The Dragonet Prophecy, The Rewrite

Monster- you know this isn’t very original.
Yeah yeah, I just felt like it.
The story being on the trending page of Fanfictions from about 11/15/21 to ???
== Summary ==
Hvitur lived. The chase was only between Scarlet and Hvitur. He safely brought the SkyWing egg back to the cave, where they raise the dragonets. Webs and Kestrel are grumpy about their past and Dune is old and dusty, yet his bold self. The dragonets grow up together under the mountains. Ups and downs between them happen quite often. Flight, the SkyWing, angers Morrowseer, and almost gets killed by him. Starflight actually follows Morrowseer’s orders and gladly would do anything to prove himself good. When they escape and get captured by Scarlet, Tsunami kills Scarlet in her own throne room. They flee to Delta Diamond Spray River, where they find Hvitur, who tells them about where they come from. The dragonets then travel to find their true homes. But who knows what’s out there. Danger lurks in every shadow.
== Prologue ==
He limped slowly to the cave entrance. Blood as blue as the pure, deep ocean dripped from his side. His strange, gray scales still shined in the three full moons.
He panted, “I’m here. I have it.”
“Finally,” the SkyWing hissed. “Put it with the others, quickly, the MudWing is almost hatched!” 
      He obeyed her and put the egg carefully in between the eggs. Kestrel was sometimes quite annoying. Her grumpiness about her past always got in the way of her. She raised her chin with her usual stubbornly grumpy face. She was such a polar bear sometimes, and it made him want to smack her, so hard she’d fall in shock. 
    Well, honestly, he probably wouldn’t do that. Next to her, was Dune. The SandWing was short and bold. He had many terrifying scars all over his body. He also was missing a leg. Dune made Kestrel look tall. She wasn’t THATtall. And then there was Webs. The SeaWing was almost as bad as Kestrel, a big, big grump. He never ever had said why, but he guessed it was because of his wife. And then there was him, the strange IceWing. They mostly ignored Hvitur, which was actually okay with him because he knew they would mostly yell about so random thing.
    He heard a small crack. One of the eggs started shaking. It was the MudWing egg. The MudWing’s egg looked of red dragon blood, with a swirl splitting a brighter shade from the darker shade. It gave him the chills as he remembered Scarlet chasing him wildly through the mountain side, thinking he would not escape. But he did. He was here. A small blob soon crawled out of the egg. It had slime all over it and smiled up to Hvitur, it’s ears flapping happily. It then got up, struggling to stand up-right, and then walked to the deep, ocean-blue egg. And what it did next was surprising. It jumped at the egg and cracked it.
“What’s he doing!” Dune growled as Kestrel picked the small MudWing up.
“Nothing. He’s the perfect little monster we need,” she replied darkly, staring right into the tiny dragonet’s eyes.
== Chapter One ==
     He yelped “Ow Kestrel that hurts!”
“Stop whining and more fighting,” she would growl back. “Where’s the monster from when you hatched!”
    Flight watched Clay fight the adult SkyWing from a distance. Such a wimp he thought and shook his head. Clay was huge! He could totally take on Kestrel, Clay was just a weak, newborn dragonet, about to be smashed by an angry SkyWing.
“Ow! You said biting tails is cheating!” Clay said, clenching his jaws.
“Nothing the teacher does is cheating.”
And about a second later, Tsunami charged in and barreled into Kestrel. Tsunami, the SeaWing, was such a brat, with a big dream that her mother was the queen of the SeaWings and she was the lost princess from some stupid scroll she read. If your stuck in a cave, no one cares if your some stupid princess destined to be queen. 
    Kestrel slinked away from the dragonets. “Another unimpressive session, mud dragon,” she growled coldly as she walked away. He nodded in the shadows. Honestly, Clay was pretty disappointing when it came to fighting.
“What are you doing?” Tsunami hissed at Flight
“Does it matter, SeaWing fairy princess?” He retorted. Tsunami let out a big huff and shoved Clay into the water. They started playing in the water like dragonets who couldn’t swim. He didn’t really understand what was wrong with these dragonets, they were all so… dragonet-like. 
    He heard the dinner bell ring, the air smelling of cow. Tsunami and Clay bolted out of the fighting cave, and Flight just followed slowly. In the dinner cave, all the dragonets were there. In one corner was Starflight and Sunny. Starflight was the nerd of the group, and of course, like usual, had his nose in a scroll. Flight was okay with him, as Starflight was quiet. Sunny, the SandWing, sat next to him, nudging his side. She was WAY too happy all the time, and always thought the best of EVERYTHING. Not to mention, no barb, and her scale colors were very weird, a golden color like no other. 
    Flight frowned and sat away from Tsunami and Clay, near Starflight. He picked at the cow and then ate it. All the sudden, Tsunami got up and said something to Clay, and then they both jumped into the river, towards the Gaurdians’ cave. Flight scratched the cold, stone floor with anticipation, waiting to hear what was happening.
    About a few minutes later, Clay appeared and shook the water off of him. “He’s coming.”
“Who?” Flight asked 
“Morrowseer. The one who wrote the prophecy.” Clay replied and looked down at the river. 
== Chapter Two ==
Tsunami dashed out of the river, enough time to get dry before Morrowseer came. Flight huffed. Who cared about a stupid old NightWing who wrote down a poem about dragonets. Especially NightWings. Stupid night dragons who just sulked around in the dark and doing mysterious things. 
    Oh right- and they can read minds he thought to himself, and then instantly shut down his brain. Kestrel, Dune, Webs, and Hvitur appeared at the entrance to the cave, opened it, and then Morrowseer flew elegantly inside. He was huge. Probably two times the size of Kestrel. His talons could grab ahold of Sunny, he was THAT BIG. 
Tsunami’s mouth opened but Kestrel said “Welcome Morrowseer,” before Tsunami could blink. Morrowseer looked around the cave with a face that hinted dissatisfied and disappointment. 
“What are you supposed to be?” he growled, glaring into Sunny’s bright, emerald eyes. “Do you eat?” he asked Sunny again. 
“She eats fine!” Tsunami stepped in, her voice dipped in rage. None of the dragonets moved. It was like they were stuck in quicksand. “Can you get us out of here? Bet ya already knew that, you mind reading night slob. We are treated like prisoners here!” Tsunami continued, with a very determined look on her face.
“Enough!” he boomed and whacked Tsunami with his giant tail. She hit the wall with a loud thud, and he saw most of the dragonets wince or look away. The guardians however, stayed in their place. 
Flight grew up a growl. He charged at Morrowseer with speed and attacked him. Morrowseer roared when Flight bit him in a weak spot and threw Flight off of him. He scowled in pain as he hit the rock-hard floor with his wing first. It felt so so painful. Like the sun bit his arm and snapped it in half. He moaned in pain and laid on the floor for a bit, until he heard Morrowseer roar again. This time, Sunny bit his tail.
“Haha,” he chuckled deeply “These 4 will do in battle skills. For now.” he added with a dark tone. And then he turned to Starflight “I assume you knew I wouldn’t hurt any of your friends. Too bad at least.” he said, giving a glance at Flight. He then ushered Starflight into one of the many rooms with him. Starflight was very small compared to Morrowseer, Flight observed.
Flight got up and shook himself and Clay came over to him, checking if everything was okay. “I’m fine I’m fine.” Flight insisted, but the second Clay touched his arm he landed on, Flight instinctively whirled around, jaws clenched, and whacked Clay. “Sorry sorry- that uh. Hurt.” 
Clay shook himself. “It’s okay. I think you fractured your arm.” he said calmly.
Flight nodded and walked away to sleep. It was pretty dark anyways. Probably almost night. Flight rested for a bit, to wake up to Sunny yelling.
“Let her go!!” Sunny screamed
“Some time away from the river will teach you to be thankful for what you have, sea dragon.” a voice snarled, sounding like Kestrel. “As for you.” she continued, sounding like she was grabbing something. “You can sleep with her.” The sound of clinging chains came after the voice. Sunny screeched.
Poor Sunny- Flight thought, but his thought was interrupted and he drifted slowly into a deep sleep.
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