The Song of Hope

Growing up in the rainforest for six years, Songbird has always had two very big dreams. The first one is to become a famous singer. Music means so much to Songbird and she spend all her days writing songs and performing them for the other RainWings. But she longs for a bigger audience, preferably one with a better attentions span than her own sleepy tribe.

The second dream might prove to be a little more difficult. Songbird wants to save the world. She wants to bring dragons together and make them happy and peaceful and safe. She wants to be a hero. The only problem is, she doesn't know quite how do that. There isn't great heroic destiny for her to fulfill or a magical, ancient prophecy. The other dragons try to pretend that everything is okay in the world, but Songbird knows that's not true. She's seen dragons dying, and dragons fighting and crying and in pain and she needs to do something to help.

So Songbird sets out on her own, to try and find a way to make things better. She quickly realizes it's not going to be easy on her own, and becomes entagled in a thousand-year-old secret that she fears she can not face.