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@venus_draxum90 lol

@Bayou13 BAHABAHAA i can say the same about my little sister lol

@venus_draxum90 Ah
            Wait noisy minor
            That’s my brother, not a bird

@venus_draxum90 that’s good and you’re right… we spoke like two months ago under awkward circumstances

@Bayou13 I’m doing well, thanks!! school finally ended two days ago so that’s great, and my birthday is coming up so I’m excited for that!! what about you? I think it’s been quite a while since we actually spoke lmao

@venus_draxum90 as long as you have good advertising

I’ve only just realised that I forgot to say this was for WoF. Sorry guys!!

@venus_draxum90 I would love that and once I actually have time, I'm going to put more work into the new WoF theory book I'm making so I can publish it later 

Yeah, I like everything you’ve said and I agree on pretty much all of it. A few little finishing points I want to make is that I find it really funny that we’re debating these genetic traits that in all reality have little logistics behind them past the plot convenience. Also, something interesting that my mother had to say what that it is possible that SilkWings, being the product of BeetleWings (which we assume can carry and show black scales) and evolution could carry the ability to have black scales as a recessive gene, but never show it. Just some things I wanted to add.
            
            I think I’ll likely end up giving the offending hybrid dragonet the “black scales” genetic, similar because it’s easier and also because a lot of butterflies have black on them anyway. Thanks to everyone who responded for helping me come to this conclusion.
            
            Oh, and @-chiiu- I’d love to hear more of your theories, share some of my own and debate you a bit again. Considering this is technically how we became friends in the first place, I rlly miss these kinds of well thought out conversations and arguments w you!!

Well i think I might have a good answer for this. Even if the hybrid your trying to come up with has a Silkwing mother and Hivewing father, I think the 'black scales' gene would still pertain dominance and here's why: we know some of Clearsights children were male, and surely some of their children were male too. And when they had dragonets with female Beetlewings, the 'black scales' gene would have had to be passed to all of their children no matter what or Hivewings wouldn't be a tribe. 
            
            See, if only Clearsights female dragonets had the more dominant 'black scales' gene, there never would have been enough Hivewings to be their own tribe thus leading the gene itself to fade away after some time. 
            
            In turn that's actually where I got my head cannon that Hivewing's (no matter which parent) would generally have to have stronger genes. So the 'black scales' gene would just always be dominant in the offspring of that specific tribe because its the dominant gene of both male and female Hivewings. In a sense it's like the 'black scales' gene would have evolved to be specifically dominant/stronger in Hivewings- almost like instead of it being a originally Nightwing trait, it would be considered a completely separate gene from the one Nightwings can directly pass down. (I can offer a separate expiration of that if it doesn't make sense)

@venus_draxum90 *applause*

@mewtwocool yeah, I only have the mm activities one, but it’s a start! Mum also got me some mm snap cards :D

@venus_draxum90 OMGGG I have a tmnt 2012 one but I don't have any others :')

@venus_draxum90 YESYESYES

FELLOW TMNT FAN?! :0

@NocturnaSoyhee yeah :( but it’s okay because we’ve gotten a new one now. We haven’t had her for long but she’s already warming up to us :D

@venus_draxum90 wha? Nooooooo