Delta held the dragon figurine in her claws, she was shocked, talons trembling with the small statue. HER. A PROPHECY DRAGONET?! NO WAY, she can't even hold her own ground!
Deer looked at them with hostile and curiosity.
Delta sighed a bit, and stopped abruptly with her snout shut. She looked at the unfamiliar dragon with uncertainty and then back at the statue. She took a deep breath...

And decided to answer the questions. Her voice trembled as if it were a earthquake.

"W-well, Blood-red Mudwing eggs that hatch do h-h-have fire.. What's t-that word? Resistance.. And I've heard of t-the prophecy, u-um.." Her voice was trembling and she HATED it.
(Sorry for short post, I'm on my 3DS)

Coastal sighed as her head came above water to hear Rhythm going on with her questions while Mercury listened in. "Well, she isn't asking as many questions as last time" Coastal said to herself out loud. Mercury listened in, she knew the answers to some of these questions already, isn't the answer obvious? Probably not, Mercury spent a lot of her life reading, so she knew some information about other tribes.

Blizzard looked at Monsoon-Ink with a half-grin. "No kidding," he said, bumping the apparent RainWing with one of his wings.
Darkness flipped her finned tail and watched the MudWing. She didn't trust how quickly everyone had met, as though they were all fated or something. "This doesn't feel right," she mumbled, beginning to pace in circles. "Animuses, statues, prophecies... There's something wrong here."

"I can tell what you mean" Mercury said. "This prophecy will make a brilliant story though, did I ever tell you guys I want to be a writer? Maybe a teacher, probably both" Mercury said, thinking over her future. "What's so bad about animus dragons?" Coastal asked, approaching the others. "We've all been together for a few hours, and I may seem stupid for saying this, but I trust a few of you" Coastal said, looking among the group and mentally picking who she could trust. Mercury, Blizzard, Ibis, and Rhythm she mentally noted as the trusted ones. She would trust Monsoon, but her instincts drciddd against it, and she would trust Darkness, but her hate for animus dragons was too obvious, call her hypocritical, but she couldn't trust Obsidian either, mostly based on his lack of animus knowledge despite being one.

She stretched out

"Well, Ibis is my sister, but I guess you can say that I love her in a brotherly way," Ink-Monsoon said.


Far away, Dim prepared to search for his brother. He would sneak into the RainWing kingdom, using his RainWing killform. He wasn't sure when in the battle he had picked it up, but had joined the many killforms he could sense in his conciousness, and he had only noticed it after the battle.

Darkness turned to Coastal. "Animus dragons cursed my tribe," she hissed softly. "They destroyed near everything that made us dragons. They took away our fire breath, our colors, everything, and left us with this killform power that only about a quarter of the tribe ever even uses!"
Blizzard looked over at Darkness, who was just finishing her rant. "If they manage to get along, this would make an amazing story, I'm sure. Perhaps we could work together on writing it?"

((Ooh you should totally make this into a story someday))

"I would definetly read this," commented Ink. "It sounds like the stories I used to tell my brother."

Dim had searched every village. In most places dragons gave him funny looks, but he was used to people's shock at seeing the dead walking. He pretended that he was his killform's sister, which worked until he met that RainWing's mother. After that incident, and after he was almost killed by around fifteen angry RainWings, he fled in the direction be had last seen his brother. Taking refuge in a hollow tree, he was surprised to see talon skid marks, holes in the dirt covering the ground like water had landed on it, and a shed RainWing scale. However, there were footprints from two dragons. Dim's heart soared. He had a start! Who knows where Ink had gone from there, but at least he was most likely alive.

Delta was curious of what caused the 'Animuses' to curse the Shadewing's tribe, looking worried. Her brother Deluge looked at the dragons with unexplained scorn. He spoke so untrustworthy-like, it was like she couldn't believe he was her brother.
"You are not. Taking my sister." Deluge hissed with his mouth open, as if ready to spit a burst of fire. Delta hoped he wouldn't.
"Deluge, please.." Quail whispered in his ear. Beetle seemed to be thinking and was being quiet. Delta found her self pacing around in circles. And Beetle finally spoke, with a threatening tone.
"Delta can go with you. On one condition." He said, Delta was waiting, and passed the figurine back to 'Rythym'.
"Bring her back to us, and if you don't. Your Dead." He said. Delta was shaking internally but she kept her face emotionless. Waiting for the other group of dragon's answer.

Coastal just rolled her eyes "We won't try to kill her, but if she does die, I'd like to see you try to kill me" Coastal said, a slight challenge in her tone. Mercury hit her in the hide with her tail, then turned to Darkness "Do you know why an animus cursed your tribe?" She asked, curious to what happened.