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The '''NightWing palace''' is located on the [[Lost city of night|Night Kingdom]] Peninsula. It was where many celebrations were held during ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'', and also where [[Clearsight]] lived and worked when she served as Queen [[Vigilance]]'s private seer.
The '''NightWing palace''' is a structure within the [[lost city of night]] that was inhabited by [[Queen Vigilance]], [[Clearsight]], and several members of the [[NightWing]] court.


== Description ==
== Description ==
=== Historic era ===
=== Historic era ===
The palace is partially built into the mountain{{Ref|ToP|203}} and has many towers, including the Royal Tower that [[Darkstalker]] showed [[Fathom]] and [[Indigo]].{{Ref|L1|181}} The top spire has a prisoner display.{{Ref|L1|136}} The hallways are made of black marble with mirrors every three steps.{{Ref|L1|205}} The guest suite that Fathom stayed in has a large black door that closely resembled many of the other doors in the palace.{{Ref|L1|206}} There is also a fountain in the corner of the room, and several candles lit the room.{{Ref|L1|207}} The [[SeaWing]] guest chambers were decorated with seafoam greens and blues.{{Cite}}
The palace was partially built into a mountain{{Ref|ToP|203}} and had many towers, including a structure referred to as the Royal Tower{{Ref|L1|181}} and a top spire that contained a prisoner display.{{Ref|L1|136}} The hallways were made of black marble, imbued with mirrors every three steps.{{Ref|L1|205}} [[Fathom|Prince Fathom]]'s guest suite had a large black door that closely resembled many of the other doors in the palace.{{Ref|L1|206}} There was also a fountain in the corner of the room, candles throughout the space, and a balcony.{{Ref|L1|207}}
 
The throne room had a central dais that held the [[queen]]'s throne.{{Ref|L1|218}} The palace also had its own library, including a librarian's desk and seemingly hundreds of [[scrolls]].{{Ref|L1|232}} There was also mentioned to be a royal treasure room somewhere within the palace.{{Ref|L1|108}}


The throne room has a central dais that held the [[queen]]'s throne.{{Ref|L1|218}}
There was a path from the throne room leading to the central courtyard.{{Ref|L1|221}} It was the heart of the palace and a series of grand ballrooms, gardens, and atriums with tall glass ceilings.{{Ref|L1|221}} One of the gardens featured ancient trees with moss and vines hanging down from the branches and mirrors set up throughout the garden to reflect the moonlight. [[Dragons|Dragon]]-made ponds are not far from the palace.


The palace has a library, and this was where Clearsight spent most of her time calculating possible futures for Queen Vigilance. The library also has a librarian's desk. While she was working in the library, Clearsight filled up seemingly hundreds of [[scrolls]], and it was described that dragons had to wade through the scrolls to get anywhere in the library.{{Ref|L1|232}}
=== Modern era ===
In modern [[Pyrrhia]], the palace ruins are massive and imposing,{{Ref|DoD|219}} about five times as large as the [[Deep Palace]],{{Ref|ToP|222}} with dark chambers{{Ref|DoD|217}} and a hallway that leads into a long colonnade encircling and overlooking a courtyard.{{Ref|DoD|219}} Statues of dragons carved from black marble dot the courtyard, all of them with diamonds for eyes.{{Ref|DoD|219}} The courtyard also contained a throne.{{Ref|DoD|220}}


Vigilance's palace was the center palace for the [[NightWing]] tribe and was once inhabited by Queen Vigilance. The palace includes royal suites (one of which Fathom and his bodyguards had stayed in), a throne room, a royal tower,{{Ref|L1|181}} and more. The palace was briefly ruled by Darkstalker when he became [[king]] of the NightWings and brought most of his tribe back to the lost city. However, he was soon defeated, and the tribe returned to the [[Rainforest Kingdom]]. It is part of the [[Great Diamond]], made up of the palace, a school, a library, and a museum.
The guest suite once inhabited by Fathom and [[Indigo]] is dusty and deserted. It is run-down, and the fountain, surrounded by a tiled pool, is in disuse. A blanket{{Ref|DoD|219}} and [[Darkstalker (L1)|Darkstalker]]'s original soul reader also resided in this room until it was taken by [[Qibli]].{{Ref|DoD|217}} It had a balcony, a pile of cushions,{{Ref|DoD|252}} an antique vase on a side table containing white flowers and water,{{Ref|DoD|254}} beds, and dark green blankets.{{Ref|DoD|256}}


The throne room is usually used for Queen Vigilance's parties. It is also the site of fights for enchanted armbands and appears many times in the futures seen by Clearsight and Darkstalker.
The throne room is at the end of a black marble corridor. It is empty.{{Ref|DoD|265}}


There was mentioned to be a royal treasure room somewhere within the palace.{{Ref|L1|108}} The top spire of the palace had a prison set up for special prisoners.{{Ref|L1|136}}
The top floor of the palace contains smaller council rooms with marble and cold stone floors. One of the rooms is empty, with a wall of open windows overlooking the ruined{{Ref|DoD|268}} city below.{{Ref|DoD|266}}


=== Modern era ===
The palace library has a scroll with the architectural plans of the palace lying on a table.{{Ref|DoD|277}} It contains only one vast room, with several tables containing unrolled scrolls,{{Ref|DoD|278}} and one large table in the middle.
The palace ruins are massive and imposing,{{Ref|DoD|219}} about five times as large as the [[Deep Palace]],{{Ref|ToP|222}} with dark chambers{{Ref|DoD|217}} and a hallway that leads into a long colonnade encircling and overlooking a courtyard.{{Ref|DoD|219}} Statues of dragons carved from black marble dot the courtyard, all of them with diamonds for eyes.{{Ref|DoD|219}} The courtyard also contained a throne.{{Ref|DoD|220}}


The room used by Fathom and Indigo is dusty and deserted. It is run-down, and the fountain, surrounded by a tiled pool, is in disuse. A blanket{{Ref|DoD|219}} and Darkstalker's original soul reader also resided in this room until it was taken by [[Qibli]].{{Ref|DoD|217}}
The dungeon entrance is located next to the royal throne room.{{Ref|DoD|278}} The dungeons are behind a sinister iron door, coated with rust,{{Ref|DoD|280}} with a handle and three heavy iron bolts studding the edge of the door, sealing it in place. The door leads into darkness, with a few stairs leading downwards.{{Ref|DoD|281}}


== History ==
== History ==
=== The Jade Mountain Prophecy ===
=== The Jade Mountain Prophecy ===
==== ''[[Talons of Power (book)|Talons of Power]]'' ====
==== ''[[Talons of Power (book)|Talons of Power]]'' ====
When the palace was rediscovered, it was turned into King Darkstalker's new residence. He placed Turtle in one of the "darkest dungeons" in the palace after summoning all [[animus]] dragons.
When the palace was rediscovered, it was turned into King Darkstalker's new residence. He placed [[Turtle]] in one of the "darkest dungeons" in the palace after summoning all [[animus]] dragons.


==== ''[[Darkness of Dragons]]'' ====
==== ''[[Darkness of Dragons]]'' ====
''More information flying in soon …''
Qibli went into the palace to find [[Kinkajou]], Turtle, and [[Anemone]] in the dungeons.
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=== Legends ===
=== Legends ===
==== ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'' ====
==== ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'' ====
Darkstalker and his family were invited to the queen's palace upon finding out he had animus magic. Fathom — another animus — was present as a guest to teach Darkstalker the dangers of animus magic. Later in the book, Clearsight moved in as the queen's new seer. During the fall of Darkstalker, the palace was vacated due to the NightWings fleeing from danger.
Darkstalker and his family were invited to the queen's palace upon finding out he had magic. Fathom — another animus — was present as a guest to teach Darkstalker the dangers of animus magic. Later, Clearsight moved in to the palace as the queen's new Head Seer. During the fall of Darkstalker, the palace was vacated due to the NightWings fleeing from danger of Darkstalker.
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
NightWing palace GN 1.png|The NightWing palace from ''[[Darkstalker (graphic novel)]]'', by [[Jake Parker]]
VigilancePalaceClose.png|The NightWing palace on the map of [[Pyrrhia]], by [[Mike Schley]]
Old NightWing palace agttdw.jpg|The NightWing palace on the [[lost city of night]] map from ''[[A Guide to the Dragon World]]'', by Mike Schley
Modern NightWing palace agttdw.jpg|The NightWing palace on the map of Pyrrhia from ''A Guide to the Dragon World'', by Mike Schley
</gallery>
 
<gallery widths="80" heights="80" caption="Art by [[Jake Parker]], from ''[[Darkstalker (graphic novel)]]''">
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== References ==
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 22:45, 5 November 2025

The NightWing palace is a structure within the lost city of night that was inhabited by Queen Vigilance, Clearsight, and several members of the NightWing court.

Description

Historic era

The palace was partially built into a mountain[1] and had many towers, including a structure referred to as the Royal Tower[2] and a top spire that contained a prisoner display.[3] The hallways were made of black marble, imbued with mirrors every three steps.[4] Prince Fathom's guest suite had a large black door that closely resembled many of the other doors in the palace.[5] There was also a fountain in the corner of the room, candles throughout the space, and a balcony.[6]

The throne room had a central dais that held the queen's throne.[7] The palace also had its own library, including a librarian's desk and seemingly hundreds of scrolls.[8] There was also mentioned to be a royal treasure room somewhere within the palace.[9]

There was a path from the throne room leading to the central courtyard.[10] It was the heart of the palace and a series of grand ballrooms, gardens, and atriums with tall glass ceilings.[10] One of the gardens featured ancient trees with moss and vines hanging down from the branches and mirrors set up throughout the garden to reflect the moonlight. Dragon-made ponds are not far from the palace.

Modern era

In modern Pyrrhia, the palace ruins are massive and imposing,[11] about five times as large as the Deep Palace,[12] with dark chambers[13] and a hallway that leads into a long colonnade encircling and overlooking a courtyard.[11] Statues of dragons carved from black marble dot the courtyard, all of them with diamonds for eyes.[11] The courtyard also contained a throne.[14]

The guest suite once inhabited by Fathom and Indigo is dusty and deserted. It is run-down, and the fountain, surrounded by a tiled pool, is in disuse. A blanket[11] and Darkstalker's original soul reader also resided in this room until it was taken by Qibli.[13] It had a balcony, a pile of cushions,[15] an antique vase on a side table containing white flowers and water,[16] beds, and dark green blankets.[17]

The throne room is at the end of a black marble corridor. It is empty.[18]

The top floor of the palace contains smaller council rooms with marble and cold stone floors. One of the rooms is empty, with a wall of open windows overlooking the ruined[19] city below.[20]

The palace library has a scroll with the architectural plans of the palace lying on a table.[21] It contains only one vast room, with several tables containing unrolled scrolls,[22] and one large table in the middle.

The dungeon entrance is located next to the royal throne room.[22] The dungeons are behind a sinister iron door, coated with rust,[23] with a handle and three heavy iron bolts studding the edge of the door, sealing it in place. The door leads into darkness, with a few stairs leading downwards.[24]

History

The Jade Mountain Prophecy

When the palace was rediscovered, it was turned into King Darkstalker's new residence. He placed Turtle in one of the "darkest dungeons" in the palace after summoning all animus dragons.

Qibli went into the palace to find Kinkajou, Turtle, and Anemone in the dungeons.


Legends

Darkstalker and his family were invited to the queen's palace upon finding out he had magic. Fathom — another animus — was present as a guest to teach Darkstalker the dangers of animus magic. Later, Clearsight moved in to the palace as the queen's new Head Seer. During the fall of Darkstalker, the palace was vacated due to the NightWings fleeing from danger of Darkstalker.

References

  1. Talons of Power, page 203
  2. Darkstalker, page 181
  3. Darkstalker, page 136
  4. Darkstalker, page 205
  5. Darkstalker, page 206
  6. Darkstalker, page 207
  7. Darkstalker, page 218
  8. Darkstalker, page 232
  9. Darkstalker, page 108
  10. 10.0 10.1 Darkstalker, page 221
  11. 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Darkness of Dragons, page 219
  12. Talons of Power, page 222
  13. 13.0 13.1 Darkness of Dragons, page 217
  14. Darkness of Dragons, page 220
  15. Darkness of Dragons, page 252
  16. Darkness of Dragons, page 254
  17. Darkness of Dragons, page 256
  18. Darkness of Dragons, page 265
  19. Darkness of Dragons, page 268
  20. Darkness of Dragons, page 266
  21. Darkness of Dragons, page 277
  22. 22.0 22.1 Darkness of Dragons, page 278
  23. Darkness of Dragons, page 280
  24. Darkness of Dragons, page 281


NightWings
Queens

Present: BattlewinnerDarkstalkerGlory
Historical: Vigilance

Royalty

Greatness

Jade Mountain

BigtailFatespeakerFearlessMightyclawsMindreaderMoonwatcherStarflight

Other Dragons
(Present)

BonecruncherDeadlyclawsDeathbringerEclipseFarsightFierceteethMastermindMorrowseerObsidianPreyhunterQuickstrikeSecretkeeperShapeshifterSlaughterSmokeseerStonemoverStrongwingsVengeanceWisdom

Other Dragons
(Historical)

AllknowingClearsightDiscretionFoeslayerForeseerJewel-eyesListenerMorrowwatcherPrudenceQuickdeathStarclawsSwiftwingsThoughtfulTruthfinderTunesmithVision

Hybrids

DarkstalkerWhiteoutEclipseFierceclawsPeacemakerShadowhunterSunnyFireflyCommodoreJewelOrangeTortoiseshellTortoiseshell

Folklore

CometMindhealerThe Prophetess

Kingdom

NightWing island: NightWing tunnels
Lost city of night: Renewal
Rainforest Kingdom: NightWing village

Kingdom
(Historical)

Lost city of night: Borderland MountainClearsight's homeDarkstalker's homeGreat DiamondMuseumNightWing libraryNightWing palaceNightWing schoolNorth Beach

Society

NightWing Exodus