The Lunar Wing

General Information

Wing dragons are a curious breed, with only two known subtypes- the Lunar and Solar variants. Lunar wings are only active at night, and Solar wings are only active during day. It is said that they are the result of a very powerful species of dragon that possessed two heads and could not stop quarreling with the other- the dark head was constantly sleeping during daytime and the light one was sleeping during night, preventing the awake one from getting anything done. Eventually, they grew too hateful of each other, and the council decided that in order to stop the fighting between them and to protect their balance, they split them into the dragon of shade and the dragon of light. Wing dragons are said to be the result of the extra pair of wings that were left over when the two split, and each went their separate ways.

Egg Information

This egg has a very bright glow around it.

Baby Information

The hatchling that emerged from the shell is a very dull color, and seems to be almost lethargic during the day. It enjoys being able to stay up at night though, and during then it often will glide around from table to table in your room. It prefers to stalk other creatures, and does not like to interact with you.

Teen Information

Your hatchling is still lethargic during the peak times of noon, but otherwise it seems to have much more energy than it did before. It is an adept flier, and often has carried large items of yours away in its talons. You have observed it fishing and admire its skill, it has the innate ability to swoop down and catch any fish it sets its eyes upon. It does not interact with you, though, and will run away if it notices you looking at it.

Adult Information

Your dragon is now a full grown adult, and it is a most beautiful sight. Its wings glimmer in the light, and it has a strong and toned body. Unlike most of your other four legged dragons, it prefers to walk just upon its hind legs, and often will use their length to its advantage when fishing. It has a very shy and reclusive temperament, and it will not approach you or your other dragons, instead preferring to stick to its own kind if it has to socialize. If you do see it around and heading towards you, you know that it means that something is wrong, and often you will call it a harbinger of bad news for this very reason.