Idkthenameyetsogivemetimetothink

= Disclaimer~ =
Idkthenameyetsogivemetimetothink is a fanfic using WeaveTheOrb's Characters Turkeyfish, Towhee, Walleye, and any other characters they have. This fan fic is written by WeaveTheOrb themself. Please don't edit this without their permission! Thank you.
This page is a WIP and will be updated regularly.
===Characters of mine used===
This list of characters is in the order of when the characters were mentioned or when they appeared in the story. If you have any OC's with these names, then uh- whoops! Sorry bout' that.
* Turkeyfish
* Walleye
* Towhee
* General Jasper
* Mahogany
* General Spinel
*Amazonite
*Calcite
*Stalagmite
*Ledge
*Morganite
= Part 1- The Sea and The Sky =
===Chapter 1 ~ Fun times===
"Yahoooo!" a loud voice exclaimed. A splash. Laughing. A salmon pink dragonet, bobbing up and down in the water with a dark teal-colored SeaWing. And a tall, caramel colored SkyWing, laughing along the shore of the river.
Turkeyfish loved his friends. They were everything to him. He had lived with one of them for nearly 2 YEARS. And his other friend regularly visited. Turkeyfish thought nothing could happen to them that was way way WAY too bad. Never. Not even on a warm, summer day, where absolutely anything could happen. ANYTHING. 
He stepped out of the cool, river-water, shaking his large fin of the remaining droplets. The sun beamed down on his scales, making them shine. Occasional cool breezes would come and go. It was perfect. Especially perfect for swimming.
"C'mon Towhee! You'll love the water!" Turkeyfish protested to his brownish-orange SkyWing friend. Towhee nervously glanced at the water, and took a step back. "You aren't scared of it are you?" he teased Towhee. Towhee's snout turned red and she looked away. Turkeyfish knew that she wasn't very keen to water like him and Walleye, especially because she was a SkyWing.
Turkeyfish proceeded to dive back into the water, brushing his pink tail against the soft, smooth pebbles that toppled over one another with the current. When he surfaced, he pounced on Towhee's tail, which was draped next to the river. Towhee yelped, stumbled for a moment, and fell into the river, gasping and sputtering as she bobbed up and down. Her face was scarlet, and Turkeyfish knew that was a bad sign. Almost as bad as the time he was chased out of the Scorpion Den for forgetting to pay for a unripe coconut from the Sand Kingdom Coast that took quote and quote 'years' to get from there to the Scorpion Den. 
Towhee trudged to the shore. "TURKEYFISH!" she yelled. Turkeyfish laughed but ducked underwater before he was swatted by Towhee's long tail. Walleye had laughed too, but he was a tad too late to duck underwater in time before Towhee's tail swatted him too.
"Ow!" he yelped, clutching his head as if it stung. Towhee visibly rolled her eyes and gave Walleye a look that said 'I just swatted you with my tail. How can it hurt?'. Turkeyfish bobbed back up to the surface, his wet scales shining in the bright sunlight. He trudged out of the water and rested on the sandy because, digging his talons into the tiny specks of quartz, rocks, and other minerals that had broken down into sand. He gazed up at the sky. It was a brilliant day, with a few clouds passing by every now and then. Turkeyfish hopped cheerfully over to his hut, which was right by the Diamond spray river, and headed in for one of his weed-woven bowls of leftover sheep meat. He tossed a bit in his mouth, chewed for a minute, and swallowed. He grabbed another bowl, this time full of sliced up fish cubes, and brought both bowls out by Towhee and Walleye.
"Snacks!" Turkeyfish exclaimed, tossing another piece of sheep in his mouth. Walleye swam though the water toward Turkeyfish, snatched a fish cube, and moved a little bit backward, away from Turkeyfish. Turkeyfish guessed that Walleye still hadn't gotten used to him eating sheep meat. Turkeyfish saw Towhee roll her eyes.
Just then, a group of Skywings popped up from behind a few mountains in the distance, clearly searching for something. When they identified Towhee's brownish orange scales and Turkeyfish's light pinkish-orange scales, the Skywing patrol dived down, over to Walleye, Towhee, and Turkeyfish. When they noticed that Walleye was there too, their expression went from 'Why are you chilling out with a HYBRID' to 'WHY ARE YOU CHILLING OUT WITH A SEAWING???'. Towhee gritted her teeth in guilt and fear.
"Hey. Towhee. What are you doing?" one of the guard's questioned, "Don't you know you and Mahogany are going on patrol with General Spinel?". The other guards there gave Towhee questioning looks.
"We still have to wait for a few more hours. And besides, I was just... uh... trying to chase these things off our territory!" Towhee exclaimed, getting several glares from Walleye and Turkeyfish. The guard that had questioned Towhee walked closer to her and grabbed her wrist. His scarlet scales gleamed in the sunlight, and the amount of sunlight that reflected off of his armor gave Turkeyfish a headache. "Hey! What are you doing?" Towhee asked as she was dragged by the guard.
"The patrol starts now. And why don't you say, "Oh, thank you, General Jasper." the guard retorted. Towhee gasped, blushed, bit her lip, screamed for a moment, and nearly fainted. Even Turkeyfish knew that General Jasper was like- TOP NOTCH GENERAL INSERT COOL FLAMES. Towhee had told Turkeyfish and Walleye about General Jasper, and how he managed almost EVERYTHING. 
"Oh geez..." Walleye mumbled, still in the water. He dived down to the bottom of the river, and Turkeyfish joined him.
"Hey, you!" General Japser called at Turkeyfish just as he surfaced. Turkeyfish's ears perked up and a caught a cold glare from Jasper. "If you dare talk to her ever again, then you can expect the next year of your life to be dark, lonely, and sad. She needs more time to practice for battle, thank you very much, and doesn't need stupid dragons like you filling her mind with careless things.". Turkeyfish gave Jasper a hurt look before hurrying across the river, entering his hut, shouting a curse word, and slamming the door shut.
===Chapter 2 ~ Duty===
Towhee felt horrible as the sun began to set and her patrol headed back to the SkyWing Palace. Jasper didn't have to be such a jerk! Towhee desperately wanted to go back and see if Turkeyfish was ok. Walleye is probably comforting him.. so he'll be fine. I just wish I could apologize for Jaspers UNEEDED behavior.. her mind rambled. As they landed on the small ledge of the entrance to the SkyWing throne room, Towhee easily spotted Mahogany running over to them. 
Mahogany had dark red scales. Not too dark, but dark enough. He had a lighter red underbelly with several golden hornrings, wristbands, and necklaces, considering that he owned a jewelry shop. But he also worked part time as a solider, guard, advisor, AND as a dragon who didn't consider Towhee a nuisance. Mahogany skidded to a stop beside Towhee and Jasper. "It's time you came.." Jasper muttered, "Come on.". 
As they lifted into the sky, Towhee could see the faint sunset in the distance. The day had gotten much cooler than before, and cool breezes flew by more often. The Claws of the Clouds Mountains stood out like teeth, snatching up anything in it's maze of mountains that flew by. At least, that's what Towhee felt like it would do. "Hey.. Towhee. You ok? You seem... glum." Mahogany remarked. Towhee still kept her head drooped, but glanced up at Mahogany. 
"I'm fine.. It's just Jasper.." she replied. Mahogany made a weak smile. 
"Don't let him bother you," Mahogany rumbled on, nudging Towhee again before wrapping his talons around hers. "Dragons like him don't exactly know how to not yell for once". Towhee giggled at Mahogany's joke, and looked away innocently when General Jasper shot her a 'what's going on here?' glare. Towhee and the patrol landed at the nearby guard-post, checking in with the scout there to see if they had any new orders. When the scout replied with a no, the patrol continued flying, now going toward the Ice Kingdom. Eventually, they circled around and returned back to the SkyWing palace, where Mahogany said goodbye to Towhee. Towhee figured he had important things to do, so she let him go. She leaped up into the air and began flying toward the Diamond Spray river. Turkeyfish.. I hope your alright.. 
After a bit of flying, Towhee finally reached Turkeyfish's hut. The light was dim, and the air had gone cold. But she could just make out the firefly lanterns he had probably put out at dusk. She landed, and knocked on the door. A few minutes went by, and Towhee thought she could here sounds of someone knocking... canvases over. The door was answered by Walleye. "Oh.. Hey Towhee," Walleye started, trying not to smile awkwardly. He let her in and Towhee found Turkeyfish with a blob of paint covering his eye. 
"Get it off get it off!" Turkeyfish shrieked, literally bumping into everything. Towhee tried to repress a laugh, but it came out anyway. Turkeyfish began laughing too, running straight into the hut's door and making a dragon sized hole. Turkeyfish sprang into the water, turning a section of the water jade green. When he surfaced, Turkeyfish entered the hut through the hole he had made and applied a canvas to temporarily cover the hole. "Oh- Hey Towhee!" Turkeyfish exclaimed, seeming to have forgotten the incident. Turkeyfish walked over to a closet, pulled out a canvas, easel, and paintbrushes, and guided her to her spot. He placed a few jars of red, blue, and yellow paint on a rock by the paintbrush holder on the easel, and gave her a mixing tray. "Feel free to paint anything you want! If you want.." he offered.
Towhee smiled, dipped her paintbrush in a blob of red paint, and began painting.
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===Chapter 3 ~ River===
Walleye woke with noticing that someone had dumped a bucket of pink paint on his head. All he could remember was beginning to paint and.. Uh oh. Turkeyfish had gotten out his alcoholics that he had obtained from the Scorpion Den! Walleye got up to see the hut in disaster.
The canvas that had blocked the hole in the door was gone, and somehow wedged on Towhee's neck. A few of the walls had punch holes in them, and the canvases that had been set up were knocked off or still somehow on their easel. Turkeyfish had somehow hung himself on a sheep carcass hook, and Walleye guessed it was by the pouch he was wearing. Towhee on the other hand, lay half in, half out of the hut. Ha! They're like sun-bathing turtles! his mind joked. He kicked both Turkeyfish and Towhee awake, which wasn't a very smart thing to do.
After being hit several times by Towhee, everyone recovered from the previous night. "Whew! I can barely remember anythin- oh no! What happened to my hut??" Turkeyfish shrieked, looking at the wooden hut that once didn't have so many holes in it. Towhee twiddled with her talons guiltily.
"Sorry Turkeyfish.. We might have gotten.. carried away with the alcoholics.." Towhee mumbled.
"It's fine. I just need to repair these walls. You have more important things to worry about. Like the fact that General Spinel is coming." Turkeyfish said, peeking through the hole he had bade the previous night on the door. Towhee yelped in surprise and tore out of the hut to see the cerise-colored general gracefully landed. From peeking through one of the punch holes in the hut, Walleye could see that General Spinel was a MAGNIFICENT dragon, with what looked like marble armor, several ruby earrings, necklaces, and wristbands, and ruby engravings under her eyes. Walleye was amazed how Spinel could still wear all of that jewelry under her armor. Her scales were a fine cerise, with a lighter- almost watermelon pink belly and garnet colored horns. 
"Ah... Towhee. What are you doing here of all places. Didn't Jasper tell you to stop going here?" Spinel hissed at Towhee, clearly already annoyed.
"Oh- uh... sorry Ma'am." Towhee replied, straightening her back and saluting. Walleye nervously glanced at Turkeyfish behind the hut door.
"And is that... green paint?" Spinel asked, pointing at one of Towhee's forearms. Towhee squeaked and quickly washed the green paint off of her forearm. "Anyway...Jasper told me that today is going to be battle training with new soldiers with the names of... Amazonite, Calcite, Stalagmite, Ledge, and... Morganite." Spinel continued, flicking her tail in a gesture to follow her. And minutes later, Towhee was swallowed by the clouds.
After another minute, just to be safe, Walleye exited the shack. It was cooler than yesterday, but by noon Walleye guessed that half of the river would dry up it would be so hot. A layer of dew gave Walleye's talons soothing sprinkles of water, and Walleye quickly glided into the river. It felt cool...nice..and-
"How can you swim this early?" Turkeyfish called. Turkeyfish walked over to the river and sat down at the edge, gently stirring the water with his dark scarlet talons. Walleye gave Turkeyfish a 'what? It feels good' smile, and drifted backwards, a tad farther away from Turkeyfish. 
Turkeyfish huffed for a moment, but his eyes suddenly brightened and he ran into his hut, searched his hut for something, and came out and back to Walleye with a satchel. "Here! Lets split up, gather twigs, and use the twigs to repair the hut walls. And whoever get's the most sticks in the end gets to dare the other one to do their least favorite thing!" Turkeyfish offered.
Walleye's eyes widened, and he put on a smug expression. "I accept!" Walleye boomed. He shot down the stream almost a second after he snatched the satchel from Turkeyfish. He was SO going to win. And he knew exactly where to start.
===Chapter 4 ~ The Stick Hunt===
Turkeyfish stumbled through the forest, birds singing beautiful songs above him. Not only was it a distraction, but it was also something Turkeyfish had to stop and study. The birds were a nice sky blue, with a brownish-orange neck and belly. Oooooooh! That would make a really good painting! he thought. The bird happily jumped from branch to branch, eventually flying out of the canopy. Turkeyfish turned back to the forest.
There was a small, dirt path that had been made by deer, twisting and turning between the oaks and birches. A few pines dotted the area around him, and the forest floor had a variety of ferns, weeds, grasses, bushes, and saplings. A few squirrels crawled down a few oaks and scurried away at the sight of Turkeyfish, and a deer trotted, peacefully grazing on the grasses in the distance. Turkeyfish smiled. Here, he would surely find sticks and branches to cover up the holes in his hut walls. Taking a few steps, Turkeyfish spotted a stick and......tripped over a root.
Well, Turkeyfish had expected he would trip over a root in the first few minutes of the stick hunt. He was that clumsy. He got up and brushed himself of dirt, and grabbed that stick. Placing it in his pouch, he began searching once more. As he made his way through the forest, the sun rose, and the temperature got so hot that-
"AHHHHHHHH!" Turkeyfish screamed, tumbling down a steep ravine. His tail caught on a branch and flung him backward into a spruce tree, giving Turkeyfish a nice headache. Falling down to the ground, Turkeyfish tried to fly upward- but instead ended up shooting down into the narrow river. A family of racoons shrieked in fright and clawed Turkeyfish, and he landed in the water with a decent amount of blood spiraling out of various cuts, turning the water a shade of red. The sky seemed to twist and turn, moving up and..down? The trees wiggled and the grass beside the river seemed to.. LAUGH at HIM????? He grasped for the sky, trying to get out of it-
Everything suddenly turned black.
Turkeyfish woke.. maybe an hour or so later, and weakly opened his eyes. The trees were.. gone. And.. Walleye?
Walleye had a worried expression on his face, looking down on Turkeyfish with worry and sighing with relief as Turkeyfish slowly (and painfully) got up. "What-- What happened?" Turkeyfish asked, still dizzy. The scratches he had gotten earlier still bled, and when Turkeyfish turned to peer at the river, it was slightly stained red.
"I saw you floating down the Diamond Spray River when I got back- maybe 5 minutes ago--" Walleye tried to say without putting to much of a worried tone in his voice. "You should have been watching where you were going. But, I still won, though." Walleye continued, showing off his... 50 STICKS?? WHERE had Walleye gone to? Turkeyfish glared at him suspiciously.