Here is some short stories about friendship, love, hardship, fun and family about these four dragonets. Sunbeam rain/sand wing, Terracotta Scav/Mud wing, Storm Ice/Sea wing and Obsidan Night/sky wing and their life of Jade mountain. If you want to be in these stories than pm me your OC information! Jade mountain dragonets are welcome. Some chapters will be role play while others will not. Enjoy! Dedicated to Tsunami_Holmes@, Amy and Merrit. The dragons and friends who taught me so much and are like family to me.

A new land was created for peace; so dragons could get along and understand each other. But an evil is rising with the heat and flames it brings with it. Now it's up to a special heat dragon to save all the new tribes from the evil and bring back what harmony and peace is left in the ashes. Full credit to Tui T. Sutherland, the author of Wings of Fire. (All art is mine)

These are just some ideas, theories, ships, aka don't hate!

Nightfighter is a strange NightWing, he has light blue eyes and most importantly, the powers of the NightWings lost centuries ago. He has both mind reading and prophecy telling. He attends Jade Mountain Academy meeting Moonwatcher, another mind reader. He meets new friends, his winglet. He soon finds out about dark secrets along with his newly found friends. Death follows, with a great danger lurking above them. Will Nightfighter and his friends survive? Or will they die trying? If you haven't read the books yet, this might be a bit confusing because this takes place first in book six and takes some information from book 7. Most of this book was made before book 9: "Talons of Power" so I might get some stuff wrong. Wings Of Fire and it's characters does not belong to me but to Tui T. Sutherland, all rights are hers. The only characters I own are my characters in this story. Do not use any of my original characters (OC) for any of your uses without my permission. Cover art is by Sahel The Sandwing, all credit goes to her. There is the youtube video of her making this drawing in the prologue. Definitely recommend reading the entire trilogy because plotholes will be explained. A big twist at the final book too.