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'''Tapir '''was a | '''Tapir '''was a RainWing mentioned in [[The Hidden Kingdom]]. He died of self-starvation in the [[Night Kingdom]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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Tapir is briefly mentioned when [[Glory]] asks [[Mangrove]] about the missing | Tapir is briefly mentioned when [[Glory]] asks [[Mangrove]] about the missing RainWings. He claims that Tapir was the oldest of the missing [[dragons]], around a hundred and ten years of age. | ||
While imprisoned by the [[NightWings]], Glory is told by [[Kinkajou]] that the food the RainWings are brought is disgusting, and that Tapir eventually let himself starve to avoid having to eat the rotting carcasses. Later, when defending Glory's decision to challenge [[Queen Magnificent]], Kinkajou mentions that Tapir, [[Bright]], and [[Orangutan]] had already died. | While imprisoned by the [[NightWings]], Glory is told by [[Kinkajou]] that the food the RainWings are brought is disgusting, and that Tapir eventually let himself starve to avoid having to eat the rotting carcasses. Later, when defending Glory's decision to challenge [[Queen Magnificent]], Kinkajou mentions that Tapir, [[Bright]], and [[Orangutan]] had already died. | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 9 July 2014
Template:Infobox Tapir was a RainWing mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom. He died of self-starvation in the Night Kingdom.
Biography
The Hidden Kingdom
Tapir is briefly mentioned when Glory asks Mangrove about the missing RainWings. He claims that Tapir was the oldest of the missing dragons, around a hundred and ten years of age.
While imprisoned by the NightWings, Glory is told by Kinkajou that the food the RainWings are brought is disgusting, and that Tapir eventually let himself starve to avoid having to eat the rotting carcasses. Later, when defending Glory's decision to challenge Queen Magnificent, Kinkajou mentions that Tapir, Bright, and Orangutan had already died.
