SpaceWings. The smartest dragons. The strongest dragons. Superior to all. That's what the elders taught her, and all young SpaceWings; and Infinity didn't have a doubt about it. But her world starts to spin as she realizes that everything is not quite what it seems to be. Strange glowing dragons make an appearance on Saren, causing chaos and death; changing everything they have learned. Being knowledgeable of these dragons, Infinity holds the fate of the world in her talons. Sometimes the brightest of dragons do the darkest of things. Full credit to Tui T. Southerland who wrote the Wings of Fire series. All art is mine.

!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.

The world has been saved by the Dragonets of Destiny. The two sisters who blister and burn have died, and the sister who blazes learned and bowed to Queen Thorn, ending the War of SandWing Succession. However, as the whole world knows, although Queen Glory has helped fulfill the prophecy and save all of Pyrrhia, Glory was a replacement for the SkyWing egg of prophecy that was killed the night before they all hatched... ... ... Or was it? What if the egg was never shattered? What if the dragonet survived? This is that tale.

This book has been put on hold and will be rewritten soon! ------------------------ "You're just like her! You'll be nothing more than a shadow, HER shadow!" Every dragonet is born with a purpose, each one born with a future. They will have their paths and options set out before them, able to pick and chose which ones to take. Being told what to do and how to do it, but what if they want to do things for themselves and pick their own future? Their own paths to follow? Lydia always believed she had a future, it was always right there in front of her in the form of her mother. She was born with a purpose, a great one at that to take back what was rightfully stolen form her family. From her. She's been trained for this, trained for every possible future that could try and push its way into her life and distract her from what mattered most, for what she's been working for ever since she was able to walk on her own. She's ready for her first mission, her first chance to really prove herself to her parents that she's the dragonet they have raised, she's the dragonet they need to take back what's been lost. But....they didn't train her for all the challenges the real world truly holds outside of their hidden cave within the mountains. They didn't train her for what to do if dragons start to talk to her, follow her around and tell their stories. Dragons no one else can see. ------------------------ 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.

This book will be rewritten soon! ------------------------ Adventure, that was what Robin loved most. She loved the thrill of exploring someplace new and untouched. So when she's already seen every nook and cranny of Pyrrha, she grows restless. She wants to find something new to explore, something never heard of and unknown! But how can she do that if there is no longer anything new? That all changes one day when she and her friends are looking around in the SandWing Palace library. They find a scroll that tells a story about another continent similar to Pyrrha. A new place! Full of the unknown! It was perfect! All she had to do was find it, which will prove to be more challenging than the young SkyWing-NightWing dragonet thought it out to be. Will Robin and her friends be able to find the lost continent? Or will they become the ones lost in the history pages? ------------------------ 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.

Friend, or Foe? If there was a single thing Radiant didn't hate, it wouldn't have existed for long before being snatched away from her. Radiant never had it good growing up in Wasp Hive; the terrible teachers and the looming threat of a tyrannical queen being the main factors of course. Radiant has always known that HiveWings were evil and her tribe was practically useless to both her or to stop Wasp. It was beginning to seem as though she'd never find anything positive to say about life. That would've been until she would be bought by a rich HiveWing in Hornet Hive. A 'Duke', if you will. A well mannered HiveWing who treats Radiant with... Respect? Kindness? Is it all a trick set up by Wasp herself to confess her blasphemy to this puppet, or is this dragon really sincere to her? And if so, will she care for him enough to return back to her worst nightmare, her home? (Credit to AaronCyanShades for the cover art and credit to Joy Ang.)