Mayfly
- "There's no shame in admitting it. Hippos can happen to anyone."
- — Mayfly, questioning Kinkajou's injuries in Winter Turning.
Template:Charbox Mayfly is a female MudWing doctor described to have mud brown scales and a wide, flat head [1]. Her back leg and the back half of her tail are covered with, as described by Winter, "unmistakable" frostbreath scars, and she has two missing claws[2]. She appears to be kind, except towards IceWings, whom she seems to have a slight grudge against, most likely due to her injuries she likely accumulated during the War of The SandWing Succession. She is a doctor in the small town of Possibility where Hailstorm, Winter, Qibli, and Moon went in search of help for Kinkajou after being injured by Chameleon in his NightWing form, Shapeshifter. She was said by Meerkat to be the best doctor in all of Possibility, but it is unknown how many others there are, or if there are any others at all.
Biography
She was seen diagnosing Kinkajou's injury in Possibility. Mayfly was the supposedly "best doctor in Possibility", to Winter's surprise. She was also very skeptical on the true reason Kinkajou was there, and was fairly certain that the cause of her injuries was being trampled by hippos and not the result of being attacked by a dragon.
She observed that Kinkajou, with white scales, looked like an IceWing. Hailstorm was offended, saying that she did not. Mayfly harshly told Winter and Hailstorm to stop blocking the light, shoving a foul-smelling jar in their faces for emphasis. Her hostility was most likely because of her dislike for IceWings (since she has fought and been injured by them).
Quotes
"Hippos can happen to anyone." - About Kinkajou's injuries.
"Stop blocking the light. Shoo!" - To Hailstorm and Winter.
Trivia
- She was noted to be in a battle with IceWings, as shown by the frostbreath scars on her tail and one of her back legs.
- Because of her frostbreath injuries, she may think poorly of IceWings in general.
- A mayfly is a type of insect(namely a fly). It has a short lifespan when it comes out of the water as an adult.
Gallery
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A typical MudWing (colored), by Joy Ang -
A typical MudWing (lineart), by Joy Ang -
A typical MudWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold
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Reference by Platypus the SeaWing
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Mayfly by Heron
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By HuskyTheIcewing
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By Peril
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By Snowflake
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MudWing Sigil by Platypus the SeaWing -
A real mayfly
