Not all secrets stay buried ... Peacemaker has never done anything remarkable - at least as far as he's concerned. With no magical abilities or heroic destiny, he worries he might never be able to make his life worthwhile. So when the opportunity arises for him to go to Jade Mountain Academy and revive the ailing school gardens, Peacemaker hopes this might be just the chance he needs. This adventure brings with it new experiences and new friends, including a strangely familiar Nightwing named Truthseeker. Their mysterious connection will change everything for the two young dragons, and might just lead them to a truth that neither is prepared to face. When the time comes, Peacemaker must make a choice. What is his life really worth? And is his future still tied to the darkness of his past?

The dragonets at Jade Mountain Academy are bored. What are they going to do? Play Truth or Dare with the Dragonets of Destiny and the Jade Winglet!

If you are looking for professional romance organized in medium-sized chapters per ship, read this tale of endearment and affection and it will not disappoint your wishes.

The year is 7560 AS, and there are dragons of all different tribes living together in Pyrrhia and Pantala. The most diverse place in the world is Possibility, a city where a young dragonet named Locust has the time of his life in school with his friends. However, there are some dragonets that have higher ambitions for power, or magic, or both. Obsidian just has one goal in life, to become an Icewing, and he'll do almost anything to get it. Meanwhile on the other side of the world, Piranha and his tribe of Pantalan Rainwings are in danger. And it isn't just the carnivorous plants and animals, but rather members of their own species have come to take their home... and their lives. Join Locust, Obsidian, and Piranha as they are thrusted into an unexpected adventure of a lifetime. Will they make the right choices to save the world? To be completed 2022 Part 1 of a story inspired by Wings of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland Cover by Peregrincella

This is about a nightwing / seawing hybrid named Deepsea. She hatched under three full moons. She was adopted by Queen Coral and raised as a seawing princess in the kingdom of sea. This book takes place during Moon Rising, Escaping Peril, Talons of Power, and Darkness of Dragons. She goes to Jade Mountain Academy with her two adoptive sisters. Then she starts hearing a voice in her head, not knowing who it was or if any other dragon had the same voice in their head. Soon Darkstalker is released and Deepsea has to help her new friends, but at the same time hide her animus powers from her friends. (May contain spoilers) Note: Wings of fire belongs to Tui T. Sutherland. This is only a fan fiction. Also Deepsea belongs to xTheDragonRebornx so all credit goes to her.

!In the process of being rewritten! ------------------------ "The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies, it comes from those you trust the most." The year is 4999 AS and Princess Scorpion is awaiting her ninth hatching day with her brothers. When the day finally arrives, treachery strikes her like a sharp blade, changing everything she's been led to believe. Anger and betrayal threatens to push her off of the edge, blinding her to her own wrong doings until it's too late...but is it really her anger and distrust that's blinding her? Before long the desert kingdom she called home is shaken back into a time of misery and fear through the sudden death of one of her sisters, war is on the horizon as accusations are tossed and alliances are formed. Tensions are rising, distrust is forming, and blood is spilling along kingdom borders. Forgotten regrets are being unearthed. All Scorpion wanted to do is protect her family, but how far is she willing to go when the enemy is closer than anyone had ever imagined? With the reluctant help of a kind hearted SkyWing whose senses are as good as her eyes and a NightWing with the ability to hear what is left unsaid, will she be able to solve the mysteries that lurk the palace's dark history? Or will she fall victim to her family's undoings? ------------------------ This book is part of a series which can be found in my reading list! Wings of Fire (c) Tui T.Sutherland Tribe bases by (c) Joy Ang Map by (c) Mike Schley, edited by MindlessTyper Cover by (c) MindlessTyper All characters belong to (c) MindlessTyper. This series takes place in a separate timeline, so no character or canonical events exist/happen.

This book is a little outdated and will be getting a rewrite soon! ------------------ Fighting, dragons were always fighting in the Rainforest. Not physically, but verbally. The Rainforest Kingdom was being torn apart by its residents. The RainWing's and NightWing's. Queen Dandelion and King Palmtree are doing nothing to calm down their tribe, so, someone else has to. Lavender is an seven year old dragonet who belongs to both tribes. She's a hybrid, born from her RainWing mother and NightWing father. Her life is wonderful, at least in her family and small village close to the edge of the Rainforest. But, she's starting to notice the change within everyone, as if they know something is coming, something bad. Lavender wants to keep her kingdom safe, just like all dragons do, but she also wants to keep everyone connected and stop them from being torn apart. Will she be able to fix the ties that brought the RainWing's and NightWing's together? Or will they be split apart and she'll be stuck between torn sides. ------------------------ The Wings of Fire series is written by Tui T. Sutherland and this is just a fan-fiction based off of her series. No characters within this book are from the cannon books and it doesn't follow the cannon timeline. If you're reading this on a site other than Wattpad, then you're reading a stolen version from a site who has taken my work without my permission.

Rainwind hated lying. Probably because it stemmed deep into her dragonethood. Something she learned and saw as a repeating pattern was that dragons lied all the time. From gems like: "I'm fine," to: "Everything's going to be alright," Rainwind learned at a young age that most dragons were always pretending. Always. Sometimes about how good they were at hunting or one particular flight maneuver or even as far as how they were feeling... They were pretending to others, which often meant that they were lying to themselves. Nothing good became of a liar. Look at what happened to Swansong. . . . SwiftScales created and owned by OhDearCharlie and ThunderclanWarrior12. Artwork created and owned by ThunderclanWarrior12. Wings of Fire © Tui. T. Sutherland Guardians of Ga'Hoole © Katheryn Lasky Term 'thunder of dragons' introduced by Hello Future Me (YouTube).

Lightningtail looked up. The herring had parted around her, and she could clearly see the way out of the water. As she was swimming up slowly, something blocked the sunlight above her. Lightningtail almost choked on seawater. There was a dragon unlike any she had ever seen before her. . . . SwiftScales created and owned by OhDearCharlie and ThunderclanWarrior12. Artwork created and owned by ThunderclanWarrior12. Wings of Fire © Tui. T. Sutherland Guardians of Ga'Hoole © Katheryn Lasky Term 'thunder of dragons' introduced by Hello Future Me (YouTube).

It was his sister, Lightningtail. She was shaking his shoulder. He also heard roaring in the background, which alarmed him. "Thunderclap! Hurry! Something's happening!" He sprang out of the nest as if it were on fire. One of the echoes sounded eerily familiar; Thunderclap knew the dragon that was growling and hissing in pain. "Do you know who it is?" he asked, running shoulder-to-shoulder with his sister. "No, but it sounds like..." Lightningtail said as they drew near the crowd. She flapped her wings in the cramped space and peered over the heads. "It is! It's Brisktail! Someone is trying to kill him!" . . . SwiftScales created and owned by OhDearCharlie and ThunderclanWarrior12. Artwork created and owned by ThunderclanWarrior12. Wings of Fire © Tui. T. Sutherland Guardians of Ga'Hoole © Katheryn Lasky Term 'thunder of dragons' introduced by Hello Future Me (YouTube).