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''Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy'' is the first novel in the Wings of Fire series and the first book in [[:Category:Arc 1|arc one]]. It was published Scholastic Press in 2012. The cover art was illustrated by Joy Ang and the cover design was created by Phil Falco. | '''''Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy''''', is the first novel in the Wings of Fire series and the first book in [[:Category:Arc 1|arc one]]. It was published by Scholastic Press in 2012. The cover art was illustrated by Joy Ang and the cover design was created by Phil Falco. | ||
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Set one day prior to the brightest night, [[Hvitur]] is attempting to escape the [[Sky Kingdom]] with a stolen [[SkyWing]] egg needed for The Dragonet Prophecy<!-- Once the page for the prophecy itself is made, or a disambiguation page, make sure to add a link here for it -->. During his escape, he was spotted by lookouts and [[Burn]] captures Hvitur and stops his escape. Burn then drops the SkyWing egg over the cliff after learning its purpose in prophecy, aiming to render the prophecy impossible. She subsequently attacks and throws Hvitur over the cliff, killing him, after he attempted to save the egg from falling. | |||
Some time later, [[Kestrel]] gathers an eggshell from the destroyed SkyWing egg at the bottom of the cliff and enters into the caves under the mountains to meet with members from the [[Talons of Peace]]. Kestrel meets with and tells [[Webs]] about the destruction of the egg and that the prophecy was ''over''. She is told of [[Asha|Asha's]] death from Webs after Asha delivered the MudWing egg to the caves. Webs doesn't believe that the prophecy is over and chooses to go to the Rainforest to acquire a [[RainWing]] egg in place of the SkyWing egg.<!-- I've tried to make this is as concise as possible, which means it could look to be a little short and lack some information, especially with the size of this wiki right now. More could be added if needed, but any extra information about characters and such would probably be better off in their respective pages, rather than in the plot summary, but feel free to edit it anyway. I might be constricting myself to Wikipedia's guidelines a little too closely. --> | |||
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| Cover artist | Joy Ang |
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| Published | July 1, 2012 |
| Followed by | The Lost Heir |
Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy, is the first novel in the Wings of Fire series and the first book in arc one. It was published by Scholastic Press in 2012. The cover art was illustrated by Joy Ang and the cover design was created by Phil Falco.
Plot
Prologue
Set one day prior to the brightest night, Hvitur is attempting to escape the Sky Kingdom with a stolen SkyWing egg needed for The Dragonet Prophecy. During his escape, he was spotted by lookouts and Burn captures Hvitur and stops his escape. Burn then drops the SkyWing egg over the cliff after learning its purpose in prophecy, aiming to render the prophecy impossible. She subsequently attacks and throws Hvitur over the cliff, killing him, after he attempted to save the egg from falling.
Some time later, Kestrel gathers an eggshell from the destroyed SkyWing egg at the bottom of the cliff and enters into the caves under the mountains to meet with members from the Talons of Peace. Kestrel meets with and tells Webs about the destruction of the egg and that the prophecy was over. She is told of Asha's death from Webs after Asha delivered the MudWing egg to the caves. Webs doesn't believe that the prophecy is over and chooses to go to the Rainforest to acquire a RainWing egg in place of the SkyWing egg.