- "Being as wealthy as dragons won't make us as powerful as dragons."
- — Stone to Heath, Dragonslayer
Stone is an adult male human who was introduced in Dragonslayer. He is Heath and Rose's brother, Ivy's uncle, and the killer of Queen Oasis.
Description[]
Stone has a beard[1] and is the biggest of his siblings.[2] He has a rusty voice.[3]
Personality[]
Stone is said to be always sad,[4] overprotective,[5] broody, and judgy. He dislikes talking about the death of Queen Oasis. Boar describes him as a lost cause even though he is the human who killed Oasis.[6] He seems to not want too much attention, as he let Heath take the credit of killing Queen Oasis. He is stubborn[7] and insistent, willing to risk his life alone in the SandWing stronghold so that he would not lose another family member to the palace.
Biography[]
The Dragonet Prophecy[]
| The Dragonet Prophecy |
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| Stone was indirectly mentioned when the dragonets discussed the human who killed Queen Oasis many times. |
| The Lost Heir |
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| Stone was indirectly mentioned when Tsunami saw two scavengers stranded in the storm and thought of the scavengers that had killed Queen Oasis. She expressed anger towards the two scavengers, but gave them her mercy by putting them somewhere where they would not drown, thinking that despite what the scavengers did, she would let them live. |
| The Hidden Kingdom |
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| Stone and his siblings were indirectly mentioned when Glory explained to Jambu about how the War of SandWing Succession started. |
| The Dark Secret |
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| Stone and his siblings were indirectly mentioned during Starflight and Fatespeaker's conversation when they found out that the NightWings tracked scavenger dens because they wanted to find Oasis' treasure. |
| The Brightest Night |
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Stone was in the prologue with Heath and Rose, when Oasis caught them stealing the SandWing treasure. He was later indirectly mentioned along with Rose and Heath when Smolder explained to Sunny that they had killed Oasis. |
The Jade Mountain Prophecy[]
| Darkness of Dragons |
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| In the prologue, Stone along with Heath and Rose were riding horses through the desert heading towards Oasis' palace. |
The Lost Continent Prophecy[]
| The Flames of Hope |
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| Bullfrog indirectly mentioned Stone as the scavenger who managed to kill Queen Oasis. |
Legends[]
| Dragonslayer |
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In the prologue, Stone went out with his younger brother, Heath, and his younger sister, Rose, to go steal treasure from Oasis. The idea was Heath's, but Stone was convinced to come along with them and is given the job of transporting the treasure. At the time the prologue takes place, Stone and Heath were waiting outside for Rose, who was grabbing more treasure. Stone argued with Heath about the treasure making them powerful, but Heath denied his ideas. Eventually, Rose came out of the treasure room with the extra treasure, and the trio began to go back to Valor. However, they are interrupted when Oasis attacked them. All three of them fought, but Stone eventually killed Oasis by stabbing her in the eye with his spear. After Oasis's death, Stone realized that Rose has gone missing. However, Heath's pride and the threat of incoming dragons stopped Stone from looking for Rose, but he still worried about Rose after he was long gone. Stone was mentioned again by Ivy's mother when Ivy asked her about the Dragonslayer, and why her Uncle Stone was yelling at him about running away from Valor. Ivy theorized that Stone wanted the Dragonslayer to slay all the other dragons, but Lark responded by saying that she would tell her why when she got older. A few years later, Stone had a dream that Rose was still alive, and so he left Valor to try to find her. He ended up in a dragon city, and he gave up and headed back home. He used his invisibility chain from the SandWing treasure to ride an ice dragon back to Valor, where he was found by the Wingwatchers. He explained what he had been doing, and when Rose was brought up, Ivy asked who she was. Stone brought Ivy and her friends to his cave and told them about Rose. Daffodil asked where the treasure was, and he admitted that he did not take any, except the invisibility chain. When Leaf came to Valor seeking the Dragonslayer and accidentally mentioned a message from the Indestructible City from the Invincible Lord which made Heath angry, Ivy took him to Stones' cave where he could hide with him until Heath calmed down. Stone grumpily accepted him and Leaf wanted to know the real truth about what happened and Stone replied with "No you don't." When Heath began arresting Wingwatchers from his paranoia about a conspiracy, two of his goons came to Stones door wanting to arrest Leaf whom Heath thought was an assassin. Stone lied and said he sent him to get some water which fooled some of the guards before Stone slammed the door in his face and he and Leaf escaped through a tunnel he dug a while ago, knowing he'd need it one day because of Heath's problem. They ran into Ivy and Daffodil to which Stone explained Heath was paranoid ever since the day Queen Oasis died. Stone took them to the ruins of the old village where they found Forest whom told them about Heath arresting more people and wanting Leaf so he could execute them all together to Ivy's horror. Not knowing what to do, Ivy, Daffodil and Leaf tried to think while Stone just slept in the ancient temple ruins. When Ivy used a the dreamvisitor and accidentally discovered Sunny and Rose was alive, they went to the SandWing Stronghold to get Rose back. When they arrived Stone was mistaken for Rose by a SandWing in the kitchen, and taken to Smolder, who pointed to Rose on the pillows and the dragon dropped Stone onto the pillows below. Rose was shocked to see her brother again while he burst into tears and they hugged each other. Stone told Rose what happened and when Ivy asked her to come home, she rejected, stating she didn't want to be bossed around anymore and Heath's problem wasn't hers to deal with and that she was happy with Smolder. Stone was upset given Rose was a 'pet' to Smolder but she was happy that way. When Rose mentioned Wren, Leaf was shocked and quickly wanted to find her and Rose called Sweetface (Cereus) who flew Leaf in Sky's direction and the siblings reunited before Sweetface went back with Leaf to get the others and bring them back over the wall where Stone indirectly met Wren. |
Winglets[]
| Deserter |
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| Stone was indirectly mentioned when Queen Oasis was found dead. |
Family Tree[]
| Stone | Heath | Lark | Rose | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ivy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Quotes[]
- "We're a perfect dragon's dinner, […] just sitting at their front door, like we're asking to be eaten. No other creatures in Pyrrhia walk right up to the dragons like humans do. They must think we're the dumbest prey on the planet. Maybe we are, if we really think we can steal their treasure and get away with it."
- ― A thought about killing Queen Oasis (Dragonslayer, prologue)
- "Being as wealthy as dragons won't make us as powerful as dragons."
- ― to Heath (Dragonslayer, prologue)
- "I can't go home like this. If I return to Father carrying bags of treasure instead of my sister's body … […] And when they catch us …"
- ― A thought (Dragonslayer, prologue)
- "I had a dream that Rose was still alive, and so I went looking for her, but the desert nearly killed me, and then I ended up in a dragon city, which took me forever to escape, and the whole expedition was a disaster, and I don't know what I was thinking. She's been dead for almost twenty years. There's no way she could have survived even a day out there among the dragons, on her own."
- ― to the Wingwatchers about where he had gone to (Dragonslayer, page 183)
- "I didn't see what happened to her, […] Heath said he did, but he didn't give me any details. We were too busy running and hiding. But that's why I thought — when I had that dream, I thought maybe he was wrong. Maybe she survived somehow. I'm such an idiot, chasing a dream of a dead girl into a dragon city."
- ― to Ivy, Daffodil, and Violet on trying to find Rose (Dragonslayer, page 203)
- "Doesn't quite fit the happy heroic ending, does it? […] I bet you don't hear much about the scorched villages or the dragons' vengeance either."
- ― to Ivy, Daffodil, and Violet (Dragonslayer, page 204)
- "My brother destroyed the world, […] And I helped him do it."
- ― to Ivy, Daffodil, and Violet (Dragonslayer, page 204)
- "No, not like this, […] I remember how it was, and when I start to forget, I read the old stories, the ones they won't give you in school anymore. People used to live aboveground, in ordinary towns, all over this continent. Occasionally someone would get eaten, but the dragons rarely burned whole villages. Not until we stole their treasure, killed their queen, and gave them something to be really vengeful about."
- ― to Ivy, Daffodil, and Violet on the consequences of killing Queen Oasis and stealing the treasure of the sand dragons (Dragonslayer, page 205)
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 445
- ↑ Dragonslayer, prologue
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 181
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 138
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 447
- ↑ Dragonslayer, epilogue
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 429
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