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Umber has brown scales | Umber has brown scales<ref>{{Cite book|book=Moon Rising|chapter=6|paragraph=48|quote='This is my clawmate Umber,' Turtle said, turning to the little brown MudWing.}}</ref> and pale amber eyes. He is small, and his horns are not full grown.<ref>{{Cite book|book=The Dragonet Prophecy|chapter=32|quote=He twisted around the village and finally met a pair of eyes - the only ones looking his way. They were a shade of pale amber, and they belonged to a small MudWing with a healing mud patch stuck across his nose. His horns were not full grown, but he wasn't a very young dragonet either. He was staring at Clay curiously, boldly. Clay smiled and waved a wing at him.|paragraph=65}}</ref> | ||
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Umber is an adult male MudWing and brother to Clay, Reed, Crane, Pheasant, Sora, and Marsh. His whereabouts are currently unknown.
Description
Umber has brown scales[1] and pale amber eyes. He is small, and his horns are not full grown.[2]
- ↑ Moon Rising, chapter 6, paragraph 48. "'This is my clawmate Umber,' Turtle said, turning to the little brown MudWing."
- ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, chapter 32, paragraph 65. "He twisted around the village and finally met a pair of eyes - the only ones looking his way. They were a shade of pale amber, and they belonged to a small MudWing with a healing mud patch stuck across his nose. His horns were not full grown, but he wasn't a very young dragonet either. He was staring at Clay curiously, boldly. Clay smiled and waved a wing at him."