Flame has a lot of issues and has been sent away to the healing center in the Sky Kingdom to deal with them. The last dragons he expected, or wanted, to see there were Umber and Sora. As Flame spends more time in the healing center, and with Umber, he starts to heal in more ways than one. But can he overcome the hate that's been growing in him for so long?

The war has ended, but a young IceWing named Storm has never felt more troubled. When a simple mission to the desert turns into an attack, Storm finds herself stuck with a group of dragons she had once called enemies. However, they soon find out that the Nightwings were not the only group that had been using the war to hide their schemes. Old magic is resurfacing in Pyrrhia once again and those ambitious enough to search for it will do whatever it takes to find it. Can Storm and her friends save Pyrrhia while also coming to terms with the devastation that the war has caused them?

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?

Don't tell a soul... Peacemaker was never deemed ordinary compared to most other dragonets. Still, one incident is all it took for him to fall down a rabbit hole of deception, guilt, memories, and an unexpected friend. Once Peacemaker gets an invitation to Jade Mountain Academy to get away from everything behind in the rainforest, he accepts. But as Peacemaker continues forward despite the incident, he soon is wrapped up in the results of the past and new problems in the future, where Peacemaker is forced to use his knowledge, intelligence, and lying capabilities to solve them. However, as fate keeps pressuring him in other directions, should he trust the visions leading him down a certain path, or can he find a way to break free from the chains? Is he able to trust in his new friends, or how far is he willing to continue alone until he cracks? A note from the Author: This is a Wings of Fire alternate universe and takes place after the events of Book 15 by years; none of these characters are mine(besides a few made-up dragons...I guess) and they belong to Tui Sutherland. Additional Note: This story takes place years after, meaning these characters are significantly older than they are currently in the canon. They have not met up in the canon as well. Some romantic relationships appear in the story that you may or may not like, so be warned. If you don't like it, then don't read it. Additionally, some chapters feature artwork, particularly recent ones, and some drawings were created previously, while others were produced more recently. If you don't like the artwork, then I recommend going to Ao3, which is the whole story until the most recent chapter with zero artwork. Now with this in mind, enjoy reading.

!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.

𝙄𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙢𝙞𝙙𝙨𝙩 𝙤𝙛 𝙧𝙞𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙖𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙖𝙬𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙬𝙖𝙧, 𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙧𝙤𝙧 𝙖𝙬𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙣𝙨... Decades of wars and unrest have clawed at the sides of Pyrrhia's dragons for as long as they can remember, and the tales of true peace and dragonets of prophecy are simply whispers of the past. Shrike has never been regarded by his tribe as a real SkyWing. His mother fell ill and passed away when he was a dragonet, and his father, a royal SeaWing, was executed by his dictatorial queen as soon as it was found out that he'd had an affair with a common SkyWing. Still, Shrike remains tethered to the Queen and his tribe. Years of lost wars, unfulfilled treaties, and an excessively lavish lifestyle lived by their ruler, Queen Markhor, have left the SkyWing tribe impoverished and starving, and Shrike, the princess's personal bodyguard, has witnessed the consequences of the Queen's ignorance firsthand. A diplomacy meeting with the SeaWings gone wrong erupts in yet another bloody war, and Shrike is swept up in battle before finding himself caught in between the jaws of the political turmoil that seem to be tearing his tribe apart from the inside out. To make matters worse, a warning delivered years before by the continentally renowned prophet, Hereafter, is unraveling before Shrike's eyes, and its exhortations seem like an echo chamber awfully reminiscent of his own life. That coupled with a newfound power in his claws leaves him spiraling and wondering one question: could 𝘩𝘦 be the terror of talons? ✦ Please read the introductory pages! They will be EXTREMELY informative for understanding the basics of Pyrrhia's situation and the timeline leading up to this story. Consider leaving a vote if you enjoy this story! Constructive criticism and other comments are always welcome.

Everyone knows the legend. "When the war has lasted twenty years," the Dragonets of Destiny will arrive to bring an end to decades of bloodshed, and Pyrrhia will finally know peace. But these are not the same dragonets you know. Starflight was blessed to have been born with the ability to read minds and see the future. With powers like these, he was sure to lead his friends to their destiny of ending the war. But when a new prophecy emerges, and a dark secret is revealed, he is faced with a choice: give up a lifetime of happiness for him and his friends, or sever the threads of fate, and cast the world into a doomed existence... Cover art by @aomadragon on Twitter