Dragon's Fruit (NMNP)

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Table of contents
Prologue
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Epilogue 
===Prologue===
“What?! You’re naming her ‘’’That?!’’’” A silhouette hissed.
“Yeah, it’s a great name. Dragonfruit puts in fierce and intensity with a hint of kindness,” A more broad silhouette replied.
“Excuse me? That’s like naming a Scavenger, Scavengemeat, would you name a scavenger Scavengermeat?” The feminine silhouette replied.
“It’s not the same, there is no such particular thing as Scavengemeat. It’s just scavenger’s meat. You don’t say Dragon’s fruit, don’t you?”
“I might as well.”
It was another day of mates arguing between each other on names, though this pair was different. Every RainWings was staring at them judgingly and peered worried for the raspberry-scaled RainWing hatchling below.
The residents’ eyes scattered around until one lapis blue RainWing swooped down and grabbed the dragonet in her talons. Her webs screamed gold and had gold speckles all over her face. Her yellow eyes stared at the dragonet with a bright smile, landing on a top layer of the RainWings’ Sunbranch and resting the dragonet onto the ground. 
“Alright Dragonfruit,” The RainWing, Cornflower, loved the name, “Wonder what we’re doing today.”
 Dragonfruit only responded with a solemn squeak, her scales glimmering in happy yellows and her head rising to the sun.
“Haha...Mwah,” Cornflower booped her snout, “You poor soul to be born to Goldenflower and Leapingfrog...the rowdiest RainWings of the tribe.”
Dragonfruit didn’t respond, she just glared and cawed, her frills opening and closing to fan herself.
“You whittle baby,” She wholesomely smiled, “You want a lil’ apple?”
Not understanding, Dragonfruit made a small smile opening her mouth a little once she took notice of what Cornflower was holding.
“Moufht, garrrble, eee? Nom, garrble, eee,” Dragonfruit cried, waving her talons at the apple.
“Okay, okay calm down, here comes your order,” Cornflower placed the apple between Dragon’s talons, allowing her to nibble onto the berry.
“Mmmmmmmmmm, AEREG, mmmm,” Dragonfruit smiled.
Cornflower’s heart arose as she watched Dragonfruit enjoy the meal, looking over to find the pair still arguing about the name, going as far as to fly to the queen.
“Oh dear, I guess you’re my dragonet now,” Cornflower jokes. She wished she could do so, though the RainWings were still deciding whether the tribe or family should take care of a family’s dragonet, some went against it, some argued with it, it was a circuit split with the courts, the supreme court is still figuring it out.
Years before the Dragonet Prophecy, RainWings were monsters, all tribes wanted a RainWing ally and only the IceWings were willing to face them off straight their face, but that was because their territory was too cold for RainWings to follow them into.
Though ever since the hearing of war, the RainWings began to reflect on themselves and their unhealthy lifestyles. They began to weaken theirselves, the last queen not wanting anything to do with war anymore after losing a certain dragon, no one knew who out of the 5 fallen soldiers but whichever one died led the RainWings to debate on less fighting and more relaxing. Eventually they became the weakest tribe and had the effect they wanted, no one wanted to ally with them, no one. It worked too well to the point where the tribes have forgotten the dangers of RainWings.
“Alright, time to meet your peers,” Cornflower announced, grabbing Dragonfruit in ‘hamburger form’ and gliding down the trees, her legs leaping for air and her body twisting to avoid the pair who have calmed and appear to not care where their dragonet was. She landed in a roofed cabin filled with squeaking offsprings and mothers.
“Cornflower got a ‘net for once?” A turquoise female joked.
“No, might as well adopt this one Prismarine,” Cornflower replied.
Prismarine smiled, they were best clawmates ever since they’ve hatched, the two wanted the same for their offsprings.
“Scruuummmmbmbmmbmb, grrEE,” A sea-blue RainWing screeched, her 3 legged body scooting over to Dragonfruit.
“Garrrbbbbble?” Dragonfruit peered, tapping where supposedly the dragonet’s fourth leg was.
“Oh..she has a deformity,” Prismarine replied to Cornflower’s surprised expression, “She’ll get used to it.”
Cornflower rolled her eyes, “Hopefully…..oh look they’re playing.”
Dragonfruit and the dragonet growled at eachother, doing soft tackles and missing their swipes, their scales flaking happily in golds and yellows and inviting a stone gray RainWing to join.
“Hey Corn, if you were to have a dragonet, what would you name them?” 
Cornflower peered over, “Tamarin. You know, the beautifully coated monkeys, it seems like a fitting name.”
“That’s sweet I might steal it,” Prismarine joked
“NO!”
The two RainWings laughed and hissed, the crowd of RainWings laughing along, dragonets chirping and crying with tiny adorable sparrs taking place as the sun went to sleep to the dusk.
===Chapter 1===
“Help! Some dragon! Anyone?”
Mumbles followed by mid-shaped bubbles filled the freshwater river screeching agony and fear.
“Yes there’s me monkeyface,” A gray RainWing hissed.
Her long hatchingmate which she’d thought was a friend was mercilessly forcing her head to the bottom of the riverbank, trying to quarrel dragon’s alligators around to scrap off her scales.
“Stonefi-mumble-cut it out!” She cried.
Though the situation only escalated, Stonefish slitting the back of Dragonfruit’s threat, luckily her hard scales kept him from getting into the bare scale. 
Dragonfruit snapped at the alligators, catching one of them in her teeth while the rest nibble little by little on her scales. She lifted her head, surprisingly being able to reach the surface to find Stonefish missing. She frantically peered around before Liana shook her awake.
“You scared the spiders out of me!” Dragonfruit hissed.
Liana smiled, dying to a frown, “I wonder what went wrong, I mean we used to be buddies since hatching haven’t we?”
Dragonfruit nodded, “Maybe Stonefish doesn’t like something about us, I don’t know, we haven’t done anything wrong to him, or anything at all…”
Liana shook her head, “Let’s move on from this subject….have you heard that Jambu is setting up a party today?”
Dragonfruit sprung up, “Again? Haven’t the RainWings partied enough?”
Liana shrugged, “I mean I like it, I like the new lifestyle we have too, less blood...yuck…”
Dragonfruit frowned, her scales turning a pale red, “Well now all the tribes think we’re lazy, how are we going to scare them now? OOooooo, we can change our scales…….scary…..I think changing to this was the worst idea ever in my opinion...Like...we’re practically useless, USELESS!”
The two had a friendly debate between the subjects until Liana left for lunch and Dragonbite landed in an elder hut to meet up with Cornflower. Cornflower wasn’t an elder, she was too young, and it wasn’t caring for the elders that was her job either. Her only dragonet, Tamarin, was blind and she was placed in the hut to make up for the last time a blind dragonet was set into the open at first-birth, it wasn’t pretty.
“How’s she? Is she going to be okay?” Dragonfruit asked.
Cornflower nodded, “Your sister is going to be okay.”
Dragonfruit and Tamarin were considered siblings even if biologically Dragonfruit was barely related. Still, the majority of the RainWings felt bad for Dragonfruit’s parentage, denying Dragonfruit’s real family background and always having Cornflower’s family be Dragon’s instead. Dragon didn’t mind.
“Can’t wait to play with her,” Dragonfruit peered to the younger blue dragonet.
“How was your day?” Cornflower asked.
“Not well, Stonefish nearly drowned me in Alligator lake and, I have a question.”
Cornflower’s eyes widened, “Might as well cover that lake up before it kills a dragonet or two, many have been trying to appeal but the queen doesn’t care. Also, yes?”
Dragonfruit nodded in agreement, “Haven’t we grown a bit, soft. Like, normally if a dragonet was bullied the opponent would get the justice they deserve. Two adults watched me and did nothing.”
Cornflower stared, “There’s nothing I can do about that.”
Dragonfruit straightened, “What do you mean?”
She could tell Cornflower had the opposing opinion from her worried face, she appreciated her silence but didn’t want to pressure her into thinking otherwise just because she was her daughter.
“It’s, it’s okay, everyone thinks we’re fine,” She growled, taking off.
Cornflower reached for Dragon but was stopped by Tamarin’s scowl.
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