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Wings of Fire Book 16
Wings of Fire #16
by Tui T. Sutherland
Wings of Fire #16
by Tui T. Sutherland
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Tui T. Sutherland comes the 16th highly anticipated novel in Wings of Fire series which will start a new Prophecy after The Flames of Hope.
This is the first installment of the fourth arc of the Wings of Fire series.
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10/18/2024

Visitor-FPTZRX
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I also heard that it could be cliff, auklet, bumblebee, and possibly peacemaker. My number one questions are: who does sunny fall in love with? Who would be the fifth dragon in arc 4?
The fifth dragon could be firefly...
I feel Mudwings and Rainwings need more books...
The fifth dragon could be firefly...
I feel Mudwings and Rainwings need more books...
I also heard that it could be cliff, auklet, bumblebee, and possibly peacemaker. My number one questions are: who does sunny fall in love with? Who would be the fifth dragon in arc 4?
 
The fifth dragon could be firefly...
I feel Mudwings and Rainwings need more books...
10/19/2024

Visitor-QTJXW0
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I think that the new plot should be Bumblebee, Auklet, Dusky, a new Mudwing hybrid character, and Cliff in that order, and then have Mink and Peacemaker as side characters. There could possibly be like, a new continent that has a war going on with different tribes, and one side starts kidnapping hybrids from the other continents to help them win the war. They could kidnap the the Mudwing hybrid, and the others team up at Jade Mountain to stop them.
I think that the new plot should be Bumblebee, Auklet, Dusky, a new Mudwing hybrid character, and Cliff in that order, and then have Mink and Peacemaker as side characters. There could possibly be like, a new continent that has a war going on with different tribes, and one side starts kidnapping hybrids from the other continents to help them win the war. They could kidnap the the Mudwing hybrid, and the others team up at Jade Mountain to stop them.
10/23/2024

Visitor-TE495F
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There is no love for the Mudwings.
There is no love for the Mudwings.
10/24/2024
The Weirdo (DarkwalkerWoF)
16 rated books, 51 posts
But there should be. They don't get the credit they deserve.
But there should be. They don't get the credit they deserve.
11/29/2024

Visitor-1V28P5
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Random theory I've had for a while now. Assuming the next arc is the last and Tui is cleaning up plot holes, I have a theory about the Invincible Lord. I feel like he's actually cottonmouths brother (Coyote) that never left pyrrhia and is still trying to take control of the dragons. (Or the original emperor cottonmouth worked for.) Instead of a scientific approach to controlling dragons and thereby gaining immortality like cottonmouth. I think he took a more mystical approach with an Animus touched object he found or stole. He's been killing off his sons and replacing them so no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been in power. Which is why he's so frustrated with Undauntable. Undauntable isn't enough like him for him to convincingly just take his place after he kills him.
Random theory I've had for a while now. Assuming the next arc is the last and Tui is cleaning up plot holes, I have a theory about the Invincible Lord. I feel like he's actually cottonmouths brother (Coyote) that never left pyrrhia and is still trying to take control of the dragons. (Or the original emperor cottonmouth worked for.) Instead of a scientific approach to controlling dragons and thereby gaining immortality like cottonmouth. I think he took a more mystical approach with an Animus touched object he found or stole. He's been killing off his sons and replacing them so no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been in power. Which is why he's so frustrated with Undauntable. Undauntable isn't enough like him for him to convincingly just take his place after he kills him.
12/04/2024
The Weirdo (DarkwalkerWoF)
16 rated books, 51 posts
Visitor-1V28P5 (November 29, 2024)Random theory I've had for a while now. Assuming the next arc is the last and Tui is cleaning up plot holes, I have a theory about the Invincible Lord. I feel like he's actually cottonmouths brother (Coyote) that never left pyrrhia and is still trying to take control of the dragons. (Or the original emperor cottonmouth worked for.) Instead of a scientific approach to controlling dragons and thereby gaining immortality like cottonmouth. I think he took a more mystical approach with an Animus touched object he found or stole. He's been killing off his sons and replacing them so no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been in power. Which is why he's so frustrated with Undauntable. Undauntable isn't enough like him for him to convincingly just take his place after he kills him.Except, Cottonmouth was over 5 thousand years old, thanks to the breath of evil. The Invincible Lord isn't.
[quote=Visitor-1V28P5 (November 29, 2024)]Random theory I've had for a while now. Assuming the next arc is the last and Tui is cleaning up plot holes, I have a theory about the Invincible Lord. I feel like he's actually cottonmouths brother (Coyote) that never left pyrrhia and is still trying to take control of the dragons. (Or the original emperor cottonmouth worked for.) Instead of a scientific approach to controlling dragons and thereby gaining immortality like cottonmouth. I think he took a more mystical approach with an Animus touched object he found or stole. He's been killing off his sons and replacing them so no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been in power. Which is why he's so frustrated with Undauntable. Undauntable isn't enough like him for him to convincingly just take his place after he kills him.[/quote]
Except, Cottonmouth was over 5 thousand years old, thanks to the breath of evil. The Invincible Lord isn't.
01/04/2025

Visitor-1KJFDG
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I feel like they can do more on the 2nd content, so there are 2 arcs on the 1st and the 2nd content.
I feel like they can do more on the [b]2nd content[/b], so there are 2 arcs on the 1st and the 2nd content.
01/22/2025

Visitor-KNJ9GX
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yes that would be awesome, they should be an animus who realized they could use animus magic to time travel or something like that, and because of some kind of paradox, they can use animus magic even though no one is supposed to be able to because of book 15.
yes that would be awesome, they should be an [color=#0f1f27][size=3][font=Helvetica, Tahoma, Geneva, Arial, sans-serif]animus who realized they could use animus magic to time travel or something like that, and because of some kind of paradox, they can use animus magic even though no one is supposed to be able to because of book 15.[/font][/size][/color]
01/26/2025

Visitor-KNJ9GX
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did you not read their comment? it has an explanation for that. cottonmouths brother (or emperor cottonmouth worked for) found a Animus touched object that let him live forever, and he's been killing off his sons and pretending that they took his place so that no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been alive. at least, that's what I gathered from this comment.
did you not read their comment? it has an explanation for that. cottonmouths brother (or emperor cottonmouth worked for) found a Animus touched object that let him live forever, and he's been killing off his sons and pretending that they took his place so that no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been alive. at least, that's what I gathered from this comment.
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The Weirdo (DarkwalkerWoF) (12/04/2024)
Visitor-1V28P5 (November 29, 2024)Random theory I've had for a while now. Assuming the next arc is the last and Tui is cleaning up plot holes, I have a theory about the Invincible Lord. I feel like he's actually cottonmouths brother (Coyote) that never left pyrrhia and is still trying to take control of the dragons. (Or the original emperor cottonmouth worked for.) Instead of a scientific approach to controlling dragons and thereby gaining immortality like cottonmouth. I think he took a more mystical approach with an Animus touched object he found or stole. He's been killing off his sons and replacing them so no one becomes suspicious of how long he's been in power. Which is why he's so frustrated with Undauntable. Undauntable isn't enough like him for him to convincingly just take his place after he kills him.Except, Cottonmouth was over 5 thousand years old, thanks to the breath of evil. The Invincible Lord isn't.
02/07/2025

Visitor-1RWI2H
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I think a good plot would be to fast forward 10-15 years and have the world thriving and at peace, but the tribes all needing new queens or are having instability. Coral needs to retire, Sandwing lack of successors problem, Hivewings want independence again, Silkwings don't have a competent leader they can agree on. The council is failing, Leafwings are keeping Hive and Silk under their no killing tree rules, the cohabitation is failing. Skywing princesses and Icewing Princesses have come of age to challenge their mothers, Renewal is thriving and Glory is dying (of cancer or something) so the nightwings want to leave and the rainwings have a hybrid princess. Mudwings queen dies and the nobels want the younger princess not the Bigwings to rule.
Basically, the plot will be of the protagonist (all hybrid dragons) creating issues by trying to force the tribes together when it is not the solution. This allows us to return to the book structure of seperate tribes from arc one and Darkstalker which (not arguably) had THE BEST WORLDBUILDING and structure. The books end with everyone agreeing to live seperately with Queens ruling because it is the natural structure of the dragon world, because its an imperfect world, and forcing everybody to have a happy ending isn't truly a happy one.
The books could be structured as so
Book 1: Mud/Sea hybrid living in the mudwing kingdom, the Moorhen dies and the younger princess is crowned, everything is super unstable because of this and its a politics and murder mystery book which ends in news that Queen Glory has died from her illness.
Book 2: The daughter of Glory and Deathbringer has to deal with the Nightwings leaving and the Rainwings doubting she can lead, she is feeling pressure by the younger Rainwings who are ambitious and educated to take a Rainwing spouse and not her current hybrid lover (previous protag?) Book ends with Nightwings who have left declaring Fierceteeth as their Queen and news that Queen Ruby has been killed by her daughter.
Book 3: Son of Quibi and Moon has visions of death and destruction is trying to pull everyone back together and watches as he makes everything fall apart. Name him Skyfire because it would be humorous to have him named something that blinds Nightwing powers.
Book 4: Sky/Ice dragon lives between both kingdoms, Prince Cliff's lover, they flee to the ice kingdom and Snowfall is killed by her daughter, they flee back to the sky kingdom. This book is a tragedy.
Book 5: Leaf/Silk/Hive hybrid with no powers of any tribe, realizes that division is needed for intertribal peace and begs his lover to be the new Queen of the Silkwings. He leaves her to convince the other tribes that unity is killing them all.
Just my thoughs idk.
Basically, the plot will be of the protagonist (all hybrid dragons) creating issues by trying to force the tribes together when it is not the solution. This allows us to return to the book structure of seperate tribes from arc one and Darkstalker which (not arguably) had THE BEST WORLDBUILDING and structure. The books end with everyone agreeing to live seperately with Queens ruling because it is the natural structure of the dragon world, because its an imperfect world, and forcing everybody to have a happy ending isn't truly a happy one.
The books could be structured as so
Book 1: Mud/Sea hybrid living in the mudwing kingdom, the Moorhen dies and the younger princess is crowned, everything is super unstable because of this and its a politics and murder mystery book which ends in news that Queen Glory has died from her illness.
Book 2: The daughter of Glory and Deathbringer has to deal with the Nightwings leaving and the Rainwings doubting she can lead, she is feeling pressure by the younger Rainwings who are ambitious and educated to take a Rainwing spouse and not her current hybrid lover (previous protag?) Book ends with Nightwings who have left declaring Fierceteeth as their Queen and news that Queen Ruby has been killed by her daughter.
Book 3: Son of Quibi and Moon has visions of death and destruction is trying to pull everyone back together and watches as he makes everything fall apart. Name him Skyfire because it would be humorous to have him named something that blinds Nightwing powers.
Book 4: Sky/Ice dragon lives between both kingdoms, Prince Cliff's lover, they flee to the ice kingdom and Snowfall is killed by her daughter, they flee back to the sky kingdom. This book is a tragedy.
Book 5: Leaf/Silk/Hive hybrid with no powers of any tribe, realizes that division is needed for intertribal peace and begs his lover to be the new Queen of the Silkwings. He leaves her to convince the other tribes that unity is killing them all.
Just my thoughs idk.
I think a good plot would be to fast forward 10-15 years and have the world thriving and at peace, but the tribes all needing new queens or are having instability. Coral needs to retire, Sandwing lack of successors problem, Hivewings want independence again, Silkwings don't have a competent leader they can agree on. The council is failing, Leafwings are keeping Hive and Silk under their no killing tree rules, the cohabitation is failing. Skywing princesses and Icewing Princesses have come of age to challenge their mothers, Renewal is thriving and Glory is dying (of cancer or something) so the nightwings want to leave and the rainwings have a hybrid princess. Mudwings queen dies and the nobels want the younger princess not the Bigwings to rule.
 
Basically, the plot will be of the protagonist (all hybrid dragons) creating issues by trying to force the tribes together when it is not the solution. This allows us to return to the book structure of seperate tribes from arc one and Darkstalker which (not arguably) had THE BEST WORLDBUILDING and structure. The books end with everyone agreeing to live seperately with Queens ruling because it is the natural structure of the dragon world, because its an imperfect world, and forcing everybody to have a happy ending isn't truly a happy one.
 
The books could be structured as so
 
Book 1: Mud/Sea hybrid living in the mudwing kingdom, the Moorhen dies and the younger princess is crowned, everything is super unstable because of this and its a politics and murder mystery book which ends in news that Queen Glory has died from her illness.
 
Book 2: The daughter of Glory and Deathbringer has to deal with the Nightwings leaving and the Rainwings doubting she can lead, she is feeling pressure by the younger Rainwings who are ambitious and educated to take a Rainwing spouse and not her current hybrid lover (previous protag?) Book ends with Nightwings who have left declaring Fierceteeth as their Queen and news that Queen Ruby has been killed by her daughter.
 
Book 3: Son of Quibi and Moon has visions of death and destruction is trying to pull everyone back together and watches as he makes everything fall apart. Name him Skyfire because it would be humorous to have him named something that blinds Nightwing powers.
 
Book 4: Sky/Ice dragon lives between both kingdoms, Prince Cliff's lover, they flee to the ice kingdom and Snowfall is killed by her daughter, they flee back to the sky kingdom. This book is a tragedy.
 
Book 5: Leaf/Silk/Hive hybrid with no powers of any tribe, realizes that division is needed for intertribal peace and begs his lover to be the new Queen of the Silkwings. He leaves her to convince the other tribes that unity is killing them all.
 
Just my thoughs idk.
02/14/2025

Visitor-DWU7SH
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Visitor-1TS7GG (February 28, 2024)Mabye could also have a new part of Seawings who live deeper that can help the LeafSilk kingdom but gets revealed later in the story. At the end?That’s a great idea
[quote=Visitor-1TS7GG (February 28, 2024)]Mabye could also have a new part of Seawings who live deeper that can help the LeafSilk kingdom but gets revealed later in the story. At the end?[/quote]
That’s a great idea
02/27/2025

Visitor-LJNAV
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i read guide to your dragon world and it literally said for the mudwing part: The sluglike qualities of the mudwings by wisemind of the nightwings. THE DISRESPECT.
i read guide to your dragon world and it literally said for the mudwing part: The sluglike qualities of the mudwings by wisemind of the nightwings. THE DISRESPECT.
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