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Pale morning sun crept over frost covered sand and stone, making the ground glitter like a blanket of diamonds. First desert creatures crawled from their burrows and hideouts to catch a moment of sunlight before it would turn too harsh. Thin, near invisible veil of spider's web hung between two thorny cacti. Some unfortunate bug was getting wrapped up in a neat cocoon for later consumption. One creature on the rock respite was much larger than others. Large keeled scales in colors of red and white rose and lowered along the dragon's steady breathing, his gilded horns curving behind his head. With a hint of a smile on his face he patiently waited and looked at the empty sky to see his companions arrive. Safire enjoyed the shy sunrise behind the horizon. From this hollow, pale yellow that barely could turn the frost into dewdrops to a loud extravagant diva that demanded the whole sky to itself, warming and brightening up the world. She didn't turn her gaze away until Dawnfury above

The rainforest during night time wasn't all that different than during day time. It was still humid, it was still warm. Cacophony of birds had changed into trill and croaking of small frogs and large insects. The underbrush softly rustled as a reptile or small mammal had begun its nightly search for food. Usual muted shade created by the trees was now inky black with some local fireflies occasionally dotting the space with their lights as they looked for their own kind. Somewhere, far in the distance, echoed a thunderstorm. Wading her way through the monsteras and ferns and vines twisting on the forest floor, Aie walked slowly forward and with alert ears listened the sounds around her. The warbling calls of small animals were familiar and calmed her mind. It was new moon this night and knowing that the skies above her were the same unwavering darkness as down in the forest made her scales prickle a little bit. Few days earlier a traveler brought a rumor to the village that

Aie looked over her shoulder. In the air she could see the portal much clearer. It had always looked like an inflamed slash to her but now - in all of its bright glory - it looked more like a gargantuan sized angry eye of a giant beast. Ribbons of rose and silver danced their way further across the sky, taking over the blue more and more. Aie was worried that she couldn't make it to the village before they took over the whole sky. From her worry she forgot to keep an eye out of the sky around her and thus failed to see a looming shadow over her before its owner sank their talons on her backside. The impact was so strong and sudden that it made both plummet from the sky towards and through the canopy. Last thing before her field of view was taken over by leaves were intense, narrowed brown eyes, scales dark as burned wood and four vivid green wings. Thin branches snapped under them and poked Aie painfully in her wings and belly scales as they fell through. She knew it was soon

Rolling thunder clouds had dominated the sky above the North Island. Land below them was casted in hazy, rainstorm streaked darkness that was occasionally lit up by a flash of lightning. During those lightning bursts the creatures battling in the storm became more visible. A monster of a titan scale, its slender body looking like a massive shadow, clawing with its four arms at the smaller flying figures around it and trying to maul them with its sharp teeth. From its behind billowed a tail of smoke, as gloomy as the dense clouds above. Here and there the smoke veil was pierced by creatures flying through it as they attacked the monster's legs. The monster roared in pain and anger, its screech carrying all the way to the East Island despite the distance and the loud thunder. Few dragons sat in the canopy of the rainforest, some alone, some huddled next to their kin, all looking towards the battle zone. Aie watched how a lightning bolt hit the monster’s neck and it roared again. But it