were dead or... some..thing?"
She stared at him. "We... we're too late." Cobalt just looked at her. "W-what do you mean?" 
She looked at her claws.
"Prince Blizzard. He's started murdering now. We're too late."
== Chapter Ten: Icy, Blue Blood ==
Alert! NEW POV: Princess Snowstorm
Death and blood warning.
The Ice Kingdom was very safe.
No tribe other than IceWings would want to live there. Not that they could, anyways, Princess Snowstorm thought. She flew down as she spotted prey; polar bears.
Snowstorm dove towards her prey, only for it to be snatched by Blizzard, her brother, also a prince. "Hey! That was my prey! You can't just swoop down in front of me and steal it, you just can't!" Snowstorm grumbled.
Blizzard didn't seem to care. He only shrugged, and flew away with freshly-killed prey. As they made it back to the palace once hunting time was over, it was time soon time to go to bed. 
But no one had suspected one thing to happen. And it went back to bite them on the tail. Of course he was also an animus, to make matters worse.
The IceWing Royal Massacre. No one thought Blizzard, the queen's pet, to betray them all and have no remorse. He was nice to the other royals but treated Snowstorm like a pile of yellow snow.
I knew this was gonna happen. He's so predictable, the young princess thought. As all the killing was happening, she slunk away, and escaped the kingdom.
"Hmmm," she said to herself. "I didn't think it was gonna be this easy to hide away from 'em." As she started down to the beach, she noticed something. She didn't know where in Pyrrhia she was.
Snowstorm entered a cave and thought about what she should have done.
Now I'm stuck 'ere. Arrrrrrgh, she thought furiously. The wind was getting warmer, so she was definitely-- wait, she was in a cave. How could there be wind down here?
She felt around for where the wind was coming from. The jagged rocks hanging from the cold stone ceiling were in Snowstorm's way. She had already bumped into them three times!
Snowstorm finally made it to the place the wind was coming from. There was a small hole that Snowstorm would barely be able to fit through.
She squeezed in and saw a path. The stone floor looked almost see-through. Snowstorm walked along it, and was on the path for a long time.
She came to a stop, because she recognized the tunnel. It was a secret entrance to the Forbidden Royal Treasury. Snowstorm looked at all the things and saw something that wasn't there when Floe showed her this place.
It was an opal ring that shone beautifully. Ooooh. That looks pretty, Snowstorm thought.
"The gift of vision," she read aloud. "Hm. I'll take it. Not sure what it could do, but eh, doesn't matter." The princess slid the opal ring on her ring claw on her right talon.
"Uh, I don't feel much diff'rent than before, but alright." She said. "Wait," she realized that if she was in the Forbidden Royal Treasury, she was under the IceWing royal palace.
Snowstorm shrugged, and decided to enter the palace, see how things were going. he climbed out of the secret entrance, next to the queen's bed.
The young IceWing looked at the icy walls, tiny snowflakes glittering all around in them. This animus gift, after all these years, is still here, she thought.
Snowstorm ran her claws along the blue-white walls, trying to remember why she was here. "Right, to check how the kingdom's goin'," she reminded herself.
She hurried to the hall where the gift of order, or the wall, used to be, and remembered her great-grandmother Snowfall's stories about how she destroyed "that wretched wall".
But one thing wasn't right. Blue blood was spattered everywhere. The room reeked of rotten flesh and blood. Snowstorm looked around in a panic, trying to find bodies she knew.
And she found one.
In the middle of the room was the motionless, blood covered body of Queen Floe of the IceWings.
== PART THREE: Darkness Spreads ==
== Chapter Eleven: Avalanche's Story ==
Murd3r and kidnapping warning.
ALERT: NEW POV: AVALANCHE!
Twenty-four years ago...
Avalanche was left alone.
Just sitting there, on dry, crusty grass, alone. The wind blew, hard and unforgiving. She cried out for help, but no one came.
Days passed, and she was still alone.
When she was already about a week old, a dragon couple was flying near her. "Awrrrk!" she shouted, and the female heard. She said something to the male, and they flew down to see her.
The female said, "Look, Alchemist! Someone left this poor dragonet here. It looks like she was here for a while." 
Alchemist took Avalanche in his talons. "Hey, Agate, this dragonet looks different. Kind of like an IceWing as well as a SkyWing." he observed.
"You're right," Agate answered. "You don't think... she's probably a hybrid. We can take her. After the news that I won't have dragonets..." she trailed off.
"Alright, we'll take her."
Ten years later...
"Avalanche! Be careful!" Agate shouted. "But, Mom, lemme fly just a little bit higher, please?" Avalanche complained.
It was a perfect day to fly. No clouds to be seen, and the wind was warm, with a hint of the warm summer to come.
"Alright, but I'm coming with you, Avalanche!" Agate flew up to where Avalanche flew like there was no tomorrow.
"You know, Mom, why is Dad far away aaall the time?" Avalanche asked. Agate answered, "I've told you this a lot, Avalanche, because he works at Possibility, as a doctor. He was a hard job, but he gets paid real well."
"Why don't we move there?" Avalanche asked. Agate grimaced. She knew she'd hit a sensitive subject to talk about with her mother.
"Well, I'll tell you when you're old enough." Avalanche's wings drooped. She was hoping to know why they lived far from other dragons. But little did she know, she'd never get to know until she didn't have her parents anymore.
Two weeks later...
Avalanche was flying higher than she'd flown before. It was already summer, and it was very warm. She looked behind herself, and looked forward again, only to find that she would crash into a bird.
As she lost her balance and fell, she thought, Stupid bird. Is it blind or what? She fell, her wing hurt. Avalanche didn't know where she was, so she walked towards where she thought Possibility was.
Soon she came across a large, bulky MudWing. He had dark hazel scales, and light brown underscales, and a pierced wing. He had scars on his tail, voer his right eye, and a broken horn.
"Uh, e-excuse me, sir, d-do you know Alchemist? Or Agate?" He stared at her, an amused gleam in his eyes. "Heh, hello little one. No, I do not know who they are. I have something to show you, though."
Avalanche backed away slowly. This was not a friendly MudWing. She recognized him from wanted posters. He was a known criminal, Bog!
"Oh, no you don't," he said, and chased her as Avalanche ran away. She flew as fast as her wings could carry her, but it was no use. He snatched her out of the air, and stuffed her in a sack.
Then, her head got knocked hard, and she lost consciousness.
[.:.]
When she came to, Avalanche was in a dark cave, with a campfire lit in the middle. Then she noticed Bog, her kidnapper. She backed away from the cruel dragon, teeth bared.
"Heheheh," he chuckled, clearly not afraid. "You can try to escape all you want," he sneered, "but you'll never escape. Nope, not on my watch." 
The scarred MudWing was sharpening two already unnecessarily sharp daggers. Avalanche stared at them in horror. "You'll get these once you complete your training," Bog said to her.
"Wh-what do you m-mean?" She stammered back. He chuckled, his deep laugh echoing through the dimly lit cave. "what I mean," he boomed, "is you'll be working... for me."
Avalanche stared at him, her eyes wide with fear. The fear that she'd never escape.
Three years later...
She ran speedily through the dark, narrow alleys of Possibility. Her hood softly blew in the wind. On nimble talons she ran, searching for her target.
Avalanche skidded to a stop at an intersection. She slowly crept around the corner, and peeked at the other side.
Ha, she thought, grinning. Found 'em. She climbed up the small alley wall, and crept along the top. "She landed quietly on the other side.
Avalanche walked slowly, and quietly towards her target. She unsheathed one of the daggers that her trainer gave her years ago.
Her target, a thin NightWing, with scales black as night, walked along the passage.
You're not going anywhere, she thought. She ran forward, nimbly avoiding all her obstacles. She gripped her dagger hard,
and ran towards the NightWing.
She leaped onto the NightWing's back, and he immediately went into fight mode. "Oh, no you don't," she growled.
He clawed at her, barely scraping her exposed underbelly. "Goodbye," she whispered in his ear.
Then she raised her dagger, and sliced his throat, blood bubbling from the wound. He opened his mouth, and instead of words, blood came out.
He fell, slowly, and with a thud. "And, he's gone." She smiled evilly. Soon, footsteps were coming close. Well, gotta go, Avalanche thought, and she ran down the alley, and took flight, carrying the body.
She flew to the river that flowed through Possibility. Avalanche dumped the NightWing's cold, lifeless body into the river.
She quickly flew away, towards the mountains. Avalanche felt a strange feeling, as she always did when she murdered a dragon.
What is this...this feeling I always feel? It's like... a feeling of guilt.
She shook it off, not paying attention to it, like always. Avalanche finally made it to her destination. Master's going to love his worst enemy, killed by his pupil, she thought, a smile making it's way to her mouth.
"Bog!" she shouted as she entered the cave. He coughed in reply. "Avalanche? Did you get Bloodspiller already? So quick..."
he muttered. 
"Yeah, he's dead," Avalanche replied, her chest swelling with pride. And... guilt again. Avalanche waved that emotion away.
"Great, yeah, that good-for-nothing cop always got on my nerves," he mumbled. Avalanche smiled. "Alright, I'm heading to my cave for some rest, unless you got another target." She told him.
"Nah, you're good. Nothing yet," he answered her. Avalanche nodded and headed to her sleeping cave. She landed on her rock that she slept on, and finally let out her other feelings.
"I wish I knew what happened to my parents," she said aloud, sighing. "Agate, Alchemist. Gone. It's almost like they never existed." Avalanche flopped on her rock.
She grabbed her daggers, attached to a holder on her waist, and put them beside her rock. She hesitated before sheathing her second one.
"I wish... that this could show me what happened to my parents..." she sighed. Suddenly, it started glowing.
She dropped it, in fear. "What the-?" she said. Then, pictures of Agate and Alchemist searching desperately for her appeared in her mind.
Avalanche gasped. "Does this mean I'm an... animus?"
== Chapter Twelve: New Teacher, Old Assassin ==
Mentions of death, blood, and murd3r. 
Back in the present...
Snowstorm flew in the direction of the Sand Kingdom, trying to forget the death of her mother. Why? Blizzard, you're better than that! she thought angrily at her brother, the murderer of their own mother.
"I'll just fly away, let my worries flow in the breeze..." her voice trailed off, as tears ran down her cheeks. Blizzard will pay.I am never going to forget this. Ever. She wiped her tears, and saw a large mountain with two sharp tips next to each other.
Jade Mountain. That place with the academy. I can lay low there for a while. she thought. She swooped down to the entrance. It was once full of dragonets, and now they must be in class, she pondered.
The small princess walked inside, eyeing the stalagtites warily, remembering the story from her grandmother, Snowfall, about the time her cousin almost got killed by one that fell.
Snowstorm walked inside a small, empty classroom. It looked deserted. She quickly ran out of that class. Suddenly, the sound of small talonsteps sounded, and three voices came into earshot.
"Ok, we're back. And I think there's a new teacher, Daybreak." said a male voice. That one had to be a SeaWing, since his talonsteps had a tiny flap to them.
"Oooh, I wonder who it is!" said Daybreak, or at least Snowstorm thought it was. "Guys, be quiet! We're late to class! Now hurry up, before our new teacher scolds us!" another voice shouted.
"Hmmm..." said Daybreak. Suddenly, Snowstorm saw them come into view, but she didn't move, for some reason. Hey! What are you doing here? a voice suddenly said in her mind, sounding like the dragon who was talking to Daybreak and the SeaWing. 
Snowstorm flinched. How... how did you do that? she thought. Long story short, I'm an animus and mind reader and seer, so there. Now come find me. I've stopped my group. She replied.
Snowstorm followed the direction of where the thoughts seemed to come from. "Hi," she squeaked once Snowstorm saw them. "Hi there, Snowstorm," the dragon whom she talked to said. "I'm Spellbreaker. This is Cobalt," she jerked her head in the SeaWings's direction, "and that's Daybreak." Spellbreaker pointed to the RainWing.
"OhmyMOONS!" she said, rapid enough that not even Spellbreaker seemed to understand. "You. Know. Her. Name!" she shouted. "Yes, have you forgotten that I'm a mind reader?" Spellbreaker said sarcastically.
"Ahh, right. Sorry," she mumbled. Spellbreaker stared at Snowstorm. "Hmmm. Interesting. Oh. Oh, no. That's... no. Cobalt," she snapped. "We did miss it. The queen's now..." she glanced around, and got close to Cobalt and whispered something that rhymed with "bed".
Snowstorm felt a pang of sorrow hit her in the chest. Don't mention the death of my mother! she thought. Spellbreaker flinched. Sorry. But please don't think-shout. My brain can't take that for too long. she thought back.
Snowstorm rolled her eyes. Daybreak could not take her eyes off Snowstorm. "We'd better get to class, though. Aval-- I mean, our new teacher is waiting." she said, and walked towards the classroom.
The IceWing princess followed, now suspicious of the RainWing hybrid. What was she going to say? That question floated around her brain, but soon she reached the classroom.
Defense Against Dangers of The Dragon World was the subject that day. Meh. At least I learn something worthwhile. I don't trust all these non-IceWings, though. That MudWing is looking at me weird!
She ignored him, and suddenly felt like she was going to collapse. AAAH. What's happening? I need to get out of the classroom or I might faint in front of everyone! she thought frantically.
She stumbled out of the room, the early dragonets glancing at her worriedly. Some murmurs of confusion. Snowstorm didn't care, and headed towards a sleeping cave.
Then the world turned upside down and everything faded to black.
== Chapter 13: Shadows of the Past ==
Mentions of death. 
(a bit grammatically incorrect because it's in Spellbreaker baby's pov)
Smoke. Fire. Screams. Thoughts.
Why? So loud. Too loud. No way to think or even move.
Just stay in egg. Stay.
What's happening? I need know.
I wish my sister could be with me. Safe. Here. In egg.
[.:.]
A few minutes go by. Mom not back yet. Fires dying down. Smoke smell almost gone.
It feels like it was just a hot day and a SkyWing was angry.
But I know it's more than that. It's... something wrong. Very wrong
I hear Mom thinking. She is sad. But why? Mommy, get closer please.
Oh. No. Not sissy! No, Mommy, please say your playing trick on me!
please. please. please.
no...
Snowstorm woke up in a cold sweat. "Mommy? she said. The princess quickly covered her mouth. She was another dragon? No, it was just a dream. Or.. oh. Just like Snowfall said. The Opal Ring.
Made sense. It gives you dreams about other dragons if it's at a time when it's... needed. So Snowstorm needed to learn something about morality? Pshaw. Snowstorm knew enough about that kind of stuff already.
More coming soon!
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