Legends: Buzzard

So where are you from

"The kingdom of Night sits high up in the mountains far to the east," BloodWriter began, spreading his wings proudly. "The nights seem to last forever there, with the sun barely peeking over the horizon in the mornings. The kingdom itself is built into the sides of steep canyons and cliffs, with caverns and caves serving as homes for the dragons who reside there. He glanced over at Tornado, noticing the other dragon's curious gaze. Continuing his story, BloodWriter described, "The NightWings value knowledge and secrets above all else. Our queen keeps a vast library of scrolls containing information about every dragon tribe. As a result, NightWings tend to be more reclusive and secretive, preferring the darkness and shadows to the light of day. "My starry scales allow me to absorb moonlight and glow softly in the dark. It helps me navigate the winding tunnels of the NightWing kingdom and read scrolls late into the night. I love hearing about all the mysteries and hidden corners of Pyrrhia that my fellow NightWings have uncovered over the years." BloodWriter smiled wistfully. "The night sky over the kingdom of Night is truly a sight to behold. From the highest peaks, you can see every star in the heavens twinkling above you. It is a place of wonder and knowledge, though most dragons never see its secrets.  He glanced over at Tornado once more. "I hope one day you will have the chance to visit and see it for yourself. "But I want to start my own kingdom," BloodWriter said then closed his wings. A look of determination crossed his face. Buzzard paused for a moment, considering BloodWriter's words. "Oh, we can help you with that I guess," he finally replied. There was silence between the dragons for a moment as they contemplated the magnitude of BloodWriter's goal and what it would take to achieve it. Then BloodWriter nodded, a gesture of acceptance towards his fellow dragons and friends who had offered their support. As one, the five dragons spread their wings and lifted into the air, leaving behind the war between the two tribes that had occupied them for so long. Ahead lay the challenge of carving out a place for a new kingdom from the wilderness, but they would face it together.