Eel's Enemy

==Welcome==
Welcome! This story was created by Sundew73! If you have any ideas that lead onto this story, you can message on her message wall. But please keep in mind that she might not always use the suggestions, as this is unfinished and she may already have an idea or more. Pufferfish, Eel and Krill are protagonists and have their point of view in the story. Dolphin has her point of view in the prologue and I have not decided who will have their point of view for the epilogue. Have a good time reading, but you have been warned! This isn’t finished, and I may change it a lot. One more thing: I might change the title of this later... right. 
==Prologue==
Dolphin rushed outside. She was late! Dolphin worked as a farmer, and she was running behind. She was already supposed to be at the Cloudy Cliffs, a dark area a while away from her house. She dove into the water. This way would get her there faster. And Dolphin needed to be there fast. Like now. After an hour, she arrived by the shore. And now it’s time to fly up there, Dolphin thought. Why her boss had chosen here as a meeting place, and why he had asked Krill, one of Eel, Dolphin’s daughter’s classmate, to deliver the message. When she got up, she expected to be greeted by her boss. Instead, she faced an empty rock. “Hello?” Dolphin called out. Suddenly, someone jumped on her. A SkyWing! This place is too close to the Sky Kingdom. But when Dolphin turned to look at who it was, she only saw grey-white-green scales. A SeaWing- a SeaWing who looked a lot like Krill. And then- all she saw was a flash of green followed by a horrible crunching noise- a lot of blood- and she was dead.
==Chapter One==
Eel hated the way her tribemates treated her. She could do things just as well as other dragons who could see! It wasn't fair! "Hi!" said passing Pufferfish, Eel's usually cheery friend. "Hello." Eel said. She didn't feel like talking. "Want to go to class early? I know you like painting there." said Pufferfish. Argh. Eel didn't want to go anywhere, but Pufferfish was right. Eel did like going to art class. "Okay." said Eel. She imagined the little art room that was placed outside near the main part of the school. It was seashell shaped and a pearlescent white-blue. It was small but very busy. That was the one and only thing Eel hated about art class. There were too many dragons calling her name and there wasn't even a place to escape. Eel was pretty popular in school because she was a good artist, even if she was blind. Everyone thought so and asked her to paint them something. What was especially hard about this was that she was already very busy. Oh well. She gently poked Pufferfish. "Can we take the long way? I don't want to be bombarded." "You don't? Well, I suppose it gets tiring over time, but seriously, don't you want to be popular? I do. I wish I was you!" Pufferfish suddenly looked down at her talons as if she thought she had said too much. "Don't you think it's weird that our village and school are both above water?" Eel asked. "Yes! Don't we have risks of being spotted?" Pufferfish said. "Then someone might follow us back to the village! At least we have ways to remain hidden." said Eel. 
Eel felt the air in front of her, expecting just air, but instead she felt a solid block. Eel thought it might be a wall. "What? Why's there a wall here?" said Pufferfish, confirming Eel's guess. "Why?" said Eel. "I don't know, why are you asking me?" asked Pufferfish. That's helpful. Eel thought. "Look, a sign!" cried Krill, a grey-white-green male SeaWing who was a bully and acted like he knew everything(which he didn't, but no one stood up to him). Eel scowled. "I hate him." she whispered to Pufferfish. "I don't get why you don't let me stand up to him." "We can't yet!" cried Pufferfish. "He'd flatten us! We need more help!" "But no one wants to help! We can't force them. Then we'd be as bad as Krill." Eel replied. "I didn't suggest that! Why are you saying that like I did?" Eel ignored Pufferfish. "What does it say?" Eel asked, her curiosity pushing away her hate of Krill. "You wouldn't know, Eel. You're supposed to be great, but I now know that's just talk." Krill said the words "wouldn't know" like he was better then her, which he wasn't. She felt like she would have leaped towards him, but Eel stayed put and silent instead of leaping into a fight. Eel glanced at Pufferfish. "You-you don't know that she's not great. You don't have anyone to tell you that. You don't have any friends because you're mean. Eel does." said Pufferfish. Krill took a step back, looking surprised, but it only lasted a moment. "Oh no! We've got art class in 5 minutes! You know that Professor Whale hates tardiness! Hurry!" cried Pufferfish. That was an understatement. Professor Whale punishes lateness with bad punishments. Luckily, they got there just on time, hurrying past the statue of a black and white orca. thumb|300px|left|Working on it
Pufferfish looked like she had just finished swimming around the whole kingdom in one day. “Today you are going to paint whatever you want. You will have up to next week to finish it. Got it?” Professor Whale said the second they sat down. “Got it.” the class chorused. They headed over to the canvases and each chose one. Eel thought of what she was going to paint. She might paint a picture of a jellyfish. She was thinking about making a collection of sea creature art, when Whale said, alright, everyone get your paint and brushes and head to your spots!” Your spots meant your assigned small room that you could paint in peace. 
Pufferfish asked, “What are you painting?” “A jellyfish.” “I’m painting the orca statue.” “Nice.” They didn’t say anything else as they walked over to their room. “We’re here!” said Pufferfish. They were. Eel imagined the small, dark room with a small lamp, and two chairs, one table and two easels. Eel placed her canvas on one of them, while Pufferfish did the same with the other. Eel decided on a deep blue background. She opened a paint jar full of dark blue paint and dipped her brush into it. Suddenly, the door opened, and someone-Professor Starfish, the history teacher-rushed in. “You two are needed at the main section of the school. Follow me.” “Why?” asked Eel. “I’m not actually sure.” admitted Starfish. “Just follow me.” So they did. They walked past the orca statue, and then swam through the underground tunnel full of water leading to the huge underground clearing with the main part of the school in it. Even though Eel had seen it so many times, she still was amazed by the look of it. It was a large globe that looked like a pearl. A huge pearl.
Once they were inside, Eel knew they were heading to Professor Sunfish’s(aka the headmistress) office. Sit down. Eel, I need to talk to you. Pufferfish, you should also listen. I've been trying to be mindful about the situation you're in, but you really need to catch up on work. You've even become less enthusiastic about art. I want you to try your best to catch up. Understand? flashed Sunfish.
==Chapter Two==
The situation. Eel hated that phrase. Eel knew she understood, but wasn't sure she wanted to agree. Yes. Eel forced her scales to flash the word. I understand. Good. replied Sunfish, clearly satisfied. You can go now. Eel and Pufferfish didn't wait a moment longer to get up and rush out of the room. I think you can be excused from your lessons today. suggested Starfish. Take some free time to relax. It'll be good for you. Okay, Professor Starfish. Pufferfish flashed for both of them. Where do you want to go? The Pearl Garden? We should talk about what happened, don’t you think? asked Pufferfish. Sure. Eel said. Eel actually didn’t want to talk at all. But, the Pearl Garden was nice. It wasn’t in their village, but it was nearby, underwater. They swam towards the tunnel that lead out to the ocean... and thought about what she had been told happened only a week ago… they said her mother, Dolphin, was killed by a few SkyWings. I wonder why they did it. Eel thought. The war was over, it couldn’t be that. So… why? As she thought about it she saw that they had reached the garden. There was coral decorating the edge of the garden, and jellyfish and other fish swimming and floating around. Eel had only been here once, with her mother. And words could hardly describe the feeling of calm and sadness that she felt here. thumb|300px|right|Also working on it
==Chapter Three==
Pufferfish didn’t like keeping secrets. But sometimes, she thought they were necessary. Sometimes. Pufferfish knew this time she had to. It was the only way. If she didn’t keep it, dangerous happenings would come. At least, she thought they would be dangerous. Pufferfish, of course, was never a hero. Her friend Eel was the one to step up and defend others. Actually, because Eel wasn’t scared of starting a fight, Pufferfish definitely had to keep the secret. A secret Pufferfish might regret keeping. Only three dragons knew it. Pufferfish, Krill, and Professor Sunfish. And Krill wasn’t helpful at all, and Professor Sunfish was to busy running the Wave Academy, Pufferfish and Eel’s school. She thought that Eel was thinking about what happened too. They were swimming to Pearl Garden. Both of them were silent. There isn’t anything I can do about it. Pufferfish thought fiercely. It’s impossible to bring dragons back from the dead, even if you were an animus. Just let it go, Pufferfish. No matter what she told herself, Pufferfish still felt like she could have done more. After all, she had known the plan before Krill had acted-she could have warned Dolphin. After thinking many guilty thoughts, she looked ahead and saw they were at the gardens. We’re here. I’ve only been here once, you know? It’s amazing how this place feels sad but calm at the same time. flashed Eel. True. replied Pufferfish. Pufferfish didn’t really think so, she had been here many times with her mother, Reef. She sat down on a rock. So, what do you want to do? I’m not sure. Oh yes, we were going to talk about what happened in Professor Sunfish’s office, were we not? We were.
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