Literature

Scrolls are the primary literature of Pyrrhia, written and read by almost all of the dragon tribes. They are printed with ink on an unknown variant of paper, likely vellum or parchment, as heavily hinted by Starflight in The Dark Secret. Sticks of graphite are also used to write, as seen in Darkstalker, but Coral and Whirlpool were seen to write by dipping their claws in squid ink and scratching on the paper. In Winter Turning, Moonwatcher uses a "long, thin reed" to draw the mountain she saw in Icicle's dream.

Tribes

MudWings - In The Dark Secret, Pheasant said she was reading about the Prophecy, hinting that MudWings sometimes read scrolls; this is also shown in Moon Rising when Sora is reading in the school library. In The Brightest Night, Moorhen mentions how she has read Queen Coral's scrolls before, giving more evidence of literacy in MudWings.^{[citation needed]}

SandWings - Thorn of the Outclaws has been shown writing Wanted posters,^{[citation needed]} and these are likely scrolls or made from the same material as scrolls since it seems the only papers used are scrolls. Also, Smolder intercepts messages written on scrolls, and it can be assumed that most SandWings read scrolls. In The Brightest Night, Sunny, Queen Thorn, and Smolder also went into a letter room with scrolls.

SkyWings - Peril lied to Scarlet about reading about the Champion's Shield in a scroll, and Queen Scarlet replied, saying, "with claws that burn through paper right when you touch it." ^{[citation needed]}They also use scrolls for messaging.^{[citation needed]}

SeaWings - The SeaWings read scrolls, most of which are written by Coral. Some of her work includes The Missing Princess, The Tragedy of Orca, The Claws of Murder, A Tail of Blood, and many other stories, all of which are taught in SeaWing schools. The scrolls are written with a mixture of squid ink and a little whale blood, created by Whirlpool, to make the words permanent.^{[citation needed]}

RainWings - RainWings didn't read scrolls and never knew about them or the rest of Pyrrhia until Glory claimed the RainWing throne.^{[citation needed]} In The Dark Secret, Sunny was teaching a dragonet class how to read, and in Winter Turning, Kinkajou went to a nearby school to get some paper and a blank scroll for Moonwatcher to draw and record what she saw in Icicle's dream.^{[citation needed]}

IceWings - Winter explains in Winter Turning that his mother made him memorize stories of dragons attempting the Diamond Trial, revealing that IceWings can read.^{[citation needed]} He also mentions IceWing sagas that "told the history of the world."^{[citation needed]}

NightWings - The NightWings read and wrote many scrolls, and both Starflight and Mastermind have always been fascinated by them. There used to be an extensive library in both the Night Kingdom and the lost city of night.^{[citation needed]}

List of Known Scrolls

Named Scrolls

• The Tragedy of Orca - Coral's first scroll about her daughter, Orca, and the tragedy of her death.^{[citation needed]}

• The Missing Princess - An adventure scroll inspired by the disappearance of Tsunami's egg.^{[citation needed]}

• Claws of Murder - A murder mystery by Coral.^{[citation needed]}

• A Tail of Blood - Another murder mystery by Coral.^{[citation needed]}

• Tales of the NightWings - A scroll with lots of stories about the NightWings' greatness.^{[citation needed]}

• A NightWing Guide to the Dragons of Pyrrhia - The guide of the Pyrrhian dragon tribes, including drawings, descriptions, and basic information.^{[citation needed]}

• A Longitudinal Study of Peculiar Scavenger Behaviour - A scroll about Scavenger (human) life on Pyrrhia.^{[citation needed][citation needed]}

• Dangers of the Rainforest - A scroll about the Rainforest Kingdom's dangerous animals and obstacles.^{[citation needed]}

• A Natural History of Unnatural Dragon Abilities - A scroll mentioned by Starflight about dragons' strange abilities.^{[citation needed]}

• Where Are the Dragonets of Destiny - A scroll listing theories about who and where the dragonets of destiny were.^{[citation needed]}

• RainWings Extermination or Enslavement? - A scroll in Mastermind's lab shown in The Dark Secret (graphic novel).^{[citation needed]}

• War of SandWing Succession - A scroll about the SandWing war.^{[citation needed]} 

• The Animus Histories - A scroll read by Moonwatcher about animus dragons and their enchanted objects.^{[citation needed]}

• The Royal Lineage of SeaWings, from the Scorching to Present - A scroll about the SeaWing Royal Lineage.^{[citation needed]}

• Journeys in the Ice Kingdom - A scroll about the Ice Kingdom.^{[citation needed]}

• Geography of Pyrrhia - A scroll owned by Darkstalker, likely explaining Pyrrhia's geography.

• Ancient Wars of Pyrrhia - A scroll owned by Darkstalker about old Pyrrhian wars. The NightWing uses his magic to make the scroll talk in the voice of Truthfinder.

• Ten Little Scavengers (Recipes Included!) - A scroll owned by Darkstalker, most likely a scroll for younger readers.

• Goodnight, Moons - A scroll owned by Darkstalker (based on the real-life lullaby story, Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown).

• Myths of the Lost Continent - A scroll owned by Darkstalker about the myths of the lost continent.

• Legend of the Hive - A scroll about the first dragons that arrived at Pantala to escape from Pyrrhia.

• Darkstalker's scroll - A scroll with Darkstalker's animus powers enchanted into it. It is currently destroyed, though small pieces of it have been torn off before and may still exist.

• The Sluglike Qualities of MudWings - A scroll Clay mentions he wanted to burn. It is unknown if this scroll is real or a joke.^{[citation needed]}

Unnamed Scrolls

• In The Hidden Kingdom, Glory mentions a scroll about a blind dragon that dated back before the Scorching.^{[citation needed]}
• Glory also mentions a scroll about electric eels in The Lost Heir.^{[citation needed]}
• Coral tells Tsunami when she drops by that she just finished reading a scroll with Anemone about how she chose Gill for her husband in The Lost Heir.^{[citation needed]}
• Many scrolls about Queen Coral's greatness are mentioned by Starflight.^{[citation needed]}
• Turtle mentions at the beginning of Talons of Power scrolls about Indigo and an insignificant SeaWing gardener named Droplet, who'd discovered a secret invasion of MudWings and fought them all off before they found the hidden palaces. It is unknown if Droplet was a real dragon.^{[citation needed]}
• In Darkness of Dragons, an old RainWing scroll in the library of Possibility is mentioned. It is likely it contained valuable information since Moonwatcher "jumped up and down and screamed in excitement" when she saw it.^{[citation needed]}
• In Darkness of Dragons, Moonwatcher mentions a scroll about Clearsight, that her friend, Listener, wrote about her.^{[citation needed]}

Trivia

• In Pantala, scrolls are never mentioned, and books the main form of literature instead.
• In The Lost Heir (graphic novel) one of the panels shows The Missing Princess, but written differently with dots in some of the letters. This shows an example of dragon letters.^{[citation needed]}