When Fjord was moments away from killing Clay in the arena, Tsunami attempted to jump off of her prison tower, unintentionally distracting everyone while Glory sprayed lethal venom on Fjord's neck and face, killing him in seconds. Sunny was kept inside the castle in a cage while they were in the Sky Kingdom, though Peril mentioned that she was well-cared for. There, Clay, Starflight, and Tsunami were forced to fight in Scarlet's gladiatorial battles, while Glory was chained and displayed as artwork. Webs fled down the river while Dune was killed by Scarlet, and the others are imprisoned and taken to the Sky Kingdom. Soon after Clay and Tsunami opened the boulder covering the entrance of the cave their friends were in, Scarlet confronted them, led to their cave by a smoke signal meant to help Clay and Tsunami find their way back. Although Tsunami and Glory protested, Clay decided to use the river to escape.

Kestrel was assigned to kill Glory and had Tsunami chained up on the excuse of the SeaWing being the only one who could stop her. He was disgusted upon seeing a RainWing included in the prophecy instead of a SkyWing and later ordered the three guardians to kill Glory before the next morning. Six years later, Morrowseer visited their cave to inspect the dragonets. He had gotten in trouble with Kestrel because it was not a SkyWing egg and they supposedly could never complete The Dragonet Prophecy with a RainWing. Biography The Dragonet Prophecy The Dragonet ProphecyĪfter Burn smashed the original SkyWing egg intended for The Dragonet Prophecy and killed its carrier, Hvitur, Webs stole Glory's egg from the Rainforest Kingdom as a last-minute replacement, insisting that they had to have five dragonets for the prophecy. She used to believe she could do everything by herself, but that changed after the RainWing royal challenge. It is hard to figure out what she truly wants, but Moonwatcher stated that she would not want enchanted obedience or fake love from her NightWing subjects. According to Qibli, she is well-known for being a fair and kind queen. Upon meeting Winter, she beckoned him to walk beside her as an equal and greeted him as visiting royalty. She speaks for herself, and the RainWing color for happiness does not often appear on her scales. She often refuses to take orders from anyone, and Tsunami once regarded her to be the least trustworthy and most dangerous out of the dragonets of destiny. Although she did not seem to be bothered by the memory of using her venom to attack Scarlet, she is unwilling to use her venom on dragons who are unable to fight back. However, Glory's punishment for Icicle was fair, and Glacier stated that she was an unusual queen for choosing a path toward peace and cooperation over clear and simple vengeance.

She has a steely ferocity about her, and Deathbringer described her as reckless. When Moonwatcher suggested that Glory return to the RainWing village for her own safety while they searched for Icicle, she snorted as though she was sure she could handle anything. Glory is often depicted as teasing, sarcastic, cross, snide, intelligent, fierce, firm, sniping, and arch. This is because she likes them to match the leaves around her and the rainforest she lives in. Therefore, she is usually seen with dark emerald green scales and flares of orange around her ears and the underside of her wings. Unlike most RainWings, Glory tries to keep her scales from showing emotions. She is often considered beautiful and elegant. She has soft wings, feathery ears, a long body, tail, and neck, and a long, delicate snout. Glory has green eyes and brilliant, color-changing scales that are dull in comparison to those of other RainWings.

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