Blaze

Blaze
In-universe information
Tribe	SandWing
Gender	Female
Meta information
The Dragonet Prophecy
Appeared in	The Hidden Kingdom; The Dark Secret; The Brightest Night
Mentioned in	The Dragonet Prophecy; The Lost Heir
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Appeared in	Darkness of Dragons
Mentioned in	Moon Rising; Winter Turning
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Mentioned in	The Dangerous Gift
Other books
Appeared in	Deserter; A Guide to the Dragon World
Mentioned in	Assassin

Blaze is an adult female SandWing and former heir to her tribe's throne. After the death of her mother, Queen Oasis, Blaze and her two sisters, Blister and Burn, each allied with other Pyrrhian tribes and had a war to determine the next queen. This became known as the War of SandWing Succession. Blaze was protected by Queen Glacier until the war was over.

Description[edit | edit source]

Blaze is a strikingly beautiful SandWing^[1] with scales that shimmer like white gold.^[2] She has pitch-dark eyes, similar to those of Blister and Burn.^[3]

Personality[edit | edit source]

Blaze mostly only cares about polishing her scales and shining her gems. She has been described as the opposite of Thorn.^[4]

References[edit | edit source]

↑ The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 21. "Giant wine-red pillows and camel-hair carpets were piled in a loose nest in the middle of the room, and sprawled across this was a strikingly beautiful SandWing."
↑ The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 22. "She had her chin propped on one talon and was gazing listlessly into a mirror on the sand in front of her. Her tail coiled gracefully across the pillows, with the poisonous barb touching the floor. Her wings were folded, and her scales shimmered like white gold against the red backdrop."
↑ The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 33. "Her pitch-dark eyes were too eerily similar to Burn's and Blister's; they gave Glory the creeps, even though she knew a very different brain was behind them."
↑ Darkness of Dragons, chapter 7. "All she cared about was keeping her scales polished and her gems sparkly. In Qibli's estimation, Blaze was silliness personified. She was the opposite of levelheaded, empathetic Thorn."

[1] The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 21. "Giant wine-red pillows and camel-hair carpets were piled in a loose nest in the middle of the room, and sprawled across this was a strikingly beautiful SandWing."

[2] The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 22. "She had her chin propped on one talon and was gazing listlessly into a mirror on the sand in front of her. Her tail coiled gracefully across the pillows, with the poisonous barb touching the floor. Her wings were folded, and her scales shimmered like white gold against the red backdrop."

[3] The Hidden Kingdom, chapter 15, paragraph 33. "Her pitch-dark eyes were too eerily similar to Burn's and Blister's; they gave Glory the creeps, even though she knew a very different brain was behind them."

[4] Darkness of Dragons, chapter 7. "All she cared about was keeping her scales polished and her gems sparkly. In Qibli's estimation, Blaze was silliness personified. She was the opposite of levelheaded, empathetic Thorn."

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