Depths of Wilderness

dont steal this code or ill eat your chicky nuggies -DABADABADOOBURD
NOTE: it doesnt involve any wilderness yet (as the title refers to), its currently at how the 2 characters meet. but it will, later on (if people want me to continue it)
= Depths of Wilderness =
==Prologue==
Green -vein had nothing to do. All he could do was sit and wait for his mother. He was the only dragonet at the party as far as he knew, and his mother was helping prepare it. There were multiple HiveWings and SilkWings setting tables and table curtains, and bringing out food. Just as Green-vein was about to fall asleep of boredom, he heard his mom’s voice. “Just a minute, sweetie. Mommy will be with you soon, I need to finish a few things, then-”
“Wood-white, you’ve done a lot,” a voice suddenly said. Green-vein looked to see an orange and black clapping HiveWing, walking towards them. “Is that why? To get to your dragonet quicker? Take a break, Wood-white. You should stick with your dragonet, he's a bit young too stay alone.” 
Green-vein's mother seemed hesitant. “Would it really be right? Most of the other SilkWings are still working, so I don’t think it would be-”
“Wood-white, calm down. You’re the only SilkWing that’s come with a dragonet. I’d give a break to the others if they had come with dragonets too,” The HiveWing chuckled.
“Madam Longhorn, are you su-”
“Yes, I'm sure. You’re too obedient, Wood-white! Loosen up a bit, relax, take as much time as you need.”
Green-veins mother nodded. “Yes, ma’am.” The HiveWing smiled, and patted her back “Now that's what I like to hear!” the HiveWing got up, and headed to the kitchen. “Once you undergo your metamorphosis, I hope you end up working for her,” Green-tail’s mother said. “That bee lady?”
Wood-white nodded. “She treats her Hivedrones like she would treat any other dragon, I need to be thanking Clearsight that I ended up with this job,” she said. Right as his mother finished her sentence, Green-vein saw the curtain of a table move. “Mommy, I think there’s something under that table” Green-vein said, tugging on his mom's scarf. His mom chuckled. “It's fine, it was likely from a dragon passing by.” Green-vein looked at the table. There weren’t any dragons near the table, it couldn’t just be because of a dragon passing by. “No, I really think somethings under there,” he told his mother. His mother looked at the table, and looked back at Green-vein. “Here, what about we check it out together, alright?” Green-vein nodded, still gripping his mother’s scarf.
They walked over to the table, and Green-veins mother gripped the curtain. She lifted it, only to reveal that nothing was there. “See? There isn’t anything to be afraid of, sweetie” She said to Green-vein, patting his head. Wood-white peered at her watch, and gasped. “Green-vein, sweetie, I need to get back to work, alright? If you need anything, you can ask madam Longhorn, okay?” Green-vein obediently nodded, and sat where he was. Seeing the curtain move had made him nervous, and he didn’t want to be quite near to the table. Right as he got up, something grabbed his tail and dragged him under the table, where it was all dark, surrounded by the curtain.
Green-tail was about to shriek out of his fear, when something grabbed his mouth, and pinned him on the floor. He tried to look back, but he couldn’t fight the strength of whatever was holding him. Besides, he was only a year old, he definitely couldn’t take on whatever was holding him. He felt his snout getting tied by something tight, along with his arms and legs. “I've finally caught you,” The voice said. It sounded like a young girl, around his age. But he still couldn’t look back. “Light green and white scales? You look like a LeafWing to me!” The dragonet said. A LeafWing? How could anyone mistake Green-vein for a Leafwing? He was nothing like those monsters, he wasn’t scary at all! “I’ll deliver you to Queen Wasp myself, and be the biggest hero in Pantala!” The voice exclaimed.
“Mmm! Mmf nmmf n mmf hmm!” Greev-vein tried to say, but his snout was tied too tightly. The dragonet turned him around, and untied his snout. “Talk, LeafWing! What do you want?” She said. “I'm not a LeafWing, and I don't look like one either!” Green-vein squeaked. The dragon stopped for a moment, then laughed. “I’m roleplaying, silly! Of course I know that you aren’t a LeafWing! Only a dragon with a brain the size of a pea would think that” she said. 
“But why did you tie me up? And why weren’t you under the curtain when my mommy checked under there, and why do you have to roleplay with me?”  
“One, it’s fun! Two, I hid on the other side of the table. And three, there aren’t any other dragonets to play with” She said.
This dragonet gave Green-vein an uneasy feeling. She seemed reckless, and Green-vein would rather wait at his spot, still and calm. “What’s your name anyways, green dragon?” the dragonet asked. “I’m Green-vein, and I don’t wanna be here,” Green-vein muttered. “Well you’re gonna have to be, because I’m bored!” The dragonet said in his face. “So you’re gonna have to know about me! I’m Ladybug!" she exclaimed, a little loud. Maybe, a little too loud, because the second she yelled that, something grabbed both of them from under the table.
Outside from under the table, it was far brighter. Green-vein could see now that Ladybug was a small HiveWing around his age. She mainly had a pattern of metallic dark grey and black scales, with a streak of red. Her wings were a light blue, almost white color. But there was another dragon, too. It was a HiveWing, which had a pattern of red and black scales, a pale yellow underbelly, and black wings. And it was holding Green-vein and Ladybug from their backs. “What were you grubs doing under there?” the HiveWing asked. Her talons were gripping on tightly, sinking into Green-veins scales. He wanted to cry, but he was afraid that the HiveWing would just sink her talons in more.
“Let go of us you meanie! That hurts!” Ladybug protested. “I will once you tell me what business you were up to under there” the HiveWing said, almost growling. “WE WERE PLAYING PRETEND!” Green-vein shouted before Ladybug could argue any further. Why didn’t Ladybug just say it in the first place, and get over with it? Something was definitely wrong with that dragonet. “Well, go play your little game of pretend elsewhere, before you knock this table down. Then you’ll wish that reality was your little game of pretend” the HiveWing said before putting them down. She cut the string on Green-veins arms and legs, and slowly headed off, examining the area.
Right then, Ladybug turned towards Green-vein, with a grin on her face. She pulled her Yarn Ball from under the table, and Green-vein though it was the perfect moment to make a run for it. He shreiked, and began sprinting. He was looking for places to hide, but he couldn’t find any, or just didn’t have enough time to think at the same time as running from Ladybug. He could hear her running behind her, probably close enough to catch his tail. He tried to run as fast as he could, and then saw the doors to the kitchen. He burst them open, screaming and climbed onto a blue and white SilkWing.
“Get down here, LeafWing!” Ladybug yelled from below. The SilkWing grabbed Green-vein off of his back, and observed him for a minute. “What’s going on here?” he asked Ladybug and Green-vein. “We were playing pretend!” Ladybug exclaimed. “I don’t want to play pretend! you were chasing me!” Green-vein yelled at Ladybug. “But I'm BORED!” she replied. Right as she said that, the scary HiveWing burst into the kitchen.”WHERE are those two little VERMINS?” she yelled at the dragons in the kitchen. “you mean these two?” The blue SilkWing asked, holding up Green-vein and pointing at Ladybug. “Yes, hand them over, Epitopia”  the HiveWing said, almost with a grumble. “At LEAST try to be a bit more gentle with them,Velvet. They’re only dragonets-”
“Yada, yada. Just give them already.”
With a sigh, Epitopia picked up Ladybug, and handed them over. Velvet, holding the dragonets tight by the back of their neck again, walked out of the kitchen. “Where are your parents? I'm taking you to them,” he said. Green-vein looked around the huge room, and noticed his mother. “Over there!” he pointed. As the HiveWing was walking over to Wood-white, Ladybug was trying to kick and sting Velvet. “Let me go, or I'll sting you with my super wrist stingers!” Ladybug shouted. In response, Velvet merely let out a laugh. “Pathetic.”
Green-veins mother was talking with a black HiveWing with a campfire colored underbelly, and red wings. “There he is!” she immediately shouted when she saw Green-vein. “Oh, sweetie, where were you? I was worried sick that something happened to you!” She said as she picked Green-vein up off of Velvet’s talons. “Oh- hey Mom!” Green-vein heard Ladybug say. He turned around to see her talking with the Black and red HiveWing. The HiveWing gave Ladybug a stern look. “What? I was playing pretend with the SilkWing!” Ladybug said. “Well, I TOLD you to stay put. Do you really think it's the right time to play pretend?” Ladybug’s mother asked.
“They were running around, causing chaos and an insane amount of noise” Velvet interrupted. “I warned them, but these grubs refused to listen.”
“No! I was running away from Ladybug! She tied me up!”
“I was only trying to play pretend, you were just being a scaredy cat”
“But I didn’t want to play pretend-”
“Well, there’s nobody else, so too bad!”
“LADYBUG, that’s  ENOUGH!” Ladybug’s mother interrupted. “Apologize to the SilkWing and the HiveWing RIGHT now.” Ladybug rolled her eyes, then said “but the HiveWing was being mean, she was-”
“I won’t ask again, young lady.”
Velvet gave Ladybug a dirty look, and Ladybug finally gave in. “I’m sorry, Green-vein. Sorry, Velvet.” She said, in a tone that made her sound like she didn’t mean a word she said. “Good. And next time, try to control your dragonets. Don’t let them run loose like wild animals. I’m supposed to be a guard, I can’t waste my time in this silly mansion chasing monkeys, I’d rather do some real work on my last day in this pit of misery.” Velvet said gruffly before walking away.
Ladybug’s mother rolled her eyes. “Some dragons these days, am I right?” She said, turning to Wood-white. Without much reaction, Green-veins mother simply nodded. “I should get back to work, I’ve spent too much time looking for Green-vein.” She picked Green-vein up, and headed into the kitchen to bring out more food. Green-veins mother was a hard working SilkWing. Even at home, she almost never rested, always doing something. She was almost very much like Green-vein, calm and obedient. And similar to her, Green-vein also had some white and grey scales.
But no matter how much he wanted to be with his mother, he didn’t want to come again. What if that crazy HiveWing came and tied him up again? But no matter what, Green-vein still had a feeling that he’d run into her someday, whether it was sooner or later.
==Credits==
Velvet belongs to Eternal8139 and is made by copperrose14
Epitopia belongs to PerfectlyPastel
image from https://www.pexels.com/photo/forest-photography-1671325/
this was my first attempt of a fanfic, so expect it to be bad. ill continue this if anyone wants me to. if i do continue, it'll pick up at the time theyre 3-4, maybe 4-5.
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