Recognizing their adopted sisters scent, a few of the heirs paused in their roughhousing, with Velda and Braxas being the exception.

"Yuki!" Sturgeous squeaked, tackling the little water dragon. "We gots wings! Look! We gots wings!!!"

Now settled on a broad ledge in the darklands, the great dragon paced, claws digging into the dark volcanic stone.

"Yeh don't know that!" he bellowed, tossing his horns to relieve some of his anxiety. "Even worse, he's too young teh know she's DANGEROUS! D'yeh know how inter-generational wars are started? With the changin' the minds a' the young 'n' turnin' them against their elders. Don't think I don't know how those sort a' things play out!"

With a frustrated snarl, the great dragon lashed his tail against a cavern wall, gouging it with his purple crystals. After another snarl and a spit of flame, the dark scaled dragon huffed and seemed to settle slightly.

“Excuse me!” She calls. “Are you an Aham..a wish dragon?!”

Outside the Last City, a gigantic, glistening black dragon loafed, basking in the brilliant sunshine. His scales glistened like polished obsidian as he yawned, licking his angular face with a fat purple-black tongue before glancing down at the smallish calling up to him.

Feeling a pinch on his wing, Bonely lifted the limb and stared at the tiny, bioluminescent thing dangling from its thick leather. If his eyebrows weren't made of angular horn, he might've raised them at the young dragon hound hanging and possibly growling from his half-folded wing.

Wow... Okay. I'm a lot bigger than I remember.

Dio then suddenly sneezes, causing his wings to flap as a small puff of fire comes out.

Gina didn’t know how it had happened, but she had been turned into a small, blue dragon no bigger than a large lizard. That wouldn’t be so bad, if she knew how to use her wings to fly. She was stuck walking on the ground and hoping no one would step on her.

“I have wings.” She flapped her tiny blue wings. “I just can’t fly with them.”

“I’ve always wanted to be a dragon...”

*poof*

“Hey, how come everything’s so big?”