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The PoisonWings were a coalition of extremely militaristic LeafWings founded by Linden, who wanted revenge on the HiveWings and SilkWings after what happened in the Tree Wars. Belladonna became their leader after she died.

Belladonna and most of the PoisonWing army were under the control of the othermind. The rest temporarily settled in Pyrrhia with the SapWings before returning to Pantala and living in the LeafSilk Kingdom.

Goals/Description[]

All PoisonWings are biologically LeafWings. PoisonWings also do not have traditional LeafWing names — rather, they are named after carnivorous and poisonous plants that are in the Poison Jungle.[1] They used to be named after different kinds of trees, but only the SapWings stuck to that tradition after the Tree Wars. The last LeafWing queen, Sequoia, had ordered Linden, Belladonna's mother and an important general, to abandon the battle and go into hiding to wait until Queen Wasp died, but she refused.[2] The PoisonWings wanted revenge on the HiveWings for destroying all the trees on Pantala.

PoisonWings also had arranged marriages, usually with two dragonets with the strongest leafspeak.[3] These marriages were based on the two partners' leafspeak abilities, somewhat in a fashion similar to selective breeding. The status of a PoisonWing may have also been based on their leafspeak abilities.

Members[]

History[]

The Lost Continent Prophecy[]

The Poison Jungle[]

The PoisonWings were formally named in the book. Sundew introduced her friends to others in her faction as they sought refugee from the Hives. At the end of the book, the PoisonWings fled Pantala.

Field Guides[]

A Guide to the Dragon World[]

The origin of the PoisonWings was detailed in letters sent between Linden and Sequoia in the LeafWing chapter of the guide.

Trivia[]

  • The SapWings know about the PoisonWings and learned about them in school, but the PoisonWing dragonets do not learn about the SapWings.[1]
  • The PoisonWings group their warrior dragons together and calls the group a pod.[4]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Poison Jungle, page 79
  2. The Poison Jungle, page 96
  3. The Poison Jungle, page 46
  4. The Hive Queen, page 267
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