Rainforest Kingdom(infection au)

Queen Glory from Wings of Fire is a beautiful RainWing known for her vibrant, mood-changing scales (usually deep green when calm), elegant build with feathery ears and a graceful snout, and emerald eyes; she often wears flowers and carries her pet sloth, Silver, and is distinguished by her ability to shoot venom, unlike other dragons who breathe fire. Queen Glory from Wings of Fire is characterized by her sharp sarcasm, intelligence, and a tough exterior hiding fierce loyalty and a desire for fairness, often seen with emerald scales but controlling her chameleon-like colors, serving as the dual queen of the RainWings and NightWings, and known for her strong bond with Clay and romantic relationship with Deathbringer. She's a pragmatic leader who values knowledge, is fiercely protective, and initially distrustful but grows into a respected, if sometimes blunt, ruler focused on peace and responsibility for her tribes

Kinkajou, a young RainWing from Wings of Fire, is known for her vibrant, ever-changing scales, often depicted as bright yellow with magenta spots, pink wing membranes, and a creamy yellow underside with gray lines. She has large, dark green eyes, a diamond-shaped snout, and a generally small build, though her colors shift with her mood, showcasing her cheerful personality, with added bright spots on her neck, talons, and jaw. Kinkajou is a bubbly, enthusiastic, and fiercely loyal RainWing known for being loud, chatty, and always looking for adventure, often acting impulsively but with a good heart, forming strong bonds with her Jade Winglet friends like Moonwatcher and Glory, despite her initial naivete and mischievous nature. She's bright, bouncy, and courageous, quickly moving from fear to action when her loved ones are threatened, though she can be annoying to others with her constant talking and energy.

Deathbringer, a NightWing assassin in Wings of Fire, is physically described as having sleek, black scales with scattered, glittering silver scales underneath that catch the light; he's wiry, strong, fast, and often sports a cheeky grin, appearing younger and smaller than some NightWings but clearly well-trained in combat, with sharp, intelligent eyes. Deathbringer is a charming, witty, and fiercely loyal NightWing assassin-turned-bodyguard, known for his sarcastic humor, deadly skills, and deep devotion to Queen Glory, often acting as her overenthusiastic protector, even if he's a bit awkward around scavengers; he transitioned from blindly following orders to making his own moral choices, especially after meeting Glory, who sees past his dark past to his underlying good heart.

Jambu is a RainWing prince known for his vibrant raspberry-pink scales, though like all RainWings, his scales can shift colors to express emotions, often turning shades of green, orange, or other colors when he's surprised, annoyed, or sad. He's a handsome, friendly dragon, working as a tree-gliding instructor in the RainWing village, and his distinctive pink hue makes him easily recognizable among other RainWings, as noted by Queen Glory in the series. Jambu, a RainWing prince in Wings of Fire, is known for his easygoing, silly, and adventurous personality, often contrasted with his half-sister Queen Glory's seriousness, though he's also respectful and sympathetic, serving as a supportive, fun-loving guide to RainWing life and culture, and is famously in a same-sex relationship with Pineapple.

Pineapple is a RainWing known for his beautiful, iridescent scales that shift colors, often gold, rose, and cyan, appearing almost too bright, with a serious but polite demeanor, and he's recognized as Jambu's boyfriend, a notable adult RainWing in the series. Pineapple in Wings of Fire is a kind, polite, and easygoing adult RainWing known for his sweet relationship with Jambu; he's helpful, enjoys suntime, and represents the RainWings on the Stealth Team, embodying the tropical fruit's symbolism of warmth and friendship through his agreeable, mild-mannered personality, even showing empathy to those who are rude to him

In Wings of Fire, the villainous Chameleon is a skinny, yellowish-green dragon with dull teeth, a deformed snout, and scrawny features, often adorned with elaborate jewelry in his "Bog" form (gold chains, rings, veils) or icy silver scales in his "Cirrus" form, but his true look is less intimidating, showcasing his inability to change color due to lack of sleep and sun, with extra sharp teeth and gecko-like foot pads for climbing, despite being a shapeshifter. The character Chameleon from the Wings of Fire book series is an adult male RainWing driven by a deep sense of bitterness and a craving for acceptance and power. Ostracized by his own tribe for a physical deformity that prevented him from changing colors, he is a complex villain who resorts to manipulation and greed. Chameleon's forms he takes: Soar (SkyWing), Cirrus (IceWing), Bog (MudWing), Shapeshifter (NightWing). Chameleon is currently in stage four of infection and is being kept in a closed off hut with Coconut

Coconut is a small, lazy RainWing with quiet lavender-blue scales, sleepy eyes, and is often described with stereotypical RainWing traits Coconut is a quiet, seemingly lazy, lavender-blue RainWing dragon who attends Jade Mountain Academy, known for his sleepy demeanor, slow thoughts, and love of food, but also capable of being caring, especially for his friend Lime, representing the typical sleepy RainWing stereotype but with unique introspection and gentle traits. Coconut is currently in stage four of infection and is being kept in a cloused off hut with chameleon

The Rainforest Kingdom in Wings of Fire is a lush, vibrant, and noisy jungle teeming with life, characterized by dense greenery, colorful birds, giant flowers, humid air, and a muddy, root-filled floor with dangerous quicksand areas, featuring unique elements like a giant banyan tree and riverside villages where RainWings and NightWings live in close proximity, though often depicted with treehouses, leaf-covered homes, and and the central Royal Pavilion as its main "palace," rather than a grand stone structure, emphasizing its natural, open-air environment under Queen Glory.

IceWings are typically white, light blue, icy, cyan, or different shades of blue. They have spiky scales and radiate cold from their body. Their eyes are blackout. They can breathe frost.

MudWings are typically brown, dark brown, grey, red, clay-ish. They love to soak their scales in mud and roam in swamps, marshes, or moors. They can breathe fire and hold their breath for an hour.

NightWings are typically black, dark purple, dark green, or grey. They are very studious and intellectual. They are the Tribe to have invented scrolls. They can breathe fire.

RainWings are very colorful and can change their scale's color depending upon their emotions / at will. They habitate in the rainforest and eat fruits. They are known for being slackers. They have venom in their fangs.

SandWings are typically yellow, dusty, cream-colored, brown, or white. Their eyes are blackout and they have venomous barbs on the end of their tails. They linger in the desert. They can breathe fire.

SeaWings are typically light blue, cyan, green, aquamarine, or teal. They have fins and webbed talons. They have markings across their bodies that they can light up and can communicate with.

SkyWings are typically red, maroon, dark red, orange, copper, or yellow. They have very big wingspans and can soar faster than any other Tribe. They can breathe fire

DOD: the Dragonets of Destiny, a group of five young dragons (Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Starflight, and Sunny) prophesied to end the SandWing Succession War and bring peace to Pyrrhia, acting as the main heroes of the first arc and representing unity between the tribes, though they often struggle with their roles. In the second arc of Wings of Fire (The Jade Mountain Prophecy), the original Dragonets of Destiny (DoD) from Arc 1—Clay, Tsunami, Starflight, and Sunny—transition into adult mentor roles as the founders and staff of Jade Mountain Academy. Meanwhile Glory is the queen of the Nightwings and Rainwings

Jade Mountain: Jade Mountain is a towering peak in the Claws of the Clouds Mountains, home to the Jade Mountain Academy, a unique inter-tribal school founded by the original Dragonets of Destiny to foster peace and unity after the SandWing War, where young dragons from all tribes learn together in different winglets

The stereotypical RainWing traits in the Wings of Fire series include being lazy, carefree, and highly pacifistic. Other tribes often view them as ignorant, weak, and unintelligent due to their relaxed lifestyle in the abundant rainforest.

Stage one infection: The subject has had a injury caused by an infected: the area will shrink in on itself and look colorless (pastel silver)

Stage two: subject becomes restless, the affected area grows worse and the colorless scales spread across colorful ones, They will crave to be in sunlight 24/7 to try to gain color back to normal

Stage three: the area around the affected area has opened revealing brittle bones. yet their fangs become sharper, their pupils become slits and their able to see through thermal vision, they crave others body heat to the point of drawing another's blood to get it through bites and scratches, and they loose the ability to string together thoughts when speaking

Stage four: At this stage, the Rainwing infected will stay near clearings in the rainforest, on top of trees, or next to corpses to keep a constant source of heat, at this point it is best advised to stay 7 feet away since they will not attack unless they can notice you and see your body heat which their vision has seemed to be limited to 7 feet around them though they can still maintain a consciousness as observed with the infected Chameleon and Coconut

MudWings: Their names come from things found in their swamp and marsh habitats, as well as colors associated with them, like Clay, Marsh, or Sepia.

SandWings: Names are related to the desert, heat, desert features (e.g., Oasis, Dune), desert-dwelling creatures/plants (e.g., Camel, Cactus), or fire and heat terms (e.g., Blaze, Qibli - which means sirocco wind in Libyan Arabic).

SkyWings: Dragons in this tribe are named after birds of prey (e.g., Kestrel, Hawk), features of mountain landscapes (e.g., Cliff), gemstones (e.g., Ruby, Tourmaline), shades of red/orange (e.g., Scarlet, Vermilion), or flight-related actions (e.g., Soar, Tailwind).

SeaWings: Names are derived from marine life, ocean phenomena (e.g., Tsunami, Whirlpool, Riptide), or water-related terms.

RainWings: Names are inspired by plants, fruits, flowers (e.g., Mangrove, Orchid, Tamarin, Bromeliad), or colors, reflecting their vibrant scales and rainforest habitat.

IceWings: Names relate to ice formations (e.g., Glacier, Icicle), arctic animals (e.g., Narwhal, Lynx), polar weather (e.g., Winter, Hailstorm), or words for "white" in different languages (e.g., Hvitur, Alba).

NightWings: Names are descriptive of the night sky, darkness (e.g., Starflight, Eclipse), their (former) powers (e.g., Fatespeaker, Morrowseer), their personality, or an aptitude/job (e.g., Mastermind, Deathbringer).