Whiteout Stories

You know Whiteout from Wings of Fire Legends: Darkstalker. This is about what she means when she says stuff, and something about her I figured out the first time I read the book. If you are one of the people who have no clue what she's talking about, come read this. DISCLAIMER I do not own the Wings of Fire series or the character Whiteout, and the information in this book are only my best guesses, not fact from the author, Tui T. Sutherland

This story contains blood, gore ,violence, explicit language and 14+ scenes Hexside is going on a school trip, what could go wrong?

What if Darkstalker had another sister? What if Arctic and Foeslayer never went to the night kingdom and went to an island instead? What if the war between the IceWings and the NightWings raged on? Who would save Pyrrhia from war? (I know it tags Moonbli, but Winter will end up with somebody, don't worry, In my opinion, they're better together, I don't ship Moonbli usually) I do not own Wings of fire or any of the characters except Aurora and Futureseeker and Flurry.

This is basically a diary in Whiteout's point of view. I don't think I'm going to make it very long, but hopefully it will be something all you Whiteout fans enjoy!

Darkstalker, constantly seeks his fathers attention but after all the years of harsh words and arguements, he wants it to end, but he can't manage to end himself, so he goes to the one dragon who hates him most, his Father Arctic. How will he react to his sons true nature?

Darkstalker has been noticing that Clearsight has been feeling sad for the past few years. He's tried nearly everything to help cheer her up but nothing works, hiding the bad futures she notices and it just makes it worse, enchant her to be happy and it just felt fake. Not Clearsight. Eventually he's had enough when he comes across a possible solution, an all or nothing type of solution... turning back the clock to his hatching night. It doesn't even cost his soul! It costs something else, it will affect his scales somehow. However once it's done Darkstalker realizes that he's becoming more and more like an Icewing, first his claws and blood, than he grows spikes as white patches appear growing larger by the day.

Darkstalker is gone. Nobody knows where he is. If they did know, then they would've told her, right? It's been 6 years since Darkstalker disappeared and Whiteout is happy. Queen Vigilance, grudgingly let Whiteout and Thoughtful have dragonets and now they have a son and a daughter. Even though the Nightwings had to relocate to the volcano, Whiteout is finally free from her family's influence. Or so she thought. When Whiteout has dreams about Darkstalker, she confides in Clearsight's best friend Listener. Through Listener, she discovers secrets, lies, betrayal and mystery. THIS IS... Whiteout not Sparta

A TV show is perfect we can make a hit show right? (this takes place around chapter 18 and 20 of Darkstalker with some changes to personalitys)

The story of the Timewalkers, these godly dragons have a long story, from the birth of time, to the end.

After a year spent chasing deadlines and distant contracts, Jack Miller promises his wife and daughter that this time, he'll be home for Christmas. But when a research trip to the northern mountains turns deadly after a massive blizzard, that promise becomes his only reason to survive. Stranded in the frozen wilderness with no signal, dwindling supplies, and miles of ice between him and home, Jack must battle the elements-and himself-to keep that vow alive. A story of endurance, love, and the quiet strength of a father's promise.

What if Darkstalker was the asleep one? What if Whiteout had all the power? What if things were flipped? This story will cure your wondering. This, is what (I believe) happened if the two were switched. (Wings Of Fire does NOT belong to me. It belongs to the AWESOME Tui T. Sutherland)

What if Whitout was born with Darkstalker's powers and he was the one to hatch late? In just one turn of the Hourglass, the story is flipped on its head. Will Whiteout turn out like Darkstalker (maybe even worse...) or will she choose a better path in life, becoming what Darkstalker could have been.

It has been sixteen years since Darkstalker disappeared. The NightWings have settled in their volcanic home. Whiteout has moved on, begun a new family. But she has never stopped wondering why Darkstalker became what he became, and one day she leaves the volcano in search of closure. Fair warning: this does contain spoilers for "Darkstalker: Legends." And it probably won't make much sense if you haven't read that, anyway. No, I do not own Wings of Fire. #6 in whiteout (12-6-21) #9 in tuisutherland (9-3-21)

In the isolated, snow-buried village of White Pines, winter is not merely a season-it's a suffocating force that brings both cold and fear. As the bitter winds howl through the forest, a series of violent deaths sends shockwaves through the tight-knit community. The bodies are mutilated, torn apart by what appears to be an animal-but the villagers know better. Rumors swirl about the Wendigo, an ancient legend passed down through generations, a creature born of desperation and hunger, lurking in the frozen woods. A group of seasoned hunters, led by the grizzled but respected Elias Conroy, bands together to track and kill whatever is hunting their people. But as they venture deeper into the wilderness, they make a horrifying discovery: the Wendigo isn't a creature of myth, but something far more real-and far more terrifying. It's not just hunting them; it's infecting them. The twisted remains of their friends and neighbors reveal a monstrous truth: once the Wendigo touches you, you become it. The hunters, once brothers-in-arms, begin to turn on one another as paranoia sets in. Anyone could be next. As the lines between human and monster blur, trust disintegrates, and survival becomes a harrowing, personal struggle. In the brutal cold, with no help coming, they must face the terrifying reality that the Wendigo may not just be among them-it may already be them. Status: COMPLETED Genre: Psychological Horror

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