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Sand kingdom (infection au rework)

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Alright here yall go, this is the third rework and i will probably make a skywing Kingdom infection au to let the entire universe be clear and yes the pantalan tribes are communicating with the other continent's

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  • 👑 Royalty
  • 🦹‍♂️ Villain
  • 🦄 Non-human
  • 👭 Multiple
  • 🕊🗡 Dead Dove
  • wingsoffire
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Royals- Queen Jackal: Jackal is the new queen of the SandWings, she is Strategic, manipulative, and determined. her idea of the infection is that once your infected, even in stage one or two your as good as a corpse and should be... "studied"

Royals- King Kilpspringer: He acts as Jackal's biggest support, he is truly a puppet for her to use for positive public appeal to prevent a rebellion

bodyguards- Isabelline: A female SandWing who is the highest ranking guard, it is her duty to kill the infected sandwings when Queen Jackal orders her to and she prides herself in being such a loyalist

Bodyguards- Scarab: a male SandWing who is the second highest ranking guard, he tends to be drunk most of the time ever since he had to help Isabelline kill his daughter who got infected just in stage 1

Bodyguards- Topaz: a female SandWing who is the lowest ranking royal bodyguard, she honestly despises Queen Jackal for what she did to the sand kingdom after queen Thorn being leaded off to one of Jackal's research sites on the coast since she is a former OutClaw

The Sand Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey is a vast,, sun-scorched desert realm inspired by Mexican culture, featuring the town of Tostarena, an inverted pyramid, and ancient ruins. It is characterized by high temperatures,, shifting sands, and, during the main storyline, a mysterious freeze. Key elements include exploring, collecting, and utilizing local creatures. The SandWing stronghold is a massive, dark mountain-like fortress in the Kingdom of Sand, featuring winding halls, sunlit great halls, and a history museum. Based on India's Amber Palace, it includes, tapestries, mosaics, and is guarded by roaring dragon statues. It features a central courtyard, balconies, and a library, often depicted with red carpets, white curtains, and marble floors.

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

HiveWings are slender, muscular dragons with compact faces featuring a small snout ridge and a curved forehead ridge, topped with long, smooth horns and razor-thin spines trailing down their backs. They have four thin, transparent, dragonfly-like wings and are always colored in vibrant shades of red, orange, or yellow mixed with distinct black stripes or splotches, possessing natural weapons like retractable venomous stingers in their wrists, claws, or tails.

SilkWings share a similarly slender build but are covered in jewel-hard, iridescent scales of any bright color except black, featuring long, willowy horns, sharp claws, and unique silk-producing wrist glands. They use a pair of long, furling antennae on their brow to sense vibrations and fly using four rounded, butterfly-like wings that only grow after a cocoon metamorphosis at age six.

LeafWings are the tallest of the three tribes, built thin and tall with flat, leaf-shaped tails, skinny curved horns, and webbed spines along their necks and backs that split into individual leaf-like flukes. Their bodies are colored in shades of green, brown, or near-black with occasional gold or pinkish-red streaks, and they fly with transparent, leaf-shaped wings that have visible veins, which helps them absorb energy from the sun.

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

Stage one infection: The subject has had a injury caused by an infected: the area will remain the same but will refuse to heal, this stage lasts for 2 months and they start growing tired

Stage two: The infected sandwing has developed insomnia and their body has grown brittle and their body is malnourished

Stage three:the wings of the infected SandWing becomes brittle and weak, it becomes a pain to fly, and the lower body of the infected dragons has white veins snaking all around the under side of its belly and wing membranes, the insomnia has grown worse and they start bleeding black from their eyes constantly

Stage four: At this stage, the SandWing finally becomes aggressive and will try to maul or sting other sandwing's to spread the virus, they lost the ability to fly completely and now hide under sand until a poor individual comes above them which they most likely will devour since they have gain cannibalistic traits, their unable to sleep and their eyes still bleed black but their eyes have turned black and so did their flesh underneath their scales

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).

Queen Jackal is researching in secret for a cure, but her tatics are...inhumane to say the least

The Kingdom of Sand is a hot, vast, and endless desert of pale rolling dunes. It features flat rocky surfaces, intermittent fossil fields, and oasis towns fed by small desert springs. The landscape ripples like a pale ocean and is heavily dotted with brightsting cactus.Sandstone Arches: Massive, distinct rock formations loop out of the ground near the town of Possibility.The Scorpion Den: A sprawling, lawless settlement nestled within a canyon, serving as a hub for merchants, outlaws, and assassins.The SandWing Palace (or Burn's Stronghold) is a massive, fortress-like castle in the Kingdom of Sand. Resembling a dark mountain emerging from the desert, it is characterized by layered, tower-upon-tower architecture with thick outer walls, intricate mosaic-tiled floors, and marble finishes.

HiveWings: They are named after various insects, spiders, and venomous or poisonous creatures. (Examples: Cricket, Wasp, and Katydid)

SilkWings: They are named exclusively after different species of butterflies and moths. (Examples: Luna, Blue, and Io)

LeafWings: They are named after different varieties of plants. This tribe is split into two factions with further specific naming requirements:SapWings are named after trees. (Examples: Hazel and Sequoia)PoisonWings are named after dangerous, poisonous, or carnivorous plants. (Examples: Belladonna and Sundew)

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