The Jade Winglet wake up one by one to find themselves in a world where they are the Dragonets of Destiny. This is not how things are supposed to go. Is stopping the war still even possible with so many differences?

A Poem inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's iconic poem The Raven that focuses on Darkstalker. [Rated K plus due to some minor intense themes]

What if Moon grew up on the Nightwing island, well really good… for Moon.

A Kimo poem about Whiteout and Darkstalker

The moon hung low in the sky, its silver glow dimming the trees and casting long shadows across the forest floor. A small black and silver NightWing was racing through the the thicket of dark trees, her egg clutched tightly in her talons as she flapped her wings and took to the sky.

A Clogyrnach poem about Tsunami and Anemone

Shorts, Cut content, one-shots, slice-of-life of my Wings of Power universe. welcome to the fourth installment of my universe. Here you will find our favorite characters doing whatever. this is the book that will take place after "Wings of Darkness"

Set at the end of Darkness of Dragons. Icewings and Nightwings have gone to war, and both tribes could have wiped themselves out, Jade Mountain could have fallen, but a spell stopped them... But sadly, Qibli forgot one detail when writing the spell.

What if Darkstalker had never captured and killed his father, Prince Arctic? This story starts where Prince Arctic's story originally ended: in the middle of a rescue mission... and a kidnapping... and the of an entire tribe. (Inspired by Wings of Fire Legends: Darkstalker and the short story "Runaway" from The Winglets Quartet.)

Wartime calls for stupidity and romance. And to an entirely too untrusting MudWing footsoldier and entirely too trusting IceWing princess... duty calls.

A Haiku about Starflight

A Haiku about Queen Lagoon from Wings of Fire Legends: Darkstalker

After the events of Darkstalker, Indigo wakes up to find Fathom alone, reminiscing over old company, and in needing of comfort. The company in question, however, was one Indigo wasn't expecting to hear.

A Stornello poem about Moonwatcher

(This will be tying up lose ends form the books and set up for book two, which is were the real fun begins) A Sandwing/Seawing hybrid named Sandstorm is telling you a story about all the crazy things that happened, especially after a self proclaimed god arrived.

A new Icewing guard on his first day on the job tries to deal with all of the changes Snowfall is making. Unfortunately, some things are just too strange. One-shot. Post Flames of Hope.

After the events of the third arc everything is nice and peaceful, until the next big threat starts to show itself.

A Clogyrnach poem about the IceWing tribe.

The Peril-Horizon fight is delayed a couple of minutes, giving Peril the opportunity to put Clay's advice to use and talk to Starflight. Starflight is initially very not enthused. One-shot.

"Justice will come, like all worlds before and after, and Dragonkind will die...And all things will end...The War of SandWing Succession...Darkstalker...The Othermind...All of it...And the entirety of Pyrrhia, Pantala, and all continents beyond shall be mine, like all other universes in the great infinite..." -The Traveler, 5011 AS

A Lune poem about Glory and Deathbringer

There was no comet on the night the war ended. No-one noticed, really. It's not like anyone would track such trivial matters such as celestial bodies during a war that has spanned almost two decades, nor would it seem imperative that it should occur that very night. Moon Rising centric. One-shot. Carnelian lives.

The hatching of Moon and Qibli's egg was supposed to be a wonderful thing, a moment of love and joy like no other. Then it happened, and everything fell apart.

A Haiku about Clay and his mother Cattail

A Stornello poem about the MudWing Dragonet of Destiny, Clay