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Near the end of [[Moon Rising|''Moon Rising'']], [[Moonwatcher]] asked Turtle to take some pieces of the skyfire off of his bracelet, and she then gave the rocks to [[Qibli]], [[Prince Winter|Winter]], and [[Kinkajou]] as a gift so that she couldn't read their minds, and so they could keep their thoughts private. | Near the end of [[Moon Rising|''Moon Rising'']], [[Moonwatcher]] asked Turtle to take some pieces of the skyfire off of his bracelet, and she then gave the rocks to [[Qibli]], [[Prince Winter|Winter]], and [[Kinkajou]] as a gift so that she couldn't read their minds, and so they could keep their thoughts private. | ||
In the beginning of ''[[Winter Turning]], ''Moon told Turtle to give Winter one of the rocks. | In the beginning of ''[[Winter Turning]], ''Moon told Turtle to give Winter and the rest of the Winglet one of the rocks. It was to shield their thoughts so that they could have privacy around her. | ||
[[Category:Stones/Treasures]] | [[Category:Stones/Treasures]] | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 14 April 2016
Skyfire is a type of fiery rock that composes the Orb in the Sky seen in The Brightest Night. When a dragon holds a piece of it, their minds are shielded from being read by telepathic NightWings. For example, Moonwatcher and Darkstalker failed to read Turtle and Onyx's mind since they carried a piece of the rock, their minds are filled with buzzing noises and when Moonwatcher held the skyfire, she couldn't read minds, and Darkstalker couldn't communicate with her. If the rock is in a mind-reading NightWing's talons, then the dragon cannot read any other minds, whether or not the mind they are trying to read is shielded by a piece.
Onyx claimed she found her piece when something fell out of the sky, burning through and killing her mother. Onyx called it skyfire, and kept the piece that killed her mother on an amulet worn around her neck. Turtle found a large piece that crashed into the ocean when he was swimming with some of his brothers. He had a gold armband with some pieces broken off of the rock in it made for him.
Near the end of Moon Rising, Moonwatcher asked Turtle to take some pieces of the skyfire off of his bracelet, and she then gave the rocks to Qibli, Winter, and Kinkajou as a gift so that she couldn't read their minds, and so they could keep their thoughts private.
In the beginning of Winter Turning, Moon told Turtle to give Winter and the rest of the Winglet one of the rocks. It was to shield their thoughts so that they could have privacy around her.
