Darksplasher’s Destiny

My friends made fun of me when we were making a rp game, so I decided to use their joke! Please don’t edit it without my permission. Also please excuse really weird names, I’m not very good at them. You can ask my friend (MochiMisoLin), if you know her. She also helped me with ideas for my fanfic. But this is my first fanfic I really hope you like it. 
Special Thanks To MochiMisoLin 
Also see MochiMisoLin’s fanfic, Breeze’s Prophecy and my second fanfic Queen Dawn. We would appreciate it! 
WIP 
PROLOGUE 
 Tonight was the brightest night. Tonight was the night the war ended and the tribes united. Tonight was the night Azure’s eggs were going to hatch. Azure met with her mate, Midnight, on the beach. “Azure! There you are!” Midnight said, wrapping her in his warm, starry wings. “Midnight! Can you believe it? We are going to be the parents of the first SeaWing NightWing hybrids!” Azure cried. The three eggs had already turned a blueish silver colour, and one of them was starting to hatch.
CRACK! TAP TAP CRACK!
 “Squeak?” Azure could hardly contain herself. Her first dragonet was born. “It’s a girl!” She cried. 
“What do we name it?” Midnight asked her.
“I was thinking, maybe… Darksplasher. The world is full of both darkness and light, and we can’t help it. To a SeaWing, splashing in the waves is really fun. Maybe if we name our dragonet Darksplasher, she will grow to learn that, however dark the world is, there still is hope, happiness, and light.”
“You’re right. Many dragonets, and, in fact, grown dragons lack the knowledge this deep, yet this important, at key times of misfortune. Oh, and isn’t it kind of like, “I’m a hero! I splash the evil away with my… my… uhhhh… you know, TAIL SPLASH!!!”
Azure giggled. Her mate’s childish goofiness just can’t be kept away!
In front of Darksplasher, the water in the ocean became black. “Squeak? Daak sposhar?” The dragonet squeaked.
“Azure… Our dragonet is an animus!”
CRACK!
 A year later, when two of the moons were full, shining brightly, the second egg cracked. It was a girl again. Azure felt it’s tiny talons. It had no animus magic. “Let’s name this one… Peaceriver. Peace is very important, after all.” Azure said. 
“Okay! Ohh, rivers are also very important! This is a good name!”
“Ra Bra! Ibaba!” The tiny dragonet squeaked, as if mocking his father’s goofy speech, and ran over to his older sister. “Hello little sister.” Darksplasher whispered soothingly as Peaceriver snuggled under her wing, “What a beautiful dragonet you are.”
TAP! TAP TAP CRACK!
 A few days later, when none of the moons were full, the third egg finally cracked. At the same time, Azure could see, not far away, rain in the rainforest, sunshine in the desert, and  snow in the Ice Kingdom. Her dragonet was a boy this time.
“Maybe we could name this young dragonet… Rainbringer, because, you know, rain is very important!” Midnight said. Azure was so proud of her dragonets.
 Three dragonets, three hybrids. Her hybrids. They were all special. Azure loved them all the same, but she somehow feels like Darksplasher was the most special. It gave Azure a feeling of hope, even just looking into those big, shiny, adorable eyes of Darksplasher, Azure knew that she was going to live up to her name, a heroine, bringer of hope.
 Tiny indigo and sliver scales of three dragonets glinted in the moonlight. Azure had never felt happier. Her dragonets were perfect.
Chapter 1 – Suspicion 
FIVE YEARS LATER 
 “Hey, let’s go to the forest! We can catch some inspiration for our “Grand Art” there!” Darksplasher said.
“What’s this “Grand Art” you two keep yakking about?” Rainbringer complained.
“Oh, you’re just jealous that you aren’t in it!” Peaceriver teased.
“Besides, it might not be safe, there could be lots of…” Rainbringer started, but shut up when both his older and younger sister were staring at him.
 Darksplasher, Peaceriver, and Rainbringer were soon flying towards the familiar forest. “Hey, Bringer, how come you always complain about everything being not safe?” Darksplasher said.
“How come you guys never call me Rain?” Rainbringer complained, yet again.
“Because it’s a pretty girl name, like, duhhh!” Peaceriver stated, “Isn’t it, Splashy?” 
“Sure, River.” Darksplasher shrugged.
“Plus, Darksplasher, you never let me call you Splashy or even Splash or Splasher!” 
“Plus, Darksplasher, you never let me call you Splashy or even Splash or Splasher!” Bringer said. 
“Haha! Good one!” River said.
 Soon, the dragonets found a place to settle down. The whole time, Darksplasher and Peaceriver were sketching, entirely ignoring Rainbringer complaining about everything being not safe. Not long after, Peaceriver looked up from her sketching scroll and said, “It’s getting late. We better head back.” Darksplasher looked up as well and nodded. The dragonets flew swiftly over the many trees of the forest. Dusk was falling, and the sky was beautiful. Even Rainbringer kept quiet. They all felt so small, so insignificant in this huge world. The more they think about it, the more they felt like it. The Dragonets of Destiny! Ah, the brave and caring Clay! The fierce and royal Tsunami! The sarcastic and dangerous Glory! The smart and worrisome Starflight! The caring and warm Sunny! The three dragonets felt like no other hero could surpass them, ever, but they didn’t feel bad about it. It was how every dragon felt.  Or so they thought. After they almost reached their home of Moonlight island, and island in the Bay of a Thousand Scales, a beautiful SeaWing dragoness rose out of the waves, flashing her luminescent scales so brightly, the three dragonets were nearly blinded. “Hello, young dragonets! You must feel so lucky. You have had the chance to meet me, the all-amazing dragon of the Sea! Actually change that. Of the whole of PHYRRIA!!! And maybe also Pantala. Hm. Anyways, I’m Sapphire, the most AMAZING DRGON EVER!!!” The SeaWing said. 
“Um… Hi! We should better get on our way, our parents will be waiting for us…” Darksplasher said while leading her sibs on their way out of this mess.
 “She seems a bit weird… a bit…” Peaceriver started.
“Mysterious? Suspicious? Assassin-like?” Darksplasher suggested.
“You guys think that too?!” Rainbringer said, surprised.
“For once.” Peaceriver rolled her eyes.
“Right. Let’s just be more careful.” Darksplasher said. 
Chapter 2 – Dorm 
 Today was a school day. The hybrids went to a big school on another island in the Bay of a Thousand Scales, Aquamarine Academy, open to all tribes, and second only to Jade Mountain Academy. The hybrids swam to school as the blazing sun warmed up the ocean. Fish of all kinds swam around beneath them, and whales sang in joy under in the ocean, their dear home. Today was perfect. 
 Unlike other times Darksplasher has returned to school after the summer holiday, this time she was actually exited. In her mind, she pictured again what happens last night.
“Darksplasher! Peaceriver! Rainbringer!” Mother called.
We all ran there to hear the good news.
“This year, we have decided that you can do boarding in your school if you like.” Father explained.
“Ooh, can I go?” River asked, keenness shining in her eyes.
“Me too!” I said.
“Sure! I’m glad you’re feeling independent enough. What about you, Rainbringer?” Mother asked.
“No thank you. I’d rather stay at home every night.” Rainbringer said.
“Okay. Girls, you can go pack up. We will talk to the school and request you two to be in a room.” Father said.
“Okay!” River said.
“Thanks!” I added.
 After they got to school, Darksplasher and Peaceriver went to the school office, and was greeted warmly by the principal, Ms Kelp. “Good morning,” she said, “You’re here for your dorm, yes? Your parents said that you would like to be together.” 
“Yes, please.” Darksplasher answered politely.
“Alright. Head to the fifth floor, and you can find a spare dorm! Inside there should be a marble slate, and in your free time, you can carve your name onto it. There should also be two stone slates inside, which you can write your schedule on.” Principal Kelp told them.
“Wow, thanks!” Peaceriver said gratefully.
Chapter 3 – Clues 
 “Why hello again! Remember me, Sapphire? I never caught your names though. Did I mention that I’m the playground monitor for the young hatchlings. I guess we can talk everyday now, right?” Sapphire said, shocking Darksplasher and Peaceriver with her appearance.
 “Um… great! See you later! I guess…” Darksplasher stammered.
“Well, that was weird!” Peaceriver said, taking a deep breath as if she has been holding it for some time.
“It’s more than weird. Did you realise that printed on her pouch were the words ‘Hatchling Care’, but there was a glint in it, as if she was hiding a knife, and there was a smell of blood coming from it. Didn’t you not notice?” Darksplasher was getting a bit excited. 
“Now that you mention it, I did smell something weird.” Peacemaker said.
 On their way to lunch, a trio of IceWings blocked their way. They were in fourth grade, like Darksplasher. “Hey babe. Study together later?” Their leader, Iceberg, followed by Frost and Blizzard, asked.
“No thanks. You know I have no feelings for you, and I assume I never ever will.” Darksplasher responded coldly.
 “Well, that was neat! Is this how you deal with those flirty fleabags?” Peaceriver asked after the IceWings left.
“Normally.” Darksplasher responded, shrugging.
“Um… Darksplasher?” A SandWing tapped Darksplasher’s shoulder lightly. When she turned around, she found her classmate Quicksand standing behind her. 
Why am I BLUSHING?! I hardly even know him!
“Um… can I have lunch with you guys?… You can say no if you want…” Quicksand muttered.
“I’m fine with it… as long as Peaceriver is.” Darksplasher responded.
Peaceriver shrugged. “Sure! Why not?”
After lunch, the hybrids went to hang out with Rainbringer, and Peaceriver told him about Sapphire. “Hm. When I ran into her, she.. yes I ran into her, she told me that she was cutting out some meat for the hatchlings. It sounded reasonable enough, but… I just don’t know.” Rainbringer said, realising that Darksplasher has been quiet the whole time, “Um… are you okay?”
“I tried using my mind reading on her, but she has sky fire. You haven’t lost yours, have you, Bringer?” Peaceriver asked.
“No, is still have it.” Rainbringer said.
As they all thought their own thoughts, Darksplasher started to feel sick. She felt as if she was going to pass out as if she didn’t say it. She was like a balloon so full it was going to explode. Then it happened. Words unlike her own, yet still her own rapidly poured out of Darksplasher’s mouth without control:
Night is falling,
The Sun is setting.
You’re rapped in a blanket.
Everybody is. 
Ancient as she is,
Young as she is.
Nobody can tell. 
Beware.
Darkness is falling.
Beware.
The Moon is red.
Beware.
The fangs are glinting.
Beware.
It is coming.
“… Wow. I’m glad I asked you to remove my prophetic powers.” Peaceriver said, breaking the silent moment of shock and confusion.
“Did I just…?” Darksplasher said, more confused than any of her sibs.
“Sounds like a prophecy all right. It’s probably about Sapphire. I knew she was up to no good!” Rainbringer concluded.
“Yeah! Peaceriver said, excited, “Let’s tell Principal Kelp!”
“Hold it. We’re accusing Sapphire. I think we should tell the principal what we think, but we can’t say that we know it.” Darksplasher said.
“Right.” Rainbringer said, suddenly remembering his motto, don’t know, don’t say.
“By the way, I only turned off your power, not remove.” Darksplasher reminded Peaceriver.
“Yeah ok. Let’s go!” Peaceriver said.
Chapter 4 – Prophecy 
 It was around dusk when they went to the school office. The sun was like a floating ball of hot and bright paint, dyeing the clouds pink, orange, and gold, and the sky red, blue, and purple. 
 “Hello? May we see the principal please?” Rainbringer said to the chief assistant, Ms Emerald, a gracefully built turquoise female SeaWing. On her snout rested a pair of silver glasses, with small leaves carved onto it. It was unusual for Rainbringer to speak, as usually in this case it would be Darksplasher, or sometimes Peaceriver speaking. “The principal?” Ms Emerald asked, adjusting her elegant glasses, “I’m afraid not. She is in a meeting. Will Vice Principal Acorn do?” 
“Of course. Thank you!” Peaceriver said.
 “Mr Acorn?” Darksplasher called. She felt like the whole life and death of the school was weighing down on their shoulders. And at this moment, particularly her’s. 
“Yes, hello! How are you today?” He called in his cheery voice, being a RainWing.
“Ummmm… we think there is an assassin in the school. Like, right now.”
“Oh dear! Who?”
“We think it’s Sapphire. We met her a few days before school started, and she was really weird. Also, in her pouch labelled ‘Hatchling Care’, I think I caught sight of something like a knife, and we also smelled blood near her.”
“Well, in that case, you don’t need to worry about anything! Sapphire is just unusual. If there was an assassin, it would probably be Professor Hawk. You know just how grumpy those SkyWings are! Anyways, I would be the first to know if there was an assassin.”
“Which there actually is.” His mind said instead.
It’s probably him. The prophecy might be about him. His glasses look quite ancient. But it’s just some prophecy… 
Chapter 5 – Past to Present
 “Hello! You look dazzling today!” A voice rang out the next morning when Darksplasher and Peaceriver were having breakfast. A voice that sent chills down Darksplasher’s spine. It was Sapphire. 
The assassin… Hold it, what are you talking about?! You aren’t even sure if there is an assassin or not!
“Uh, hi.” Peacemaker replied awkwardly, obviously shocked as well, “It’s totally not weird that you you are not in the Hatchling Cafeteria instead of the our cafeteria.”
“Hm. That’s not very nice of you to say. Well, the truth is, Queen Glory is visiting the school today, and all staff members are to come here for her grand entry.” Sapphire said, thrusting her head up as if she thought she was better than them both.
“Well, I don’t believe a word you say. Queen Glory is one of our best friends, and she knows that we are in this school. She would have told us if she was coming. Besides, Deathbringer is our cousin!” Peaceriver argued.
 At that very moment, the cafeteria doors were opened grandly, and in stepped Glory, queen of the RainWings and NightWings. She was glorious. 
I mean, it would be kind of ironic if she was called Glory and not glorious.
At that moment, they just realised that the whole cafeteria was filled with sweet flowers, which infused the place with a enchanting smell. 
 They saw Deathbringer, the self-claimed bodyguard of Glory, signal to his friend, crush, and queen. Glory nodded and whispered something in his ear. Then Deathbringer started over to them, obviously trying to maintain his superiority. Then he bounded over and wrapped Darksplasher and Peaceriver in a warm hug.
“Deathy!” Darksplasher squealed.
“How’s my little heroines? I missed you so much!” Then he took one look at Sapphire and said, “Why hello. Who are you?”
“I am Sapphire, like the ancient princess, and I demand you go away. I was having an excellent conversation with these two. Now go away. Shoo.” Sapphire said.
Ancient… could she be it?
Deathbringer barked a laugh. “Just because there was a princess called Sapphire in Darkstalker’s day, it doesn’t mean you have her power. There was once a queen named Lagoon. Does the council member Lagoon have the same power? Battlewinner was once our queen, if there was another dragonet with the same name, does she have the power? I think not.” 
“I… I… h.. how dare you!” Sapphire sputtered, her spoiled mind freezing for the first time in her princess life.
“Hmph. Thought so.” Deathbringer snorted, “Now leave us. Bye! Have a nice day!”
Sapphire left, for once not shielded from the sourness trying to crashing and smashing its way into her pitifully spoiled body, brain, and soul.
“Hm, I hope that wasn’t as bad as it seemed.” Deathbringer said.
“Nope! She was really annoying!” Peaceriver screamed, unaware of the many eyes now staring at her.
“Um… but we might need clues from talking to her,” Darksplasher reminded her sister in a low voice, aware of the sea of dragon eyes, not betraying their secret to the public, “Also, keep your voice down.”
“Clues?” Deathbringer asked, matching the lowered voice, “About what?”
“We’ll tell you later, with more privacy.” Peaceriver whispered, showing rare sense, “And after Rainbringer is here. We have a free period after period 1 and 2. We can meet… we can meet… in where?”
“Glory’s room? Or maybe ours?” Darksplasher suggested.
“Maybe Glory’s room.” Deathbringer said.
“Okay.” Peaceriver agreed.
 During their free period, they headed over to Glory’s guest room and knocked on the door. 
“Oh, hi! Splasher! River! You’re here!” Glory said, holding the hybrids’ talons in her own, “Come in, I heard you had something to discuss with Deathbringer.” She casted a significant look at her “bodyguard”. 
“Oh, uh… yeah! Hi!” Deathbringer said, looking up from his book, which, much to Glory’s displeasure, was titled “Queen’s Bodyguard: How, Why, and When”.
“I think you should join in though.” Darksplasher said to Glory.
And therefore, Darksplasher recited her prophecy again, explaining how Sapphire is the most probable suspect, like how her named has been used in ancient times as well as the present. 
Chapter 6 – Flaming Death 
 “Guys!” Darksplasher’s best friend, a Rain-NightWing hybrid, Aura, suddenly a crashed into their room, gasping and panting like she’d just been chasing a fleeing hummingbird around Pyhrria. “There’s a fire in the library!”
“Th… there is?” Glory asked, clearly just as startled as the rest of them.
Aura nodded wildly.
“HOW?!” Peaceriver screamed, causing Darksplasher to flinch back.
“I don’t know! All I know is, one minute I was walking to the art room, and the next, the library was in flames beside me!” Aura admitted.
“You’re not hurt, are you?” Darksplasher asked softly.
“I’m not hurt, but somebody probably is. Good thing it’s a ocean school thing, or else there might not be enough water everywhere! They’re already clearing up the mess.” Aura said, calming down slightly.
 On the way to the library, they saw a scroll in the middle of the corridor, as if somebody was in a hurry to run away, escape, even, with many things. Darksplasher picked it up and unrolled it, revealing a picture and some text about an ancient animus touched badge.
It looks a bit like Principal Kelp’s badge… wait WHAT?! 
Darksplasher scanned the text. “Whomever wears the badge would be given an ability of immortality and camouflage. The current location of the Badge of Assassins is unknown. It was first made by Jerboa I.”
“The Badge of Assassins? That’s kinda dramatic.” Rainbringer commented.
“I think… I think I know where it is.” Darksplasher whispered gravely.
“Where?” Aura asked.
“Principal Kelp… Remember that badge she always wears?” Darksplasher said.
 In the library, they saw Swamp, the female MudWing librarian crouching behind the desk with her wings spread, covering a pair of young dragonets. Swamp must be at least 60 years old. By now, the flame was put out, but it was a horror to see all the scrolls and decorations burnt. 
“How…” Darksplasher started. Swamp did not answer. She was staring blankly at the SkyWing corpse, lying on the floor, dead. “I tried to get him here… but he didn’t make it in time…” Swamp choked.
“Swamp must have been born in a blood red egg, decades ago,” Rainbringer observed, “She must have been the last blood egg before Clay.”
“Swamp, are you okay?” Glory asked.
“Y…yes, thank you, your Majesty…” Swamp bowed her head.
 “Swamp… do you happen to have any available scrolls about famous assassins? SeaWings, in particular?” Darksplasher asked.
“I think so.” Swamp walked over to the shelf with a half burnt label of “SeaWing History” and picked out a scroll. It was actually one of the few that were untouched. She handed it to Darksplasher.
“Thanks.” Darksplasher said gratefully. She unrolled it, and the first thing she saw gave her a vision of the past… 
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