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'''NightWings''' are a tribe of [[Pyrrhia]]n [[Dragons|dragons]] that lived in the [[The Lost City of Night|Night Kingdom]] (a location to the south of the [[Kingdom of Sand]], on the Talon Peninsula), before fleeing to the [[Night Kingdom|secret volcanic island]] off the northern coast of the [[Sky Kingdom]] because of [[King Darkstalker|Darkstalker]]'s actions. Finally, they currently reside in the [[Rainforest Kingdom]] under the rule of [[Queen Glory]] of the [[RainWings]] due to the volcanic eruption that destroyed the island they had inhabited, during which time their former [[Dragon Queens|queen]], [[Queen Battlewinner]], died. 
'''NightWings''', also known as '''night dragons''' to [[humans]], are a [[Pyrrhian]] [[dragons|dragon]] tribe who currently reside in the [[Rainforest Kingdom]], alongside the [[RainWings]], within the tropical rainforest in the lower southeast of Pyrrhia. They are currently ruled by [[Queen Glory]].


Many NightWings didn't like the fact that they were being ordered around by RainWings, so most preferred to be ruled over by King Darkstalker, the first known full-power dragon king. This was before [[Kinkajou]] transformed him into [[Peacemaker]] by using pieces of [[Darkstalker's Talisman|his talisman]] that she took from [[Chameleon]]. After this nuisance, the NightWings were more content with Glory as their queen.
The NightWing tribe previously lived on the Talon Peninsula, also known as the [[lost city of night]] or the old Night Kingdom. After [[Darkstalker (L1)|Darkstalker]] murdered [[Arctic|Prince Arctic]], the NightWings feared that his ghost haunted the peninsula and fled to the [[NightWing island]] off the northern coast of the [[Sky Kingdom]] where they remained until the [[NightWing Exodus]]. They were secretly allied with [[Blister]] towards the end of the [[War of SandWing Succession]].


The queen of the NightWings prior to Queen Glory was Queen Battlewinner, whose identity had remained a secret to the world and to some NightWings (an [[IceWings|IceWing]] had breathed frostbreath into her throat and the only way to remain alive was to submerge herself in lava to keep the ice in her throat from spreading and eventually freezing her organs together). The NightWings kept this fact a secret in order to prevent being seen as weak in front of the other tribes, as well as vulnerable with a dying queen. To hide this, they used Queen Battlewinner's daughter, [[Ex-Princess Greatness|Princess Greatness]], to carry out the orders her mother gave to her.
A large portion of the tribe was briefly ruled by Darkstalker in the [[The Jade Mountain Prophecy|second arc]]. There were only fifty or so NightWings who stayed in the rainforest during this time.  


The volcanic island on which the NightWings had lived was not shown on any known map of Pyrrhia because of the NightWings' secrecy and its distance from the mainland. They had created [[Animus-Touched Objects|magic]] [[NightWing Portals|tunnels]] leading to the Rainforest Kingdom, made by an [[Animus Dragons|animus dragon]] named [[Stonemover]] ([[Princess Sunny]]'s father who lives at [[Jade Mountain]] and has a self-inflicted curse that turns his scales to stone instead of corrupting his soul); while one tunnel connected the Nightwing Island to the Rainforest Kingdom, the other connected the Rainforest Kingdom to the Kingdom of Sand. In addition, the Nightwings were secretly allied with [[Princess Blister|Blister]], although this alliance was broken when they surrendered to the RainWings.
Twenty-seven NightWings separated from Queen Glory and currently live in an encampment in the lost city of night known as [[Renewal]].
 
Most NightWings and IceWings despise each other due to a previous war between these two tribes (caused by [[Foeslayer]] of the NightWings and [[Prince Arctic]] of the IceWings, the parents of Darkstalker). The IceWings believed that Foeslayer had stolen Prince Arctic because of his animus power, but in reality, they had eloped. An example of this hatred is seen during [[Morrowseer]]'s expedition to rescue [[Starflight]] from [[Ex-Queen Scarlet|Queen Scarlet]]'s [[SkyWing Arena|Arena]], in which he chose to unnecessarily kill all of the IceWing prisoners present. (In ''[[Winter Turning]], ''one Icewing prisoner, [[Prince Hailstorm|Hailstorm]], was found to be alive and still in Queen Scarlet's clutches long after she had been attacked with Glory’s venom and her daughter, [[Queen Ruby|Princess Ruby]], had claimed her throne for herself.)
 
Darkstalker told [[Moonwatcher]] in ''[[Moon Rising]]'' that any NightWing hatched under one full moon could either gain the ability to read minds or to see the future, while a NightWing that hatched under two full moons will be granted both. He also said that it was once believed that if an egg hatches under three full moons, the [[dragonets|dragonet]] would be [[animus]], but animus powers were proven to be genetic (confirmed by [[Ex-Prince Winter|Winter]]), and not moon-given. Instead, Darkstalker says that the dragonet would still have both powers, but they would be stronger. Moonwatcher believed that since the NightWing [[Dragon Eggs|eggs]] hatched in dark caves on the volcanic island, hidden from the moons, they no longer had powers, which Darkstalker had confirmed to be correct. This was the case for Starflight, who would have gained significant powers if he had been hatched under the full three moons of the brightest night instead of inside the cave, where he had originally been hatched.
 
The NightWing eggs were thought to be hidden from the moons because of Darkstalker, which was mentioned by Moonwatcher in ''Moon Rising'' and in the [[Darkstalker (Legends)|''Darkstalker (Legends)'']].
 
NightWing hybrids can have powers, as shown with Darkstalker and [[Whiteout]].Since the NightWings live in the Rainforest Kingdom now, it is possible there will be more moonborns and NightWing-RainWing hybrids.          


== Description ==
== Description ==
NightWings have forked, black tongues (like [[SandWings]]') and have dark scales, which are usually black, dark blue or purplish-black scales with silver, purple, dark green, and silvery, purple or blue underbellies (mind readers have silver teardrop scales by the corners of their eyes like Moonwatcher and Darkstalker). In [[The Dragonet Prophecy|''The Dragonet Prophecy'']], when Morrowseer dropped off Starflight, it said that the sun picked up glints of purple and deep blue on his body. They have been described with black, blue, purple, or green eyes. The undersides of their wings are always black and speckled with silver scales that give them the appearance of a night sky filled with twinkling stars, allowing them to fly at night without detection. NightWings were once most active at night and tended to sleep during the day, but their nocturnal sleep schedule had been changed due to two thousand years of living on the volcano, so they now sleep at night, like the other dragon tribes.
[[File:NightWing star scales GN.png|thumb|[[Starflight]]'s star scales on the underside of one of his wings from ''[[The Dark Secret (graphic novel)]]'', by [[Mike Holmes]]|168x168px]]
[[File:NightWing egg.jpg|thumb|A typical NightWing egg from ''[[The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel)]]'', by Mike Holmes]]
NightWings are based on monitor lizards.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Rochester-Book-Fest-The-Aftermath-Tui-Answers-819674249}} They have been described to have forked, pitch-black tongues, as well as dark scales which are usually black{{Ref|MR|182}} or in shades of dark green, blue,{{Ref|WT|78}} purple,{{Ref|TDP|297}} or dull gray.{{Ref|TBN|30}} They also may have purple{{Ref|TDS|43}} or dark green{{Ref|L1p}} underbellies, and dapples of silver scales running along their necks. Their wings have silver scales scattered across them like the stars of a night sky, forming different patterns. These patterns are genetic.{{Ref|TDS|48}} NightWings have been described with black,{{Ref|TDS|204}} dark blue,{{Ref|AGttDW|87}} purple,{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Meeting-Tui-Questions-Answered-751819289}} or dark green eyes.{{Ref|L1p}} They have straight horns.{{Ref|TDS|16}}


Starflight's father, [[Mastermind]], has done studies about genetic wing patterns. Both Starflight and Mastermind have similar patterns (scattered outwards), whereas Morrowseer's were different (curled in like a snail). Mastermind's theory appeared to be that the star spiral patterns are genetic.  
NightWings can melt into shadows and blend into the night sky due to their colors and wing patterns. Mind readers have silver teardrop scales by the corners of their eyes,{{Ref|L1|186}} and empaths such as [[Fatespeaker]] will also have these teardrop scales;{{Ref|TDS|43}} however, it is possible that NightWings with teardrop scales may not have this ability.{{Ref|AGttDW|92}} Seers have no physical indications of their power.


NightWings are also known to be able to hang "from crags and rocks and ceilings like bats," as described by Starflight in ''[[The Dark Secret]].''
== Diet ==
[[File:Morrowseer eating GN.png|thumb|[[Morrowseer]] eating the carrion of a giant albatross on the [[NightWing island]] from ''The Dark Secret (graphic novel)'', by Mike Holmes]]On the volcanic island, NightWings ate mostly carrion. They would bite their prey, poisoning it with bacteria from inside their mouths, and leave it to decease. After it was dead, they would return to eat it.{{Ref|TDS|32–33}} On the island, seafaring birds could be found. They would also hunt in the rainforest, for prey such as sloths, and may have gathered some fruit. While living on this island, most NightWings ate once per week, which contributed to their malnutrition.{{Ref|TDS|29}}


NightWing names are commonly made up of two words (for example, [[Mindreader]] or [[Fatespeaker]]), although others are just made of one word (like [[Wisdom]], [[Listener]], or [[Ex-Princess Greatness|Greatness]]). Some of the names are about what that NightWing does (such as Queen Battlewinner or the assassin [[Deathbringer]]), and some are about how they look (such as [[Strongwings]], who is bulky with large wings).
After relocating to the rainforest, NightWings began to incorporate fruits and vegetables into their diet, though they continue to eat meat,{{Ref|WT|44}} with the exception of sloths.


==Diet ==
In the time of ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'', hunting was very similar to other tribes. They ate hawks,{{Ref|L1|51}} fish,{{Ref|L1|71}} bears,{{Ref|L1|235}} squirrels,{{Ref|L1|71}} rattlesnakes,{{Ref|L1|71}} and wolves.{{Ref|L1|233}} They cooked their food, including roasted nuts and baked bear, and had access to cheese.{{Ref|L1|235}} They would also purchase fruits from RainWing merchants.{{Ref|L1|235}}
The diet of NightWings does not differ much from the diets of other dragons in Pyrrhia. The tribe is omnivorous, though they prefer to eat meat. Before the NightWings found their way to the volcanic island, their food and hunting methods did not differ much from other tribes. We canonically know for sure that they ate: ravens, hawks, fish, and wolves. In the book ''Darkstalker (Legends)'', the main characters (Darkstalker, [[Clearsight]] and [[Prince Fathom|Fathom]]) celebrate the Hatching day of their friend and arrange a small private feast for themselves, consisting of: tomatoes, roasted nuts, baked bear, kiwi and several other fruit species purchased from the RainWing merchant in the city. The queen was known for eating mainly the birds, that she was swallowing whole, with feathers and bones (though they must have been no larger than a crow or sparrow). Some NightWings also ate fish usually set on fire a moment before it's eaten and swallowed, which allowed for better digestion of bones (We see [[Clearsight's Father|Clearsight's father]] eating a fish this way).


After moving to the island, the NightWing dietary situation had changed radically. Lack of food, or its small amount, which was usually overexposed or completely spoiled, caused serious problems with their digestive system. All of them, even Morrowseer and Queen Battlewinner, had teeth problems. Most likely, the gums were not only solid inflammation, but as in the case of scurvy, (lack of vitamins, mainly vitamin C) rotten. Probably then, they developed a new, temporarily, way of hunting.
== Abilities ==
NightWings are a nocturnal{{Ref|W2q|68}} tribe that can blend into the night sky and shadows. They can also breathe fire, and most modern NightWings have harmful bacteria in their mouths which can poison animals with a single bite.{{Ref|TDS|32}} However, it is noted that after searching through the corpses of dead NightWings, there was no venom found in their teeth.{{Ref|TDS|33}} They have a strong sense of smell{{Ref|TDS|29}} and powerful night vision.{{Ref|L1|120}}{{Ref|W2q|60}}
NightWings hatched under one full [[moons|moon]] have the power of mind-reading or prophecy, and those hatched under two have both. Dragonets hatched under three full moons will have both of these powers, which have been made stronger by the third moon. NightWings once thought that the third full moon gave [[Animus magic|animus powers]], though this was later disconfirmed, as animus powers are passed on genetically.{{Ref|MR|156}} The power of the gifts varies, such as [[Clearsight]] having strong foresight.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Meeting-Tui-Questions-Answered-751819289}} When the NightWings moved to the volcanic island, knowledge of these powers was forgotten, possibly on purpose.{{Ref|MR|157}} NightWing eggs touched by the moonlight of a full moon will turn an eerie polished silver color, while untouched eggs remain an ebony black.{{Ref|L1|11}}
[[File:Moon Reading Minds GN MR.png|thumb|Moon reading the minds of [[Jade Mountain Academy]] Students from ''[[Moon Rising (graphic novel)]]'', by Mike Holmes]]
Mind-reading NightWings can observe the thoughts of those around them. They cannot 'rummage around' in another dragon's head, but hear thoughts as the dragon thinks them, often only picking up on jumbled words, pictures, and emotions; thoughts are louder and stronger to the mind reader when they are touching the former.{{Ref|MR|218}} In the time of ''Darkstalker'', dragonets were taught ways to block out the minds of others, though this practice was lost over time without powers.{{Ref|MR|98}} Mind readers can project their thoughts to one another to have mental conversations, and powerful mind readers may be able to block the visions of prophets.{{Ref|MR|20–21}}{{Ref|MR|291}} Dragons with this power hatched under a blood moon can project their thoughts to any dragon, not just other mind readers.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Wings-of-Fire-News-at-Boskone-2020-831252663}}


NightWings would find prey, bite them, and then leave them. Bacteria in the saliva would quickly poison the body and kill the victim, making them now "edible". (This is an obvious reference to the way Komodo Dragons hunt their prey, but for the NightWings, the effect and bacteria is unwanted. also it was discovered that the bacteria for komodos comes from the environment, and they keep the wound open with venom to infect the prey, ad they live in mucky places with lots of germs.) In this way, Morrowseer hunted an albatross, and [[Vengeance]], a sloth in the rainforest. Life on the island forced these species to feed mainly on carrion. The creation of a portal leading to the rainforest allowed the NightWings to hunt there and their state of nutrition improved a bit. However, after ''The Dark Secret'', the tribe was forced to move to the rainforest and they began to hunt again like other tribes. In their diet appeared fruits and vegetables, but at first, almost the entire tribe preferred only meat, as in ''Winter Turning'' we see some NightWings roasting a pig.
[[File:Moonwatcher GN 8.png|right|thumb|upright=0.6|Moonwatcher delivering the [[The Jade Mountain Prophecy|Jade Mountain Prophecy]] from ''Moon Rising (graphic novel)'', by Mike Holmes]]
Prophetic NightWings can see flashes and visions of the future. On occasion, they will have a true prophecy, which will manifest as words rather than a vision in the dragon's head.{{Ref|MR|292}} In the time of ''Darkstalker'', prophets would sometimes take regular visions and translate them to sound like real prophecies. Very powerful prophets may be able to look into the future and follow individual timelines.{{Ref|L1|83}} Futures have been described as 'webs', as they overlap and are easily mixed up.{{Ref|L1|82}} Prophets hatched beneath a blood moon can see terrible events and natural disasters with particular clarity.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Wings-of-Fire-News-at-Boskone-2020-831252663}} When NightWings deliver prophecies, their eyes glow and their voices become low and shivery.{{Ref|EP|137}}


==Abilities==
Click [[:Category:Empowered NightWings|here]] for a list of all empowered NightWings.
NightWings are described to look like "the night sky coming down on you" when attacking. They move unseen through the shadows and blend into the night, which gives them a fearful reputation and makes them more deadly and excellent assassins.


In [[scrolls]], NightWings are said to possess legendary abilities. They are claimed to have the ability of mind-reading, as well as being able to tell prophecies by foreseeing the future; this was proven false by Stonemover, who said that no NightWing had either of these abilities in the last few centuries, which, unknown to the NightWings, was because the NightWing eggs had stopped being exposed to moonlight. However, a young dragon named Moonwatcher obtained the power to read minds and see the future because she hatched in the rainforest, proving these powers do still exist. Later in ''Moon Rising'', Moon says that other NightWings are having eggs in the rainforest, therefore under the moonlight, proving that these powers will come to thrive in the NightWing tribe and make the NightWings "all powerful" again. In addition, these dragons are also able to breathe fire at any time, like [[SkyWings]] and SandWings. NightWings also appear to be slightly fireproof, as shown with Vengeance and Starflight.
==== Animus magic ====
NightWings have animus dragons, with the earliest known powers tracing back to the NightWing-[[IceWing]] [[hybrid]] Darkstalker.{{Ref|MR|120}} All known animus NightWing dragons are descended from [[Whiteout]], as she carried animus genetics while Darkstalker did not have dragonets.{{Ref|ToP|39}} They may have had animus magic before Darkstalker, as they once believed that the third full moon gave animus magic.{{Ref|MR|156}} In modern times, they are likely expected or forced to use their powers for the good of their tribe.{{Ref|TBN|151}}


The NightWings who lived at the volcano seem to have a type of bacteria living in their saliva that does not affect them. They use it to incapacitate their prey, ensuring it can't go anywhere, then return later for it when its wound has become infected or it has died. However, other NightWings such as Starflight, Fatespeaker or Deathbringer, who lived away from the volcano a long time, ate freshly killed prey, making their saliva unlike those of the NightWings who lived by the volcano on the island. 
== Society ==
=== Modern era ===
NightWing society is undergoing a great deal of change as they adjust to life in the rainforest. Many of them were bitter due to their [[queen]] being a RainWing,{{Ref|MR|11}} and although some have become more accepting of the idea,{{Ref|DoD|357}} Glory's queenship is quite controversial among them,{{Ref|W1q|3}} but they still contain a tribal aura of mystery{{Ref|EP|97}} and spookiness.{{Ref|EP|177}}


NightWings have been shown to be more active at night, with Deathbringer and Fatespeaker as examples. They seem to have a very strong sense of smell. Sunny's strong sense of smell and hearing came from her NightWing side and the SandWing side, respectively.
=== NightWing Island Era ===
While living on the volcanic island, NightWings poured a great deal of effort into making their tribe seem mysterious and powerful to hide their real weakened state. They trained their dragonets to lie about their 'powers,' and kept them confined to the island until at least age ten to prevent any breaches of information.{{Ref|TDS|7}}{{Ref|TDS|10}}


Darkstalker told Moonwatcher in ''Moon Rising'' that a NightWing hatched under one full moon can either read minds or see the future, while a NightWing that hatched under two full moons has both. He also said that if an egg hatches under three full moons the dragonet still has both powers but strengthened. He did not know if there would be any stronger ones, though there have been some arguments that there might be. It is unknown why Clearsight had a stronger version of foresight.
They were exceptionally skilled at keeping secrets,{{Ref|W1q|6}}{{Ref|W1q|9}} and NightWing information was given to dragonets as they grow older.{{Ref|W1q|14}} They were not allowed to leave the island until the age of ten,{{Ref|W1q|17}} and most NightWings would try to counter sarcasm with more sarcasm, as though every conversation was a competition to see whose wit was more biting. Usually, no one stopped to acknowledge that someone else was funny.{{Ref|W1q|24}} In general, sentimental sincerity was not a NightWing trait.{{Ref|W1q|29}} Loyalty, secrecy, and obedience to NightWing elders were the most important lessons for dragonets within the tribe,{{Ref|W2q|41}} and young NightWings were kept away from other tribes, as older dragons did not trust them to keep NightWing secrets.{{Ref|W2q|45}} When [[Battlewinner]] disappeared from public view, enforcement of guard and patrol duties was considerably weakened,{{Ref|W2q|47}} and many citizens believed that guarding and patrolling an island that no one was able to locate was ultimately pointless.{{Ref|W2q|48}} Leaving the island and traveling to the mainland was every young dragonet's dream.{{Ref|W2q|50}} NightWings were not supposed to be seen within the mainland,{{Ref|W2q|56}} and [[Deathbringer]]'s main objective as an assassin was to ensure that the NightWing involvement in the War of SandWing Succession was kept under heavy secrecy.{{Ref|W2q|59}}


NightWings were shown to be very good at making up prophecies, and they attended special classes to learn how to make them sound real. They were also skilled at making it seem like they could read minds, due to the classes they took about lying mentioned in ''The Dark Secret''.
A game involving bones and tiny skulls were played by a pair of two adult NightWings.{{Ref|W2q|48}}


==History==
=== ''Darkstalker'' era ===
Over 2,000 years after [[the Scorching]], the Night Kingdom was located on a peninsula that is currently a part of the Sand Kingdom, which was described to have been riddled with valleys and mountains. After Darkstalker's abilities were shown, and he was believed to be a danger to the tribe, the entire Kingdom fled the continent and migrated to a volcanic island a day's flight from the Sky Kingdom. More than a thousand years later, the long-dormant volcano erupted, destroying their home.
In the time of ''Darkstalker,'' NightWing mothers typically named their dragonets.{{Ref|L1|15}} The tribe also functioned nocturnally, usually waking after midday and sleeping at sunrise.{{Ref|L1|74}} NightWings of higher status lived in higher homes in the cliffs, while lower ones lived closer to the bottom, where less desirable homes were.{{Ref|L1|73}} They also appeared to value knowledge and reading, as they had an extensive library{{Ref|ToP|218}} and honored the first librarians of the kingdom.{{Ref|L1|182}} In Clearsight's time, the NightWings were famous for their intertribal relations, open trade partnerships, literature, and artwork, which had been sold across the continent. Dragons from all over Pyrrhia brought them new ideas, inventions, and discoveries.{{Ref|L1|257}} Most dragonets started school when they were one year old.{{Ref|L1|42}}


[[The Dragonet Prophecy (prophecy)|The Dragonet Prophecy]] was written by Queen Battlewinner and Morrowseer during the war, and they delivered Starflight's and Fatespeaker's eggs to the [[Talons of Peace]] after a volcanic eruption on their island. The prophecy was their plan to invade and take over the Rainforest Kingdom, which was and still is inhabited by the RainWings.
NightWings had a centuries-old feud with the IceWings due to the legend of [[Foeslayer]] and Arctic, known as the [[NightWing-IceWing War]]. The feud is at least on pause as of ''[[Darkness of Dragons]].''{{Ref|DoD|318-320}}


IceWings and NightWings have hated each other going all the way back to a war they once fought against each other. It was revealed in ''Darkstalker (Legends)'' that this war was started because Prince Arctic fell in love and ran away with Foeslayer. Morrowseer ordered the death of all eight IceWing prisoners in the rescue of Starflight in Scarlet's arena, possibly because of the tribes' long-held grudge. This is also shown in the prophecy, which does not include an IceWing dragonet. Another possible effect of this hatred was Queen Battlewinner being blasted by an IceWing's frostbreath in the mouth, forcing her to live submerged in lava.
Ancient NightWing nests were depicted as bowls of carved stone that are lined with black fur, and eggs were typically hatched atop high mountain peaks.{{Ref|L1|13}}


The NightWings gradually captured seventeen RainWings for their experimentations on RainWing venom, what Mastermind called "science". Their goal was to make venom-proof armor for an attack on the RainWings to take over their rainforest. However, all this data was lost when the NightWings fled their home.
=== Pre-''Darkstalker'' era ===
NightWings were the first tribe to develop a written [[languages#Dragon|Dragon]] language. They taught it to the other tribes and traveling NightWing teachers would fly across Pyrrhia to bring scrolls to the tribes.{{Ref|AGttDW|98}} They had scrolls from other tribes including architecture plans and records from NightWing scriptoriums. They also took medicine seriously and would discover healing techniques that they would share with the other tribes. They would use their powers to protect the other tribes.{{Ref|AGttDW|99}}


Additionally, they seem to have animus dragons, however, Stonemover and Darkstalker are the only known animus NightWings, but it's also shown that Ex-Queen Scarlet had an [[Scarlet's Companion|animus]] that had no actual powers, only limited and taken from Darkstalker's talisman. This animus was revealed to be Chameleon who used the scroll's power to turn into a NightWing.
== Names ==
 
NightWing names may be descriptive of the dragon's personality (such as [[Thoughtful]], [[Greatness]], [[Wisdom]], and [[Listener]]), relate to an aptitude or job (such as [[Mastermind]], Deathbringer, or [[Quickstrike]]), describe or relate to their physical appearance (such as [[Bigtail]] and [[Strongwings]]), or be night-themed (such as [[Starflight]], [[Eclipse (DoD)|Eclipse]], and Moonwatcher).
In ''The Dark Secret'', it is shown that the NightWings were being threatened by the volcanic island they inhabited, which slowly built up to an eruption and diminishing the main source of food. Although Princess Greatness claimed that scientific estimates had placed the eruption at least twenty years into the future, at the end of the book, the volcano had erupted. Shortly before this, the NightWings surrendered to the RainWings in exchange for a safe place to live and food to eat. Most of the NightWings escaped through the Rainforest Kingdom portal unharmed. However, Morrowseer was (most likely) killed by the eruption, with what is believed to possibly be his remains found in the NightWing tunnel in ''Winter Turning'', and Starflight was blinded. The event where the NightWings traveled from their Kingdom to the Rainforest Kingdom is called the NightWing Exodus.
Their names may also be inspired by the NightWing powers (names such as Fatespeaker, [[Mindreader]], and [[Morrowseer]].) Most NightWing names are meant to give a sense of strength or mightiness.
 
==Society==
NightWings form lifelong partnerships, similar to [[SeaWings]]. Their dragonets live in dormitories located in caves on the sides of the volcano. They were not allowed to go to the mainland until they are at least ten years old because they "can't keep NightWing secrets safe", although this rule was likely changed after they moved to the rainforest.
 
NightWing names are very literal, although sometimes ironic. These dragonets are usually named according to their talents; for example, Morrowseer got his name for "seeing" the "morrow". Morrow is short for tomorrow, meaning the future. Deathbringer's name refers to his occupation as an assassin. Queen Battlewinner presumably got hers for military strategy, or perhaps a future battle which was predicted to be won by her. Moonwatcher was named for as she hatched, her eyes reflected the moons. NightWings are occasionally named for physical traits, like [[Fierceteeth]], [[Mightyclaws]], [[Bigtail]], and Strongwings, or after character virtues, like Greatness or Vengeance. Exactly how'' ''they know what a dragon's talent will be when it hatches is unknown. It is plausible that they might wait and see for it to appear, or have another NightWing predict it, although this is unlikely because it was revealed NightWings have not had powers in several centuries. Glory mentions in ''The Hidden Kingdom'' that in scrolls, NightWings always had "mouthful names". This is probably because most of them have two-part names. Also, in ''Moon Rising'', Winter says to Moonwatcher, "We know all your names are lies", stating that NightWing names may be what the parents hope their dragonets will be, rather than what they may actually be.
 
Complete loyalty seems to be an emphasized NightWing trait, as many of their actions (abducting RainWings, false dragonet prophecy, murders) point towards a "blind loyalty" to their tribe, the willingness to do anything for their tribe, even wiping out another tribe of dragons.


Before the NightWings fled to the volcanic island, they were, as Clearsight told Darkstalker, a tribe with a social culture, gaining from trades with the other tribes. Clearsight once told her friend [[Listener]] that every NightWing dragonet needs an education, which shows that NightWings highly valued intelligence.
Click [[:Category:NightWings|here]] for a list of known NightWings.


== Names ==
==== Animus dragons ====
NightWing names can be compound words that describe NightWing powers, such as Fatespeaker and Mindreader. The names can also describe the dragon's personality or ability, such as Mastermind and [[Quickdeath]]. Descriptive words, such as [[Thoughtful]], Vengeance and Listener, are used as well, as are night-themed compound words such as Starflight and Moonwatcher. 
* [[Darkstalker (L1)|Darkstalker]] (half IceWing)
* [[Stonemover]]
* [[Unnamed characters#Hybrids|Unnamed granddaughter and great-great-great-grandson of Whiteout]]


==Known NightWings==
==== Students at Jade Mountain ====
* [[Allknowing]]
* [[Bigtail]] (formerly; deceased)
* [[Queen Battlewinner]]
* [[Bigtail]]
* [[Commodore]] (also half BeetleWing)
* [[Clearsight]]
* [[Clearsight’s Father]]
* [[Deadlyclaws]]
* [[Deathbringer]]
* [[Discretion]]
* [[Eclipse]]
* [[Farsight]]
* [[Fatespeaker]]
* [[Fearless]]
* [[Fearless]]
* [[Fierceteeth]]
* [[Mightyclaws]] (formerly; currently making new homes for the NightWings in the rainforest)
* [[Firefly]] (also half RainWing)
* [[Hope (Foeslayer)|Foeslayer]] (Hope)
* [[Foreseer]]
* [[Ex-Princess Greatness]]
* [[Jewel]] (also half BeetleWing)
* [[Jewel-eyes]]
* [[King Darkstalker]] (also half IceWing)
* [[Listener]]
* [[Mastermind]]
* [[Mightyclaws]]
* [[Mindreader]]
* [[Mindreader]]
* [[Moonwatcher]]
* [[Moonwatcher]]
* [[Morrowseer]]
* [[Morrowwatcher]]
* [[Obsidian]]
* [[Orange]] (also half BeetleWing)
* [[Peacemaker]] (also half RainWing)
* [[Preyhunter]]
* [[Prudence]]
* [[Quickdeath]]
* [[Quickstrike]]
* [[Secretkeeper]]
* [[Shapeshifter]] ([[Chameleon]]'s NightWing form)
* [[Slaughter]]
* [[Smokeseer]]
* [[Starclaws]]
* [[Starflight]]
* [[Stonemover]]
* [[Strongwings]]
* [[Princess Sunny|Sunny]] (also half SandWing)
* [[Swiftwings]]
* [[Thoughtful]]
* [[Tortoiseshell]] (also half BeetleWing)
* [[Truthfinder]]
* [[Tunesmith]]
* [[Vengeance]]
* [[Queen Vigilance]]
* [[Vision]]
* [[Whiteout]] (also half IceWing)
* [[Wisdom]] 


== Known Animus Dragons ==
== Trivia ==
* Darkstalker
* NightWings appear to have excellent night vision but still cannot see in total darkness as well as [[SeaWings]] can.{{Ref|TDS|242}}
* Stonemover
* It is mentioned by Hope that NightWings are trying to readjust to their natural (nocturnal) schedule in ''Darkness of Dragons''.{{Ref|DoD|359}}
* NightWings are shown to be very loyal to their tribe and have an arrogance similar to the IceWings. Morrowseer once explained to Starflight: "We assumed NightWing superiority was something all NightWings hatched with."{{Ref|TDS|33}}{{Ref|TDS|63}}
* [[Tui]] considered the mention of the Darkest Night, a night where all three moons are new, to be present somewhere in the NightWings' stories.{{Ref|Event|https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J0koHS1dIq3zZBvdlYwKrFeWGjSAo3INqp8iRObO118/edit}}
* In the audiobooks read by [[Shannon McManus]], all NightWings speak with a British accent, except for Starflight, Fatespeaker, and Moonwatcher, who were raised away from the NightWings and did not develop this accent. However, Tui does not consider audiobook accents canon.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Wings-of-Fire-News-at-Boskone-2020-831252663}}
* NightWings are able to hang from the ceiling like bats.{{Ref|TDS|13}} This is depicted in the graphic novel.{{Ref|GN4|14}}
* In Darkstalker's era, all NightWing dragonets owned these scrolls: ''Geography of Pyrrhia, Myths of the Lost Continent, Ten Little Scavengers (Recipes included!),'' and ''Goodnight, Moons.''{{Ref|L1|139}}
* Humans described NightWings as the least dangerous type of dragon tribe, due to very few of them being seen.<ref>[[Dragon guides]]</ref>


== Students at Jade Mountain ==
== Gallery ==
* Moonwatcher
<gallery>
* Mightyclaws (currently making new homes for the NightWings in the rainforest)
File:Typical NightWing by Sassy the Beagle.jpg|A typical NightWing (colored), by [[Joy Ang]]
* Mindreader
File:NightTransparent.png|A typical NightWing (lineart), by Joy Ang
* Fearless
File:JA NightRef.webp|A typical NightWing (transparent), by Joy Ang
* Bigtail (deceased)
File:NightWing DE.png|A typical NightWing from the German publication, by [[Max Meinzold]]
</gallery>


== Trivia ==
== References ==
* Including Legends and Winglets, there are five books with NightWing POVs, making them the tribe with the most main POVs.
{{References}}
* NightWings, SeaWings, SandWings, and RainWings have a wing structure where the wings are attached by by a seam on the stomach and run along the dragon's midsection. This causes their wings to fold on their back instead of to the side.
{{EventReferences}}
* The majority of all NightWing names have three syllables, (Moonwatcher, Darkstalker, Deathbringer, Mightyclaws, Stonemover, Mindreader, Preyhunter, Mastermind, Fatespeaker, etc). One has one syllable (Hope). A few have two syllables, (Farsight, Clearsight, Starflight). Even less have four syllables, (Secretkeeper, Battlewinner, Morrowseer).
* NightWings appear to have excellent night vision, but still can't see in total darkness as SeaWings can.
* NightWings often have literal names that describe their profession or traits, such as Deathbringer, Mindreader, etc., and can also be based off their physical appearance (Bigtail).
* NightWing names are based on things in the night (Moonwatcher), their powers (Fatespeaker), their traits (Mastermind), or general descriptions of actions (Deathbringer) or appearances (Strongwings).
** Most NightWing names are compound words (made up of two real words). Examples: Mightyclaws (Mighty + Claws) and Moonwatcher (Moon + Watcher).
* NightWings in ''Darkstalker (Legends)'' are portrayed as nocturnal before moving to the NightWing island, but in the prologue of Darkness of Dragons, it is mentioned that the NightWings are trying to readjust to their natural schedule.
* According to Foeslayer in ''Darkstalker (Legends)'', NightWing mothers are the ones that name their dragonets.
* NightWings are shown to have decent resistance to lava, as shown when Vengeance, who gets shoved in lava, tries to force his way out. This trait likely evolved on the volcano, so if they fall in lava, they might have been able to quickly pull themselves out.
* There are currently at least 400 NightWings.
*NightWings are shown to be very loyal to their tribe and have an arrogance similar to the IceWings. Morrowseer once explained to Starflight, "We assumed NightWing superiority was something all NightWings hatched with."
*Nightwing is a DC comic superhero who was formerly Robin, Batman's sidekick. It is unknown whether or not the NightWings' name was inspired by him.
*In the audiobooks read by Shannon McManus, all NightWings speak with a British Accent


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NightWings, also known as night dragons to humans, are a Pyrrhian dragon tribe who currently reside in the Rainforest Kingdom, alongside the RainWings, within the tropical rainforest in the lower southeast of Pyrrhia. They are currently ruled by Queen Glory.

The NightWing tribe previously lived on the Talon Peninsula, also known as the lost city of night or the old Night Kingdom. After Darkstalker murdered Prince Arctic, the NightWings feared that his ghost haunted the peninsula and fled to the NightWing island off the northern coast of the Sky Kingdom where they remained until the NightWing Exodus. They were secretly allied with Blister towards the end of the War of SandWing Succession.

A large portion of the tribe was briefly ruled by Darkstalker in the second arc. There were only fifty or so NightWings who stayed in the rainforest during this time.

Twenty-seven NightWings separated from Queen Glory and currently live in an encampment in the lost city of night known as Renewal.

Description

Starflight's star scales on the underside of one of his wings from The Dark Secret (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes
A typical NightWing egg from The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes

NightWings are based on monitor lizards.[event 1] They have been described to have forked, pitch-black tongues, as well as dark scales which are usually black[1] or in shades of dark green, blue,[2] purple,[3] or dull gray.[4] They also may have purple[5] or dark green[6] underbellies, and dapples of silver scales running along their necks. Their wings have silver scales scattered across them like the stars of a night sky, forming different patterns. These patterns are genetic.[7] NightWings have been described with black,[8] dark blue,[9] purple,[event 2] or dark green eyes.[6] They have straight horns.[10]

NightWings can melt into shadows and blend into the night sky due to their colors and wing patterns. Mind readers have silver teardrop scales by the corners of their eyes,[11] and empaths such as Fatespeaker will also have these teardrop scales;[5] however, it is possible that NightWings with teardrop scales may not have this ability.[12] Seers have no physical indications of their power.

Diet

Morrowseer eating the carrion of a giant albatross on the NightWing island from The Dark Secret (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes

On the volcanic island, NightWings ate mostly carrion. They would bite their prey, poisoning it with bacteria from inside their mouths, and leave it to decease. After it was dead, they would return to eat it.[13] On the island, seafaring birds could be found. They would also hunt in the rainforest, for prey such as sloths, and may have gathered some fruit. While living on this island, most NightWings ate once per week, which contributed to their malnutrition.[14]

After relocating to the rainforest, NightWings began to incorporate fruits and vegetables into their diet, though they continue to eat meat,[15] with the exception of sloths.

In the time of Darkstalker, hunting was very similar to other tribes. They ate hawks,[16] fish,[17] bears,[18] squirrels,[17] rattlesnakes,[17] and wolves.[19] They cooked their food, including roasted nuts and baked bear, and had access to cheese.[18] They would also purchase fruits from RainWing merchants.[18]

Abilities

NightWings are a nocturnal[20] tribe that can blend into the night sky and shadows. They can also breathe fire, and most modern NightWings have harmful bacteria in their mouths which can poison animals with a single bite.[21] However, it is noted that after searching through the corpses of dead NightWings, there was no venom found in their teeth.[22] They have a strong sense of smell[14] and powerful night vision.[23][24] NightWings hatched under one full moon have the power of mind-reading or prophecy, and those hatched under two have both. Dragonets hatched under three full moons will have both of these powers, which have been made stronger by the third moon. NightWings once thought that the third full moon gave animus powers, though this was later disconfirmed, as animus powers are passed on genetically.[25] The power of the gifts varies, such as Clearsight having strong foresight.[event 3] When the NightWings moved to the volcanic island, knowledge of these powers was forgotten, possibly on purpose.[26] NightWing eggs touched by the moonlight of a full moon will turn an eerie polished silver color, while untouched eggs remain an ebony black.[27]

Moon reading the minds of Jade Mountain Academy Students from Moon Rising (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes

Mind-reading NightWings can observe the thoughts of those around them. They cannot 'rummage around' in another dragon's head, but hear thoughts as the dragon thinks them, often only picking up on jumbled words, pictures, and emotions; thoughts are louder and stronger to the mind reader when they are touching the former.[28] In the time of Darkstalker, dragonets were taught ways to block out the minds of others, though this practice was lost over time without powers.[29] Mind readers can project their thoughts to one another to have mental conversations, and powerful mind readers may be able to block the visions of prophets.[30][31] Dragons with this power hatched under a blood moon can project their thoughts to any dragon, not just other mind readers.[event 4]

Moonwatcher delivering the Jade Mountain Prophecy from Moon Rising (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes

Prophetic NightWings can see flashes and visions of the future. On occasion, they will have a true prophecy, which will manifest as words rather than a vision in the dragon's head.[32] In the time of Darkstalker, prophets would sometimes take regular visions and translate them to sound like real prophecies. Very powerful prophets may be able to look into the future and follow individual timelines.[33] Futures have been described as 'webs', as they overlap and are easily mixed up.[34] Prophets hatched beneath a blood moon can see terrible events and natural disasters with particular clarity.[event 5] When NightWings deliver prophecies, their eyes glow and their voices become low and shivery.[35]

Click here for a list of all empowered NightWings.

Animus magic

NightWings have animus dragons, with the earliest known powers tracing back to the NightWing-IceWing hybrid Darkstalker.[36] All known animus NightWing dragons are descended from Whiteout, as she carried animus genetics while Darkstalker did not have dragonets.[37] They may have had animus magic before Darkstalker, as they once believed that the third full moon gave animus magic.[25] In modern times, they are likely expected or forced to use their powers for the good of their tribe.[38]

Society

Modern era

NightWing society is undergoing a great deal of change as they adjust to life in the rainforest. Many of them were bitter due to their queen being a RainWing,[39] and although some have become more accepting of the idea,[40] Glory's queenship is quite controversial among them,[41] but they still contain a tribal aura of mystery[42] and spookiness.[43]

NightWing Island Era

While living on the volcanic island, NightWings poured a great deal of effort into making their tribe seem mysterious and powerful to hide their real weakened state. They trained their dragonets to lie about their 'powers,' and kept them confined to the island until at least age ten to prevent any breaches of information.[44][45]

They were exceptionally skilled at keeping secrets,[46][47] and NightWing information was given to dragonets as they grow older.[48] They were not allowed to leave the island until the age of ten,[49] and most NightWings would try to counter sarcasm with more sarcasm, as though every conversation was a competition to see whose wit was more biting. Usually, no one stopped to acknowledge that someone else was funny.[50] In general, sentimental sincerity was not a NightWing trait.[51] Loyalty, secrecy, and obedience to NightWing elders were the most important lessons for dragonets within the tribe,[52] and young NightWings were kept away from other tribes, as older dragons did not trust them to keep NightWing secrets.[53] When Battlewinner disappeared from public view, enforcement of guard and patrol duties was considerably weakened,[54] and many citizens believed that guarding and patrolling an island that no one was able to locate was ultimately pointless.[55] Leaving the island and traveling to the mainland was every young dragonet's dream.[56] NightWings were not supposed to be seen within the mainland,[57] and Deathbringer's main objective as an assassin was to ensure that the NightWing involvement in the War of SandWing Succession was kept under heavy secrecy.[58]

A game involving bones and tiny skulls were played by a pair of two adult NightWings.[55]

Darkstalker era

In the time of Darkstalker, NightWing mothers typically named their dragonets.[59] The tribe also functioned nocturnally, usually waking after midday and sleeping at sunrise.[60] NightWings of higher status lived in higher homes in the cliffs, while lower ones lived closer to the bottom, where less desirable homes were.[61] They also appeared to value knowledge and reading, as they had an extensive library[62] and honored the first librarians of the kingdom.[63] In Clearsight's time, the NightWings were famous for their intertribal relations, open trade partnerships, literature, and artwork, which had been sold across the continent. Dragons from all over Pyrrhia brought them new ideas, inventions, and discoveries.[64] Most dragonets started school when they were one year old.[65]

NightWings had a centuries-old feud with the IceWings due to the legend of Foeslayer and Arctic, known as the NightWing-IceWing War. The feud is at least on pause as of Darkness of Dragons.[66]

Ancient NightWing nests were depicted as bowls of carved stone that are lined with black fur, and eggs were typically hatched atop high mountain peaks.[67]

Pre-Darkstalker era

NightWings were the first tribe to develop a written Dragon language. They taught it to the other tribes and traveling NightWing teachers would fly across Pyrrhia to bring scrolls to the tribes.[68] They had scrolls from other tribes including architecture plans and records from NightWing scriptoriums. They also took medicine seriously and would discover healing techniques that they would share with the other tribes. They would use their powers to protect the other tribes.[69]

Names

NightWing names may be descriptive of the dragon's personality (such as Thoughtful, Greatness, Wisdom, and Listener), relate to an aptitude or job (such as Mastermind, Deathbringer, or Quickstrike), describe or relate to their physical appearance (such as Bigtail and Strongwings), or be night-themed (such as Starflight, Eclipse, and Moonwatcher). Their names may also be inspired by the NightWing powers (names such as Fatespeaker, Mindreader, and Morrowseer.) Most NightWing names are meant to give a sense of strength or mightiness.

Click here for a list of known NightWings.

Animus dragons

Students at Jade Mountain

Trivia

  • NightWings appear to have excellent night vision but still cannot see in total darkness as well as SeaWings can.[70]
  • It is mentioned by Hope that NightWings are trying to readjust to their natural (nocturnal) schedule in Darkness of Dragons.[71]
  • NightWings are shown to be very loyal to their tribe and have an arrogance similar to the IceWings. Morrowseer once explained to Starflight: "We assumed NightWing superiority was something all NightWings hatched with."[22][72]
  • Tui considered the mention of the Darkest Night, a night where all three moons are new, to be present somewhere in the NightWings' stories.[event 6]
  • In the audiobooks read by Shannon McManus, all NightWings speak with a British accent, except for Starflight, Fatespeaker, and Moonwatcher, who were raised away from the NightWings and did not develop this accent. However, Tui does not consider audiobook accents canon.[event 7]
  • NightWings are able to hang from the ceiling like bats.[73] This is depicted in the graphic novel.[74]
  • In Darkstalker's era, all NightWing dragonets owned these scrolls: Geography of Pyrrhia, Myths of the Lost Continent, Ten Little Scavengers (Recipes included!), and Goodnight, Moons.[75]
  • Humans described NightWings as the least dangerous type of dragon tribe, due to very few of them being seen.[76]
  • A typical NightWing (colored), by Joy Ang
    A typical NightWing (colored), by Joy Ang
  • A typical NightWing (lineart), by Joy Ang
    A typical NightWing (lineart), by Joy Ang
  • A typical NightWing (transparent), by Joy Ang
    A typical NightWing (transparent), by Joy Ang
  • A typical NightWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold
    A typical NightWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold

References

  1. ↑ Moon Rising, page 182
  2. ↑ Winter Turning, page 78
  3. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 297
  4. ↑ The Brightest Night, page 30
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 The Dark Secret, page 43
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Darkstalker, prologue
  7. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 48
  8. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 204
  9. ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 87
  10. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 16
  11. ↑ Darkstalker, page 186
  12. ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 92
  13. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 32–33
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 The Dark Secret, page 29
  15. ↑ Winter Turning, page 44
  16. ↑ Darkstalker, page 51
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Darkstalker, page 71
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Darkstalker, page 235
  19. ↑ Darkstalker, page 233
  20. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 68
  21. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 32
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 The Dark Secret, page 33
  23. ↑ Darkstalker, page 120
  24. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 60
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Moon Rising, page 156
  26. ↑ Moon Rising, page 157
  27. ↑ Darkstalker, page 11
  28. ↑ Moon Rising, page 218
  29. ↑ Moon Rising, page 98
  30. ↑ Moon Rising, page 20–21
  31. ↑ Moon Rising, page 291
  32. ↑ Moon Rising, page 292
  33. ↑ Darkstalker, page 83
  34. ↑ Darkstalker, page 82
  35. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 137
  36. ↑ Moon Rising, page 120
  37. ↑ Talons of Power, page 39
  38. ↑ The Brightest Night, page 151
  39. ↑ Moon Rising, page 11
  40. ↑ Darkness of Dragons, page 357
  41. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 3
  42. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 97
  43. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 177
  44. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 7
  45. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 10
  46. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 6
  47. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 9
  48. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 14
  49. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 17
  50. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 24
  51. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 29
  52. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 41
  53. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 45
  54. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 47
  55. ↑ 55.0 55.1 The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 48
  56. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 50
  57. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 56
  58. ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 59
  59. ↑ Darkstalker, page 15
  60. ↑ Darkstalker, page 74
  61. ↑ Darkstalker, page 73
  62. ↑ Talons of Power, page 218
  63. ↑ Darkstalker, page 182
  64. ↑ Darkstalker, page 257
  65. ↑ Darkstalker, page 42
  66. ↑ Darkness of Dragons, page 318-320
  67. ↑ Darkstalker, page 13
  68. ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 98
  69. ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 99
  70. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 242
  71. ↑ Darkness of Dragons, page 359
  72. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 63
  73. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 13
  74. ↑ The Dark Secret (graphic novel), page 14
  75. ↑ Darkstalker, page 139
  76. ↑ Dragon guides
  1. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  2. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  3. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  4. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  5. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  6. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 
  7. ↑ Stated by Tui, source 


NightWings
Queens

Present: Battlewinner • Darkstalker • Glory
Historical: Vigilance

Royalty

Greatness

Jade Mountain

Bigtail • Fatespeaker • Fearless • Mightyclaws • Mindreader • Moonwatcher • Starflight

Other Dragons
(Present)

Bonecruncher • Deadlyclaws • Deathbringer • Eclipse • Farsight • Fierceteeth • Mastermind • Morrowseer • Obsidian • Preyhunter • Quickstrike • Secretkeeper • Shapeshifter • Slaughter • Smokeseer • Stonemover • Strongwings • Vengeance • Wisdom

Other Dragons
(Historical)

Allknowing • Clearsight • Discretion • Foeslayer • Foreseer • Jewel-eyes • Listener • Morrowwatcher • Prudence • Quickdeath • Starclaws • Swiftwings • Thoughtful • Truthfinder • Tunesmith • Vision

Hybrids

Darkstalker • Whiteout • Eclipse • Fierceclaws • Peacemaker • Shadowhunter • Sunny • Firefly • Commodore • Jewel • Orange • Tortoiseshell • Tortoiseshell

Folklore

Comet • Mindhealer • The Prophetess

Kingdom

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

Kingdom
(Historical)

Lost city of night: Borderland Mountain • Clearsight's home • Darkstalker's home • Great Diamond • Museum • NightWing library • NightWing palace • NightWing school • North Beach

Society

NightWing Exodus


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