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The '''SapWings''' were a coalition of [[LeafWings]] who | {{Stub}} | ||
The '''SapWings''' were a coalition of [[LeafWings]] who believed in peace for all of [[Pantala]]. Their opinions contradicted those of the [[PoisonWings]], who wanted to take revenge on the [[HiveWings]] and [[SilkWings]]. The SapWings were led by the original [[queen]] of the LeafWings, [[Sequoia]]. | |||
== Goals/ | == Goals/description == | ||
All SapWings are biologically LeafWings. The SapWings named themselves after trees, as the LeafWings did before the [[Tree Wars]].{{Ref|TPJ|79}} The SapWings believed that they were the true LeafWings{{Ref|TPJ|78-79}} and that the PoisonWings were a rebellious, out of control group. They also aimed to lie low until | All SapWings are biologically LeafWings. The SapWings named themselves after trees, as the LeafWings did before the [[Tree Wars]].{{Ref|TPJ|79}} The SapWings believed that they were the true LeafWings{{Ref|TPJ|78-79}} and that the PoisonWings were a rebellious, out of control group. They also aimed to lie low until [[Queen Wasp]] dies.{{Ref|TPJ|79}} | ||
The SapWings and the PoisonWings used to be united under Queen Sequoia as LeafWings until Queen Sequoia gave the order to retreat during the Tree Wars. [[ | The SapWings and the PoisonWings used to be united under Queen Sequoia as LeafWings until Queen Sequoia gave the order to retreat during the Tree Wars. [[Linden|General Linden]] wanted to keep fighting, so they broke off from the tribe with the other disagreeing LeafWings, forming their own tribe: the PoisonWings.{{Ref|TPJ|96}} | ||
Contact between the two LeafWings tribes is forbidden by the PoisonWings, although the two leaders of the tribes occasionally met in secret to discuss things.{{Ref|TPJ|79}} | Contact between the two LeafWings tribes is forbidden by the PoisonWings, although the two leaders of the tribes occasionally met in secret to discuss things.{{Ref|TPJ|79}} | ||
== Members == | == Members == | ||
* [[Sequoia]] (founder) | * [[Sequoia]] (founder) | ||
* [[Hazel]] | |||
* [[Willow]] | * [[Willow]] | ||
* [[Unnamed characters#LeafWings|Willow's Father]] | * [[Unnamed characters#LeafWings|Willow's Father]] | ||
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=== The Lost Continent Prophecy === | === The Lost Continent Prophecy === | ||
==== ''[[The Poison Jungle (book)|The Poison Jungle]]'' ==== | ==== ''[[The Poison Jungle (book)|The Poison Jungle]]'' ==== | ||
The SapWings were formally introduced in the book. | The SapWings were formally introduced in the book. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:40, 11 October 2025
The SapWings were a coalition of LeafWings who believed in peace for all of Pantala. Their opinions contradicted those of the PoisonWings, who wanted to take revenge on the HiveWings and SilkWings. The SapWings were led by the original queen of the LeafWings, Sequoia.
Goals/description
All SapWings are biologically LeafWings. The SapWings named themselves after trees, as the LeafWings did before the Tree Wars.[1] The SapWings believed that they were the true LeafWings[2] and that the PoisonWings were a rebellious, out of control group. They also aimed to lie low until Queen Wasp dies.[1]
The SapWings and the PoisonWings used to be united under Queen Sequoia as LeafWings until Queen Sequoia gave the order to retreat during the Tree Wars. General Linden wanted to keep fighting, so they broke off from the tribe with the other disagreeing LeafWings, forming their own tribe: the PoisonWings.[3]
Contact between the two LeafWings tribes is forbidden by the PoisonWings, although the two leaders of the tribes occasionally met in secret to discuss things.[1]
Members
- Sequoia (founder)
- Hazel
- Willow
- Willow's Father
History
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SapWings were formally introduced in the book.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Poison Jungle, page 79
- ↑ The Poison Jungle, page 78-79
- ↑ The Poison Jungle, page 96
