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{{QuoteBox|source = The Lost Continent|quote = "Trying to keep secrets won't do any good at this point. I only see two ways for this to end: with you all helping us, or dead. In the former case, it'll be much easier if we know your names. Or we could skip to the latter case right now."|speaker = Belladonna to Blue, Swordtail, and Cricket}}{{Charbox | {{QuoteBox|source = The Lost Continent|quote = "Trying to keep secrets won't do any good at this point. I only see two ways for this to end: with you all helping us, or dead. In the former case, it'll be much easier if we know your names. Or we could skip to the latter case right now."|speaker = Belladonna to [[Blue]], [[Swordtail]], and [[Cricket]] in ''[[The Lost Continent (Book)|The Lost Continent]]''.}}{{Charbox | ||
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'''Belladonna''' is [[Sundew]] | '''Belladonna''' is [[Sundew|Sundew's]] mother. She is one of the four known surviving [[LeafWings]], the others being Sundew, her daughter, [[Hemlock]], her mate, and a dragon named [[Willow]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:10, 7 August 2018
Template:SpoilerTLC Template:QuoteBoxTemplate:Charbox Belladonna is Sundew's mother. She is one of the four known surviving LeafWings, the others being Sundew, her daughter, Hemlock, her mate, and a dragon named Willow.
Appearance
Belladonna has lighter green scales with patches of brown[1], green eyes[2], and strange pale burn scars splattered across her talons and up her forearms. She is much taller than Sundew and has an air of authority about her, and she wears several small pouches, woven from long grass or fashioned from leaves[1].
Biography
While planning out how to invade Wasp Hive, Blue and his team get captured by three LeafWings: Sundew, Hemlock, and Belladonna. Belladonna forces Blue to tell her who they are, and what they are doing here. After Blue confesses, Belladonna introduces herself and her family to him. When Blue tells them that he and Swordtail are fugitives, although Cricket is techiniaclly innocent, Belladonna becomes intrigued and begins to trace out a plan. Blue also tells them that they where here to rescue Luna, his stolen Flamesilk sister, which makes all three LeafWings come up with a plan. Belladonna tells Blue that they know where the Flamesilk Factory is, and will rescue Luna if Blue and Cricket will help them steal the Book of Clearsight. Cricket refuses, and Belladonna rushes over a seizes her jaw, growling at her that she has no right to refuse after everything her tribe has done to the LeafWings. Then Belladonna, Hemlock, and Sundew pretend to rush of into the foliage, leaving Blue, Cricket, and Swordtail to decide weather or not to take their offer, although secretly the LeafWings hide in the nearby trees and eavesdrop on the conversation. Eventually, the decision is made, and Blue, Cricket, and Sundew head off to steal the Book.
Later, Sundew mentions that her parents are still mad at her for revealing the secret LeafWing tunnels, although it was already decided that the LeafWings couldn't use them.
Family Tree
| Linden | Unknown | ||||||||||||||||||
| Belladonna | Hemlock | ||||||||||||||||||
| Sundew | |||||||||||||||||||
Trivia
- A belladonna is a type of poisonous plant.
- Belladonna is the first named LeafWing to physically appear the series, not counting the ones that appear in the prologue of The Lost Continent or the mentioned LeafWing Maple.
Gallery
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A typical LeafWing, by Joy Ang -
Reference by Platypus the SeaWing
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LeafWing Sigil by Platypus the SeaWing -
Belladonna Plant
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Lost Continent, page 170
- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 172
