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When the [[The Dragonets of Destiny|dragonets of destiny]] discussed potential students for their inter-tribal school on [[Jade Mountain]], [[Deathbringer]] mentioned Moonwatcher, saying that her mother had left her egg alone in the [[Rainforest Kingdom]]. | When the [[The Dragonets of Destiny|dragonets of destiny]] discussed potential students for their inter-tribal school on [[Jade Mountain]], [[Deathbringer]] mentioned Moonwatcher, saying that her mother had left her egg alone in the [[Rainforest Kingdom]]. Her egg had cracks and was silver when she was to hatch. | ||
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Revision as of 06:55, 31 December 2014
Template:Infobox CharacterMoonwatcher, preferring the nickname "Moon", is a NightWing dragonet briefly mentioned in The Brightest Night. She will be the main character of the upcoming book, Moon Rising. She is telepathic and precognitive, unlike any other NightWings in the recent past. She also spoke the first true prophecy in a century, known as the Jade Mountain Prophecy.
Biography
When the dragonets of destiny discussed potential students for their inter-tribal school on Jade Mountain, Deathbringer mentioned Moonwatcher, saying that her mother had left her egg alone in the Rainforest Kingdom. Her egg had cracks and was silver when she was to hatch.
It has been revealed that she encounters Winter, a male IceWing, on her way to the Jade Mountain Academy. She is also a part of the Jade Winglet in the school.
Trivia
- She is the only character in the series to go by a nickname.
- She is the only known NightWing who has the powers that they were thought to have.
- She is part of the other new dragonets of destiny.
Gallery
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Moonwatcher by Joy Ang -
Cover of Moon Rising, art by Joy Ang -
art by Joy Ang
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Final cover of Moon Rising, art by Joy Ang
