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'''Orca's statue''' was an [[Animus magic|animus-touched]] statue that [[Orca]] carved of herself before she [[Dragon royalty#Royal Challenges|challenged]] [[Coral]] for the throne. Orca donated the statue to the [[Deep Palace#Royal Hatchery|Royal Hatchery]]. | '''Orca's statue''' was an [[Animus magic|animus-touched]] statue that [[Orca]] carved of herself before she [[Dragon royalty#Royal Challenges|challenged]] [[Coral]] for the [[SeaWing]] throne. Orca donated the statue to the [[Deep Palace#Royal Hatchery|Royal Hatchery]]. | ||
The statue was carved of dark green marble, | == Description == | ||
The statue was carved of dark green marble,{{Ref|TLH|144}} decorated with garlands of blue and purple underwater plants woven through its horns and wings. Orca's name is inscribed in the base of its statue with various gemstones.{{Ref|TLH|145}} | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Pre-Series === | |||
Orca enchanted the statue to kill any potential heirs to the SeaWing throne, enforcing a long and peaceful reign for Orca, had she managed to win the challenge and become queen. Since the enchantment was vague, the statue instead went about killing her mother's heirs upon Orca's death. Too late, Orca realized this, and as she died said that Coral should thank her, that she would rule forever. Coral instead blamed the death of her daughters on [[Webs]], believing him to be the mysterious assassin. | |||
Until Tsunami and the other [[dragonets of destiny|dragonets]] visited the Kingdom of the Sea, all of the other heirs | === ''[[The Lost Heir (book)|The Lost Heir]]'' === | ||
Until Tsunami and the other [[dragonets of destiny|dragonets]] visited the Kingdom of the Sea, all of the other heirs had killed by the statue, the only exception being [[Anemone]]. Right after Tsunami was attacked by the masked [[Whirlpool]], she went to Queen Coral and told her of the event. Instead of searching the [[Summer Palace]], she was deeply worried about whether or not the culprit was going to the [[Deep Palace#Royal Hatchery|Royal Hatchery]] to smash the only two eggs she had left. One of the eggs was smashed and the dragonet inside had her neck broken. | |||
Shortly after Coral discovered this, she killed [[Tortoise]], who was supposed to be inside the hatchery protecting the egg but was outside the hatchery, eating an octopus that Commander [[Shark]] had given her. Tsunami suggested protecting the egg herself. While she was in the hatchery, the statue came to life and tried to destroy the last egg (and kill Tsunami herself), but Tsunami fought it, pinned it to a crevice using a spear, and kicked the door open to freeze it in place. The egg hatched safely and the baby dragonet was named Auklet. Before Coral destroyed the statue, Anemone reanimated it and forced it to tell her who enchanted it. It revealed that Orca had enchanted the statue. | Shortly after Coral discovered this, she killed [[Tortoise]], who was supposed to be inside the hatchery protecting the egg but was outside the hatchery, eating an octopus that Commander [[Shark]] had given her. Tsunami suggested protecting the egg herself. While she was in the hatchery, the statue came to life and tried to destroy the last egg (and kill Tsunami herself), but Tsunami fought it, pinned it to a crevice using a spear, and kicked the door open to freeze it in place. The egg hatched safely and the baby dragonet was named Auklet. Before Coral destroyed the statue, Anemone reanimated it and forced it to tell her who enchanted it. It revealed that Orca had enchanted the statue. | ||
=== ''[[Talons of Power (book)|Talons of Power]]'' === | |||
In the prologue, [[Gill]] sent [[Turtle]] to find [[Snapper]]. When Turtle was looking, his animus-touched coral kept trying to send him to the Summer Palace. Meanwhile, Gill was growing desperate. He left the hatchery, found Turtle and began shouting at him. Turtle decided, from this point on, to always stay inconspicuous and unnoticed. During this time, the Statue destroyed the eggs. | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* No male eggs were ever smashed, as they could never be heirs. | * No male eggs were ever smashed, as they could never be heirs.{{Cite}} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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== References == | |||
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Revision as of 02:44, 6 November 2020
Orca's statue was an animus-touched statue that Orca carved of herself before she challenged Coral for the SeaWing throne. Orca donated the statue to the Royal Hatchery.
Description
The statue was carved of dark green marble,[1] decorated with garlands of blue and purple underwater plants woven through its horns and wings. Orca's name is inscribed in the base of its statue with various gemstones.[2]
History
Pre-Series
Orca enchanted the statue to kill any potential heirs to the SeaWing throne, enforcing a long and peaceful reign for Orca, had she managed to win the challenge and become queen. Since the enchantment was vague, the statue instead went about killing her mother's heirs upon Orca's death. Too late, Orca realized this, and as she died said that Coral should thank her, that she would rule forever. Coral instead blamed the death of her daughters on Webs, believing him to be the mysterious assassin.
Until Tsunami and the other dragonets visited the Kingdom of the Sea, all of the other heirs had killed by the statue, the only exception being Anemone. Right after Tsunami was attacked by the masked Whirlpool, she went to Queen Coral and told her of the event. Instead of searching the Summer Palace, she was deeply worried about whether or not the culprit was going to the Royal Hatchery to smash the only two eggs she had left. One of the eggs was smashed and the dragonet inside had her neck broken.
Shortly after Coral discovered this, she killed Tortoise, who was supposed to be inside the hatchery protecting the egg but was outside the hatchery, eating an octopus that Commander Shark had given her. Tsunami suggested protecting the egg herself. While she was in the hatchery, the statue came to life and tried to destroy the last egg (and kill Tsunami herself), but Tsunami fought it, pinned it to a crevice using a spear, and kicked the door open to freeze it in place. The egg hatched safely and the baby dragonet was named Auklet. Before Coral destroyed the statue, Anemone reanimated it and forced it to tell her who enchanted it. It revealed that Orca had enchanted the statue.
In the prologue, Gill sent Turtle to find Snapper. When Turtle was looking, his animus-touched coral kept trying to send him to the Summer Palace. Meanwhile, Gill was growing desperate. He left the hatchery, found Turtle and began shouting at him. Turtle decided, from this point on, to always stay inconspicuous and unnoticed. During this time, the Statue destroyed the eggs.
Trivia
- No male eggs were ever smashed, as they could never be heirs.[citation needed]
Gallery
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References
- ↑ The Lost Heir, page 144
- ↑ The Lost Heir, page 145
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