Reflections & Pounding Hearts (a Wings of Fire Fanfiction)

Many, many years after the Dragonets of Destiny ended the War of SandWing Succession, The Darkstalker was unleashed from his imprisonment (then defeated once again in a new manner), and the discovery of The Lost Continent of Pantala;

It has been many generations, and Jade Mountain Academy is still open and running more smoothly than ever, having experienced plenty of growth since its initial Grand Opening all those years ago.

And now, in the present day, a brand new wave of dragons have been accepted into Jade Mountain Academy, as a new school year starts in the Claws of the Clouds mountains.
Many dragonets, young and old, have arrived to learn and interact with individuals hailing from the other tribes of Pyhrria, developing new relationships, forming bonds, and beginning to experience plenty of new and exciting feelings.

I invite you to join me in observing the daily lives and histories of many of these new students, along with their relationships and discoveries, in a story based on exploring these bonds, realizations, and relationships between individuals, for what will hopefully be a bit of fun, reflection, and interesting writing!

Welcome to Jade Mountain Academy~

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So I've been getting very into developing WoF (aka Wings of Fire) stuff for the past few months now, and I really wanted to write a more longterm story with all the new characters I was creating!
Now, I'd just like to put a few things out there real quick, so you guys can know what to expect-
First: I have not really written much of anything (like, at all) with dragons/from their direct perspectives before this, so sorry if this starts off awkward because I had to get familiarized with writing using dragon terms! But, I normally write with cats, so hopefully that's similar enough to not bring me much trouble.
Second: I probably won't use or reference a lot of Pantalan stuff, at least not until I've finished reading the final book of that arc.
I hope you enjoy this piece of my work