Wings of Fire: The Hybrid Prophecy

==The Hybrid Prophecy==
Find the 20
All of them hybrids
Hidden in the rainforest
Stop a great evil
Strong as 10
Clear the skies
Make way for the hybrids
Coming to save the day
Find the 20
To raise the sun
Find the 20
To defeat the AllWing Queen.
==Prologue==
The six guardians stood completely still watching the hybrid eggs expectantly. There was a skylight in the glass dome, now overgrown with vines. All three moons were full. They were so bright that even the droplets on the leaves seemed to glow. They had chosen to raise the dragonets in the rainforest. Winter was holding the name scroll, prepared to write down the name of the first dragonet that hatched. He had also hung moon globes in each expansion of the abandoned hatchery. 
Dusk wondered whether to tell the rest of the guardians why he was worried or not. He opened his mouth but then hesitated. I can tell them, can’t I? Eclipse is very reassuring. I'm sure she’ll know how to help me feel better. Kinkajou and Winter are positive…I should tell them. He took a deep breath.
"Hey guys," Dusk said, breaking the silence.
"Yeah. What is it, Dusk?" Flare asked him. Her amber eyes looked curiously at him.
“I–I have a bad feeling about the hybrids. Something just feels…off.” Dusk told them. He looked down at his talons.
“Um–” Flare started to say, but Tempest cut her off.
“Why? Three moons, you worry about everything, Dusk! The eggs are fine! They’re going to be dragonets! What’s so bad about that?”
Dusk became overwhelmed and began to shrink away at her yelling.
Then Eclipse pulled him back with his wing and Kinkajou came over. “It’s okay to be nervous, Dusk. You're probably just worried because you haven’t seen dragonets hatch before,” she reassured him.
“Remember,” Eclipse looked into Dusk’s eyes, “We have to take care of these dragonets to bring peace. I know that might seem like a lot to handle, but we’re here to help.” Eclipse always knew what to do. Dusk felt calmer.
“Wait,” Flare paused, thinking, “Tempest you said you got this egg from the royal hatchery, right?” Flare gestured to the SeaWing-NightWing egg. Tempest nodded. “Then Dusk has a point. Not to make you feel worse, Dusk, but that egg,” She flicked her tail at the SeaWing-NightWing egg, “Is related to Darkstalker.”
Dusk had frozen in shock. He felt as if he had been covered in cactus thorns, and a camel spit in his mouth.
“Oh dear. I’m sure it’ll be okay, it's just, like, wow.” Kinkajou sighed. “But Sunny was okay, right?”
Flare shrugged. “But keep in mind that she is related to Albatross, too. Tsunami and Auklet are okay, but Anemone was, well, Anemone.” She seemed to be very calm about this. Winter had been watching it all, and had stopped as well, but to Dusk’s surprise, he saw flickers of happiness in his eyes. That was when he heard a crack, and Kinkajou gasped. He shifted his gaze to the eggs and saw that there was a crack in one. All RainWing-NightWing hybrids. They all watched as the cracks grew bigger and bigger until the dragonets appeared.
They looked around curiously and stretched. Her wings fluttered and she yawned. All of them had little RainWing teeth. Their green eyes gazed up at the guardians and she reached for Kinkajou’s snout. Kinkajou carefully leaned forward for the dragonets to touch. They giggled and Kinkajou smiled. The dragonets were different colors of every season. All of them of course had varying amounts of dark colors from their NightWing side.
"They're as beautiful as their mother.” Kinkajou said, copying each dragonet's scale pattern in turn.
“What are you going to name then?” Winter asked.
Kinkajou thought back to the names Glory had considered. “There was Summer, Spring, Autumn, and Winter. I liked those names best.”
Eclipse smiled. “The seasons.” She said quietly to herself as Winter wrote their names down on the scroll.
The eggs kept hatching and the guardians kept naming them. Winter wrote each of their names down on the scroll. Over time, Dusk got less and less worried. He started to forget about his fear. They’re just dragonets. They’re just special. That’s all. No reason to be afraid. Everything will be just fine. Dusk was calm as he watched the little dragonets hatch, and then he smiled. Kinkajou was right. This is my first time seeing dragonets hatch. He was happy until all his fear got blasted back at him as he remembered.
The last egg was finally hatching. It was the SeaWing-NightWing hybrid. Dusk was afraid. As the egg broke, the dragonet emerged. She was dark blue-purple with pale blue-green under scales. She had blue-green stripes on her head near her ear. Her scales shimmered in the moonlight. Her wings shared the same galaxy pattern as her egg. The royal spirals on her wings were like her mother’s, but had a crescent moon instead of a sun. She had extra bioluminescent stripes along her neck that looked like the white teardrop scales along Eclipse’s. Her blue and green eyes watched the guardians and then stared at Dusk. They were glittering, glowing, soul-piercing.
“Why is she looking at me like that?” Dusk asked, as if he were ready to run out of the cave and fly all the way back to the kingdom of sand.
“She’s a mind reader,” Eclipse observed. “She knows you’re scared of her.”
Dusk sighed. “I guess the hybrids aren’t that bad.” Tempest looked at him.
“THANK YOU, FINALLY!” She roared in his face.
Just then, two scavengers darted into the dome.
“Oh, no! They must have escaped from the prey area!” Kinkajou exclaimed.
“I got the entrance,” Flare said, blocking the scavenger’s escape. The two scavengers scampered over to the dragonets. Some of the dragonets sniffed the scavengers, but the scavengers tried to keep their distance, especially from the firescales. Iciclenight growled when the scavengers got closer to her, and they stumbled over to the SeaWing-NightWing. They stared at each other for a long moment. Then one of the scavengers tried to lead the other to a side of the cave where the dragons weren’t crowded, but the other stood still, overwhelmed with awe. The dragonet gazed menacingly upon the pathetic little creatures. The other dragonets tried to push past her to see what was going on, so she whipped around to face them. Her strong tail had hit the scavengers with so much force that she had broken most of their bones. They made painful cries for help.
That was when a RainWing-NightWing appeared at the entrance. Then he saw what had happened. All of the guardians slowly turned to look at him.
“Looks like the hybrids are good hunters already.” He observed.
“Sorry about that,” Flare apologized.
“No it’s okay. Some dragon was bound to eat them anyway.” He brushed it off, and with that, he turned and went back to the prey center. The SeaWing-NightWing picked up the two scavengers and placed them in front of the other dragonets. She kept a piece for herself and the other dragonets shoveled through it, except for Summer, Spring, Autumn, and Winter.
“They must want fruit. Dusk, can you go grab some from the prey area?” Kinkajou asked. 
“Sure.” Dusk said and walked out of the cave. Away from those dragonets. Why can’t I be a normal teacher at Jade mountain? Or even just a civilian in the kingdom of sand? I just hope there isn’t anything else horribly terrifying about them.
When Dusk returned to the cave with an assortment of fruit, the dragonets had almost finished eating their pieces of scavenger. Spring, Summer, and Winter perked up and looked curiously at the fruit. He placed it in front of them. They sniffed it, and then started to eat. Only Autumn stayed off to the distance. Kinkajou walked over to her, "Come on sweetie, you have to eat." 
The dragonet just turned away and looked around. Drawing something in the dirt. It looked a lot like dragon fruit.
“So what are you going to name her?” Winter asked, looking at Tempest. She thought and thought. This is a big decision. She’s beautiful, but she needs a fierce name. That’s what her parents would want…and probably her, too.
Dusk interrupted her thoughts, “What about scary? Or vicious? Or evil? Or probably plotting to kill you? Or–”
“ENOUGH! I DON’T WANT TO HEAR ANY MORE OF THIS! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?” Tempest could not control her temper anymore. It was so infuriating when Dusk would keep worrying about even the littlest thing. She had put up with him when they were searching for the eggs and she couldn't even imagine putting up with him for seven more years. She was ready to bash him across the cave.
Eclipse came to her side. “Tempest?” She asked gently.
“Yes, Eclipse?” Tempest stared at her.
“Can you guys maybe do this later? Not in front of newly hatched dragonets? Where they can’t hear or see you?” She suggested. Tempest looked at the dragonets. They were all watching the guardians curiously.
She sighed. “Fine. But I don’t want to hear Dusk complain for the rest of the night.”
Eclipse turned to him. “Dusk?”
He blinked at them. “I promise.”
Tempest turned back to the rest of the guardians. “Where were we?” She asked.
“You were going to tell us what her name is.” Winter reminded her.
Tempest looked at the SeaWing-NightWing hybrid and kept thinking. She gasped and raised her head.
“What? What is it? Did you come up with a name?” Kinkajou wondered.
"Yes.” Tempest said.
“And it is?” Flare asked.
Tempest finally looked back at them, certainty in her eyes. “Kelpie.”
== ~Chapter One~ ==
=== Autumn ===
Autumn walked through the dormitory. Her scales shifted to the warm reds and orange to contrast the cold purples. Well, they were always red, she just decided to mimic the look of a mango. She wondered who her real family was, and why they abandoned her here. It was almost time for lunch, and Atumn wanted the last dragonfruit. It had been her favorite ever since she was a newborn.
She watched Winter, her younger sister, walk by. "Hi Winter!" She called after her.
Winter turned around, half jumping. Autumn chuckled a little bit. Winter had the least amount of NightWing genes out of all of them. Her scales were swirls of light blues, slivers, and whites, her talons were a very dark blue like the night sky, as well as her frills, and tail tip, but what was most eye catching were the little stars on her wings.
"Autumn! I thought I told you not to scare me like that!" Winter yelled at her.
Autumn laughs at Winter's high pitch tone. Iciclenight was walking past, and briefly chuckles with them. Winter's tail suddenly has a rose tint to it for a minute, before she sumshed it back down. Autumn forgot all about her comeback as she thought of something else.
"You have a crush!" She teased Winter. After Winter's head snapped arount to look at her. Autumn breaks off into a run.
"Take that back!" Wintef roared, giving chase to her.
"No!" Autumn called back looking over her shoulder.
Winter growled, putting on an extra burst of speed. Autumn did also, staying out of reach from her. They were racing down the halls. Avoiding running into the other dragonets. The guardians were laughing as they watched the dragonets chase each other around.
Autumn rounded the corner. A sand colored wall flashed in front of her. Right before she crashed into the warm, sand colored scales. Winter crashed right after her. She was going to say something before Autumn lifted her tail to be slient. In front of them was Dusk. The gaint SandWing had a snarl on his face.
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== ~*Winternight*~ ==
=== Winter ===
Winter picks a pineapple off of the tree. She turns around to see Iciclenight standing right there. Winter jumps back out of surprise, her wings snapped out to balance her. The IceWing-NightWing hybrid tipped her head and smiled, smothering a laugh. Winter couldn't help, but laugh also.
"For royalty, you are such a mess!" Iciclenight exclaimed, inbetween laughs.
"Well it doesn't help that you don't alert me to your presence!" Winter responded, laughing also.
Iciclenight burst out into a full laughing fit, coughing while at it. Winter walked over to her, her laughing and care-free demeanor gone. In place of it was a very worried demeanor with concern shining in her eyes. Placing a wing over Iciclenight's back. She whispers something to her.
"Are you okay? Just take a moment to breathe." 
Iciclenight turns her head to face Winter. She was still coughing, but had stopped the laughing. Her eyes seeming to try and find any emotion in Winter's eyes. After a while she caught her breath, and looked up.
"I'm fine, but thank you."
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