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Fire

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**Fire** can mean several things...

* The Fire, an element from *The Land of Fire*?
* *The Light of Fire*, the third book of *The Land of Fire* whose alternate name is *Book Three: Fire*?
Clay (human)

**Clay** is a male human who appeared in the prologue of *The Breaking Ocean*.

He was one of the first humans to live on Archai.

* Novels

## History

### *The Breaking Ocean*

Clay was seen in Matter's letter in the novel's prologue discussing the origins of Archai. The letter was later scrapped from the novel as it was deemed "too expositional".

## Trivia

* "Clay" is a type of fine-grained soil containing minerals such as hydrous aluminum phyllosilicates (i.e. kaolinite).
	+ Clay's name is a reference to how God created humanity from the Earth.
* Clay is the *Archai* equivalent of Adam, the first human made by God and the male ancestor of all human beings.
* Clay will appear later in the series, likely in a field guide.

## References

1. ↑ *The Breaking Ocean*, prologue
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *Archai*
3. ↑ Clay - Wikipedia
Eukarya (planet)

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**Eukarya (planet)** can refer to two things...

* Eukarya, a planet that appears in *FeatherWings*?
* Eukarya, a planet that appears in *These Alien Dragons*?
Deeptide Sea

The **Deeptide Sea** is a body of water on the western side of Archai.

## Description

The Deeptide Sea has sheer cliffs that drop down into its waters.

#### *The Breaking Ocean*

Lapis meets Pharos on the cliffs of the ocean after he finds and hides Blaze's corpse in the Skyridge Mountains. The Sunblaze Elf gives the Rock Dragon a Lightning Dragon egg as the "Sky" member of the Prophecy.

## Trivia

* The Deeptide Sea replaces the Ocean of Substances from *The Land of Fire*.
* The Deeptide Sea's naming was inspired by the naming of Xadia's Tidebound Archipelago in *The Dragon Prince*.
* The Deeptide Sea draws inspiration from Michigan's Lake Superior in terms of appearance.

## References

1. ↑ *The Breaking Ocean*, prologue
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *Archai*
Guide to Archai (TLoF)

***A Guide to Archai*** is a guide introducing the types of magic in *The Land of Fire*. It was written by a coalition of scholars in-world, and is present at the beginning of every *Land of Fire* novel.

## Guide

### Air Magic

Source: the world's sky

Symbol: a stylized cloud made of many spirals

Magical creatures: Air Dragons (Wind Dragons); Storm Elves

Associations: change, freedom, pressure

### Water Magic

Source: the world's water sources

Symbol: three droplets forming a triangle

Magical creatures: Sea Elves; Water Dragons (Fin Drakes, Rain Dragons, Web Dragons)

Associations: change, depths, beginnings

### Earth Magic

Source: the earth itself

Symbol: a stylized plant made from spirals

Magical creatures: Earth Dragons (Rock Dragons); Stone Elves; Tree Golems

Associations: survival, life, endurance

### Fire Magic

Source: the light and heat sources of the world

Symbol: a stylized flame made of spirals

Magical creatures: Fire Dragons (Flame Drakes, Heat Dragons, Sun Lizards); Sun Elves

Associations: energy, revealing light, fury

### Aether Magic

Source: *Coming soon...*

Symbol: an oval with a dot on its top, a dot in its middle, and a dot on its bottom

Magical creatures: Aether Dragons; Space Elves

Associations: the unknown, mysteries, the beyond

### Moon Magic

Source: *Coming soon...*

Symbol: a crescent in a dark circle

Magical creatures: Lunar Elves; Moon Dragons

Associations: change, obscurity, guidance

### Love Magic

Source: *Coming soon...*

Symbol: *Coming soon...*

Magical creatures: Blood Elves; Love Dragons

Associations: *Coming soon...*

### Dark Magic

Source: the "darkness" within individuals, although some think its actual source is the naturally dark places in the world

Symbol: *Coming soon...*

Magical creatures: Dark Dragons; Night Elves

Associations: *Coming soon...*

### Light Magic

Source: the "light" within individuals, although some think its actual source is the light sources of the world

Symbol: *Coming soon...*

Magical creatures: Light Dragons; Lucent Elves

Associations: *Coming soon...*

## Trivia

* In the rough and semifinal versions of the series, the guide had five elements in it. The final version of it has all nine elements in it for consistency in the books.

## References

1. ↑ Luna's notes and outlines on *The Land of Fire*
Elves (TLoF)

**Elves** are a magical creature seen in *The Land of Fire*.

## Biology

Elves majorly resemble humans in that they have skin in varying shades of white, black, and brown; five digits on each finger and foot; and hair in shades of brown, black, and blonde. What sets them apart from humans is their upswept pointed ears and the appearance of horns on their head, which is based on genetics.

Elves have a similar lifespan to humans - 120 years - although the ones with the strongest connections to their respective magic source can live twice as long.

## History

### *The Seas of Fire*

A major elven character in the original trilogy (Hawk) is introduced.

## Types

### Night Elves

Night Elves are connected to the Darkness.

## Trivia

* It is unknown if elves can have hybrid children with each other (i.e. Sun Elf/Storm Elf hybrid) or with humans.
	+ When forming the character of Gale, the author thought about making him an elf/human hybrid. This concept was later scrapped as it was unrealistic and felt "off" for the storyline.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
Fang (JP)

**Fang** is a male DesertWing and one of J. Pappas' *Alien Dragons* OCs.

* Apocrypha

## Description

Fang has pale yellow scales and wears a fang from an unknown creature in one of his ears. He has a hissing voice.

## Trivia

* A "fang" is a long, pointed tooth.
* Fang was inspired by the Fangs, the main antagonistic creature from *The Wingfeather Saga*; more specifically, he is inspired by Green Fangs, the most common type of Fang in the series world.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *These Alien Dragons*
2. ↑ Fang - Wikipedia
Guide to Archai

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***Guide to Archai*** can refer to two things...

* *Guide to Archai*, the in-world guide to *The Land of Fire'*s magic system?
* *Guide to Archai*, the in-world guide to *Archai'*s magic system?
City of Glory

The **City of Glory** is one of the four cities of Moirai, led by Glory.

## Description

The city is tall, majestic, and otherworldly. Ayla mentions it to be the most beautiful city she'd ever seen.

## History

### *The Land of the Moon*

At the end of the novel, the final battle is held within the perimeter of the city.

## Trivia

* The City of Glory is the *Land of Fire* equivalent of Wasp Hive and Yellowjacket Hive from *Wings of Fire*.
	+ Prior to the release of *A Guide to the Dragon World*, the author thought that Yellowjacket Hive was the Pantalan city where scientists were based and where soldiers were trained and kept, based on its geographical location and naming. This headcanon is present in *The Land of Fire*, as it was written from 2021-2022.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
2. ↑ *The Land of Darkness*
3. ↑ Luna's *Wings of Fire* fan-content and headcanons
Dune's Herd

**Dune's Herd** (mainly known as the "**outcast herd**") is a HeatWing herd comprised of outcasted HeatWings - LGBT+, mentally and/or physically disabled, and genetic conditions - lead by Dune.

Members of the herd can be found here.

## History

### *Dragon Heart*

The herd was the first herd found by Maple, Sand, and Cloud on their quest to find the "legendary" FeatherWings. The herd's leader eventually steers the trio in the right direction to finding the lost species.

## Trivia

* Dune's Herd is the second herd to be seen in the series; the first one being Desert's herd in the prologue of *Dragon Heart*.
Clawed Isle

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**Clawed Isle** can refer to two things...

* The Clawed Isle from *FeatherWings*?
* The Clawed Isle from *These Alien Dragons*?
Author

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**Author** can mean several things...

* The Author, the puppet leader of the Oligarchy in *The Haven*?
* The Author, the god of the humans in *The Land of Fire* and *Archai*?
* Moon Luna, the author of *FeatherWings*, *The Haven*, *Kinetics*, *The Land of Fire*, *These Alien Dragons*, and *Archai*?
Guide to Archai (Archai)

***A Guide to Archai*** is a guide introducing the types of magic in *Archai*.

Symbol: a circle of fire

Magical Creatures: Phoenixes, Sun Dragons, Sunblaze Elves

Associations: energy, fury, revealing light, righteousness, truth, rebirth

Symbol: a crescent in a circle

Magical Creatures: Crescent Moon Butterflies, Moon Dragons, Moonsilver Elves

Associations: change, obscurity, guidance, mysteries, secrets, appearances, reflection, duality, phases, cycles

### Star Magic

The Stars symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
Source: the stars, moons, and planets beyond the world

Symbol: a river of stars

Magical Creatures: Star Dragons, Vastspace Elves

Associations: the beyond, mysteries, the unknown, hope, wonder, timelessness, beauty, wisdom

### Earth Magic

The Earth symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
Source: the earth itself, including its flora

Symbol: a stylized, spiralized plant

Magical Creatures: Earth Dragons, Earthtree Elves, Tree Golems

Associations: life, survival, endurance, healing, history, growth, fury, beauty

### Sky Magic

The Sky symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
Source: the world’s sky

Symbol: a feathered wing connected to a spiral at its base

Magical Creatures: Cloudbirds, Sky Dragons, Stormwind Elves

Associations: freedom, change, pressure, fury, clarity, the beyond, ascension

### Ocean Magic

The Ocean symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
Source: the water sources of the world and how they originate and flow back into the ocean

Symbol: two swirling lines forming a whirlpool

Magical Creatures: Deeptide Elves, Ocean Dragons

Associations: beginnings, depths, change, transformation, fluidity, purity, fury, appearances, pressure

### Dark Magic

The Darkness symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
Source: the naturally dark places of the world, including shadows and the night

Symbol: a shadow resembling a blood stain

Magical Creatures: Dark Dragons, Darkshadow Elves

Associations: evil, destruction, secrets, deceit, manipulation, death
Brynn Wolff

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**Brynn Wolff** can mean two things...

* Brynn Wolff, a female human slated to appear in *Archai*?
* Brynn Wolff, a female human who appeared in *The Land of Fire*?
Elemental Shift

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**Elemental Shift** can mean two things...

* *Elemental Shift*, the first series the author ever wrote?
* *Elemental Shift*, the first book in the aforementioned series?
Coral (BW)

**Coral** is a female BayWing who was introduced in *Dragon Heart*.

* Novels

## Appearance

Coral has dark blue scales like the ocean depths.

## Personality

Marine describes Coral as a dragon that could be trusted.

## History

### *Dragon Heart*

Coral appears during a time that Marine is waiting for Peak at night in the marshes.

## Relationships

### Marine

Marine is a female BayWing and a friend of Coral.

## Trivia

* "Coral" are marine invertebrates that build up coral reefs in Earth's oceans.
	+ Coral was not named after Coral from *Wings of Fire*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Heart*, epilogue
2. ↑ Coral - Wikipedia
3. ↑ Coral - *Wings of Fire* wiki
4. ↑ Luna's outlines and notes for *FeatherWings*
Dragon's Smoke

***Dragon's Smoke*** is the scrapped sixth and final book in *FeatherWings*, and had Lava as the protagonist.

The book succeeded *Dragon's Sea*.

## Plot

### Part Three

All the humans and dragons of Eukarya board humanity's old spaceships and escape the planet before the black hole devours the planet. As they drift alone in space, the survivors hope to rebuilt their civilizations on a new planet, like the Ili and the Juxera.

## Trivia

* The naming of the book was derived from the titles of several books in *Pern*, including *Dragon's Code*, *Dragon's Fire*, and *Dragon's Time*.
* The cover of the book would've resembled the cover of *The Dolphin's Bell*, a short story taking place during the events of *Pern: Dragonsdawn*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Luna's outlines and notes for *FeatherWings*
City of Death

The **City of Death** is one of the four cities of Moirai, led by Hades.

## Trivia

* The City of Death is the *Land of Fire* equivalent of Tsetse Hive and Bloodworm Hive from *Wings of Fire*.
	+ Prior to the release of *A Guide to the Dragon World*, the author thought that Tsetse Hive was the Pantalan city where dangerous prisoners or uncontrollable dragons would be sent to, based on text given in *The Hive Queen*. This headcanon is present in *The Land of Fire*, as it was written from 2021-2022.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
2. ↑ Luna's *Wings of Fire* fan-content and headcanons
Great Woods

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**Great Woods** can refer to two things...

* The Great Woods from *Archai*?
* The Great Woods from *The Land of Fire*?
Earthtree (TLoF)

**Earthtree** is an elven city located in the Ochar Marshes of Archai. It is the capital of the Stone Elves.

## Description

### Entrance

The entrance to the city is a wall of stone with a puzzle embedded into it. When solved, the image is revealed to be a spiralized plant, the symbol of the Earth.

### Library

The library is located in the area where Earth masters live. It has a green roof; books of many types, from magical tomes to history textbooks, are contained in its wooden shelves.

### Training Area

The training area for young Earth Masters is located in the actual swamp, far from the city but close in case of emergencies. It is a shack meant to house several people and contains books on elven cultures and Earth spells.

## History

### *The Light of Fire*

Aqua orders Caelum to take Brynn, Gale, and Hawk to Earthtree while she convenes with the Masters at Sunglow in the beginning of the novel.

In the third act, Brynn, Clover, and other convicts make their way to Earthtree after they escape the Gated City when it was attacked by the magical territories.

## Trivia

* The training area was designed after Kya Clark's shack as seen in *Where the Crawdads Sing (2022)*, with a fantasy touch to it.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Light of Fire*, Chapter 14
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Light of Fire*, Chapter 15
3. ↑ Luna's outlines and notes on *The Land of Fire*
Community of Woods (FW)

The **Community of Woods** is a TreeWing Community located north of the Community of Coasts, yet close to the western ocean.

## Appearance

The Community is made out of various vines, plants and branches. Buildings made of these materials can be found suspended from trees, or nestled into the branches, or wrap around the tree itself. There is walkways between buildings, and these walkways are made from tree branches and vines; they suspended in the air by vines tied to trees and the walkway itself. In the middle of the Community is a giant platform known as the "prey-center", where all the prey found by Hunters is gathered for the daily Community Feast in the evening.

### Clove's hut

Clove's hut is located on an unknown side of the Community, and is nestled in the crooks of a giant tree that rapidly looses its leaves when winter approaches. It is larger than Maple's hut in the Community of Coasts, and is able to pack seven dragons in it .

### Council's treehouse

This treehouse is where the Council of the Community of Coasts resides. It a dome made from branches and vines woven together to make it camouflage in the trees, and various objects like bird feathers, seashells, and small rocks with fossils in them decorated the exterior and interior of the hut. The floor is also composed of branches and vines woven together.

## History

### *Dragon Soul*

Alder takes Maple, Sand, and Cloud through Community of Woods territory and decide to rest there during the day before continuing to head to the Community of Trees the next night.

## Trivia

* The Community was originally flown through by Alder, Maple, Sand, and Cloud as they headed to the Community of Coasts in one night. However, their trip was split into two days for realism.
* The Community is supposed to evoke the feeling of a city in the trees.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 21
2. ↑ *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 22
Community of Coasts (TAD)

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**Community of Coasts** can mean two things...

* The Community of Coasts from *Changing Leaves*?
* The Community of Coasts from *Turning Tides*?
Feathers of Fire

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**Feathers of Fire** can refer to two things...

* Feathers of Fire from *FeatherWings*?
* Feathers of Fire from *These Alien Dragons*?
Bolt

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**Bolt** can refer to three things...

* Bolt, a male Lightning Dragon who appeared in *Archai*?
* Bolt, a StormWing who appeared in *FeatherWings*?
* Bolt, a male StormWing who appeared in *These Alien Dragons*?
Coral

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**Coral** refers to two characters...

* Coral, a female BayWing who appeared in *FeatherWings*?
* Coral, a female Deeptide Elf who appears in *Archai*?
* Coral, a female OceanWing who appeared in *These Alien Dragons*?
Great Forest (FW)

The **Great Forest** (known as "**the forest**" to humans) is the central forest of continent/planet Eukarya's mainland and is the home of the TreeWing species. The Rachis Jungle borders it to the north, the Ridges borders it to the east, and the swamps border it to the southwest.

## Description

The forest is dominated by trees of varying types, although it is a deciduous forest. The forest floor contains freshwater pools and streams where fish and other aquatic wildlife reside.

## Wildlife

### Flora

* Various alien-looking trees, vines, flowers, and other plants

### Fauna

* Forest Raptors
* Humans
* Rock Leeches
* TreeWings
* Various insects, birds, and mammals

## Locations

### Communities

Communities are the residences of the TreeWings within the Forest of Groves.

All TreeWing Communities in the series can be found here.

### Sequoia's Grove

Sequoia's Grove is a small grove of sequoia trees located on the outer fringes of Community of Coasts territory, near Community of Trees territory. It is the supposed burial place of Sequoia, the alleged founder of modern Eukaryan society according to the TreeWings.

In *Dragon Soul*, this was the located where Sand ambushed Beech and Branch before being subdued by the TreeWings.

### Tree of Direction

A "Tree of Direction" is a giant tree used by the TreeWings to find their way around the Forest of Groves. The majority of them resemble alien-looking live oaks.

## History

### *Dragon Soul*

The Great Forest appears as the home territory of Maple and other TreeWings and is the main setting of the novel.

### *Dragon Wings*

The forest is seen near the end of the novel, where the Communities are empty shells from Ili attacks.

## Trivia

* The appearance of the Communities are based off the RainWing village from *Wings of Fire*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Luna's notes and outlines for *FeatherWings*
2. ↑ *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 7
3. ↑ *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 14
4. ↑ RainWing village - *Wings of Fire* wiki
Colonization of Eukarya

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**Colonization of Eukarya** can refer to two things...

* Colonization of Eukarya from *FeatherWings*?
* Colonization of Eukarya from *These Alien Dragons*?
Beech (FW)

**Beech** is a male TreeWing that was introduced in *Dragon Soul*. He is a Hunter (prey-hunter) for the Community of Coasts.

## Description

Beech has green scales and small wings shaped like beech leaves. His face looks like he is permanently disapproving anyone.

## Personality

Beech is described to be "cantankerous" by Maple.

## History

### *Dragon Soul*

Beech is first seen at the Community Feast at the beginning of the novel, telling the Hunters of the Community about a run-in he had with a HeatWing during the day. He later sees Bud and Blossom speaking to Maple near the end of the Feast, and tells them to go back to their parents (as the dragonets are young). The twins run back to their parents, and Beech tells Maple as she is about to leave that Soapberry wants to speak with her the next day, alone in his house.

Later, Beech and Maple are the TreeWings that find Cloud washed up on a beach near the Community of Coasts. Beech notifies Hornbeam of Cloud's presence as Maple guards him, and the Council member tells the duo to bring him to Willow's hut.

Later, in the third act, Maple has a dream wherein she is in the position of Cloud, and Volt represents Beech in the dream.

## Relations

### Maple

Maple is a fellow Hunter of the Community of Coasts that Beech sometimes works with.

## Trivia

* Beech's wings were made small to show the diversity within the TreeWing species.
* A "beech" is a type of deciduous tree native to Europe, Asia, and North America.

## Gallery

Reference by L1quidMarbl3Icon (made in the flippingchicken Dracthyr creator on Picrew)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 2
2. ↑ Luna's notes and outlines for *FeatherWings*
3. ↑ Beech - Wikipedia
Bolt (FW)

**Bolt** is a StormWing that appeared in *Dragon Soul*.

* Novels

## History

### *Dragon Soul*

Bolt appears as a figment of Maple's imagination in a dream, where she is in the same situation as Cloud in it. Volt is the StormWing version of Maple in the dream.

## Trivia

* “Bolt" means "to make a sudden, swift move". It also refers to a lightning bolt, which is an electrical discharge in the atmosphere between the atmosphere and the ground.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 16
2. ↑ Bolt - Dictionary.com
3. ↑ Lightning - Wikipedia
Gated City (TLoF)

**The Gated City** is the capital of Archai's human territories.

## Description

The city is known for its gigantic gate that surrounds it. Near one of the gates is a rocky pit used to contain prisoners of interest.

In the central towers are where Casimir and the General (and their pawns) resided until the end of *The Light of Fire*.

Beneath one of these towers lies a dungeon and a torture room.

## History

### *The Land of Fire*

In the prologue, Adam receives Aether-connected artifacts and dragon egg from Judas as a plot to overthrow the Gated City's government.

### *The Seas of Fire*

Blackwood shows Casimir his discoveries on new magic, which Sunny is forced to make in the prologue.

### *The Light of Fire*

Brynn is arrested with other dragons and elves in the aftermath of the battle at Stormwind and placed into the dungeons of the Gated City.

A year later, the magical armies attack the city, allowing the prisoners to escape to Earthtree, in the magical territories.

## Trivia

* The Gated City was inspired by the Democrats putting a wall around the Capital Building from 2020-2024. Its "aesthetic" (look) was inspired by the steampunk subgenre of science-fiction.

## References

1. ↑ *The Land of Fire*, Chapter 7
2. ↑ *The Land of Fire*, epilogue
3. ↑ *The Seas of Fire*, prologue
4. ↑ *The Light of Fire*, Chapter 11
5. ↑ Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
Gong

**Gong** is a female WaveWing who was introduced in *The Lost Element*.

* Fanfictions

## Description

Gong has blue scales.

She was later caught in the ShadowWings' attack at the end of the novella, although it is unknown what her fate is.

## Trivia

* A "gong" is a percussion instrument developed in East and Southeast Asia.
	+ Gong's name is also a reference to the gongs seen in *Club-Penguin: Card-Jitsu*.
* In the original version of *The Lost Element*, Gong's name was originally a teacher the author knew in real life. For the current version, this was changed for privacy reasons.

## Gallery

SeaWing base from *Wings of Fire*, by Joy Ang.SkyWing base from *Wings of Fire*, by Joy Ang.
## References

1. ↑ J. Pappas' old notes for *Wings of Fire: Elemental Shift*
2. ↑ Gong - Wikipedia
3. ↑ Gongs - *Club Penguin* wiki
4. ↑ Luna's *Wings of Fire* fan-content
Author (Archai)

**The Author** is a deity mentioned in *The Breaking Ocean*. He is the creator of the universe and everything in it.

## Relatives

### Creations

**Dragons:** Energy, Matter, unknown dragons
**Elves:** Janai, unknown elves
**Humans:** Clay, Misty, Ocean, unknown humans
**Magical Creatures:** all known magical creatures

## History

### *The Breaking Ocean*

The Author was mentioned throughout Matter's letter, which discussed the origins of Archai. The letter was later scrapped from the novel as it was deemed "too expositional".

## Trivia

* The Author is the *Archai* equivalent of God, the creator of the universe according to Christianity.
* The Author will appear later in the series, likely in a field guide.

## References

1. ↑ *The Breaking Ocean*, prologue
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *Archai*
Flow (TAD)

"*Using words to fight Vulcan would be asinine .... It's like trying to tame a fire by using more fire.*"
— Flow to Rush, *Turning Tides*

**Flow** is a female OceanWing who was introduced in *Turning Tides*.

## Quotes

*"Using words to fight Vulcan would be asinine .... It's like trying to tame a fire by using more fire."*
― to Rush (*Turning Tides*)
## Trivia

* "Flow" means "to move along in a stream".

## Gallery

WoF OceanWing base by the author (basefill version).The OceanWing symbol by the author, made in Inkarnate.
Aether (TLoF)

**The Aether** is one of types of magic in *The Land of Fire*.

## Overview

It is unknown where aether magic come from, although some believe it eithers comes from the heavens itself or the world's (thermodynamic) energy. It is associated with the unknown, mysteries, and the beyond.

### Gems

Aether Amethysts are the only gems connected to Aether magic.

### Symbol

The symbol of the Aether is a an oval with one dot on top, one dot in the middle, and one dot on the bottom. This resembles planets orbiting a star.

## Aether Creatures

* Aether Dragons
* Space Elves

## Trivia

* In ancient and medieval times, the aether was used to explain several natural phenomenon, such as gravity and the scattering of light, before its existence was disproven the 19th century by scientists.
	+ In Greek mythology, Aether was the god of the upper sky.
* The Aether is loosely based on the Star Primal in *The Dragon Prince*.
* The symbol of the Aether was inspired by medieval drawings of celestial spheres, which were thought to be placed in the aether, and they were an explanation for the movement of the planets.
* The meaning of the Aether was based off of how the aether was used during ancient and medieval times (to explain natural phenomenon not yet known), and the concept of celestial spheres.

## Gallery

The Aether symbol by the author, using Inkarnate.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *A Guide to Archai*
2. ↑ *The Light of Fire*, prologue
3. ↑ *The Seas of Fire*, Chapter 17
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
5. ↑ Aether - Wikipedia
6. ↑ Aether (god) - Wikipedia
7. ↑ Celestial Spheres - Wikipedia
Arbeit

**Arbeit** is a male human who was introduced in *A Guide to Eukarya*. He existed hundreds of years before the main events of *FeatherWings*.

## Trivia

* "Arbeit" is a German surname derived from the German word "arbeit" ("work").
* Arbeit attended church to rebel against his parents and to impress Moore.

## References

1. ↑ Arbeit - Behind the Name
2. ↑ *A Guide to Eukarya*, *Ad Astra* (Part One)
Calor

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**Calor** can refer to two characters...

* Calor, a female Heat Dragon from *Archai*?
* Calor, a female Heat Dragon from *The Land of Fire*?
Bacteria (TAD)

**Bacteria** is a continent located on Eukarya. It is the main setting of *Raging Fires*, and is shaped like an assortment of bacteria.

## Terrain

### Isle of Rods

The Isle of Rods is a swampy island located northwest of the Palisades Volcanos and east of Vibrio Island.

### Palisades Volcanos

The Palisades Volcanos is a giant island that is the "main focus" of the continent and the territory of the VolcanoWings.

#### VolcanoWing Stronghold

The VolcanoWing stronghold was the old residence of the previous VolcanoWing leaders before Vulcan usurped them.

### Spiraled Mountains

The Spiraled Mountains is the eastern mountainous island of Bacteria.

#### Dragon's Teeth

The Dragon's Teeth are a series of oceanside cliffs on the eastern side of the island.

#### The Fang

The Fang is the southern end of the mountains.

### Vibrio Island

Vibrio Island is a forested island located northeast of the Palisade Volcanos and west of the Spiraled Mountains.

## History

### *Turning Tides*

The Palisades Volcanos were seen in the novel's epilogue.

### *Raging Fires*

Bacteria was the main setting of the novel.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 J. Pappas' outlines and notes for *These Alien Dragons*
2. ↑ *Turning Tides*, epilogue
Beetle Rivers II

**Beetle Rivers II** is a male human who was scrapped from *The Haven*. He is the son of Allison Draper and Beetle Rivers.

## History

### *The Haven*

Beetle was slated to appear at the end of the novel, when his parents married each other after escaping the Haven. He was later scrapped as this subplot would derail from the main plot.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Luna's outlines and notes for *The Haven*
Earth Dragons

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**Earth Dragons** can refer to two things...

* Earth Dragons from *The Land of Fire*?
* Earth Dragons from *Archai*?
Al-Hashim

**Al-Hashim** is a male human who was introduced in *Dragon Wings*.

* Novels

## Description

Al-Hashim is noted to be of Arabic descent.

## History

### *Dragon Wings*

While Carver speaks to the dragons and explains their origins, Al-Hashim plays with Fervent to distract her.

## Trivia

* "Al-Hashim" is an Arabic surname derived from the given name "Hashim", which means "crusher, breaker" in Arabic.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Luna's outlines and notes for *FeatherWings*
2. ↑ Al-Hashim - Behind the Name
Glacier

**Glacier** is a female SnowWing who was introduced in *Dragon Wings*.

* Novels

## History

### *Dragon Wings*

Glacier was one of the draconic guests present at Danielle Walker and Terence Stone's wedding in the epilogue.

## Trivia

* A "glacier" is a a body of dense ice that constantly moves under its own weight.

## References

1. ↑ Luna's outlines and notes for *FeatherWings*
2. ↑ *Dragon Wings*, epilogue
3. ↑ Glacier - Wikipedia
Aria Holt

**Aria Holt** is a female human who is slated to appear in *These Alien Dragons*.

She is a feral child who lives in the woods of Vibrio Island with Cedar after her parents abandoned her.

## Appearance

Aria Holt has pale skin, green eyes, and brown hair. She is small, about half the size of an average human male. She wears clothing that she steals from the outskirts of Nazareth or her old tattered clothing, like the ones she wore when she was abandoned.

## Personality

Aria is reclusive and is wary of others, due to her being isolated in the forest for so long. She also has a rebellious streak, which causes problems for other humans she comes across (especially her adoptive father).

## Relations

### Cedar

Cedar is a male TreeWing who took care of Aria after her parents abandoned her in the woods.

### Lance Carver

Aria is slated to be adopted by Lance at the end of *Shifting Stars*.

### Parents

Aria's parents are two humans who abandoned their daughter in the woods for unknown reasons.

## Trivia

* "Aria" means "song, melody" in Italian. "Holt" is an English surname meaning "forest".
	+ "Aria" is also similar to the name “Arianna”, which is the name of the actress that portrays Koa in *65 (2023)*.
* Aria is based on Koa Ona (Ariana Greenblatt) from *65 (2023)* (specifically Luna's take on the original character).
	+ Aria being adopted by Carver is Luna's headcanon for what happened after the events of *65 (2023)* - Mills (Adam Driver) fosters and/or adopts Koa as his daughter due to him bonding with her throughout the film and because of his guilt over not being at Nevine Mills (Chloe Coleman’s) side when she died from her terminal illness. (It’s a sappy ending, but they think that the film deserves a sappy ending due to the chemistry between the two protagonists.)
* Aria being given up to the wild and becoming a feral child was inspired by how families might/will have to give up their children or family members to the government or the environment to survive in a communist society. (Families being given up to the government is already happening as of April 2023, where they are giving their family members assisted suicide or where individuals are requesting assisted suicide.)
	+ Aria’s behaviors were inspired by the behaviors of Kya Clark from *Where the Crawdads Sing* (2018 novel/2022 film) and Pete Walker (Oakes Fegley) from *Pete’s Dragon (2016)*, two feral characters who lived in the wild for extended periods of time. Aria ***had*** to be based on Walker’s character because she is too young to solely be based on Clark’s character.

## Gallery

Koa Ona (Ariana Greenblatt) from *65 (2023)*.
## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *These Alien Dragons*
2. ↑ Aria (1) - Behind the Name
3. ↑ Holt - Behind the Name
Fire Dragons

**Fire Dragons** are a class of dragons in *The Land of Fire*, and are connected to the Fire.

## Flame Drakes

Flame Drakes are only mentioned in the *Guide to Archai* at the beginning of every *Land of Fire* novel.

## Heat Dragons

Heat Dragons are large dragons. They have scales in shades of red and orange, and their eyes are in shades of yellow and orange.

## Sun Dragons

Sun Dragons are large dragons considered "Masters" of their element.
They have orange scales and long black horns that resemble crown of thorns or sunrays.

## Sun Lizards

Sun Lizards are small, lizard-like dragons with orange scales, yellow eyes, and two straight horns on head. They also have four legs, two bat-like wings, and no spikes on their backs.

They are known to radiate an immense amount of heat from their scales.

## Individuals

* Brynn's Sun Lizard (Sun Lizard)
* Calor (Heat Dragon ♀)
* Corona (Sun Dragon ♀)

## Trivia

* The design of the Sun Dragons is a combination of *The Dragon Prince'*s Sol Regem and *Wings of Fire*'s SkyWings.

## References

1. ↑ *A Guide to Archai*
2. ↑ *The Light of Fire*, Chapter 2
3. ↑ *The Light of Fire*, Chapter 8
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *The Land of Fire*, Chapter 1
5. ↑ Luna's notes and outlines for *The Land of Fire*
Fang

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**Fang** can refer to two things...

* Fang, a male DesertWing whose the main protagonist of the *Alien Dragons* short story *Fangs*?
* Fang, a male DesertWing whose one of the author's *Alien Dragons* fan-characters?
Cannon

**Cannon** is a female WarWing who was introduced in books 3-5 of *Wings of Fire: The Rise of SkyWings*.

## Status

### Status

alive (as of *Wings of Fire: The Rise of SkyWings*)

## History

### *Wings of Fire: The Rise of SkyWings*

Cannon appears in books 3-5 of *Wings of Fire: The Rise of SkyWings*.

## Trivia

* A "cannon" is a large piece of artillery that launches a projectile using an explosive chemical propellant.

## Gallery

SkyWing base from *Wings of Fire*, by Joy Ang.
## References

1. ↑ Luna's old notes for *Wings of Fire: The Rise of SkyWings*
2. ↑ Cannon - Wikipedia
Crystal

**Crystal** is a female ArcticWing who was introduced in *Turning Tides*.

* Novels

## Description

Crystal has cloud-white scales, a white snout, and cold serrated talons.

## History

### *Turning Tides*

Eel and Crystal were the Healers assigned to look after Tide after she went through extensive surgery to recover from her wounds inflicted by Jambeau's sky-creatures.

After Tide woke from her coma, Crystal eased her back in reality as Eel stood by an entrance with Silver at his side. Tide then, in a hoarse voice, asked for water, which Eel fetched a metal basin seemed to be thrown away by the sky-creatures and used to carry the water.

As Eel gets the water, Crystal notices Silver petting Tide and explains to the OceanWing that the sky-creature is male. Tide asks Crystal's name, and the ArcticWing replies before Silver climbs onto Tide's head.

Tide then drinks the water from the basin Eel brings back before asking if she died. The green dragon says that she did by his standards, but not by Crystal's standards.

*More coming soon...*

## Trivia

* A "crystal" is a solid material whose atoms, molecules, or ions are arranged to form a crystal lattice in all directions.
	+ Crystal's occupation is an inside joke on healing crystals, a pseudoscience that believes that crystals have healing powers.

## Gallery

ArcticWing base by the author (basefilled version).The ArcticWing symbol made by the author, using Inkarnate.*Wings of Fire* adaptation of Crystal. (Icicle coloring page from the official *Wings of Fire* coloring book by Brianna C. Walsh.)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Turning Tides*, Chapter 15
2. ↑ *Turning Tides*, Chapter 18
3. ↑ *Turning Tides*, Chapter 16
4. ↑ Crystal - Wikipedia
5. ↑ J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *These Alien Dragons*
Community of Trees (FW)

The **Community of Trees** is the capital of the Great Forest and, by default, the capital of the TreeWings.

## Appearance

The Community is strung above a treeless clearing in the forest. There are no walkways, and it is connected to other trees by vines and branches in a giant circular pattern. All the huts are formatted in a circular pattern, and a giant version of the Community of Coasts's Council treehouse looms in the middle of it.

### Museum

The museum is one of the Community's outer huts, and is tall like the rocks that jut out of the Ocean of Storms. A rectangular, dragon-sized hole covered with a curtain of leaves and flowers strung together makes up the back entrance. Inside it, old objects, like statues, are strewn around the floor in a square-like pattern, and thick vines surround them to prevent anyone stealing them.

It was later destroyed by an unknown force.

## History

### *Dragon Soul*

Alder takes Maple, Sand, and Cloud to the Community after seeing an Ili spaceship crash on the southern shores of Eukarya's mainland.

### *Dragon Heart*

In the epilogue, Soapberry attends the meeting of Councils in the Community's treehouse. After Moss is seen in the treehouse, Soapberry escorts her to the museum for her to stay in, and the two find that the place has been destroyed by an unknown force.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Soul*, Chapter 22
2. ↑ *Dragon Heart*, Epilogue
FeatherWings

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**FeatherWings** refers to several things...

* *FeatherWings*, the name of the middle-grade/young-adult series the combats modern "woke" novels?
* FeatherWings, a species of dragon native to Eukarya in *FeatherWings* and *These Alien Dragons*?
Anemone (OW)

**Anemone** is a female OceanWing who was introduced in *Turning Tides*.

* Novels

## Appearance

Anemone has pale blue scales that are nearly white like water filled with light or like clouds, pale pink membranes like the insides of seashells, pale blue talons, and dark eyes. She has a burn scar on one side of her neck from the VolcanoWings' attack on the Undercurrents' base.

## Trivia

* "Sea anemones" are predatory marine invertebrates named after anemone flowers due to their colorful appearances.
* If *These Alien Dragons* had a sequel duology, it would act as the "next generation" storyline and Anemone would be named after her. However, as the author has scrapped the duology, there will be no character named after Anemone.
* In several drafts of *Turning Tides*, Anemone had a family, which including a mate and a daughter. The family was scrapped from the final product due to "runtime" and plot changes.
	+ The family members' names would've been Lionfish (mate) and Scales (daughter).
* Anemone's appearance was inspired by the physical appearance of Anemone, a female SeaWing from *Wings of Fire*.

## Gallery

WoF-style ref by the author.The OceanWing symbol by the author, made in Inkarnate.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Turning Tides*, Chapter 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Turning Tides*, Chapter 15
3. ↑ *Turning Tides*, Chapter 9
4. ↑ *Turning Tides*, Chapter 10
5. ↑ Anemone - Wikipedia
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 J. Pappas' notes and outlines for *These Alien Dragons*
Earth

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**Earth** can mean several things...

* Earth, the homeworld of humanity?
* Earth magic, a type of magic seen in *The Land of Fire* and *Archai*?
* *The Land of Fire*, the first book of *The Land of Fire* whose alternate name is *Book One: Earth*?
* *The Quaking Earth*, the second book of *Archai* whose alternate name is *Book Two: Earth*?
Bones

**Bones** is a male HeatWing mentioned in *Dragon Heart*. He was the leader of the outcast herd before Dune.

## Description

Bones was mentioned to be physically disabled.

## Personality

Bones was mentioned to care about his herd.

## History

### *Dragon Heart*

Bones was mentioned by Red while speaking to Sand about HeatWing ideals and the outcasts' origins.

## Relations

### Dune

Dune is a female HeatWing and his successor as leader of the outcast herd.

### Red

Red is a male HeatWing.

He raised him like his own son after his mother abandoned him in the desert.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Dragon Heart*, Chapter 19
Bolt (TAD)

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**Bolt** is a male StormWing who was introduced in *Turning Tides*.

## Trivia

* “Bolt" means "to make a sudden, swift move". It also refers to a lightning bolt, which is an electrical discharge in the atmosphere between the atmosphere and the ground.

## References

1. ↑ Bolt - Dictionary.com
2. ↑ Lightning - Wikipedia
Firmament

**Firmament** is a female StormWing who was mentioned in *Dragon Heart*. She is the aunt of Cloud.

## History

### *Dragon Heart*

Firmament was indirectly mentioned when Cloud suggested the name "Fog" for Wind, but retracted that as its the name of his cousin, implying he has an aunt and an uncle.

## Trivia

* The "firmament" is the expanse God creates on the second day of the creation week, dividing the waters below from the waters above. In modern times, the "firmament" is known as the "sky".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Luna's outlines and notes for *FeatherWings*
2. ↑ Firmament - Wikipedia
Earth (Archai)

**The Earth** is one of the seven Primal Sources of Archai.

### Symbol

The symbol of the Earth is a spiralized, stylized plant.

## Earth Creatures

* Earthtree Elves
* Earth Dragons
* Tree Golems

## Gallery

The Earth symbol by the author, made in Inkarnate.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 J. Pappas' outlines and notes on *Archai*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *A Guide to Archai*