Wings of fire is different then what we really imagin

Wings of fire hadn’t always been the thing you know today, instead, it had evolved over time. From book one, to book two, then finally to book three and the state you know today.

I, EclipseTheNightwing17, had read through book one and gathered information that almost nobody knows. Soon, you readers will know the truth, which is neither good or bad, just information.

Tui had saw the dragons in a completely different way, and now I’ve come to explain that.

Mudwings:

- Mudwings have crests “Clay smoothed his crest and twisted around to look at her, the smallest and last hatched of the dragonets. (Page 12-13)

-Mudwings can survive Sandwing poison without cacti “It felt like the poison in Dune’s tail stabbing him in a thousand places, dissolving his skin from the inside out” (Page 73)

-Okay, this is kind of obvious, but Mudwings have an extra layer of gold and amber scales under their main brown ones. “But now, in full sunlight for the first time, he could see gold and amber glints between and beneath his scales.” (Page 98)

Skywings:

-Tsunami held a red-gold scale, suggesting that Skywings had two coloured scales. But they might have two layers of scales, like Mudwings, explaining Kestrel’s jewel-hard scales. “The red dragon whirled around. Behind her, panting defiantly, was the Seawing dragonet, Tsunami. A red-gold scale was caught between her sharp white teeth.” (Page four)

-Skywings also have crests “Queen Scarlet said,  wiping her crest dry with one claw.” (Page 116)

Sandwings:

-Sandwings have fire temporarily “Some dragons carried fire within them always-a Skywing or a Nightwing could blast flames anytime. Seawings and Icewings could never breathed fire. But others, like Mudwings, needed the right conditions-warmth most of all.” this could also be suggesting that rainwings had fire. (Page 72)

Rainwings: rainwings has feathery ears. “Only the shades of flame around her feathery ears hinted that she was upset.” (Page 36)

anywho, this is just about it. Thanks for reading.

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That’s about it. Bye.