What if the Dragonets of Destiny’s parents actually really cared about them? How would that change the events of series?

Sequel to The Primordial Land. Snowblade has been considered a criminal for the majority of his life, and it's fine time he got what he deserves, but prophecies will always have their way.

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.

After an earthquake leaves a group of four in a coma, they find themselves in a world of dragons.

Nacreous was cursed, he just knew it, and out of every SkyWing to be alive, why did he have to be the only animus? Betrayed by his queen, he becomes obsessed with revenge. As he grapples with love, rage, hurt, and a desire to protect the only dragons he has left at all costs, the lines between right and wrong blur. How far will he go? Or more importantly, how far will he fall?

In a dystopian world where all the tribes have been conquered by one queen and all half-breeds have been banished, Nightslasher and Frill discover a hidden uprising just waiting to take over. Nightslasher works for the Queen. Frill has all the reasons in the world to hate the Queen, but all the reasons to hate the rebellion as well. (T for violence)

Even as she tried to open her mouth to scream in pain and she could feel her throat ripping apart from the ice, it never came even close to the pain she felt at loosing so much... Origin story to an absolute legend and how she came to power in one of the worst ways...

My own rewrite of The Flames of Hope: Luna is a Flamesilk from Pantala that got blown away to the Distant Lands of Pyrrhia, but now new information arose: Queen Wasp is able to control all the Pantalan tribes, and there's the danger that her control might eventually spread to Pyrrhia. And so a group of 10 dragons, a representant from each dragon tribe, has been sent to help.

Big prophecies were supposed to be over. Big prophecies hadn't existed since the Jade Mountain Prophecy and the Flames of Hope Prophecy. But now Nightbloom had a prophecy, and it desperately needed to be resolved.

Basically if Carnelian had survived the explosion in book 6. The title is a work in progress. Feel free to leave suggestions. Also Carnelian is the main character but I can't put her because she died in the books. Rated T for violence just in case. Expect short chapters.

Darkstalker, not even a day after snapping completely, has been stopped in his rampage to ascend to the throne and begin his conquest of Pyrrhia. But despite that miraculous turn of event brought by Clearsight and her friends, things are far from over. So what must the young heroes beaten by fate do to fulfil their own promises and duties now?

Peacemaker has enjoyed a happy seven years. Raised by his mother and living amongst the RainWing and NightWing Tribes, he would ask for no better life. But with the emergence of nightmares, which have grown increasingly vivid upon arriving at the Jade Mountain Academy, Peacemaker begins to question whether or not the life he lives truly is his own or the shadow of another.

After the destruction of the rain forest, a New prophecy emerges. Five hybrids, Dawn, an Ice-Night, Star, a Rain-Sky, Leaf, a Leaf-Silk, Tide, a Sea-Sand, and Solstice, a Hive-Mud. A war emerges between Pantala and Pyrrhia. Can these five young dragons stop the war before every human and dragon is doomed?(First story in a five-book arc)

In the aftermath of The Great War, two brothers share a heart-to-heart.

When Princess Feldspar of the WindWings finds that the PearlWings have a way to spy on other dragons, you'd best believe she brings it to her parents. And when Twilight finds that King Frost has formed a council to use The Gianim to lock the PearlWings under their mountain for the rest of eternity, she takes her forbidden love on a journey across the continent to avoid her fate.

Based on Disney's Descendants. Princess Snowfall will soon turn into queen of the Icewings, and she'd been thinking about something, about dragonets trapped in an island that deserve to even have a chance to live, the only issue is that these dragonets are the kids of rather not well regarded dragons that got sent to that isle for a good motive, but Snowfall wants to believe.

2 years after the fall of the othermind, A new villain emerges. An animus who had his power stolen from them 5000 years ago and cursed to live forever. And after a sanding patrol stumbles across something they shouldn't have, Its only a matter of time before dragons start asking questions. Questions that dragons may have to die for them to learn the truth. (warning!: Lots of death)

Sequel to "He who Read the Future". Oracle, the Nightwing dragonet, the once human whose arrival in Pyrrhia meant a wave of changes in the timeline, has done a lot but still not quite enough. As surprising revelations appear, Oracle will find out that things are starting to get out of his talons, because change beckons change.

Holly only wanted one thing the most and that was to become a Dragonslayer, all her life she has despised dragons until unfortunate circumstances made her became one. Now, driven away from her home and lost in an unfamiliar world, she grapples with her new form as she desperately searches for a way to turn back while stumbling into unlikely company.

A basic rhyming poem inspired by The Night Before Christmas that is about Queen Scarlet.

Inspired by a literal typo in a different fic. In this world, the tribes of Pyrrhia are very different to the ones you know, their names very slightly changed by basically one letter, that makes way different tribes. But even then in this world, as the Sadwing war rages on, they need someone to help them, The Dragonets are coming.

Want to read short stories of your favorite Wings of Fire ships? Want to see them have sexy times? Why not give this a try? A series of loosely connected or standalone explicit scenes for your reading pleasure. Reviews, critiques and suggestions welcome.

Winter is frustrated to be spending Christmas in the Sand Kingdom instead of at home with his mate. But perhaps he'll come to learn that Christmas can be more than just what Icewings think it is?

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

For moons, Deathbringer and Glory were in a healthy and happy relationship until the RainWing offers him an experience he will never forget. From that moment, he tries to understand his own desires, his own fantasies, and a certain male seems to be the one who can help him, even if it means falling back into his old habits. Which part of his heart should he listen to?