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[[File:SkyTransparent.png|centre|thumb|600x600px]] '''SkyWings''', also known as the '''mountain dragons''' to [[scavengers]], are a [[Pyrrhia]]n [[dragons|dragon]] tribe living in the mountains on the 'wing' of Pyrrhia. They are currently ruled by Queen [[Ruby]].


[[File:SkyTransparent.png|centre|thumb|600x600px]] ''' SkyWings''', also known as the '''Mountain Dragons''' to [[scavengers]], are characterized most by their warm-toned scales, enormous wings, powerful fire breath, and short tempers. Most SkyWings have been noted to be skilled fliers. They are also one of the four [[Dragons|tribes]] that can breathe fire but are the only tribe to exclusively host a rare and dangerous condition called [[firescales]], in which the affected dragon has abnormally hot scales and will burn through and/or ignite anything they touch. Firescales are also noted to be hotter than normal dragon fire. However, it was mentioned in ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)]]'' that the SkyWing tribe, for centuries, has thrown any dragonet known to have the condition off of a cliff to die, so the only known living firescales dragon is [[Peril]]. It was also confirmed by [[Sunset]] in ''Darkstalker'' that at one point, the SkyWings had [[Animus magic|animus dragons]], but eventually, they died out as they were usually killed as soon as they were discovered, same as dragons with firescales. The majority of SkyWings reside in the "wing portion" of [[Pyrrhia]] and prefer to live high up in mountain peaks (which is what their kingdom mainly consists of), especially in the [[Claws of the Clouds Mountains]], for the SkyWings killed all animus dragons, knowing the consequences. After killing [[Scarlet]] and obtaining the throne, [[Queen Ruby]] (or Queen Tourmaline) currently holds dominance over the SkyWing tribe.
The SkyWings were originally allied with [[Burn]] and later the [[MudWings]] during the [[War of SandWing Succession]]; this alliance was upheld by both Ex-Queen [[Scarlet]] and Queen Ruby.{{Cite}}


The SkyWings were originally allied with [[Burn]] and later the [[MudWings]] in the [[War of SandWing Succession]], and Ruby continued that alliance as confirmed in ''[[The Brightest Night (book)|The Brightest Night]]''.
==Description ==
SkyWings typically have red, crimson, orange, or yellow scales. SkyWings have yellow, orange, or amber eyes. Their scales are "jewel-hard."{{Ref|TDP|3}}
SkyWings have the largest wings of any tribe, with long, curved horns on their heads. Most SkyWing snouts are thin and long, with a nose-spike, and an extra horn on their jaw. SkyWing eggs are pale, red, orange, or red-gold.


==Description ==
Most known SkyWings have stereotypically been portrayed as short-tempered, militaristic, grumpy, mean, and fond of violence, although these attributes may have been caused by Ex-Queen Scarlet's long and brutal reign. [[Clay]] noted in ''[[The Dragonet Prophecy (book)|The Dragonet Prophecy]]'' that "the SkyWing soldiers looked underfed and they needed rest," and an unnamed MudWing in the [[Talons of Peace]] made a joke about how all SkyWings were either red and grumpy or orange and grumpy.
SkyWings typically have red, crimson, orange, or, in rare cases, a pinkish color (as shown with Sunset in Darkstalker, and Eagle in Winter Turning) scales with yellow, orange, or amber eyes. Their scales have been described to be "jewel-hard." Taking Peril and [[Sky]] as an example, it can be assumed that firescales SkyWings can have shockingly bright blue eyes and unnaturally bright copper-colored scales while fireless SkyWings have dull, pale blue eyes and unnaturally pale orange scales. However, as they are the only living examples we see, this may not necessarily be the same for all firescales and fireless SkyWings. SkyWings have enormous wings, larger than any of the other tribes, attached to their bodies by their shoulder bones, making them the fastest. SkyWings also have longer legs than the other tribes. It has been implied that SkyWings have a strong respiratory system, probably because of their constant high-altitude environment. Most SkyWing snouts are thin and long, with a nose-spike, and an extra horn on their jaw. Their horns are long, thin, and curved, which are similar to [[RainWing]] horns in shape. Many SkyWings are slender but very powerful, in many forms, such as their ability to fly faster than many dragons, and are mostly all strong, without their powers. SkyWing eggs are pale, red, orange, or red-gold.
 
Most known SkyWings have stereotypically been portrayed as short-tempered, militaristic, grumpy, mean, and fond of violence, although these attributes may have been caused by Ex-Queen Scarlet's long and brutal reign. [[Clay]] noted in ''[[The Dragonet Prophecy (book)|The Dragonet Prophecy]]'' that "the SkyWing soldiers looked underfed and they needed rest," and an unnamed MudWing in the [[Talons of Peace]] made a joke about how all SkyWings were either red and grumpy or orange and grumpy.
 
After Queen Ruby took over, SkyWings shown in ''[[Escaping Peril]]'' seemed considerably happier and less grouchy, as well as more focused on nonviolent hobbies and entertainment (i.e. orchestra and healing) in comparison to previous books. The fact that the SkyWings were able to change their attitudes under Queen Ruby's rule may imply that they are adaptive, creative, clever, and not as grumpy as the books show them to be. Ex-Queen Scarlet and Princess Burn had violent tendencies and were most likely to be the cause of the SkyWings' bad attitudes.
 
In ''Darkstalker (Legends)'', SkyWings were mentioned to be the "friendly tribe" by [[Fathom]], either meaning that SkyWings were friendlier during his time (before Scarlet's reign), he didn't know very much about SkyWings, or that he was simply being sarcastic.


== Diets ==
== Diets ==
SkyWings are shown to eat mountain goats, cows, pigs, sheep, birds, and rodents. Since they live in the mountains, they presumably prey upon their lesser neighbors. In ''Escaping Peril'', it is mentioned that SkyWings grow crops.
SkyWings are shown to eat mountain goats, cows, pigs, sheep, birds, and rodents.{{Cite}} SkyWings also grow crops.{{Ref|EP|118}}


==Abilities==
==Abilities==
SkyWings are well-known for their superior and refined skills in combat; many SkyWings have been shown or mentioned to be stronger than an average dragon. They can fly longer and faster than any other dragon tribe because of their large wings. They are capable of breathing large amounts of fire at extreme temperatures at any time as they please. According to [[Tsunami]] in ''The Lost Heir'', a SkyWing beating their wings at full force might sound like a "hurricane whistling around your ears." They can see farther and much better than most other tribes.{{Ref|WT|159}}
SkyWings are the fastest fliers of any dragon tribe due to their large wings, and have the best endurance.{{Ref|TDS|}} They are capable of breathing fire, and are considered powerful fighters.<ref>[[Dragon guides]]</ref> They can see farther and much better than most other tribes,{{Ref|WT|159}} and have better cold resistance than most tribes (excluding [[IceWings]]).<ref>http://wingsoffire.scholastic.com/forums/topics/132685?page=5</ref>
 
In ''[[The Dark Secret (book)|The Dark Secret]]'', [[Flame]] was the only [[Talons of Peace#The False Dragonets|dragonet]] that wasn't breathing heavily after a long flight from the [[Night Kingdom]] to a remote outpost in the [[Sky Kingdom]]. This may indicate that SkyWings have more cardiovascular endurance and much better muscle toning than the other dragon tribes, but it may also be because his larger wings allowed him to go farther with more ease than his companions.
 
In very rare cases, SkyWing dragonets will be hatched with a dangerous condition called firescales. The afflicted dragon has "too much fire," causing their scales to be scorching hot. Their scale temperature is much hotter than an average dragon's fire.{{Ref|TDP|181}} This happens when one of the twins in the egg sucks out the fire from the other. In Peril's case, she had a twin who had no fire at all, which may be the case for all firescales dragonets. Firescales SkyWings can be injured by sharp weapons, but their scales will usually burn or melt the item before it pierces them. Water and frost breath do not affect these dragons, although frost breath has been noted to numb the affected area until the ice melts away. Firescales SkyWings cannot wear metal jewelry, hold ordinary flammable/meltable items, touch most dragons, or sleep on anything flammable. They can also make [[Plants#Dragonflame cactus|dragonflame cacti]] explode upon touching it. According to Peril, firescale dragonets are usually dropped off of cliffs after hatching.
 
At least once, a dragonet with too much fire had a twin with too little fire (Peril). These twins are presumably killed in the same way that their siblings are, probably because they would be too weak to survive. Many think that firescales dragons are the result of one dragonet twin sucking all the fire out of the other, hence the twin with too little fire. This theory has not been proven, but it is likely true. 
 
SkyWings have not had an animus dragon in centuries.{{Ref|WT|160}}


==Society==
SkyWings value excitement and during Queen Scarlet's rule, gladiatorial combat was very exciting for the SkyWings, as shown with the popular appreciation of her [[SkyWing palace#SkyWing Arena|SkyWing Arena]]. SkyWings used justice and honor within their combat systems, an example being the [[SkyWing palace#SkyWing Arena|Champion's Shield]]. Under Ex-Queen Scarlet's ruler-ship, the SkyWings used many torture methods on misbehaving prisoners, once refusing to let [[Gill]] have water for months.


They seem to detest abnormalities, as it's mentioned that they kill animus and firescales dragonets as soon as they are discovered. SkyWings also kill dragons for having too little fire as well.
A SkyWing dragonet in a twin egg may develop a condition known as firescales. This is when a dragon has “too much fire,” causing their scales to be incredibly hot to the touch. Firescales are hotter than the average dragon's fire.{{Ref|TDP|181}} Due to the dangerous nature of this condition, SkyWings traditionally kill dragonets hatched with firescales by dropping them off of  mountains.{{Ref|TDP|138}}
Firescales dragons are immune to frostbreath and are often very hard to injure due to weapons melting or burning before or on contact.{{Ref|EP|78}} Frostbreath causes temporary numbness to firescales dragons when they are hit.{{Ref|EP|124–125}}
This may occur when one twin “sucks the fire” out of the other, leaving the non-firescales twin fireless.{{Ref|TDP|138}} It is unknown if a non-twin SkyWing can develop firescales.


The tribe was in a state of political upheaval and civil war from Scarlet's disappearance from the kingdom in ''The Lost Heir''. SeaWing guards on patrol reported that they had seen a group of SkyWings fighting each other in defense of Queen Ruby and Ex-Queen Scarlet.
==== [[Animus magic]] ====
SkyWings had animus magic during or prior to ''Darkstalker,'' and would kill animus dragonets due to their power.{{Ref|L1|67-68}} They have not had an animus dragon in centuries.{{Ref|WT|160}}


It is unknown if SkyWings engage in lifelong partnerships like SeaWings and [[IceWings]], but it is unlikely because of a mentioned "breeding program." However, this could simply be a wartime custom to ensure the reproduction of highly capable soldiers. It was mentioned in ''[[Darkness of Dragons]]'' that SkyWings do practice weddings, although these may be exclusive to royal marriages.
== Society ==
SkyWings are regarded as grumpy and aggressive by other tribes.{{Cite}} They seem to value entertainment a great deal, as they enjoyed gladiatorial combat in the [[SkyWing palace#SkyWing Arena|SkyWing Arena]] during the war. SkyWings have orchestras who perform music during celebrations.{{Ref|EP|249}} SkyWings dance, sing, and clap wings at parties.{{Ref|EP|248}}


[[Dragonets]] are raised in a Wingery. The Wingery is described as a place for young dragonets to grow and play, similar to a scavenger daycare. It has a place for young dragons to practice their flight. Most SkyWing mothers are shown to care very much for their dragonets, doing anything to protect them. Similar to many customs, Ex-Queen Scarlet is not included in this normality, saying she "never saw the appeal" to dragonets. She most likely had them only for heirs.
They seem to detest abnormalities, as it's mentioned that they kill animus and firescales dragonets as soon as they are discovered. SkyWings also kill dragons for having too little fire as well.


SkyWings have a ceremonial burial system of wrapping the body in white cloth and setting it on a high altitude area for a week so that the spirit can fly into the sky and reincarnate into another SkyWing as opposed to another dragon tribe. Yet again, Queen Scarlet is said not to care for this custom, allowing it to happen to please her citizens but not particularly invested in it herself. The ceremony was possibly stopped temporarily during the war, as Clay saw SkyWings burning dragon corpses in a ditch in ''The Dragonet Prophecy''. Though the SkyWings did watch over it for a second, they did nothing more and flew away, leaving the bodies to turn into nothing more than singed bones.
SkyWing [[dragonets]] are raised in a Wingery. The Wingery is described as a place for young dragonets to grow and play, similar to a scavenger daycare.{{Ref|EP|172}} It has a place for young dragons to practice their flight. SkyWings are taught to fly early in their lives.{{Ref|EP|173}}


SkyWings have also been shown to have orchestras in the past, as Scarlet's death was celebrated by an orchestra.
SkyWings have a ceremonial burial system, consisting of wrapping the body in white cloth and offering it to the sky for seven days before being burned. This allows the dragon's spirit to fly free, reincarnating into a SkyWing.{{Ref|EP|14}} The ceremony may have been stopped during the war.{{Ref|TDP|121}}


==Arena==
==== Arena ====
The SkyWing Arena is a fighting arena where prisoners of Queen Scarlet fight to the death. The prisoners are chained to tall pillars. The chains are fireproof, and make a strange thrumming noise when plucked. The dragons in the arena had their wings clamped so they couldn't fly away. If a dragon were to get a certain amount of victories, they would be set free. However, under Scarlet's rule, prisoners were required to fight Peril just before reaching this tally. As almost nobody could touch her, she could claw and burn them as she wished. Because of this, nobody had been set free from Queen Scarlet's imprisonment.
The SkyWing Arena was a gladiatorial arena where war prisoners would fight to the death for Queen Scarlet's entertainment. SkyWings, MudWings, and SandWings all attended these events as an audience, and would throw gemstones to the fighters.{{Ref|TDP|126}}{{Ref|TDP|222}} The prisoners were chained to tall pillars, forming a ring around the arena, with their wings clamped and wires connecting them to one another.{{Ref|TDP|119–121}}<br />
If a dragon reached a certain number of victories, they would be set free. No prisoners were ever released in accordance with this clause, as they would be sent to fight [[Peril]] before reaching the necessary amount.{{Ref|TDP|124}}


After Queen Ruby took over as Queen, she turned the arena into a hospital for all the dragons wounded in the War of the SandWing Succession. 
Queen Ruby turned the arena into a hospital for all the dragons wounded in the War of the SandWing Succession.{{Ref|EP|184}}


== Names ==
== Names ==
SkyWings tend to name their young after sky or mountain-related environments and creatures, such as birds ([[Osprey]]), things occurring or features on mountains ([[Cliff]]), as well as natural sky phenomena (Princess Sunset), and since the SkyWings seem to be based on the element of fire, they also have fire-related names (Flame), and minerals ([[Pyrite]]) and gems are used as well. The royal family seems to be an exception to this, with all of its shown members, besides Prince Hawk, Prince Cliff, and Princess Sunset being named after shades of red, with Scarlet, Ruby, [[Tourmaline]], and [[Vermilion]] being examples. However, exceptions include [[Garnet]] and [[Carnelian]], who have gemstones as a name but are no more than soldiers. Peril probably got her name from how fierce she would be because of having too much fire, and that her name means danger, as she defines danger. Peril is one of the few SkyWings with a name outside this guide.
SkyWings can be named after mountain-dwelling creatures or birds (such as [[Osprey]] and [[Hawk]]), features of the landscape (such as [[Cliff]] and [[Sunset]]), gemstones or minerals (such as Ruby and [[Garnet]]), shades of red and orange (such as [[Vermilion]] and [[Scarlet]]), and generic fire-related words (such as [[Flame]]).<br />
Royal SkyWings seem to tend towards gemstone and color names.


Click [[:Category:SkyWings|here]] for a list of known SkyWings.
Click [[:Category:SkyWings|here]] for a list of known SkyWings.
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* Many attributes of the SkyWing arena are similar to the Roman Colosseum.
* SkyWings were described as “the friendly tribe” in the time of ''[[Darkstalker:Legends|Darkstalker]].'' This may have been a sarcastic remark.{{Ref|L1|56}}
* According to the artwork in ''[[A NightWing Guide to the Dragons of Pyrrhia]]'' by [[Joy Ang]], SkyWings and RainWings share multiple physical features, such as long, thin necks and horns at the tip of their snouts.
* SkyWings make a particular hissing noise before breathing fire. This same hissing noise can be used as a threat of anger, as shown with Kestrel, or of a respectful noise as shown by the spectators at Queen Scarlet's arena.{{Cite}}
* According to Clay, SkyWings make a particular hissing noise before breathing fire. This same hissing noise can be used as a threat of anger, as shown with Kestrel, or of a respectful noise as shown by the spectators at Queen Scarlet's Arena.
*[[Winter]], when wearing the Pyrite mask, described SkyWings as "freer than any other tribe, more loyal to one another, and more independent."{{Ref|WT|219}}
* They are stereotyped as grumpy and short-tempered.
* According to [[Tui T. Sutherland]] in a [http://wingsoffire.scholastic.com/forums/topics/132685?page=5 forum Q&A], SkyWings have better cold resistance than other tribes (aside from IceWings). This is probably because of their environment, high up in the mountains, or the fact that they typically have more fire than other tribes.
*In ''Escaping Peril'', [[Foeslayer]] said that she had not seen firescales in a long time, implying that there could have been another dragon with the trait during her era.
*SkyWings once had animus dragons but tried to kill off the bloodline to avoid any of them overusing their magic and going insane.
*The mountains in SkyWing territory harbor a special type of plant known as dragonflame cactus. When this plant comes into contact with fire, it explodes, launching spiky seed pods in multiple directions. From each surviving seed pod, there may grow a new dragonflame cactus. As shown in ''Escaping Peril'', dragonflame cactus can hurt SkyWings with firescales.
*The SkyWings are one of the tribes shown to have some sort of religious custom, as they believe in reincarnation.
*In ''Darkstalker (Legends)'', SkyWings were described as being a friendly tribe. This contrasts how they are viewed during the later books, probably having to do with Queen Scarlet's violent reign. However, this may have also been sarcasm by Fathom.
*[[Winter]], when wearing the Pyrite mask, described SkyWings as "freer and more open than any tribe."
*SkyWing dragonets learn to fly at an early age, as demonstrated by Cliff.
*SkyWings look the most like a "generic dragon" as shown with the usual red scales, breathing fire, and curved horns.
* There are no known SkyWing hybrids.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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== References ==
== References ==
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SkyWings, also known as the mountain dragons to scavengers, are a Pyrrhian dragon tribe living in the mountains on the 'wing' of Pyrrhia. They are currently ruled by Queen Ruby.

The SkyWings were originally allied with Burn and later the MudWings during the War of SandWing Succession; this alliance was upheld by both Ex-Queen Scarlet and Queen Ruby.[citation needed]

Description

SkyWings typically have red, crimson, orange, or yellow scales. SkyWings have yellow, orange, or amber eyes. Their scales are "jewel-hard."[1] SkyWings have the largest wings of any tribe, with long, curved horns on their heads. Most SkyWing snouts are thin and long, with a nose-spike, and an extra horn on their jaw. SkyWing eggs are pale, red, orange, or red-gold.

Most known SkyWings have stereotypically been portrayed as short-tempered, militaristic, grumpy, mean, and fond of violence, although these attributes may have been caused by Ex-Queen Scarlet's long and brutal reign. Clay noted in The Dragonet Prophecy that "the SkyWing soldiers looked underfed and they needed rest," and an unnamed MudWing in the Talons of Peace made a joke about how all SkyWings were either red and grumpy or orange and grumpy.

Diets

SkyWings are shown to eat mountain goats, cows, pigs, sheep, birds, and rodents.[citation needed] SkyWings also grow crops.[2]

Abilities

SkyWings are the fastest fliers of any dragon tribe due to their large wings, and have the best endurance.[3] They are capable of breathing fire, and are considered powerful fighters.[4] They can see farther and much better than most other tribes,[5] and have better cold resistance than most tribes (excluding IceWings).[6]


A SkyWing dragonet in a twin egg may develop a condition known as firescales. This is when a dragon has “too much fire,” causing their scales to be incredibly hot to the touch. Firescales are hotter than the average dragon's fire.[7] Due to the dangerous nature of this condition, SkyWings traditionally kill dragonets hatched with firescales by dropping them off of mountains.[8] Firescales dragons are immune to frostbreath and are often very hard to injure due to weapons melting or burning before or on contact.[9] Frostbreath causes temporary numbness to firescales dragons when they are hit.[10] This may occur when one twin “sucks the fire” out of the other, leaving the non-firescales twin fireless.[8] It is unknown if a non-twin SkyWing can develop firescales.

Animus magic

SkyWings had animus magic during or prior to Darkstalker, and would kill animus dragonets due to their power.[11] They have not had an animus dragon in centuries.[12]

Society

SkyWings are regarded as grumpy and aggressive by other tribes.[citation needed] They seem to value entertainment a great deal, as they enjoyed gladiatorial combat in the SkyWing Arena during the war. SkyWings have orchestras who perform music during celebrations.[13] SkyWings dance, sing, and clap wings at parties.[14]

They seem to detest abnormalities, as it's mentioned that they kill animus and firescales dragonets as soon as they are discovered. SkyWings also kill dragons for having too little fire as well.

SkyWing dragonets are raised in a Wingery. The Wingery is described as a place for young dragonets to grow and play, similar to a scavenger daycare.[15] It has a place for young dragons to practice their flight. SkyWings are taught to fly early in their lives.[16]

SkyWings have a ceremonial burial system, consisting of wrapping the body in white cloth and offering it to the sky for seven days before being burned. This allows the dragon's spirit to fly free, reincarnating into a SkyWing.[17] The ceremony may have been stopped during the war.[18]

Arena

The SkyWing Arena was a gladiatorial arena where war prisoners would fight to the death for Queen Scarlet's entertainment. SkyWings, MudWings, and SandWings all attended these events as an audience, and would throw gemstones to the fighters.[19][20] The prisoners were chained to tall pillars, forming a ring around the arena, with their wings clamped and wires connecting them to one another.[21]
If a dragon reached a certain number of victories, they would be set free. No prisoners were ever released in accordance with this clause, as they would be sent to fight Peril before reaching the necessary amount.[22]

Queen Ruby turned the arena into a hospital for all the dragons wounded in the War of the SandWing Succession.[23]

Names

SkyWings can be named after mountain-dwelling creatures or birds (such as Osprey and Hawk), features of the landscape (such as Cliff and Sunset), gemstones or minerals (such as Ruby and Garnet), shades of red and orange (such as Vermilion and Scarlet), and generic fire-related words (such as Flame).
Royal SkyWings seem to tend towards gemstone and color names.

Click here for a list of known SkyWings.

Students at Jade Mountain

Trivia

  • SkyWings were described as “the friendly tribe” in the time of Darkstalker. This may have been a sarcastic remark.[24]
  • SkyWings make a particular hissing noise before breathing fire. This same hissing noise can be used as a threat of anger, as shown with Kestrel, or of a respectful noise as shown by the spectators at Queen Scarlet's arena.[citation needed]
  • Winter, when wearing the Pyrite mask, described SkyWings as "freer than any other tribe, more loyal to one another, and more independent."[25]
  • A typical SkyWing (colored), by Joy Ang
    A typical SkyWing (colored), by Joy Ang
  • A typical SkyWing (lineart), by Joy Ang
    A typical SkyWing (lineart), by Joy Ang
  • A typical SkyWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold
    A typical SkyWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold

References

  1. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 3
  2. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 118
  3. ↑ The Dark Secret, page 
  4. ↑ Dragon guides
  5. ↑ Winter Turning, page 159
  6. ↑ http://wingsoffire.scholastic.com/forums/topics/132685?page=5
  7. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 181
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 The Dragonet Prophecy, page 138
  9. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 78
  10. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 124–125
  11. ↑ Darkstalker, page 67-68
  12. ↑ Winter Turning, page 160
  13. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 249
  14. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 248
  15. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 172
  16. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 173
  17. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 14
  18. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 121
  19. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 126
  20. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 222
  21. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 119–121
  22. ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 124
  23. ↑ Escaping Peril, page 184
  24. ↑ Darkstalker, page 56
  25. ↑ Winter Turning, page 219


SkyWings
Queens

Present: Ruby • Scarlet
Historical: Carmine • Firestorm

Royalty
(Present)

Cliff • Hawk • Tourmaline • Vermilion

Royalty
(Historical)

Canyon • Sunset

Jade Mountain

Carnelian • Flame • Garnet • Peregrine • Peril • Thrush

Other Dragons

Avalanche • Cardinal • Cinnabar • Eagle (WT) • Eagle (L1) • Harrier • Jasper • Kestrel • Osprey • Pyrite • Soar • Sky • Tailwind

Kingdom

Claws of the Clouds Mountains • Diamond Spray Delta • Diamond Spray River • Great Five-Tail River • Possibility • SkyWing palace


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