(**Currently in the process of being edited AS OF OCT 2023 lol IDK how long this will take to rework but bear with me**) Set between books 4&5 and written only while book 4 was out, so please forgive any inaccuracies. --- Pyrrhia: a vast island divided between seven warring dragon tribes. Little do they know that the sightings of strange, tribe-less dragons that are so often dismissed as hallucinations or tricks of shadow aren't signs of insanity after all... Not far from the coasts of Pyrrhia lies the land of Grinnen: a small, rocky island with snowy mountains, sandy dunes, heat-seared cliffs, volcanoes...and dragons. No, not SandWings, SkyWings, NightWings or any other Pyrrhian tribes...these are the tribes of Grinnen. The once peaceful land is in danger. A war is in the making after a prejudiced Queen, discovering her treasury raided, promptly accuses an innocent tribe of theft and launches an attack. While fleeing for her life, a young dragoness who has been given a special mission meets an unexpected ally, and together, they set off in search of a missing dragon. They find secrets buried deep underground, and discover that surviving on their own may not be as easy as they thought... The Wings of Fire series belongs to Tui T. Sutherland. This is only a fanfiction. (Grinnen and its tribes are free to use, for anyone who is wondering.)

What would happen if the dragons of Pyrrhia got computers? And if they found a chat website? Starflight is terrible with computers (what happened to being a genius, huh?), Flame gets ruder by the second, Blaze has spelling problems, Jambu drinks too much coffee, mysterious users start appearing, and much more! (Reading the entire series of "Wings of Fire" by Tui T. Sutherland is recommended before reading these chats.) NOTE: These chats are entirely clean and do not include any dirty language. The Original Wings Of Fire Chats

You wake up in the middle of nowhere with two strange dragons. You do not remember anything about yourself or your life, but you feel like you are missing something... A second-person adventure involving a royal mystery, some IceWings, and a missing memory. Rated PG for some violence.

Fatespeaker has never loved hero Starflight or warrior Starflight as much as she loved just Starflight.