The Great Seawing Massacre. Fathom the animus’ uncle, Albatross, was an animus. Albatross was building a new Seawing Palace that literally grew for, like, 2,000 years. Since it was such a big spell, Albatross went insane. He killed the queen and most of all the royal Seawings, but luckily Fathom was there to stop him.
When Queen Oasis died. 3 scavengers went into the Kingdom of Sand to steal treasure. Queen Oasis had smelled them coming and went out to kill them. Somehow one of the scavengers had killed her instead, one was caught and treated like a pet and one ran away with all the treasure. This cause a huge war between the whole continent, as the three Sandwing sisters were fighting for the crown.
The volcanic eruption on the new Nightwing island. After getting traumatised by Darkstalker, the tribe fled to a secret volcanic island and settled there. Time passed by, and soon, at the same time as the Dragonet Prophecy, the volcano erupted. Most of the Nightwings escaped the explosion, but others weren’t so luck. During this time period, the Dragonets of Destiny learnt that their whole life and purpose was a lie, but they still fulfilled the Prophecy anyways.
Wings of Fire is quite popular, so it wouldn’t be that hard. Here below is a ist of where you can buy them.
At the local bookstore. There are many shopping centres where there are multiple bookstores, or just a street shop down the road. I highly recommend it, because bookstores usually sell popular series of books and things that lots of people buy. Wings of Fire would be in the children’s section, fiction section or fantasy. If you can’t find it, ask a staff member.
Libraries aren’t the best to look for the books, but then again, they are free to borrow. Most of the libraries I go to don’t really have the type of books I go for, mostly manga, young children’s books, adult books and not very well-sold books.
Online. Amazon, Etzy, ect. Online is a pretty good pick if you are looking for a singular book or the whole set. They can be expensive, though, if the book (s) have to be shipped from another country. It can be a bad option, too, because you may not even find the book you’re looking for.
Seawings are dragons who have blue, green, or (rarely) purple and pink scales. They have a powerful tail and are professional swimmers.
All the ocean-born Seawings can speak Aquatic, a language spoken by lighting up their luminous scales.
The first Seawing we ever meet is an old dragon called Webs, but he isn’t really major to the series, so the most necessary and essential Seawing we meet is a dragonet called Tsunami. She is very ferocious and brave, amazing at fighting and quite loud (taking it to the lowest level).
Tsunami was originally going to become the next Seawing princess until Webs stole her egg from the queen’s hatchery. She grew up in a cave with only a river to help her, not knowing what the outside world was about.
One thing, Scavengers are humans (in case you didn’t know). But I will write them as scavengers to make sure you aren’t thinking about yourself.
Scavengers are described as small monkeys with cute little paws and a small patch of fur on their small, squishy head.
I do not think calling our hands paws is necessary but the rest of the description is fine.
Anyway, Scavengers have dens. Rules. Books (Dragonslayer). And they’re much smarter than dragons thought.
Who thought a Scavenger could make friends with a dragon, speak their language and kill one?
They’re awfully brave to be even considering that. But I guess that bravery could come from greed. You see, some scavengers have a love for treasure. And dragons tend to have a lot of treasure, so maybe they want all the treasure to be theirs to show wealth and power to other scavengers.
But at least some scavengers have at least some common sense and stand up to the power hungry, give back all the treasure they stole and live peacefully between scavenger dens and dragon palaces.
Icewings live in the north of Pyrrhia, where all the snow and ice is. They have silver, white or really light blue scales and have tails narrowed to a whip-thin edge, strong enough to draw blood. They also exhale a deadly frostbreath, a bit like fire but colder.
Icewings are probably the most organised and judgmental tribe in Pyrrhia. They used to have this wall with all the Icewings’ name on it. The Queen would use her claw to move their name up or down; there were 7 circles and 7 was the lowest rank for an Icewing to have. Therefore, depending on the circles, Icewings were judged, even if they were royal.
Some Icewings are snobby and bossy and self-absorbed. Others are funny and free and friendly.
They have green or brown scales and have wings shaped like giant leaves. Some of them have also got powers that boost or control plants, a power called leafspeak.
Almost wiped out in the Tree wars, the Leafwings were forced to go in hiding in the Poison Jungle because of how they suspected Queen Wasp when she refused to show Queen Sequoia the Book of Clearsight. The Hivewings resulted this as a war; the Tree Wars.
It was called the Tree Wars because of how Queen Wasp ordered her tribe to burn down almost every single tree on Pantala. This severe deforestation only didn’t reach Poison Jungle. The plants there were mysteriously carnivorous. It ate all the Hivewings and the Leafwings had a little time getting used to the dragon-eating plants. But soon they managed it.
They have coloured scales any colour except black and have antennas that can sense movement. They can also spin silk form their wrists.
The Silkwings have been recently serving the Hivewings because of the Book of Clearsight. But thanks to Luna and Blue and Swordtail and Sundew etc, the Silkwings are now free to their own land. The Hivewings were locking up all the flamesilks, using them as a source for fire and light. They were also torturing the Silkwings, not telling the dragonets that they were controlling them. But the only one that actually did anything bad was Queen Wasp, who tricked and lied to the Silkwings to get their loyalty.
I honestly quite like the Silkwings as they are really gentle and that they are so, so, so cool.
Flamesilk Silkwings are dragons who instead of silk spun from their talons, flames come out. Queen Wasp kept them in a stone room with barely any light (apart from the flamesilk) to see. The Silkwings their were so mean to each other even though they had the same problems to deal with.
My favourite characters are Luna and Dusky.
Luna is a flamesilk and she is Blue’s older sister. She loves to imagine everything as a tapestry in her head to stay optimistic.
Dusky is a Silkwing dragonet and he met Luna in book fifteen. He’s awfully brave and he is friends with Lizard (or Freedom) in the mindspace when their bodies were getting controlled.
Animus powers are a very rare ability only some dragons get. These animus dragons can cast spells and enchantments.
They can do basically everything—except bring a dragon back from the dead. Since casting a spell each time cost a piece of a dragon’s soul, which makes them crazy and evil, some smart dragons enchant something to keep their soul safe. Even though their soul can still be lost by doing bad choices, like a famous animus dragon called Darkstalker.
Darkstalkers’s father was animus Prince Arctic, of the Icewings. His mother was Foeslayer of the Nightwings. Darkstalker’s sister was Whiteout, and his best friends were animus Prince Fathom and a strong seer, Clearsight. Darkstalker never thought animus magic was a big deal and cast spells all day to help other dragons. Fathom, meanwhile, survived the Great Seawing Massacre and swore an oath to never use his magic again because of the number of dragons that were dead. And Clearsight worked for her queen, having to tell the queen exactly everything she had a vision about. But unfortunately, Darkstalker went too far. You see, Darkstalker’s father was horrible to Darkstalker, and with that, Darkstalker couldn’t take it after his mom got captured. He cast a spell on Arctic to obey his every command and made him disembowel (rip out his stomach) himself and that basically killed him. Clearsight and Fathom decided that Darkstalker was a psychopath and Fathom reluctantly agreed to use his magic to stop Darkstalker. And they did, never seeing him again until 2 thousand years later…
