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"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“We’re looking for what brings peace to our rainforest,†Glory pointed out, “and for whatever gives dragons a chance to be their best selves.†She hesitated, glancing around at Anemone, who had curled up drowsily under a mammoth fern. “Something does feel weird, though,†she added in a lower voice. “Like I’m not entirely sure I trust my decisions right now.â€She’s feeling what Qibli felt, Turtle guessed. Torn between Darkstalker’s spell and what her own intelligence is telling her.Darkstalker emerged from the prison, closing the heavy metal door with a grim clunk behind him. Turtle noticed that he didn’t return the keys to Glory, but neither did she ask for them.“Now that’s taken care of,†he said, “and your life has been saved and everything, I’ll return to my tribe and get some sleep. We have a long flight ahead in the morning!â€â€œThank you,†Glory said — a little reluctantly, Turtle thought, or maybe he just hoped so.“Cheer up, Your Majesty!†Darkstalker said cheerfully. “We stopped some bad guys tonight! Isn’t that fantastic? Just think what kind of teamwork our tribes might have ahead of us.â€â€œWait,†said Deathbringer, tilting his head. “Didn’t you say there were five dragons coming to attack Glory tonight? Why were there only four prisoners?â€Was that a moment of hesitation from Darkstalker?“I didn’t want to alarm you,†he said slowly. “There was a third SandWing … but he fought back, and I was forced to kill him.â€If that’s true, he did it very quickly, Turtle thought. And silently.“Oh,†said Deathbringer. “Well. Good.â€â€œThat’s unfortunate,†said Glory at the same time. “We should find out his name from the other two. I’m sure Queen Thorn will want that information.â€â€œIndeed. Very wise,†said Darkstalker, nodding. “And I’ll take care of the body for you, don’t worry.â€Kinkajou jabbed Turtle in the side and he nearly jumped out of his scales."
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"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I need a quick refresher on a plot point from a book. What does Cricket ask Sundew to request from her parents? What is Sundew's response?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help with that! Cricket asks Sundew to ask her parents to leave Jewel Hive out of the conflict for as long as possible, hoping Lady Jewel would then side with them if her dragons aren't harmed. Sundew, looking torn, agrees to ask. Did you need any more details on that particular event?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I have another question about a book. What is a character's intention regarding an egg, and what risk does another character point out?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "I understand. One character wants to find out if the creature in the egg will have a queen in its head. Another character points out that it seems like a risky experiment. The first character acknowledges the risk but justifies it by stating that she is a scientist, and sometimes risks are necessary. Is there anything else you'd like to know about that?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, I think that answers my question. I just realized I had another question that's pretty much the same thing, so maybe you can just answer it now: What experiment does Cricket plan to conduct, and what risk does Tau point out?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sure, I'll answer. Cricket plans to conduct an experiment to find out if a particular dragonet will have the queen in its head, too. Tau points out that this seems like a risky experiment. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“We have to tell your parents to call off their other plan,†Cricket said breathlessly. “It’s sunset; we have to do it now. How do we get to them?â€Sundew made a face — her trying-not-to-make-a-face face. “Cricket … it’s amazing and insane and creepy what you found, but it doesn’t change anything.â€â€œOf course it does!†Cricket pulled the egg back into her chest. “We can stop her from stabbing any more eggs! Once I tell Lady Jewel, I know she’ll come up with some way to protect them — maybe the other Hive rulers will, too.â€â€œBut even if they can — and I don’t see how, with Queen Wasp still in charge — but even if we could save the eggs, we can’t save the dragons who are already in her Hive mind, can we?†Sundew asked. “We still have an entire tribe of Wasp-brains to deal with, right? There’s no way to shut it down.â€Cricket glanced around as Blue wove his tail through hers. “There might be,†he said. “Ask your parents for more time — maybe we can find out more.â€â€œThey are really not going to like that,†Sundew said. “Our dragons want vengeance, HiveWing. The last time I saw my parents, they barely listened to my report at all.â€â€œBut nobody wants another war, do they?†Cricket brushed rain and tears off her face. “Don’t they remember how terrible the Tree Wars were?â€â€œOf course they do,†said Sundew. “That’s exactly why they’re doing this. The HiveWings started it. The LeafWings are going to end it.â€â€œIt must be awful,†Blue said, “thinking that war is the only solution.†He lifted the egg gently out of Cricket’s talons and dried it with his cape.“Isn’t there something we can do?†Cricket said again. “There must be something. We know Queen Wasp’s secrets now. If we tell everyone … if dragons knew the truth …â€â€œThey still couldn’t stop her,†Sundew said. “She controls them completely.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
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"from": "human",
"value": "I have a fairly specific question -- it's related to the book series \"Wings of Fire\", by Tui T. Sutherland. What does Cricket want to do immediately after discovering something \"amazing and insane and creepy\"?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Let me check that for you... Cricket wants to tell Lady Jewel immediately so that Lady Jewel and the other Hive rulers can find a way to protect the eggs from being stabbed. Do you have any other questions about the \"Wings of Fire\" series, or anything else?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. What does Cricket believe the solution might be, now that they know Queen Wasp's secrets?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Cricket believes that if they tell everyone the truth about Queen Wasp's secrets, dragons might be able to stop her. However, Sundew counters that even if dragons knew the truth, they couldn't stop Queen Wasp because she controls them completely. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "Tsunami saw Riptide again once all her friends got out and into the middle of an attack. Riptide apologized to Tsunami before they all escaped through the clear area up high. While flying, Blister attempted to stab Webs in the heart, but Tsunami intercepted her and Blister managed to stab him, but missed his heart. Tsunami flew alongside Webs and took him with her friends. For the rest of the day, Sunny, Tsunami, Glory, Clay, Starflight, and Webs flew from an island to land. Once they got there, it was dark, and Tsunami and Starflight talked to each other. Clay brought up the fact that they needed to help Webs. Tsunami suggested that the RainWings could help them cure SandWing venom, so that was where they should head after they rest. She also hoped her mother and everyone else would make it through the attack. She realized that at the end of the day, before going to sleep, there were more important things than being queen.Epilogue Morrowseer and Blister stood over the smoking ruins of the Summer Palace, lamenting the parts of their plan gone wrong. He and Nautilus revealed the existence of the false dragonets, and the three discussed who they should replace.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading a book and got a bit confused about a specific part. What is the significance of realizing there are more important things than being queen?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Ah, the significance of realizing there are more important things than being queen is that Tsunami realizes that there are more important things than being queen. Does that help clarify that aspect of the book?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "I see. I had another question about a different part of the book. After escaping, what did a group of friends do, and what problem did they face?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "After escaping, Sunny, Tsunami, Glory, Clay, Starflight, and Webs flew from an island to land. Once they arrived, it was dark, and it became apparent that Webs needed medical attention. Does that give you a better understanding of what happened? Is there anything else I can help you with?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "Fierceteeth Fierceteeth is Starflight's older half-sister. Fierceteeth views him as sappy, tragic, and disappointing; however, she believes she would show mercy towards him if she ever became queen of the NightWings. Glory Glory, like the rest of the dragonets (not including Sunny), was always very annoyed by Starflight's lectures. She has made blunt remarks about his tribe to his face, but nevertheless seems to care about him. They seem to trust each other since they have known each other since their hatching day. Starflight seems to admire Glory's way of remembering things easily and making plans. This is demonstrated when Starflight used the dreamvisitor to appear in her dreams, and while the other dragonets believed that Starflight was just a part of their dream, Glory immediately knew that he had found a dreamvisitor. In The Dark Secret, they work together to unite the RainWings and the NightWings along with the help of the dragonets.Kestrel Starflight was afraid of Kestrel and her short temper. He would hide in the shadows if the SkyWing was nearby, and would often get burned by Kestrel just like all the other dragonets. He did, however, stand up to her by helping Sunny melt the chains Kestrel put on Tsunami.Mastermind Starflight shares many traits with his father, including scale patterns and extreme intelligence. At first, Starflight wanted to have a good relationship working with his father. But, when he learned what Mastermind was doing to the RainWings, he felt horrified. He still helped his father but was wary of him. Mastermind was very impressed with Starflight and wanted him to be his assistant. After The Dark Secret, Mastermind was put into prison and Starflight wanted little to do with him after the incident with the RainWings. It is unknown how Mastermind currently feels about this, or if he even knows how Starflight feels about him.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
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"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story about a son and a father, and I'm curious how their relationship might change under certain circumstances. Specifically, how can a son's relationship with his father evolve when the son learns the father is doing something morally wrong?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's a complex and interesting question. Here's a possible evolution of that relationship: At first, the son wanted to have a good relationship working with his father, who he shares many traits with, including scale patterns and extreme intelligence. But, when he learned what his father was doing to others, he felt horrified. He still helped his father but was wary of him. The father was very impressed with his son and wanted him to be his assistant. After the incident, the father was put into prison, and the son wanted little to do with him. It is unknown how the father currently feels about this, or if he even knows how the son feels about him. I hope that helps you with your story! Do you have any other questions for me?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. I'm also trying to figure out the views of another character in the story. What is Fierceteeth's relationship to Starflight, and what are her views on him?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fierceteeth is Starflight's older half-sister. She views him as sappy, tragic, and disappointing. However, she believes she would show mercy towards him if she ever became queen of the NightWings. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding character relationships or worldbuilding?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, one more question along the lines of that first one. How did Starflight's relationship with his father, Mastermind, change after learning about his actions?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Starflight initially wanted a good relationship with his father and was impressed by his intelligence, which they share. However, after learning about Mastermind's actions towards the RainWings, Starflight was horrified. He continued to help his father but became wary of him. After Mastermind was imprisoned, Starflight wanted little to do with him. Mastermind's current feelings about Starflight are unknown. Do you need help with anything else?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nClearsight dragged Darkstalker far back into the cave, letting her tears fall but not stopping to give in to her grief. The cave ended in a small chamber, solid granite on all sides. She rolled him against the back wall and checked the bracelet to make sure it was securely fastened around Darkstalker’s arm.Then she filled in the cave with boulders from the hillside, piling them up to hide the sleeping dragon inside. He could never be found, never be set free, or else Pyrrhia would be in danger all over again.When that was done, she found another mountain where she could watch and wait for the earthquake to come. Once Agate Mountain had collapsed, burying Darkstalker deep in the earth, she’d know it was safe to leave him there.The sun spread across her wings as she sat on the ridge, breathing in the light of the new dawn.It worked.I did this.All those futures I saw, all the plans I made to take us along the right paths … that’s all gone now. We never got married. We never took the throne or stopped the war. We never had our dragonets.She closed her eyes, trying not to think about that. How could she mourn dragons who’d never existed in the first place? They were no more real than anything else about the timelines she’d shattered.But she could still see their faces in her mind, and she knew she would always miss them.What am I going to do now?She took a deep breath and let the new futures roll out before her.There was nothing for her back in the tribe. The other NightWings would never trust her again after seeing her on that stage with Darkstalker, even if she told them what she’d done to him — and she couldn’t tell anyone that. No one could ever know where he was or how easy it would be to wake him up.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
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"from": "human",
"value": "I've been reading the *Wings of Fire* series and I'm a little confused about Clearsight's actions in *Darkstalker*. What actions did Clearsight take to ensure Darkstalker could not be found or set free?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "I see, I can help with that! Clearsight dragged Darkstalker into a small, solid granite chamber at the back of a cave, secured a bracelet around his arm, filled in the cave entrance with boulders to hide him, and then found another mountain to watch and wait for an earthquake to collapse Agate Mountain, burying Darkstalker deep in the earth. Do you have any more questions about Clearsight's actions?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. Why did Clearsight feel she could not return to her tribe?"
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{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight felt she could not return to her tribe because the other NightWings would never trust her again after seeing her on stage with Darkstalker, even if she told them what she'd done to him. Additionally, she couldn't reveal what she did since no one could ever know where he was or how easy it would be to wake him up. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding *Wings of Fire*?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "One more question. What did Clearsight mourn, despite the fact that those events \"never existed in the first place?\""
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight mourned the futures she had foreseen and planned for, including marrying Darkstalker, taking the throne, stopping the war, and having dragonets. Even though those events never occurred, she still saw their faces in her mind and knew she would always miss them. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nLike most SkyWings, he also hated IceWings since they were allied with Blaze during the War of SandWing Succession. He was also judgmental of Hailstorm as Eagle thought that some dragon hired him to make a fool out of him. When Qibli explained that Hailstorm's behavior was due to a \"head injury,\" however, Eagle became sympathetic, and said he hoped Hailstorm would recover.Biography The Jade Mountain ProphecyQuotesGalleryEagle (WT) GN 2.jpeg|Eagle from Winter Turning (graphic novel), by Mike Holmes EagleWTTemplateSkyla.png|Reference byEagle (WT) GN 1.jpeg Eagle (WT) GN 3.jpegReferencesfr:AigleEarthwormEarthworm is an adult female HiveWing who was mentioned in The Lost Continent. She is the chemistry professor at Terrarium Academy.Personality Cricket describes Earthworm as uninteresting. Biography The Lost Continent Prophecy The Lost Continent When visiting the chemistry lab at Cricket's school with Blue, Cricket wondered how many of the green growth vials she would be able to steal without Professor Earthworm noticing. Blue felt guilty about this, wondering if Earthworm would feel irresponsible and anxious about how the potions would be used and wrongfully blame a student the next morning. Cricket mentioned her again a while later, stating that she and Bombardier were not interesting.Referencesfr:Limace de:EarthwormEarwigEarwig is a female HiveWing who was introduced in The Flames of Hope. She was formerly a resident of Tsetse Hive and currently resides in the LeafSilk Kingdom.Description Earwig has red and black scales. Personality Earwig probably does not want any reminder of the Hives, as she left to go to the SilkWing encampments. She is also kind and grateful, as she kept trying to look for the dragons who gave her the map back home. She seems to hate physical pain, as she asked to be mind-controlled after being injured in the battle on the island."
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"from": "human",
"value": "I just read a book that had a character named Eagle in it. What are Eagle's defining traits?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Eagle hates IceWings because of their alliance with Blaze during the War of SandWing Succession. He is judgmental of Hailstorm, initially suspecting he was hired to be a fool. However, he is also capable of sympathy, as shown when he learned the reason for Hailstorm's behavior and expressed hope for his recovery."
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“Absolutely not,†said Blister, advancing on them. “That is mine. I deserve it. I took the rest of the SandWing treasure. I tricked Mother into flying to her death alone.†She gave the old queen’s bones a scornful look. “I used my brain to get out of facing Burn in a challenge duel, by turning our fight into a war.†She hissed at the dragonets, her usual stillness broken into trembling anger. “I am the smartest dragon in Pyrrhia. I am the rightful SandWing queen.â€She flicked her tail at Burn’s body, then at Blaze, who was crouched on the stones, bleeding from several small wounds. “Besides, it’s in the prophecy,†she growled. “Of three queens who blister and blaze and burn, two shall die …â€â€œAnd one shall learn,†Sunny quoted back at her, “if she bows to a fate that is stronger and higher, she’ll have the power of wings of fire.†Morrowseer was talking about the NightWings, hinting that the winning queen would have to submit to the NightWing tribe. But this is much better. “This is your fate — to accept your new queen.†She nodded at Thorn.Blister coiled her venomous tail up, giving Sunny and Thorn a cold glare that was unsettlingly like the dragonbite viper’s. “You don’t seriously think that’s going to happen, do you?â€â€œSo fight me,†Thorn said. “I’m not afraid of you. I can win this throne in battle, if that’s how you want to do it.†She tossed her head toward Blaze. “Or are you only willing to fight weak and cowering dragons?â€Blister’s expression was hard to read. Is she afraid to fight Thorn? Sunny wondered. Or is she calculating her next move — coming up with another evil trick?“I don’t have to fight you,†Blister said, pacing closer and closer. Her obsidian eyes glittered in the moonlight. “You have no right to this throne. The Eye of Onyx is mine.†Suddenly she lunged forward and snatched the smooth black sphere out of Thorn’s talons."
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"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading *The Dragonet Prophecy*, and I'm a bit confused about Blister. What justifications does she give for believing she deserves the throne?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blister claims she deserves the throne because she tricked her mother, took the SandWing treasure, and avoided a challenge duel with Burn by turning it into a war. She also believes she is the smartest dragon in Pyrrhia and therefore the rightful queen. Is there anything else you'd like to know about Blister or the book in general?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, there is. How can a prophecy be used against someone?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "By quoting the prophecy, but altering its meaning to suggest that the person's fate is to accept a certain outcome. This can be done by referencing a part of the prophecy that seems to imply that the person must submit to a certain outcome to fulfill their destiny. Would you like to know anything else about prophecies?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "What action does Blister take, and what might this indicate about her intentions?"
},
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blister suddenly lunges forward and snatches the Eye of Onyx out of Thorn's talons. This action suggests that she is unwilling to accept defeat or follow the prophecy, and that she is determined to claim the throne through any means necessary, even if it involves trickery or force. What are you thinking about Blister's intentions?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "According to Blister, what actions did she take to claim the SandWing throne?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blister claims to have taken the rest of the SandWing treasure, tricked her mother into flying to her death alone, and avoided a challenge duel with Burn by turning their fight into a war. Is there anything else you'd like to know regarding Blister's claims?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "What is a prophecy about three queens, and how is it interpreted differently by two characters?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "A prophecy states: \"Of three queens who blister and blaze and burn, two shall die...\" One character finishes the prophecy with \"...And one shall learn, if she bows to a fate that is stronger and higher, she'll have the power of wings of fire.\" One character interprets this to mean that a queen must accept another character as the new queen, rather than submitting to another tribe. Do you need any further clarification on the prophecy and its interpretation?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "“I’m not sure this was a good idea,†Tsunami said to Turtle. She wasn’t sure why she was whispering; they appeared to be alone in the jungle, and yet it also felt as if there were hundreds of eyes watching their every move.The tangled trees seemed to be reaching for them with long trailing roots, and branches like skeletal fingers slid into the water. The sand under them had become oozing mud and she couldn’t see anything through the silt and foggy green haze in the river.At least, she’d thought it was a river … a river they could follow into the interior of the continent. But as the banks closed in and the jutting rocks got sharper, she was getting the distinct sensation of swimming into a very large, sharklike mouth.She paused, treading water for a moment and turning in a circle. Something enormously long and scaly broke the surface of the river for a moment, and Tsunami readied her claws — but the snake only lifted its head to study them with cold eyes, then rippled away.Turtle, luckily, had not seen it. He had found a boulder to clutch, panting. She kept forgetting to set her pace slower for him, although she’d been doing it for days.Somewhere in the middle of the vast ocean, they’d both had a small panic attack, wondering if there was really anything out there, or whether they’d missed it, or whether they were going in the wrong direction and would end up swimming for a thousand years without ever seeing land again. That was when Tsunami had realized why SeaWings had never made this journey before. They might be creatures of the sea, but they needed land, too. They would not swim for days with no end in sight, with no certainty that they would ever find anything.“Let’s go back,†Tsunami said to her brother. “Let’s find another place to land, more like what Luna described.â€â€œYeah,†he gasped. “I thought she said there weren’t any trees.â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I've got a question about the *Wings of Fire* books. What does Tsunami believe motivates Starflight's studiousness?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I understand your question. Tsunami believes Starflight studies hard and reads so much to be an asset to their group. Do you have any further questions about the book series?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What quality does Starflight admire in Tsunami?"
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"from": "gpt",
"value": "Starflight admires Tsunami's \"crazy-brave\" courage. Let me know if you have any other questions."
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"from": "human",
"value": "I have a question that's a bit less specific. How does one person generally feel about another?"
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{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "When one person is not annoyed with another, they mainly feel sorry for them. They don't particularly like taking orders from them, though. Do you have any other questions I can answer for you?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "The windstorm was still going when he had to leave the river sometime the next day; it was hard to tell whether it was morning or afternoon, with the sun swallowed up by clouds, and only a dim gray light filling the sky from horizon to horizon. The landscape below him was equally monotonous; this was the Mud Kingdom, dreary and swampy and bog-riddled.He let himself stop for a moment in a grove of mist-shrouded trees, so he could use his healing stone on his exhausted wings. Then he replaced it in his pouch and flew on. He was starving, but he couldn’t stop to eat. He had to catch his sister.Another night passed in flying, and the next morning Turtle found himself over the ocean, sunlight sparkling on waves as blue as Tsunami’s scales.Gratefully he dove into the warm water and found a current that was going in the direction of the Deep Palace. As it swept him along, he was able to catch a fish hurtling by and eat it in two snaps of his jaws.A sense of enormous relief washed over him as he came in sight of the Deep Palace. For one thing, it was home: familiar and comforting in every twist and crevice. For another, it did not look like the site of an ongoing massacre. SeaWings swam peacefully, busily, in and out of the various entrances. Dragonets played around the fins of the soldiers in the gardens. The usual glow of Aquatic conversations danced over the coral and reflected through the palace windows.No clouds of blood rising from the palace; no dragons fleeing in panic.If Anemone was here, she hadn’t started killing yet.What if she isn’t here? he thought, touching down at the main palace entrance. He’d look like kind of an idiot if he’d chased her all the way back home for no reason.But then everyone would be safe, and he wouldn’t mind looking like an idiot to make that true.One of his older brothers was swimming out of the palace as Turtle approached. Fin blinked in surprise when he saw Turtle.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Could you describe a dreary landscape for me?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly. It was described as dreary, swampy, and bog-riddled. The sky was a dim gray, with the sun swallowed up by clouds. Is there anything else you would like help with?"
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually, I'm writing a story and my character is flying, and they're getting tired. How can someone restore their energy during a flight, and why might they still feel rushed?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The character used a healing stone on their exhausted wings to restore their energy. Despite this, they couldn't stop to eat because they had to catch their sister. Can I help you with any other story elements?"
},
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"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, one more question. What was the character's reaction upon seeing the Deep Palace, and what specific details led to this reaction?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The character felt a sense of enormous relief upon seeing the Deep Palace. This was because it was home, familiar and comforting. Furthermore, it did not appear to be the site of a massacre, as SeaWings swam peacefully, dragonets played, and the usual glow of Aquatic conversations danced over the coral. Would you like me to elaborate on any of these details?"
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nAs soon as she lifted it, a brisk tapping sound came from inside the shell. Something poked at the crack from the other side.Is it HATCHING?Cricket knew she shouldn’t be quite so alarmed. Hatching was, in fact, what eggs did. This one had to hatch at some point.But she’d really thought she’d have a few more days first! How could she possibly have grabbed an egg that close to hatching? The queen had originally planned to visit three days later — surely she timed her visits to catch all the eggs before their hatching times?“No,†Cricket said firmly to the egg. “It is NOT TIME TO HATCH YET.â€The tapping paused, and then picked up speed.“Stop that!†Cricket said. “What are you doing? You’re not ready to hatch! You can’t come out!†She put one talon over the crack, covering it up.The dragonet inside jabbed her palm with one of its claws.“Stay,†Cricket ordered. “Stay IN THERE.â€â€œThat sounds like it’s going well,†Sundew commented from across the cave, opening one bleary eye to glare at her.“It cannot possibly be time for this egg to hatch,†Cricket said.“I think it disagrees with you,†Sundew observed.Blue sat up, yawning, and looked over Cricket’s shoulder. “Maybe it thinks it’s time to hatch because it’s not in the Nest anymore.â€â€œOh my stars,†Cricket said. “Is that a thing? A real thing? Can it really tell it’s not in the Nest?â€â€œWell, the light is different, and the noises outside the shell, and it’s being moved around a lot more — so maybe?†Blue guessed.“I thought you were the one who knew things,†Sundew said to Cricket.“Not about eggs and dragonets and hatching!†Cricket said. “I’ve never studied those! I know about seeds and dirt and plants and … oh no, Blue, you might be right. Are eggs like seeds? Like if you put them in the right conditions, they grow?â€He spread his wings with an “I have no idea†expression."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book, and I am a bit confused about a plot point. What reasons does Blue give for why the dragonet might think it's time to hatch?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blue suggests the dragonet might think it's time to hatch because it's no longer in the Nest. He explains that the light is different, the noises outside the shell are different, and the egg is being moved around more."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, that makes sense. What does Cricket know about?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Cricket knows about seeds, dirt, and plants."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Interesting. What analogy is drawn between eggs and seeds, and what is wondered about it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "It is wondered if eggs are like seeds, in that if you put them in the right conditions, they will grow."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question about this. According to Blue, what environmental factors might signal to the dragonet that it's time to hatch?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blue suggests that changes in light, noises outside the shell, and being moved around more could signal to the dragonet that it's time to hatch."
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n- The Exceptionally Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Insects for the Discerning Entomologist — A book about insects. It is Mandrake's favorite book. - The Legacy of the LeafWings — A book about the history of great LeafWing queens and their achievements. It is Sequoia's favorite book. - Where the Mountain Meets the Moon — A book about a dragon on a journey to discover why he can not fly. It is Hazel's favorite book. It is a reference to the novel Where the Mountain Meets the Moon by Grace Lin. Unnamed books - A book Hazel was making. - A book that talks about tsetse flies. - A book that talks about flamesilks in Terrarium Academy's library. - A book Hazel was reading. - A book that talks about HiveWing evolution. - Multiple books that talk about the Temple of Clearsight. Trivia - In The Lost Heir, one of the panels shows The Missing Princess, but written differently with dots in some of the letters. This shows an example of dragon letters.- There are a few mentions of books in Pyrrhia. In Darkness of Dragons, Qibli mentioned a catalogue of books in the NightWing library. Also, in The Dangerous Gift, while Lynx told Snowfall how she was not agreeable, Lynx mentioned reading a book. GalleryScrolls GN.png Coral scrolls.jpg The Animus Histories GN.pngbox guide.jpg|Book of ClearsightReferencesLorisLoris is a RainWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom. They were one of the seventeen RainWings who were captured by the NightWings. They returned to the rainforest after being set free by Queen Glory in The Dark Secret."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm trying to remember something from this book I read a while ago and am having trouble. Do you know what Morrowseer thought of Starflight?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Yes, I can help with that. Morrowseer hated Starflight for being \"weak\" and a \"spineless failure.\" Anything else I can help you recall?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, I'm also thinking about how one person's feelings towards another evolved over time. Can you describe that?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can do that. Initially, the person feared the other and refused to speak to them. However, during a crisis, they sought the other's help and even acknowledged the other's feelings towards a third person. The first person lost trust in the second when they betrayed a group, but felt indebted to them for saving the third person's life. Later, the first person seemed wary of the second, even considering them to be a sociopath. Despite their personal feelings, they tolerated the other's presence as long as they stayed out of a specific location."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question for now. How does one character feel about another character at a specific school?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "At the school, one character tolerates the other as long as they stay out of the library. The first character remains aware of the second character's crush on another character, but keeps their distance. Is there anything else I can assist you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“I was able to escape,†she said. “They heard him coming and got distracted, and I bolted. But I know they’re looking for me. Oasis won’t let them stop until they find me.â€â€œSmolder’s probably already dead,†Prickle said heartlessly. “You’ll never be able to go back to the palace. If Oasis doesn’t get you, one of her daughters will.â€â€œI know,†Palm said, her eyes filling with tears again. Oh, Smolder, I’ll miss you so much.“Shhh!†Prickle’s head shot up. Her ears flicked toward the door of the hut. Her venomous tail lifted slowly, menacingly, over her head.The two sisters waited in petrified silence for several long heartbeats.“Are you sure you weren’t followed?†Prickle whispered harshly.“I’m sure!†Palm whispered back.“Then what was —?†Prickle started, but her question was interrupted by the unmistakable thump thump thump of talons landing heavily on the sand outside.“Oh moons,†Palm whispered in terror. She shrank back against the wall as the door was flung open and two SandWing soldiers burst into the room.“I knew it!†crowed the male soldier. “I told you I heard her sister had a place out here!â€The other soldier winced, and her eyes locked with Palm’s.She knew this dragon. Agave — she’s the little one who was so scared the first few days in the wingery. Palm was only a year older, but she’d worried about the frightened dragonet. She’d shared her snacks and convinced Agave to play dragons and vipers until she calmed down.But that was a long time ago. Agave was a full-grown soldier now, big-shouldered and long-clawed. She flicked her tail up and frowned at Palm.“Yeah, you were right, Torch,†she said. “Good thinking. All right, you prince-loving traitor, time to come with us.â€She stepped forward and snapped a pair of shackles around Prickle’s wrists.Palm’s gasp was drowned out by the snarl of outrage from her sister.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I have a question about the book *The Dragonet Prophecy.* Who is Agave, and what is her connection to Palm?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Let me check my records... Okay, I have an answer for you. Agave is a SandWing soldier who was once a frightened dragonet in the wingery. Palm, being a year older, had worried about Agave, shared her snacks, and played with her until she calmed down. Agave is now a full-grown soldier who is tasked with capturing Palm for being a \"prince-loving traitor.\" I hope that answers your question! Do you have any further questions about *The Dragonet Prophecy*, or anything else?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n - Kestrel is shown with and mentioned to have claw marks on her neck when at the end of the previous graphic novel, she was only stabbed by Blister, not clawed in the throat.- When Tsunami is following Riptide back to the Summer Palace, she thinks \"I hope he meant follow me and not watch out for that monster who eats dragon eggs.\" In the novel, she never thinks this. - During Anemone's animus training, it is the spear that Anemone sends away to distract Whirlpool, not the pearl necklace.- In the novel, when Coral hits Webs in the head with her tail, it says he bled from his right ear. In the graphic novel, when he gets hit, the blood shoots out of his mouth and then stops until the dragonets rescue him from the prison, and even then he is still bleeding from his mouth.- During Tsunami's fight with Orca's statue, she imprisons it by stabbing a spear into it's mouth, then stabbing the other end into an air vent. In the novel, the statue freezes like this. In the graphic novel, the statue breaks the spear, lunges at Tsunami, and then freezes.- After the fight with the statue, Moray is the one who brings up Orca's last words. However, in the graphic novel Coral does it.- During the SkyWing attack, there are round cacti that they are dropping into the Summer Palace. In the novel, they only use flaming logs.- Clay sleeping on Tsunami and Tsunami having a dream that the cave was suffocating her was never shown.- Queen Coral never said that \"squid ink and whale blood\" was in the ink she used.- In the novel, Whirlpool has to throw a plate of armor twice for Anemone to catch it with the spear. In the graphic novel, she pierces it the first time.- In the scene following Tsunami's battle with the Orca statue, she does not have a seaweed bandage on.- The mechanism for the waterfall in the prison was a large switch on the wall. In the original novel, it was a chain that was pulled.- Queen Coral did not say that Orca could have had the privilege to have Whirlpool as a teacher.- When Tsunami enters the ocean in the book she says the water is salty, while in the graphic novel, she never thinks nor says anything related to the topic.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book, and I have a question about one of the characters. How did Kestrel get the marks on her neck?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Kestrel is shown with claw marks on her neck, however, she was only stabbed in the throat during a previous event. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm also curious about something else in the book. What object does Anemone use to distract Whirlpool during her animus training?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "In the story, Anemone uses a spear to distract Whirlpool. Is there anything else I can help you with about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. Who brings up Orca's last words after the fight with the statue?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "In the story, Moray brings up Orca's last words. Anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, one last thing. How does Tsunami defeat Orca's statue?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami defeats Orca's statue by stabbing a spear into its mouth and then stabbing the other end into an air vent, freezing the statue in place. Was that all?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“But kill ing the Talons of Peace won’t help with that. They haven’t hurt anyone but us five,†Tsunami said, waving her talons at the other dragonets.“In fact,†Starflight said out of the blue, “they almost certainly saved Tsunami’s life.â€The NightWing froze as everyone turned to stare at him. Queen Coral hissed menacingly. Even Webs looked confused.“What?†Coral growled.“Well,†Starflight stammered, “the — the — the other female dragonets in her hatching — all died. The same way every one of your potential heirs has died. Whoever is kill ing them, Webs took her egg away before the assassin could get to it. If her egg had stayed in the hatchery, she’d be dead. By stealing her, he — and the Talons of Peace — actually saved her life. Uh. Right?â€Tsunami felt like she was shape-shifting, all of her bones being shoved from one skin into another. No. The Talons of Peace ruined my life. I’ve always known that. It’s the truest thing I know. They didn’t save me.But she knew in her scales that Starflight was right. They did save her. By accident, but they did. Webs did.She remembered all her dreams of how her life should have been if she’d hatched here and been raised by her own mother. None of them would have happened. She’d have been dead within the first week, her neck snapped like the sad little dragonet in the eggshell.“Your Majesty!†The small messenger dragon from before — Urchin, Tsunami remembered — tumbled out of the air and skidded to a stop at Queen Coral’s claws. He bowed as low as he could, covering his head. “We found a suspicious dragon lurking outside. He must be working with Webs.â€â€œBring him to me,†Queen Coral growled in a voice that rang off the cavern walls.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a fanfic, and I'm trying to remember a particular scene from the Wings of Fire books. What news does Urchin bring to Queen Coral, and how does she react?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can certainly help you with that! Urchin reports that a suspicious dragon was found lurking outside, suggesting he is working with Webs. Queen Coral reacts by ordering that the dragon be brought to her, speaking in a menacing voice. Is there anything else about the books you want to know?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nRejoining the tribe led to some more dangerous paths, too — the ones where she felt so alone, and missed him so much, that the temptation to return and release him became too great. Even knowing the Very Bad Things that would follow, she could see how she might fall.I could stay with him. I could lie down in the path of the avalanche and wait to die.Right now she was sad enough to think for a moment that maybe that was the best choice.But she was also a seer. She could feel her overpowering grief right now, and at the same time she could look into the future and see a time when she would not be this sad.There were futures where she was happy.There were futures where she didn’t have to be afraid all the time about everything going horribly wrong.As hard as it was for her to believe right now, there were even futures with another love and other dragonets.She raised her wings and lifted her head to the blue-and-gold-streaked sky.She was sad and alone … but she was also free. Her life had been tangled up with Darkstalker’s for so long — forever, from the moment she had her first vision of him — that she’d never before seen any glimpse of what it might look like without him.Clearsight remembered a long-ago dream that came from a scroll she used to love to read. It told stories of the lost continent and the secret tribes of dragons that lived there.In that dream, she was an explorer. She went out and found new worlds, places no NightWing had ever been or even imagined.Now she could see it — that dream could be real. Visions of a strange land were already unrolling behind her eyes, of unusual trees and odd animals and unfamiliar dragons that didn’t match any tribes she knew. She knew where to go. She knew how to get there.The future was in her talons now, and she could do anything she wanted to do."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm writing a story and I'm trying to figure out some character conflicts. I'm working on a character who rejoined a group after being gone for a while. What internal conflicts can a character experience after rejoining a group?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That sounds interesting! I can give you some ideas. After rejoining the tribe, the character experienced a strong temptation to return to someone she had left, despite knowing the negative consequences that would follow. She felt alone and missed him so much that she considered releasing him, even knowing it would lead to \"Very Bad Things.\" I hope that helps you brainstorm!"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "It does, thanks! Okay, next question. How did the character's ability to see the future influence her decision-making in her moment of sadness?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Despite her overwhelming grief, the character's ability to see the future allowed her to envision a time when she would not be so sad. She saw futures where she was happy, not constantly afraid, and even futures with new love and companions. This vision of a brighter future helped her resist the temptation to return to her past. Do you have any further questions for me?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question. What new path did a person envision for herself, and how did this vision empower her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The person envisioned herself as an explorer, discovering new worlds and encountering unfamiliar dragons and creatures. This vision, inspired by a dream, gave her a sense of purpose and freedom. Seeing this future in her grasp empowered her to believe she could do anything she wanted. I hope this helps you with your story! Is there anything else?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nInternational Releases - French: Les Royaumes de Feu en Bande Dessinée. La Princesse Disparue (September 2019) - Korean: ë¶ˆì˜ ë‚ ê°œì™€ 잃어버린 í›„ê³„ìž ê·¸ëž˜í”½ 노블 (June 2022) - Spanish Alas De Fuego. La heredera perdida (April 2024)Referencesde:Das verlorene Erbe (Graphic Novel) ru:ПотерÑÐ½Ð½Ð°Ñ Ð¿Ñ€Ð¸Ð½Ñ†ÐµÑÑа (графичеÑкий роман) fr:La Princesse Disparue (Bande-dessinée)The Lost Heir (graphic novel)/GalleryThis is an overview of the various covers of The Lost Heir (graphic novel).centerEnglishThe Lost HeirGraphic Novel 2 Animated.gif|Animated Cover TLHGNFull.jpg|Prefinal CoverGraphic Novel 2 FR.jpg|FrenchLa Princesse Disparue Graphic Novel 2 DE.jpg|GermanDas verlorene Erbe Graphic Novel 2 KO.jpg|Korean잃어버린 í›„ê³„ìž Graphic Novel 2 PT.jpg|PortugueseA Herdeira Desaparecida Graphic Novel 2 RU.jpg|RussianПотерÑÐ½Ð½Ð°Ñ Ð¿Ñ€Ð¸Ð½Ñ†ÐµÑÑа Graphic Novel 2 ES.jpg|SpanishLa heredera perdidaThe Poison JungleThe Poison Jungle can refer to two different articles. Did you mean ... - The Poison Jungle, the thirteenth book in the Wings of Fire series? - The Poison Jungle, a jungle in Pantala and home to the LeafWing tribe?The Poison Jungle (book)(This is the page for the book titled \"The Poison Jungle.\" You may be looking for the location instead.) The Poison Jungle is the thirteenth book in the New York Times bestselling series Wings of Fire, and the third book in the third arc. The main protagonist is Sundew. The book was officially released on July 30th, 2019.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HPCLJL6/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i3 The book cover was released on January 31st, 2019.The Poison Jungle is preceded by The Hive Queen and is followed by The Dangerous Gift.Summary Some secrets are deadly.It's no secret that Sundew wants to destroy the HiveWings. It's her life's mission to exact revenge on the tribe that tried to wipe out the LeafWings and ripped every tree from the surface of Pantala."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, do you know when the book \"The Poison Jungle\" was released?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Hello! Yes, I do. The book \"The Poison Jungle\" was officially released on July 30th, 2019. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding that book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually! What is \"The Poison Jungle\" about?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"The Poison Jungle\" can refer to the thirteenth book in a series. It can also refer to a jungle in Pantala, which is the home of the LeafWing tribe."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Do you know in what language \"La Princesse Disparue\" was released, and when?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"La Princesse Disparue\" was released in French in September 2019. Can I help you with anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. Who is the main protagonist in \"The Poison Jungle\" book?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The main protagonist in \"The Poison Jungle\" is Sundew."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What is Sundew's mission in \"The Poison Jungle\"?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sundew's mission is to destroy the HiveWings, to exact revenge on the tribe that tried to wipe out the LeafWings and ripped every tree from the surface of Pantala."
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“I’m sorry.†Cricket cupped his face in her talons and caught his eyes with hers, like her gaze was amber and he was safe inside of it. “Don’t conk out. We might have to go back into the tunnels if they start searching the school.â€â€œCan’t … move … †he slurred.“I’m going to take off your wrist cuff,†she said. “Is that all right? Blue, can you hear me? Blink if that’s all right with you.â€â€œNo way,†he managed around his numb tongue. “I’ll be in … so much trouble.â€â€œOh, beautiful dragon,†she said sympathetically. “Don’t you know how much trouble you’re already in?â€He closed his eyes. Something wet was leaking out of them. Apparently the toxin had affected his tear ducts, too.Cricket scrambled up and disappeared from his side. He opened his eyes again, afraid that she’d be gone completely, but she was only across the library, carefully unscrewing one of the lamps from the wall, with a dust rag wrapped around her claws to protect them from the heat. Soon she had uncovered a small, glowing glass ball from inside the globe of the lamp. It shone bright enough to make Blue’s eyes hurt. She folded the cloth over the ball and carried it to the librarian’s desk, where she cleared away the books and papers, then set down a metal plate from a side drawer.“Whrm?†Blue mumbled.“Don’t worry, I’ve done this before,†she said. “I mean … never anywhere quite so … flammable. But I’m sure it’ll be fine.†She dug through the rest of the drawers until she found something that looked like a long, thin pair of tweezers. Blue had seen tools like that before; he’d even used them a few times, to untangle particularly messy snarls of silk.Cricket took a deep breath, unwrapped the ball, and caught it between the tweezers, setting it down on the metal plate. She threw the rag into a far corner, still holding the ball steady, and then picked up a marble paperweight shaped like a coiled python.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Could you describe something for me? Describe the object Cricket retrieves from the lamp and how she handles it."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly! Cricket retrieves a small, glowing glass ball from inside the globe of a lamp. She carefully unscrews the lamp, protects her claws with a dust rag, and then uncovers the ball. The ball is so bright that it hurts Blue's eyes. She folds the cloth over the ball, carries it to the librarian's desk, clears the desk, and sets down a metal plate. She then uses tweezers to hold the glowing ball, placing it on the metal plate. Is there anything else you would like to know?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, there is. What tool resembling tweezers is associated with untangling messy snarls?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "A long, thin pair of tweezers is associated with untangling particularly messy snarls of silk."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question. After placing the glowing ball on the metal plate, what actions are taken?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "After placing the glowing ball on the metal plate, the rag used to handle the ball is thrown into a far corner, while the ball is held steady with tweezers. A marble paperweight shaped like a coiled python is then picked up. Is there anything else you would like to know?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nEvery tree, that is, except the wild and dangerous Poison Jungle, where the surviving LeafWings have been hiding since the war. Hiding, plotting, and waiting for a dragon like Sundew, who is uniquely qualified to bring down the Hives.There are dark secrets in the jungle, though — some that Sundew is keeping, and some that she's only just beginning to discover. And now that a new war is upon them, Sundew and her friends must unearth the oldest secret in the jungle — even if what they find has the power to destroy them all.Quote on Back of Hardcover \"It's easier when you grow up knowing what to avoid,\" Sundew said. \"Nowadays we only lose a few dragons a year to the carnivorous plants.\"\"The what now?\" Swordtail said. \"CARNIVOROUS WHATS?\"\"Yeah, you will probably get eaten,\" Sundew said with a shrug.\"Do we have to go to the place with certain death?\" Blue asked.\"Yes, because it's my home,\" Sundew said. \"And also the only place you'll be safe.\"Dedication To HazelPlot Prologue The prologue was set before the Burning of Bloodworm Hive and showed the dragons who had planned it: Bryony, Hemlock, Pokeweed, and Grayling behind one of Bloodworm Hive's greenhouses in the middle of the night moments before burning it. They talked about the fates of the SilkWings, worrying about them, but ultimately decided to go ahead with burning Bloodworm Hive. Grayling thanked Bryony for caring about the SilkWings enough to fight the HiveWings for them, and Bryony felt guilty, thinking about how they had planned this only as revenge, without thinking of the SilkWings at all.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story, and I need some help with the plot. I'm thinking about having some refugees hiding after a war. Where have the refugees been hiding since the war, and what are they doing there?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help with that. The refugees have been hiding in the wild and dangerous jungle since the war. They are hiding, plotting, and waiting to bring down the government. Is there anything else you'd like to know about the refugees or their situation?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. What dangers exist in a jungle?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Jungles contain dark secrets and carnivorous plants that pose a threat to animals, with some animals being lost to these plants each year. Anything else I can help you with for your story?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "Dusky Freedom considered Dusky a friend. She absorbed his memories and claimed to find them boring. Dusky also gave her a hug, which she called 'stupid,' although she seemed to secretly appreciate it. She played with him in the othermind's mindspace, drawing in the dirt and wrestling, and took his suggestion to adopt a new name before her second, final death. Luna Luna was kind to Freedom and she felt bad for her terrible life. Luna told her that she would give over her memories in exchange for helping her friends. In one of Luna's memories, Freedom did not understand why Luna did not just abandon Blue and run away. Luna responded that she loved him, which Freedom detested. Luna then got the idea to show Freedom memories of dragons from different tribes. Freedom still called them bland, and said she was nothing like any of them. Luna then compared her to all of them, showing her that they all had bits and pieces that were similar to her. This showed Freedom sympathy and compassion. She decided that if she did have a life outside the othermind, it would be okay if Luna and Dusky were in it. This influenced her to instruct Luna to cut the plant, saving dragonkind, and killing her and Cottonmouth in the process.Quotes ---- ---- ---- ----Referencesfr:Liberté de:FreedomFritillaryFritillary is an adult male SilkWing who was introduced in The Lost Continent. He is one of the ten flamesilk dragons who were imprisoned by Ex-Queen Wasp and was last seen enslaved in the flamesilk factory.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was reading something, and I'm a bit confused. What was Dusky Freedom's initial opinion of Dusky's memories?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Dusky Freedom absorbed Dusky's memories but claimed to find them boring. Did you need any more information about that topic?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm curious, generally, how might one character attempt to connect with another and influence their perspective?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "One character might show another memories of different groups, highlighting the similarities between them and the other character to evoke sympathy and compassion."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I wanted to ask something about some characters. How did Luna Luna interact with Freedom, and how did this influence Freedom's decisions?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Luna Luna was kind to Freedom and felt bad for her terrible life. Luna offered her memories in exchange for helping her friends. Luna showed Freedom memories of dragons from different tribes, highlighting similarities between them and Freedom to evoke sympathy and compassion, hoping to influence Freedom's perspective on life outside the othermind. This influenced Freedom to instruct Luna to cut the plant, saving dragonkind, even though it meant killing Luna and Cottonmouth."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Could you tell me about Fritillary's situation?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fritillary is an adult male SilkWing who was one of the ten flamesilk dragons imprisoned by Ex-Queen Wasp and was last seen enslaved in the flamesilk factory."
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "“I said no more visions!†she hissed at the ring under her breath. And this time she couldn’t even pretend she’d just happened to dream about someone she’d seen. She’d never laid eyes on Tau in her life and probably never would. So either she’d conjured an entire imaginary dragon (with a forbidden love and revolutionary friends and an entire Hive and about a MILLION more dragons to worry about!) or the stupid magic had dragged her brain all the way across the ocean to torture her with scary things she could do nothing about.WHAT IS THE POINT OF THIS?!Snowfall heard someone floundering through the sand toward her. She lifted her head out of her hole and of course it was Lynx, looking all kinds of woundup.“I have a theory!†Lynx cried as soon as she spotted Snowfall’s face. No “good morning†or “hello, Your Majesty†or “sorry for being a judgmental walrus yesterday.â€Snowfall shook out her wings irritably. “Marvelous,â€she said. “Let me guess, it involves me doing something wrong.â€â€œYou woke me up to ask me about weird dreams yesterday,†Lynx said, pointing at her. “Because you had a weird dream. And that ring you can’t get off is called the gift of vision, isn’t it? That’s why you thought it was about eyesight. But it’s not! I think it’s giving you weird dreams! Because they’re not dreams!They’re visions. Get it? See what I mean? Gift of vision?â€â€œGreat Ice Spirits, stop talking already,†Snowfall growled. “I figured that out about a hundred years ago.But even if that’s the case, it does not explain why the ring is stuck on my claw. I still think it’s broken.â€â€œBut it is doing something!†Lynx flicked her tail,and now her expression was definitely veering toward excited. “Maybe it’s important! Did you have another vision last night? What was it about?â€â€œI thought you didn’t trust animus magic and wearing this was a terrible idea,†Snowfall said accusingly.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I had a question. What does Snowfall think is wrong with the ring?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Despite realizing the ring is giving her visions, Snowfall still believes it is broken because she can't get it off her claw. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nMistakes - Glory is shown without back spikes.- Riptide's glowing spots on his belly are green instead of blue.- Sunny's blindfold disappears before reappearing again.- Riptide's wings change colors from dark blue to light blue and back again.- The number of glow spots above Tsunami's eyes changes throughout the book.- Coral and Whirlpool are shown without ink stains on their claws in some panels.- Coral is shown wearing a bracelet, but it does not appear later.- One of Anemone's back legs was missing.- Coral has pearl ropes around her horns and a narwhal horn on her tail which frequently disappear and reappear.- Tsunami's pearl necklace disappears before reappearing on the same page.- Blister doesn't slash Kestrel's throat in The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel), yet Kestrel is shown to have had her throat cut out.- Shark's glowing belly spots are missing.- When two injured SeaWings walk in during the SeaWing Council, they left a trail of blood behind. Shortly after, that trail of blood was not shown.- The word people is used instead of dragons.- While the dragonets are sleeping in Blister's cave, Auklet's egg isn't shown.- When Tsunami is holding Auklet's egg, it is shown without swirls which reappear later.- Some of Tsunami's glowing scales are missing.- Some of Whirlpool's glowing scales are missing.- Clay is shown with SeaWing glowing spots on his belly.- In the Summer Palace attack, SkyWings are holding burning logs or firebombs without getting burned.- Whirlpool's earrings disappear then reappear.- Queen Coral's tail hook accessory appears and disappears.- The weapon Tsunami uses is stated to be a spear, but resembles more of a lance.- Starflight's underscales are purple instead of gray.- Queen Coral's rope pearls around her horns are missing in some panels.- In some panels, Tsunami has three claws on her talons instead of five.- Tsunami's pearl necklace is missing in some panels. Gallery Click here to see the cover gallery."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I've noticed some minor errors while reading a book. Could you name some continuity errors related to accessories?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly! Here are some of the continuity errors:\n\n* Sunny's blindfold disappears before reappearing again.\n* Coral is sometimes shown wearing a bracelet, but it does not appear later.\n* Coral has pearl ropes around her horns and a narwhal horn on her tail which frequently disappear and reappear.\n* Tsunami's pearl necklace disappears before reappearing on the same page and is missing in some panels overall.\n* Whirlpool's earrings disappear and reappear.\n* Queen Coral's tail hook accessory appears and disappears.\n* Queen Coral's rope pearls around her horns are missing in some panels.\n\nWere you curious about any other errors?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What are some inconsistencies in the depiction of injuries or effects of events?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help you with that. Here are some examples:\n\n* Blister doesn't slash Kestrel's throat in one version, yet Kestrel is shown to have had her throat cut out in another.\n* When two injured SeaWings walk in during the SeaWing Council, they leave a trail of blood behind. Shortly after, that trail of blood is not shown.\n* In the Summer Palace attack, SkyWings are holding burning logs or firebombs without getting burned.\n\nHopefully that helps! Do you have any other questions for me?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nMangrove counted on his claws. “Seven females, five males. Four dragonets under the age of seven. Kinkajou is three, so she’d be the youngest, and Tapir is the oldest; he’s around a hundred and ten.â€â€œDo any of them have any enemies in the tribe?†Glory asked. “Anyone who’d wish them harm?â€Mangrove drew himself up, and bolts of orange flashed along the underside of his wings. “RainWings don’t ever fight each other,†he said. “There’s no such thing as enemies within the tribe. Haven’t you noticed how peaceful and harmonious everyone is?â€â€œWell, sure,†Glory said. “Everyone but you. You seem a little grumpy. So apparently it’s at least possible to be a grumpy RainWing.â€He stared at her for a moment with his mouth open. Whoops, Glory thought. I hope I didn’t just lose my best source of information.“I mean,†she added, “there’s nothing wrong with that. I’m pretty grumpy most of the time.â€â€œMost of the time?†said Starflight.“Mmmm-hmmph,†Clay mumble-agreed.“Some things just deserve being grumpy at,†Glory said, frowning at her friends.Mangrove let out a bark of laughter. “All right. You’re right. I guess I’ve been ne glecting my sun time since Orchid went missing,†he said. “I used to be as cheerful as everyone else, but I’m worried about her.†He rubbed one talon over his ruff and ears. “Trust me, Orchid was perfection in every scale. No one could possibly want to hurt her.â€That’s what I was afraid of, Glory thought. If another RainWing wasn’t behind the abductions, then it had to be something more mysterious — and more dangerous. She couldn’t help thinking of the dead MudWing soldiers.But what was dangerous and strong enough to kill dragons, and why didn’t anyone know it was out there?She glanced at Starflight, but he looked as puzzled as she was.“I don’t really want to talk about this anymore right now,†said Mangrove, hunching his shoulders."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm curious about something. I've noticed someone's been pretty grumpy lately. Do you know why?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Based on the information I have, they state that they've been neglecting their sun time ever since someone went missing. They used to be as cheerful as everyone else, but they're worried about them. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, I've got another question. According to Mangrove, what is the social dynamic within the RainWing tribe regarding conflict?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Mangrove claims that RainWings never fight each other and that there are no enemies within the tribe, emphasizing the peaceful and harmonious nature of their society. Is there anything else I can look up for you?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "One more question, actually. What makes someone suspect that the abductions may be due to something mysterious and dangerous?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "They suspect that the abductions are mysterious and dangerous because someone insists that no one would ever wish harm upon another. This implies that if someone is not behind the abductions, then it has to be something more dangerous. This thought makes them think of dead soldiers, further reinforcing this idea. Can I help you with anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "I thought you’d gone off to fancy hugging school, he joked with flashing scales.I did. I’m just stopping by to say hi, Turtle said. He couldn’t stop himself from adding, And what does that even mean, hugging school?Where all the tribes of Pyrrhia will learn to hug out their problems, of course, said Fin, grinning like a comedic barracuda. Who are you here to say hi to? Nobody’s even noticed you’re gone. He laughed and thumped Turtle’s shoulder hard enough to make Turtle spin in the water.Oh, thanks very much, Turtle responded, righting himself. Have you seen Anemone today?HERE? Fin looked alarmed. She’s supposed to be with you! Do not tell me Pike has lost her. Mother will pop off all his scales one by one.No, no, Turtle said. She snuck away from school and I thought she might have come here. But you haven’t seen her?Fin shook his head.Where’s Mother? Turtle asked. Maybe he should warn her. Although he didn’t want her to kill Anemone on sight, which would be the logical reaction. Could he explain everything that had happened? Darkstalker and everything else?In Auklet’s favorite place, Fin said, rolling his eyes and nodding at one of the gardens beyond the palace. As usual. He spread his wings to swim away.Fin — Turtle started. His brother turned to look at him. If you do see Anemone in the next day or two … maybe keep your distance. Just in case.You’re freaking me out, little brother, Fin said, frowning.I’m worried about her soul, Turtle admitted. But I hope I’m wrong.Fin blanched, no doubt remembering all the Albatross stories as well. I’ve been meaning to do a mapping excursion to the Outer Isles, he said. Maybe now would be a good time for that.Maybe, Turtle said, adding the sequence of glowing scales that indicated high anxiety. Maybe take our brothers with you.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was reading this book, and one of the characters, Turtle, warns this other character, Fin, to keep his distance from Anemone. Why does Turtle warn Fin to keep his distance from Anemone?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Turtle warns Fin to keep his distance from Anemone because he is worried about her soul and believes something may be wrong with her. Is there anything else I can help you with from the book you're reading?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. Someone mentioned \"hugging school\" in the book. What is \"hugging school\" and why is it mentioned?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"Hugging school\" is a made-up, joking term for a place where the tribes of Pyrrhia will learn to \"hug out their problems.\" It's used humorously to refer to where Turtle has been. Do you need help understanding anything else about the book you're reading?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“I’m not Palm!†Prickle roared. “She is! I’m not stupid enough to sneak around with a sand snorter like Smolder! Take these off!â€â€œNice try,†Agave said, seizing Prickle’s neck and slamming her back into the wall. The two bowls wobbled and one fell, spilling coconut milk into the sand.“I’m not,†Prickle wheezed. She clawed at Agave’s talons. “Palm, tell them.â€Palm couldn’t find her voice. She couldn’t breathe. Did Agave really think —?“Are you sure about this?†asked the other soldier nervously. “They do look alike. But I would have guessed that the other one was Palm — I mean — it’s hard to tell — but —â€â€œThis one is Palm,†said Agave calmly. “I knew her in the wingery. Besides, look at her earrings.†She turned Prickle’s head so the jewels glowed in the dim red light. “Those came from the prince, no doubt about it. I hear she’s been wearing them around the palace.â€â€œOh, yes.†The other guard exhaled with relief. “I heard that, too. Asking for trouble, flaunting a gift like that. You’re right, that must be her.â€â€œNO!†Prickle shrieked, trying to throw Agave off her. “They’re not mine! She gave them to me! I’m not Palm!†The male soldier leaped forward and locked a heavy collar around Prickle’s neck, attached to a chain, which he held while Agave shackled Prickle’s back legs as well.“Palm,†Prickle screamed. “Don’t let them do this to me!â€I should stop them, Palm thought in a panic. She’s my sister. I have to save her.But … I also have to save my dragonet.If she admitted the truth and they took her back to the palace, the queen would find out quickly that she was with egg — and she would never let Smolder’s dragonet live.What can I do? How can I choose between my sister and my egg?Palm stumbled to her feet as the soldiers began to drag Prickle to the door.“Wh-what’s going to happen to her?†Palm asked.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story and I have a character who knows a truth that could save another character, but they're hesitating to reveal it. I'm trying to figure out why. Why might a character hesitate to reveal the truth and save another character?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help brainstorm some reasons. A character might hesitate because they are carrying another character's child. If they admit the truth and are taken back to the palace, the queen would discover their pregnancy and would not let the child live.\n\nAre there any other factors in your story that might influence their hesitation? Perhaps I could provide some more tailored suggestions."
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nPart One: Roots and Sprouts Sundew led Blue, Cricket (who was holding Bumblebee), and Swordtail through the Poison Jungle to the LeafWing village, trying to protect them from the dangerous flora. Swordtail asked Sundew if the rumors about the jungle's dangers were real, and Sundew responded that they were. She also noted that Queen Wasp had sent expeditions to the Poison Jungle — the rumors came from the HiveWings who survived and returned to tell the tale. She also said that Wasp once tried to burn down the Poison Jungle but failed. She also stated that the dragons who came to burn the Poison Jungle all died. Blue, Cricket, and Swordtail continued to argue about entering the jungle, but Sundew said that they do not have a choice. She warned the group not to touch anything that she had not touched first. They took a passage through some makahiya and moved across a branch, but Swordtail leaned down to sniff at a pink flower that turned out to be a Venus dragon-trap underneath them. It pulled him off of the branch and swallowed him whole."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I have a random question for you. I'm reading a book, and there's something I don't quite remember. What did Queen Wasp attempt to do to the Poison Jungle, and what was the result?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help you with that! Queen Wasp once tried to burn down the Poison Jungle, but she failed. Furthermore, the dragons who came to burn the Poison Jungle all died. Anything else I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nThey saw the blue and green dragons often, soaring out over the water or diving into the waves. Twice Wren saw a sea dragon swoop down and then fly up again with an actual shark thrashing in its talons. She stayed a little closer to the tree line after that. The dragons of the sea didn’t seem all that interested in hunting for land animals, but she was quite ready to hide if they suddenly changed their minds.The river delta and the swamps after it were tricky to navigate, plus potentially full of dragons hiding under the mud, so Wren suggested going back into the mountains. But then Sky had a wonderful idea.“You could RIDE on me!†he announced. “And I could FLY over the swamps!â€Wren studied him dubiously. They had wandered into a cluster of mangrove trees and not being able to see what was in the water around her feet had made her nervous, so she was sitting up on one of the branches, deciding what to do next. Sky was perched on a tree beside her. He was still very small compared to all the other dragons they saw, but he was more than twice Wren’s size by this point, and the tree was drooping unhappily underneath him.“That would be great,†Wren said, “but I’m not sure you’re big enough yet.â€She was politely avoiding saying, “And also you’re a rather dreadful flier.†Sky had enormous enthusiasm, very little sense of direction, and a habit of getting distracted by seagulls, forgetting to flap, and suddenly plummeting out of the sky. Wren thought he was very likely to accidentally fly her into a tree.“Climb on!†Sky offered hopefully. “Let’s try!†He edged a bit closer, wobbling as the branch bowed lower.“Well … all right,†said Wren. She had kind of been dreaming of this moment since Sky first managed to jump off a boulder and go up instead of down. After all, who would have a dragon for a best friend and never fly with him?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was just reading a story, and I'm a little confused about something. Why would someone consider going back into the mountains? Also, what alternative might they propose, and why might someone be hesitant about that alternative?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help with that! Someone might consider going back into the mountains because the river delta and swamps were tricky to navigate and potentially full of dangers hiding under the mud. An alternative might be to ride on someone and fly over the swamps. Someone might be hesitant because the person offering to fly them was not very big and was a dreadful flier with little sense of direction and a habit of getting distracted. Does that clarify the situation?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, that helps a lot! Okay, here's another question about the story: Why did you (Wren) decide to try flying with Sky despite your reservations?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I decided to try flying with Sky because I had been dreaming of that moment since Sky first managed to jump off a boulder and go up instead of down. I thought that if you have a dragon for a best friend, you should eventually fly with him. Do you have any further questions about the story?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "“I’m still right about that,†Lynx said, “but as long as you’re stuck with it, we should figure out what it’s trying to tell us.â€â€œIt’s not trying to tell me anything!†Snowfall protested. “It’s a ring! An inanimate object! With no agenda or feelings! Except maybe smugness. You’re very smug,†she snapped at the opal.“Arrgh, Snowfall, tell me what you saw!†Lynx lashed her tail, sending up gusts of sand. “Something happening back in the Ice Kingdom? Something that’s going to happen?â€â€œNo!†Snowfall barked. “Nothing useful! Nothing about my tribe or my problems! Nothing important at all! If this is stupid MAGIC, then it’s REALLYSTUPID magic! Why would I, queen of the IceWings,need to know about all the inner emotions of a bunch of rainbow dragons from a completely irrelevant continent that I’ll never see?â€â€œInner emotions?†Lynx asked. “Like — you could feel what the SilkWings were feeling?â€â€œFirst I was one of those sad-snouts,†Snowfall said, pointing up the beach. “Her name is Atala. Total tragedy face. And then last night I was some RANDOM dragon named Tau who is stuck back over there and freaking out. Why would I need to see that?It’s not like I can do anything to help her!â€Not that she would have, even if she could! She wasn’t going to invite MORE invasive, strange-looking dragons here!“Hmmmm,†Lynx said. “Maybe you can?Somehow? Maybe we just need to lay out everything you learned from your visions and figure out what to do about them.â€â€œThat’s not a gift, that’s homework!†Snowfall snapped. “I’ve had quite enough of that, thank you!I’m queen now; other dragons should have to do thethings I don’t want to do!â€â€œSo tell me about it,†Lynx said eagerly. “And everything about the first one, before you forget it.And I’ll figure out what they mean.â€Snowfall pointed one claw at her. “No. I am going to ignore this nonsense. Are these slow-slug dragons ready to fly to Sanctuary yet?â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book and got a little confused about a character's situation. Could you help me understand what Snowfall is experiencing, and what is her initial reaction to it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Of course! Snowfall is experiencing visions through a ring she possesses. Initially, she is dismissive and frustrated by these visions, believing them to be useless and irrelevant to her position as queen and her tribe's problems. She considers the ring to be smug and the magic behind the visions to be stupid. Is there anything else about Snowfall's situation I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually there is. What does Lynx suggest Snowfall do with the information from her visions, and what is Snowfall's response?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lynx suggests that Snowfall should lay out everything she learned from her visions so they can figure out what to do about them. Snowfall is resistant to this idea, seeing it as unwanted homework and preferring to ignore the \"nonsense\" and delegate tasks to other dragons now that she is queen."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, that's helpful. One more question: according to Snowfall, what kind of dragons are featured in her visions, and where are they from?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Snowfall, her visions feature \"rainbow dragons\" from a completely irrelevant continent that she'll never see. One dragon she saw was a sad-snout named Atala from the SilkWings. Another dragon she saw was named Tau. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding this book?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nStarflight believed he might die in the fight, so he confessed to Sunny that he loved her. She was surprised, and told him to kick some NightWings for her. The army of RainWings then went through the tunnel. Glory freed Orchid first, reuniting her with Mangrove, and told Liana and Grandeur how to release the RainWings with the spear. She and Starflight then went to speak to Queen Battlewinner. As they were entering her chamber, Starflight noticed the ground shaking and realized the volcano would soon erupt. Glory demanded that Battlewinner stop the attack, but the NightWing queen refused. Starflight came up with the idea for letting the NightWings come to the rainforest as long as they accepted Glory as their queen. Greatness agreed to this plan, but Queen Battlewinner refused and attempted to attack them. However, when she left the lava, the ice froze her insides and killed her in a matter of seconds.They rushed to free Splendor and Deathbringer as the volcano shook violently, and after releasing them regrouped with the other dragonets and told the NightWings their plan. Almost all the dragons accepted Glory as their queen and entered the rainforest, but Morrowseer refused. As they were about to leave, Morrowseer told them the prophecy was not true, and had been constructed as part of an elaborate plan he and Battlewinner had orchestrated to take over the rainforest.When the volcano erupted, the dragons dashed through the tunnel to the rainforest as the explosion consumed Morrowseer and killed him. Starflight felt the blast on his scales and felt a stab of pain through his eyes — the lava had blinded him. Clay shielded Starflight from the lava with his fireproof scales and brought him to the rainforest. Fatespeaker came up to him, although he initially mistook her for Sunny, and he was jabbed in the neck by a sleeping dart and knocked unconscious.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading \"The Dark Secret\" from Wings of Fire, and I had some questions about it. First, what plan did Starflight propose to resolve the conflict with the NightWings, and how did the NightWing queens react?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help you with that. Starflight proposed that the NightWings come to the rainforest and accept Glory as their queen. Greatness agreed to this plan. However, Queen Battlewinner refused and attempted to attack them. Do you have any other questions about \"The Dark Secret\"?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. What did Morrowseer reveal before the volcano erupted, and what happened to him during the eruption?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Morrowseer revealed that the prophecy was not true and had been constructed as part of a plan he and Battlewinner had orchestrated to take over the rainforest. During the eruption, Morrowseer was consumed by the explosion and killed. Do you have any further questions about Morrowseer or the eruption?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What injury was sustained during the volcanic eruption, and how was the injured person protected?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Starflight was blinded by the lava during the volcanic eruption. Clay shielded Starflight from the lava with his fireproof scales and brought him to the rainforest. Do you have any other questions related to the volcanic eruption?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, going back a bit, what plan was suggested to resolve the conflict, and how did the leader react to it? I think I missed something."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Starflight suggested letting the NightWings come to the rainforest as long as they accepted Glory as their queen. Greatness agreed to this plan. Did you have any other questions about the plan to resolve the conflict?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Sorry, one last question, I think. What did Morrowseer reveal before the volcano erupted, and what happened to him during the eruption?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Morrowseer revealed that the prophecy was not true, and had been constructed as part of an elaborate plan he and Battlewinner had orchestrated to take over the rainforest. During the eruption, Morrowseer was consumed by the explosion and killed. Is there anything else about \"The Dark Secret\" that I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nUrchin pointed down at the tunnel, and they all leaned over to see Piranha and a troop of SeaWing soldiers dragging someone into the Summer Palace. They heaved him out of the water to fly him up to the queen. His webbed talons flopped to the side, his eyes were closed, and a claw mark slashed along his sky-blue scales was bleeding heavily.Tsunami’s stomach flipped inside out like a jellyfish.It was Riptide.Webs’s green scales paled nearly to gray as Riptide was tossed onto the floor between him and Queen Coral.“No!†he cried. “He had nothing to do with this! He’s never had any contact with me.â€Moray tossed another clamshell of water over Riptide, and he groaned, shielding his eyes.“It’s true,†Tsunami said desperately. “Riptide wasn’t here with Webs. He’s — he’s been helping me. Um, with my Aquatic.†It was true, but it sounded like a lie, even to her own ears.“Whirlpool is supposed to teach you that, not this miserable creature,†Queen Coral said with narrowed eyes.“Whirlpool is a horrible teacher,†Tsunami flared. “I’d be better off taking lessons from a barnacle.â€Riptide pushed himself slowly up to sitting. He glanced around at all the faces staring at him. His gaze stopped on Webs, and the two dragons looked at each other for a long moment.“Admit your treachery,†said the queen. “Betrayal runs in your family, after all.†She swiped at Riptide’s snout, but he stepped out of reach. Piranha hissed and poked him in the side with a narwhal spear.“Don’t hurt him,†Tsunami said. “Please. He’s not working for the Talons of Peace, I promise.†She was surprised to see Riptide wince. He looked down at his claws, avoiding her eyes.Was there something he hadn’t told her?“Throw them both in the new prison,†Coral said with deep disgust. “We’ll find out what we need to know about the Talons later, when I’m feeling a little more violent.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book, and there's a scene I'm confused about. How does Tsunami attempt to protect Riptide? Is she successful?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help with that. Tsunami tries to protect Riptide by claiming that he has been helping her with her Aquatic lessons, implying he is not involved with Webs or the Talons of Peace. However, this sounds like a lie, even to her, and is ultimately not successful, as Queen Coral orders both Riptide and Webs to be thrown in prison. Is there anything else I can help you with concerning this scene?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What previous association is Riptide implied to have, and how does he react to Tsunami's denial of this association?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Riptide is implied to have an association with the Talons of Peace, which Tsunami denies. When Tsunami promises that Riptide is not working for the Talons of Peace, he winces and avoids her eyes, suggesting that there might be some truth to the accusation or something he hasn't revealed to her. Is there anything else that I could help you with today?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "Orange sparks flew off the Eye where Blister’s claws touched it. There was a hissing, crackling, spitting sound that seemed to fill the whole courtyard and expand outward, shock waves spilling over the walls and the desert beyond.Blister’s talons started shaking. It looked as if she was trying to drop the Eye but she couldn’t. Lightning flickered across the black stone and then out, darting along Blister’s arms and up into her wings. She jerked back, nearly lifting into the air, and fell, still clutching the sphere.But she didn’t scream. She never made a sound, even as her tail smashed into the ground and her head thrashed from side to side.The lightning cracked again, faster, ripping through the SandWing’s body.And then Blister, the dragon of their nightmares, the sister whose evil schemes had started the whole war, exploded into a pile of black dust.Nobody moved.Nobody spoke for a long, long moment.And then Blaze said wonderingly, “It’s me? I’m the sister who survives?â€Thorn stepped forward and gingerly picked up the Eye of Onyx again. It made a little humming sound and flickered with dark purple lines, just once, then went quiet.“What happened?†Starflight asked. Beside him, Fatespeaker shook her head, for once too shocked to speak.“I think we’d better do some research about the exact enchantment on that thing,†Glory said, giving the Eye of Onyx a wary look.“I can see why Oasis kept it in her treasury instead of wearing it,†Thorn said. “I’m a little traumatized right now.†But she lifted the necklace over her head and let the chain settle around her neck, with the onyx stone and the dragon wings resting in the center of her chest. They bumped against the moonstone that was already there, and Sunny thought of her father.We proved him wrong. We really did it. We ended the war.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was curious about something, but I don't know if you'll know the answer. What did Blaze say after Blister exploded? What does this imply about the sisters' roles?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can answer this for you. Blaze said, \"It's me? I'm the sister who survives?\". This implies that there was some expectation, perhaps even a prophecy, about which of the sisters would survive. It also suggests a sense of disbelief or surprise on Blaze's part. The sisters seem to have been in competition, or at least that their survival was mutually exclusive. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "Darkstalker uncapped the inkwell and placed it gently on the edge of the scroll. “You are doing this for yourself, Father. You have no reason to stay in the Night Kingdom anymore, now that Mother is gone. So you’re taking your chance to go home, like you’ve always wanted.†He dipped one claw in the ink. “You’re planning to tell Diamond all the secrets you know about NightWings to help her defeat us. You may even use your power again, to launch an attack on us.â€Fathom glanced over at Clearsight and saw from her unhappy face that it was true.“I might, but only to protect Whiteout,†Arctic said. “If that’s the only deal Diamond will accept to keep her alive.†He reached down and yanked out the dagger, hissing furiously as blood spurted out. “You’ll be fine with your invincible scales, don’t worry. Now say good-bye to your sister and let us go before Diamond’s army finds you.â€â€œI want to go to the Ice Kingdom,†Whiteout said. “I want to be with Father. You go home,†she said, pointing at Darkstalker. “I don’t even like you.â€Darkstalker paused, meeting her cool blue eyes, then turned back to Arctic. “But you made one odd mistake,†he said. His claw was poised above the scroll, ink gleaming on the tip. “You should have killed me before you left, like Diamond wanted you to.†He tilted his head at his father. “I’m not sure why you didn’t.â€â€œI wasn’t going to kill my own son,†Arctic snarled. “Whatever you think of my soul, it’s not so far gone that I would actually do that.†He started to laugh, a cracking, bitter sound like icicles snapping off a roof. “I know I should, though. One more spell, and I’ll probably be there, won’t I? I mean, what are you going to do to stop me?†He spread his wings, staggering upright. “Our magic is equal, you and I. Our souls are equally doomed. What are you writing, you little monster?â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was hoping you could help me understand something. According to a character named Darkstalker, why is a character named Arctic leaving a place called the Night Kingdom?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Darkstalker, Arctic is leaving the Night Kingdom because his wife (Darkstalker's mother) is gone, and Arctic is taking his chance to return to his original home. Darkstalker also believes Arctic is planning to betray the NightWings by sharing their secrets with a character named Diamond. Anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. Why didn't Arctic kill Darkstalker?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Arctic claims he didn't kill Darkstalker because he wasn't willing to kill his own son, stating that his soul wasn't so far gone that he would actually do that."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What odd mistake did Darkstalker accuse Arctic of making?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker accuses Arctic of making the mistake of not killing him before he left, as Diamond wanted him to do. Darkstalker is unsure why Arctic didn't kill him. Is there anything else I can assist you with today?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“He’s checking on all his creatures.†Lizard rolled her eyes. “He thinks he’s so great, controlling a thousand bodies at once, but it gets way harder the more there are, especially when they’re smarter than, like, mice or centipedes. Usually he has Queen Wasp helping him, but she only manages the ones she injected, so he has to control all these new SilkWings and LeafWings himself. If he doesn’t keep his boot pressing on them all the time, they try to escape. I mean, they can’t, but they’ll try, and then he’ll have to focus on them and fly them back. It makes him tired and grouchy, and it’s very funny to watch.â€â€œHow are you able to speak Dragon?†Luna asked. “And why do we understand him and the people in the story who were speaking Human?â€â€œI learned it from the dragons he’s taken over the years,†Lizard said, as if that were so very obviously obvious. “And you’re in our mindspace now, so you see and hear and understand anything we want you to.â€â€œMindspace?†Dusky echoed.Lizard waved impatiently at the walls. “The place we are stuck. Where our minds go so we can talk to each other. We can make it look however we like.â€Luna glanced at the cold, empty walls of the throne room. “You both can? If you have a choice, why would you make it look like the place where you’re actually stuck?â€â€œI suppose we could do this instead,†Lizard said in a bored voice, and suddenly they were standing in a SilkWing playground, outside a school that said Weaver Hall on it, with a balcony open to the clear blue savanna sky off to their right. The only incongruous part was Cottonmouth, who was now sitting in the same position with the same expression at the top of a slide.Dusky yelped with surprise. “This is my school! My playground!â€â€œBoring, though,†Lizard said. “It’s not real and I can’t really play here or have real friends, so what is even the point.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I just finished reading \"The Dragonet Prophecy\" and I'm a bit confused about something in it. According to Starflight, when did the murders begin, and what event preceded them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sure, I can help with that. According to Starflight, the murders began right after the only challenge Queen Coral had ever faced. This challenge occurred when her first clutch of eggs had one female in it, Orca, who challenged the queen almost the moment she was full grown. Do you have any more questions about that plot point?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, yes. What is Glory's theory as to why Queen Coral would kill her future daughters?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory theorizes that Queen Coral saw how close she came to death during Orca's challenge and realized that if she let any of her female children grow up, she might be dead within seven years. Therefore, it would be easier to kill them all in their eggs or as little dragonets before they become a threat."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I see. But then, why does Tsunami believe that Queen Coral is not responsible for killing off the female dragonets?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami believes that Queen Coral is not responsible because she loves her daughters and wants them alive more than anyone. Tsunami cites the Council, her mother’s scrolls, a mysterious dragon who tried to kill her, and Queen Coral's reaction when Tortoise failed her as evidence."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I want to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. According to one character, what event coincided with the start of the murders?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to one character, the murders started right after the only challenge Queen Coral has ever faced. This was when her first clutch of eggs had one female in it who then challenged the queen."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, and one last question. I want to make sure I understand another character's perspective. What is Glory's theory as to why Queen Coral would murder her future daughters?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory believes that Queen Coral saw how close she could come to death during her challenge with Orca, and realized that if she let any of her female children grow up, she might be dead within seven years. It would be much easier to kill them all in their eggs, or as little dragonets, before they become a threat. Were there any more questions I can answer for you?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nSunny seized the salad cauldron and shoved her nose into it. Starflight peered at the fish, and then, without even asking the others if they’d mind, he shot a burst of fire into the cauldron, which left all the fish blackened and smoky tasting.“Hey,†Tsunami protested. “I like them raw.â€â€œOverruled,†Glory said. “Raw fish is gross.â€â€œRaw fish is awesome,†Tsunami insisted.“You have unreliable taste,†said Glory. “You think your terrifying mother is awesome.â€â€œShe is not terrifying!†Tsunami said. “She’s a wonderful queen!â€â€œThat is what all the scrolls say,†Starflight pointed out through a mouthful of charred fish.Tsunami looked up at the cave ceiling and shifted from talon to talon. “Er,†she said. “Well. Apparently she . . . wrote a lot of those herself.â€â€œReally?†Starflight blinked in astonishment. “She’s a writer? I had no idea. That’s so — I mean, I wish I — do you think she’d read something I —†He stammered to a stop and fidgeted for a moment with the cauldron. “It’s cool, is all,†he mumbled, shoving a fish in his mouth.“Anyway, it’s not just the scrolls. Her subjects think she’s a great queen, too,†Tsunami said loyally. Most of them. I think.“Compelling,†said Glory. “Except for the part where she’s kill ing off all her daughters.â€Tsunami stared at Glory, too shocked to respond.“Well, wait,†Clay said. “That’s just a theory.â€â€œA good theory,†Starflight observed. “With her daughters dead, and no sisters either, no one will ever be able to challenge her for the throne. She could be queen for a hundred years and die peacefully in her sleep instead of in combat.â€Sunny pulled the egg closer to her and patted it reassuringly.“No!†Tsunami blurted. “You’re so wrong! She would never — you haven’t seen how protective she is. I mean, look at how she takes care of Anemone.â€â€œLike a crazy dragon,†Glory interjected, waving a smoky fish at Tsunami."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a pretty wild book right now, and I was wondering if you could help me keep things straight. What happened to the fish, and how did another character react?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can definitely help with that! A burst of fire blackened all the fish and gave them a smoky taste. Another character protested, because they preferred to eat them raw. Anything else I can assist you with regarding the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, there's more. What is the disagreement between Tsunami and Glory regarding both raw fish and Tsunami's mother?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami enjoys raw fish, while Glory finds it gross. Additionally, Glory believes Tsunami's mother is terrifying, but Tsunami insists that her mother is a wonderful queen. What else would you like to know about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "This is kind of a weird one, but, what theory does Glory propose regarding Tsunami's mother, and how does Starflight support this theory?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory suggests that Tsunami's mother is killing off all her daughters to ensure no one can challenge her for the throne, allowing her to rule for a long time. Starflight supports this theory by pointing out that with her daughters and sisters gone, no one will be able to challenge her rule. Is there anything further you'd like to know about these characters or their book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, just one more question. How does Tsunami defend her mother against Glory's theory?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami vehemently denies Glory's theory, arguing that her mother would never do such a thing. She claims that her mother is very protective, and uses Anemone as an example of how well her mother takes care of her daughters. Glory sarcastically replies that Tsunami's mother takes care of Anemone \"like a crazy dragon.\" Is there anything else I can help you with about the book?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nHe flew off into the trees, and as the shadows quickly swallowed him up, she noticed how dark it was already. Especially down at the bottom of the forest; there was probably still a bit of sunshine up in the treetops. But night was coming on fast. She realized she was a bit relieved that Clay had stopped her from going into the hole. She needed to be able to see in the dark like Tsunami or breathe fire like the others if she wanted to explore with no light.“You can get off my tail now,†she said to Clay.“Let’s find a place to hide,†he suggested, standing up. “Ooooo, and maybe something to eat. Are you hungry? I’m hungry.â€â€œShocking,†Glory said with a laugh. “You know there’s still enough of that fruit left stuck to your teeth to make a whole other meal.â€â€œI know,†Clay said ruefully. He ran his tongue across the gummy red bits stuck between his white teeth. “But I kind of wish I had a sheep or a cow instead.â€â€œSorry,†Glory said. “You probably won’t find any of those here.†She spread her wings and leaped into the low branches of a fat gray tree. Vines covered in purple blossoms hung in long loops all over the tree, and another, skinnier tree seemed to be growing up around the fat one, winding its trunk around and around it like a monkey’s tail.They found a spot where the branches wove together thickly enough that they could both lie down without worrying about falling off. Through the vines, Glory could watch the hole in the boulder, although it, too, was rapidly disappearing into the growing shadows.Clay curled up close to her but not touching her, which she appreciated. She wondered if other RainWings preferred not to be touched, or if that was a special thing of her own, picked up from living with three guardians who hit her almost as often as they looked at her.Let’s be fair, she thought to herself. Webs never hurt me himself. He just let the other two do whatever they wanted."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was wondering, what did Glory think about physical touch, and how might her past have influenced this?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I understand your question. Glory wondered if other RainWings preferred not to be touched, or if that was something specific to her, stemming from her experience of living with guardians who hit her almost as often as they looked at her. She also acknowledged that one of her guardians, Webs, never physically hurt her himself, but allowed the others to do as they pleased. Is there anything else I can help you understand?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nWhen there’s a new queen, who doesn’t know about Fathom’s promise to Pearl, Indigo thought. Their island was off the southern coast of Pyrrhia, within sight of the rainforest, and they kept up with tribe news by visiting and trading with RainWings every couple of months or so. That’s how they knew that the NightWings had vanished, and nobody knew where they’d gone. There had been stories of Darkstalker sightings everywhere for a while, and then gradually fewer and fewer until they dwindled away. Clearsight must have succeeded, but Indigo wished sometimes that she knew exactly what had happened, and where Clearsight was now.As for their own tribe, surely Wharf and Lionfish must have returned home after they lost Fathom, still believing Indigo had left him. Queen Pearl probably thought Fathom and Indigo were both dead, or that Fathom had fled with the NightWings. She never needed to find out that they were alive, and together, and happy.It had taken Indigo such a long time to convince Fathom that it was all right for him to be happy. That he wasn’t a secret monster waiting to be unleashed. That he wasn’t the one who did all those terrible things, and they weren’t his fault, and he didn’t have to punish himself forever.“I want to hear about you and Mommy,†Ripple said. Blob snuggled around his neck, flipping his tentacles contentedly. “About stuff you did when you were little like us.â€â€œOh, we were very good,†Fathom said solemnly. “We were never, ever naughty.â€â€œFIBS!†Clearpool cried, splashing him with her tail. “You were, too!â€â€œWell,†Fathom said, “all right, I suppose Mommy was, sometimes.†Indigo whacked him with her tail and he grinned at her.“Mommy,†said Cowrie, “do you know any stories about bad guys?â€Indigo and Fathom exchanged a glance and Indigo felt a weird shiver, like someone was swimming over her grave.“What do you want to know about bad guys?†Fathom asked."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading *Talons of Power* right now, and I have a question about how Indigo's tribe learned about world news. According to Indigo, how did her tribe stay informed about news, such as the NightWings' disappearance?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can answer that! According to Indigo, her tribe kept up with news by visiting and trading with RainWings every couple of months."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, thanks! I have one other question about *Talons of Power*. What concerns did Indigo have regarding Queen Pearl finding out about her and Fathom?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Indigo was concerned that Queen Pearl might find out that she and Fathom were alive, together, and happy. She believed Queen Pearl probably thought they were both dead, or that Fathom had fled with the NightWings, and she didn't want to disrupt that assumption."
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“They can catch up,†Cottonmouth said dismissively. He twitched the reins out of Coyote’s hands and kicked his horse into a gallop.Coyote looked back at the figures slowly inching down the cliff on the long, dangling ropes. But after a moment, he sighed, turned his horse, and followed the others.So only Luna was left to see the dragon’s return. This dragon was bigger, sandy tan flecked with black, and Luna thought she glimpsed a barb at the end of her tail as the dragon swooped into her cave.She exploded out again a moment later, roaring with fury. The last few soldiers on the cliff didn’t stand a chance. Luna covered Dusky’s eyes and closed her own as fire blasted from the dragon’s mouth.The next moment, they were standing in a stone pyramid with a sand pit in the center of it. Windows high in the wall illuminated words painted in gold on the ceiling, the odd human letters rearranging into language in Luna’s brain. OBEDIENCE said one wall; SELF-PRESERVATION said another; THE EMPEROR PROTECTS US ALL.Human soldiers lined the walls, too, wearing heavily padded leather armor and bristling with spikes and sharp weapons. In the center of the sand pit, a dragon egg was hatching, all alone.Luna could remember a few details about her own hatching: the gentle rocking of the silk hammock that cradled her egg, the talons that lifted her free of the eggshell, her mother’s wings enfolding her, and a feeling of light, warmth, color, security.There was none of that here, in this cold stone room full of spiky humans.One human stood close to the egg, but his face was shielded with a metal helmet and armor plates covered his entire body, so Luna couldn’t tell if it was Cottonmouth. He held a long metal stick in his paws, hovering over the egg. As the tiny hatching dragon pushed the shell aside and wobbled out onto the sand, the human pounced. A wire circle at the end of the stick closed around the dragonet’s neck.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading this book, and something happened that I didn't quite understand, maybe you can help me with it. What magic does Darkstalker use on his father, Arctic?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I'll see what I can do! Darkstalker silences Arctic, preventing him from speaking or using his magic, and commands him never to attack Darkstalker or his friends, or try to escape. I hope that helps! Do you have any other questions about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do, actually. What action does Darkstalker take that Clearsight fears will lead to the end of the world?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker is writing on a scroll, which Clearsight believes is spelling out the beginning of the end of the world. I hope that helps! Anything else you'd like to know?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, you mentioned Darkstalker using magic on Arctic. What exactly does Darkstalker do to Arctic, and what are the immediate effects?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker casts a spell on Arctic, silencing him and preventing him from using his magic, attacking Darkstalker or his friends, or escaping. Arctic clutches his throat and his tail lashes around wildly, indicating the spell is painful and restrictive. Do you have any more questions about this story?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Kind of a hypothetical, but it relates to the story's themes. In a fictional story, a powerful character commands another character to undo a spell on a third character. What is the result of this action?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The character compelled by magic removes and smashes a necklace, which breaks the spell. The character who was under the spell gasps, shakes their head, and seems to awaken from a trance. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“Don’t be,†he said. “We both win. We’re going to have the greatest future I can give us. All of us.†He swung his head to include Fathom and Clearsight, then rolled his eyes at the expressions on their faces. “Calm down. I saved the day. It was amazing, didn’t you notice?â€â€œLet me see,†Clearsight said, holding out her talons.Darkstalker shrugged and slid his scroll toward her. Fathom stepped around him and read the spell over her shoulder.He’d known what it would say. It was clear from what he’d seen in front of him.But still, seeing the words in black and white …Enchant Arctic the IceWing to obey my every command.“No,†Clearsight breathed.Fathom was dizzy, falling, the world and everything he knew rushing past him.If it was possible to enchant living dragons this way — to treat them like objects, to use them however you wanted …He looked at Clearsight. It could start as simply as a pair of enchanted earrings. A small shifting of the world, rearranging other dragons to make your life a bit easier, telling yourself it was harmless, for the best, even.But once you took a step down that path, once you let yourself think manipulating someone else was all right … when every new turn seemed right to you, seemed justified, no matter how far you went …Where would it ever stop?All things considered, Darkstalker thought he was doing a remarkably admirable job of keeping his temper.His queen had tried to kill him, after everything he’d done for her.His father had bewitched his sister and tried to betray the entire tribe.Clearsight was acting as if his gift of the earrings was some enormous life-altering horrible treachery, instead of a perfectly sweet, kindhearted gesture he’d made to make her feel better.And now Fathom was flooding Darkstalker’s mind with panicked screaming mobs of DOOM DOOM THE SKY IS FALLING MY FRIEND IS EVIL THE WORLD IS ENDING blah blah overreacting melodramatic nonsense.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading Wings of Fire, and I was wondering something. What were Fathom's concerns about enchanting living dragons?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fathom was concerned about the possibility of treating living dragons like objects and using them however one wanted. He realized that it could start with something small and seemingly harmless, like a pair of enchanted earrings, but could eventually lead to manipulating others without limit, with each step seeming justified. What else can I tell you about Wings of Fire?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What spell did Darkstalker cast that horrified Clearsight and Fathom?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker cast a spell to enchant Arctic the IceWing to obey his every command. Do you have any further questions about that specific event?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Why would someone be disturbed by the possibility of enchanting living beings and treating them like objects?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "They would be disturbed because it reveals the possibility of enchanting living beings and treating them like objects. They might realize that this power could be easily abused, leading to the manipulation and control of others without end. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "How did Darkstalker perceive his own actions in contrast to how Clearsight and Fathom viewed them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker saw his actions as saving the day and making kindhearted gestures, while Clearsight and Fathom viewed them as dangerous treachery with potentially devastating consequences. Darkstalker felt he was acting admirably despite the actions of others against him, and dismissed Fathom's concerns as melodramatic overreactions. Is there anything else about Wings of Fire I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "Description Fritillary has lime-green stripes across his scales. Personality Fritillary is shown to be very mean and irritable, wishing that everyone hated the world as much as he did. He is also described as never missing the chance to join in a fight and strongly disliking everyone else, a feeling described as mutual. He often started arguments with other flamesilks, and nearly all of them hate him. According to Danaid, he is the worst, while Blue describes Fritillary as having an everlasting bad temper.Biography The Lost Continent Prophecy The Lost Continent Fritillary argued with Admiral and the other flamesilks often. When Blue first arrived at the flamesilk factory and met his father, Admiral, Fritillary shouted rude things about Blue to Admiral, starting a fight between them.Fritillary joined in another shouting fight between Danaid and Pierid a while later. When Danaid listed all the flamesilks to Blue, she described Fritillary as \"the worst.\"Later, when Blue visited all of the flamesilks, everybody was said to warn him away from Fritillary. Blue suspected that Fritillary must dislike living in the flamesilk factory due to his bad temper.Blue saw Fritillary, along with Danaid and Pierid, in a nightmare, all of them yelling at each other. When he woke up and saw Luna emerge from her cocoon, Fritillary yelled at Admiral that he would give her three days until she found out that Admiral was the most annoying.Fritillary was also one of the ten screaming flamesilks in the massive shouting commotion Danaid caused in order to help Blue and Luna escape. Fritillary was yelling at Admiral that his dragonets were boring, which made both Admiral and Danaid shout back at him that they were not.Quotes ---- ---- ----Referencesde:Fritillary fr:Demi-Deuil ru:ШашечникFrostbiteFrostbite was a female IceWing animus who was mentioned in Winter Turning. She created the gift of light, also known as the Moon Globe Tree.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I had a question. Can you describe Fritillary's physical appearance?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sure, no problem! Fritillary has lime-green stripes across his scales. Do you want to know anything else about Fritillary?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, I do have another question. What is Frostbite known for?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help with that! Frostbite was an IceWing animus who created the gift of light, also known as the Moon Globe Tree. Is there anything more I can tell you about Frostbite?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I have one more question. What are some examples of rude behavior?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Here is your answer: Fritillary often argues with other flamesilks and frequently shouts rude things at others, as well as joining in shouting fights. He also yells at Admiral that his dragonets were boring. Do you have any other questions?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nFor the past week, Carnelian’s body had been kept in a cave near the peak of Jade Mountain. According to SkyWing tradition, their dead were offered to the sky for seven days before being burned. An old dragon named Osprey — the only one in the Sky Palace who would speak with Peril voluntarily — had told Peril that this was to make sure their spirits could fly free and return as SkyWings, instead of coming back as any other kind of dragon.That kind of talk always made Queen Scarlet roll her eyes, though. She let her tribe follow whatever rituals they cared about, but she was not much interested in what happened to dragons after they were dead.Peril had visited the body twice, at night when everyone else was asleep. She didn’t remember ever meeting the fierce red dragonet in the Sky Kingdom, but then, she didn’t know most SkyWings by name. Queen Scarlet didn’t like it when Peril tried to talk to other dragons. To be honest, neither did the other dragons.So Peril had seen the mourning cave by moonlight — the tall arched roof, the towering slender pillars of pale gray rock, all the windows and skylights that opened to the air. And she’d seen the burned dragon wrapped in white silk, as still and empty as any of the charred bodies Peril had left on Scarlet’s arena sands.But she hadn’t seen the cave in the daytime before. She hadn’t seen the sunlight pouring in, white and gold and backed with blue sky, or the wind rippling the silk so it looked like Carnelian was breathing.Now it really looked like a place where a spirit could be set free … a place where a new SkyWing might rise again.Unless it was scared off by the angry dragons gathered around the body anyhow. On the plus side, at least all the shouting meant no one could hear Turtle and Peril sneaking up the passage toward them.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm writing a story, and I'm curious about something. I need to know how Queen Scarlet feels about SkyWing rituals related to death."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help you with that! Queen Scarlet allows her tribe to follow whatever rituals they care about, but she is not particularly interested in what happens to dragons after they are dead. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding your story?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“Are you saying Sunny’s in danger now?†Starflight demanded at the same time. “Because of that egg? Why would you do that to her?â€â€œI don’t mind,†Sunny said, cuddling the egg to her chest. But she looked paler than usual.“No, listen,†Tsunami said. She took a step back toward the cave entrance. “Don’t you see? We’re doing a good thing by keeping this egg alive. And now Queen Coral has to take care of all of us, because we’re protecting her daughter. She can’t chain you up and not feed you anymore — if that was even her idea in the first place.â€Glory and Starflight exchanged “yeah, right†glances. Tsunami frowned at them.“And if we find the real assassin,†she hurried on, “then we’ll be heroes.â€â€œNot if it’s your mom,†Glory said firmly. “Which it is.â€Tsunami wanted to kick her. “It can’t be my mother,†she said again. “The dragon who attacked me in the tunnel didn’t have a dragonet attached. Where are you suggesting she stashed Anemone while she came after me? And how could she have broken one of her eggs when Anemone is with her at all times?â€â€œShe could have sent someone else,†Starflight said. “Or the attack on you could be unrelated to the princess murders. Perhaps there’s another reason someone wants you dead.â€â€œOoo, I have a few guesses,†Glory said.“I think it’s Shark,†Tsunami said, ignoring her. “Tortoise pointed at him before she died. He was at the Deep Palace before the rest of the Council. If I’m right and there’s a secret entrance to the hatchery, he could have snuck in to kill the dragonets without anyone knowing. And he could have attacked me in the tunnel, too. Queen Coral thought she’d sent him on ahead already, so nobody knew where he was exactly.â€â€œTsunami,†Clay said, nosing her with his snout. His forehead crinkled worriedly. “It doesn’t sound like you’re safe here. Maybe we should go.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book and I'm a bit confused about a theory one of the characters has. What is Glory's theory about who the real assassin is?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory firmly believes that Tsunami's mother, Queen Coral, is the real assassin. Anything else I can help you with regarding the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What are Tsunami's reasons for doubting that her mother is the assassin?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami argues that the dragon who attacked her in the tunnel didn't have a dragonet attached. She asks where her mother would have stashed Anemone (her daughter) while attacking her, and how her mother could have broken one of her eggs when Anemone is with her at all times. Do you have any further questions about the characters' reasoning?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Switching gears a little bit, why does Tsunami believe that keeping the egg alive is a good thing?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami believes that keeping the egg alive is a good thing, because Queen Coral is now obligated to take care of them, since they are protecting her daughter. This prevents Coral from being able to chain them up and not feed them anymore."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What are Glory's and Starflight's reactions to Tsunami's reasoning?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory and Starflight exchange \"yeah, right\" glances, indicating that they are skeptical of Tsunami's reasoning."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, let's back up a little. What are two arguments that Tsunami makes against the possibility of her mother being the assassin?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "First, Tsunami argues that the dragon who attacked her in the tunnel did not have a dragonet attached, and she questions where her mother would have stashed Anemone (her dragonet) while attacking her. Second, she says that her mother couldn't have broken one of her eggs when Anemone is with her at all times."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Finally, who *does* Tsunami suspect is the assassin, and what evidence does she provide?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami suspects that Shark is the assassin. She mentions that Tortoise pointed at him before dying, and that Shark was at the Deep Palace before the rest of the Council. She believes that Shark could have snuck into the hatchery through a secret entrance to kill the dragonets without anyone knowing, and that he also could have attacked her in the tunnel. She adds that Queen Coral thought she had sent Shark on ahead already, so nobody knew where he was exactly. Do you need any further help with the book?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“Even so, I’m not sure that theory works,†Starflight said, gazing vaguely into the air as if he was trying to solve a math equation. “The princess murders started two years before they stole Tsunami’s egg, so the Talons, and especially Webs, wouldn’t have known they were going to steal a royal egg at that point — Webs didn’t even know he was going to be a Talon at that point. And Webs has been underground with us for the last six years. He couldn’t have flown here and back every time he wanted to murder a dragonet.â€Starflight shook his head. “No, I’m afraid it doesn’t —†His eyes met Blister’s, and he abruptly slammed his mouth shut.“What he said,†Tsunami said desperately. “Exactly.â€â€œSo his allies in the Talons of Peace did his dirty work,†Blister said, unperturbed. “You know it makes sense, Coral. The Talons have been your enemies for so long. Of course it would turn out that they’re the ones behind the murders. It’s the ending that wraps every thing together.â€Coral nodded. Her talons twitched toward the nearest scroll, as if she couldn’t wait to write all this down.“Why are you doing this?†Tsunami demanded, stepping closer to Blister. “Why pin the murders on Webs and Riptide, unless you’re covering your own tracks?â€Blister gave a hoot of laughter. “It doesn’t matter to me what happens to SeaWing princesses,†she said. “Except that I feel my poor ally’s pain, of course. I’m merely pointing out the obvious to her. These two should be executed for their crimes as soon as possible.â€You want Webs dead, Tsunami thought. And you killed Kestrel, I’m sure of it. But why?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm trying to understand something from a book I'm reading. What timeline discrepancy in Blister's theory is pointed out?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help with that. It is pointed out that the princess murders started two years before the theft of Tsunami's egg. This implies that the Talons of Peace, and especially Webs, would not have known they were going to steal a royal egg at the time the murders began. Is there anything else I can help you with from the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, there is. Why might someone believe that a particular person could not have committed a crime?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "There could be a number of reasons! One reason might be that the person has been with a group for a long time, making it impossible for them to have traveled back and forth to commit the crime themselves."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question. What motivates one of the characters to accuse others of the murders?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "One of the characters is motivated to accuse others of the murders in order to cover her own tracks. She finds it convenient to pin the murders on long-time enemies and wants one of them dead. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“You could bring your own family,†he said, in the voice he used when he thought he was being sly and gathering information. “How many would that be? I could tell Dad to find a place for you. Wouldn’t they be so pleased? Everyone wants to live here and hardly anyone can, but he’d listen to me. Ooh, you could live next door to me! I don’t like our neighbors anyway; I don’t mind kicking them out.â€â€œI do not want to live in the Indestructible City,†Wren said firmly.“But then you could see me all the time,†he wheedled.She arched an eyebrow at him. “What makes you think either of us would like that?â€â€œThe — because — I’m the — everyone wants to be friends with me!†he blurted.“If I lived next door to you,†Wren pointed out, “I wouldn’t be able to bring you the dragon scales you love. Just think about that, as you look around at all your hundreds of friends: I could have one more friend who barely tolerates me, or I could have the most unique dragon scales in the city. Then you’ll feel better.â€â€œYou don’t understand anything,†he grumbled.“I’ll take these five,†Wren said to the woman with the books. “You buy the other five,†she said to Undauntable, “and bring them to me next time I come back.â€â€œWhat — just carry them up and down from the city every day in case you show up?†he demanded indignantly.“Don’t pretend like you ever walk those steps,†Wren said with a laugh. “You have your own fancy basket these days. I saw it.†A person basket had been added next to the cargo platform in the last few years. She wondered how many people used it besides the prince — and she wondered whether he came down often, looking for her when she wasn’t here.She put her new books in the knapsack she’d just bought as well, pretending not to pay attention, but she was pleased to note Undauntable buying the other books behind her and handing them to his bodyguard.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, so, I'm thinking about this story idea I have. In it, there's this safe, indestructible city. But, I'm wondering, why would someone *not* want to live in a safe, indestructible city?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question! They might not want to live in a safe, indestructible city because it would mean they wouldn't be able to bring unique gifts to their loved ones. They might imply that maintaining their current relationship, where they bring unique gifts, is more valuable to them than being a neighbor. Does that help you consider your character's motivations?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, that's an interesting consideration. Okay, new question about this city of mine. What does the existence of a \"person basket\" next to the cargo platform suggest about the Indestructible City?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The existence of a \"person basket\" suggests that the Indestructible City is difficult to access by foot, and that some people prefer (or can afford) a more convenient mode of transportation than walking. It also implies that there's enough demand to warrant a dedicated basket for transporting people. I hope that aids you in your story-writing."
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nThere was something odd about the sapphire, but it didn’t feel menacing to Ivy. It had a kind of quiet vibration to it, as if it was reaching for something on another level of the universe. She cupped it between her hands and stared into its facets.“So if he moved the treasure, where else can we look?†Violet asked.Stone shrugged. “I have no idea. Sorry.â€â€œWell,†Foxglove said as Violet and Daffodil got to their feet, “if you think of anything, let us know.†Violet rolled up the blankets and turned to hand them to Stone.With a brisk knock, the Dragonslayer strolled through the front door.Violet threw the blankets at Ivy so fast that Ivy almost didn’t catch them. They tumbled around her hands and she scrambled to bury the sapphire inside the folds of wool. Her heart was pounding. I hope he didn’t see it.“What’s this?†her father said with a pleasant smile. “A Wingwatcher party? At my brother’s house? Why wasn’t I invited?â€â€œHi, Dad,†she said, clutching the blankets to her chest. “We were just stopping by to say hi to Uncle Stone.â€Heath’s gaze traveled over Violet’s innocent face, Daffodil’s wide eyes, Foxglove’s blank expression. “Oh?†he said. “Why are you all … wet?â€â€œIt’s raining,†Violet answered.“We were surprised by a storm while we were out skygazing,†Foxglove reported. “We came in the closest entrance. Ivy suggested that her uncle lived nearby and we could dry off here.â€Heath raised his eyebrows at her. “You haven’t dried off much,†he observed.“I was more concerned for the young recruits,†Foxglove said. “I’ve been caught in the rain before. I’ll be fine.â€â€œHolly, right?†he said, pointing at her.“Foxglove, sir,†she said, as politely as always.“Hmmm,†he said. “Ivy, use one of those blankets on your hair. You are dripping all over your uncle’s cave. And then get on home — I need to speak with my brother.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I just read Wings of Fire Book 2, \"The Lost Heir,\" and I'm wondering, why does Tsunami hesitate to leave the SeaWings, despite finding it hard to fit in?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's a great question! Tsunami hesitates because she doesn't like seeing aspects of her mother that frighten her. She prefers the idealized image of her mother. Furthermore, Coral, her mother and the SeaWing queen, had given her pearls the moment she saw her, and seemed happy to meet her. Do you have any other questions about \"The Lost Heir\" or the Wings of Fire series?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, I noticed some slight differences in the text and dialogue depending on the edition. So I guess I should ask something slightly more narrow — why does Tsunami hesitate to leave the SeaWings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I understand. Tsunami hesitates because fitting in with the SeaWings is harder than she expected, and she doesn't like seeing the scary sides of her mother. She prefers the image of the loving queen from \"The Missing Princess.\" She also remembers the pearls her mother gave her and how happy her mother seemed."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Follow-up question: How does Clay convince Tsunami to stay, and what does Tsunami secretly think about this?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clay convinces Tsunami to stay by saying they should stay together so they can keep one another safe. This makes Tsunami feel better because it suggests they don't hate her too much if they want her to stay. Tsunami had already planned to stay anyway, but hearing it from Clay and seeing Sunny agreeing made her feel more secure. Do you have any other questions about the Wings of Fire series?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nThey curled up together to sleep, sheltering the egg in the middle of their pile. Tsunami rested her head on Clay’s shoulder and listened to the rain pattering on the canopy far above them. Last night she’d slept underwater on seaweed, and it had been the most comfortable sleep she’d ever had. But even though she was back in a cave, something about the rise and fall of Clay’s deep breathing under her snout was more calming than any seaweed bed or pearl-studded underwater palace.It wasn’t until she was almost asleep that she remembered she’d forgotten to tell the others about Kestrel.“WHERE ARE THEY?!â€Tsunami bolted awake out of a nightmare about the last egg slipping through her claws and smashing on a coral reef. She blinked and checked under her wing. Sunny was still curled neatly around the egg, keeping it warm. The little SandWing lifted her head as if something had woken her up as well. What was it?“WHERE ARE THE DRAGONETS? WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER? WHERE IS MY EGG?â€â€œUp here,†called an unfamiliar voice with a weird hiss to it.Tsunami leaped to her feet. A shape was coiled in the cave entrance, watching them. Glittering black eyes met Tsunami’s. A poisonous tail barb flicked up and down. White-gold scales marked with black diamond patterns caught the glint of sunlight now trickling through the canopy.The storm had passed.And there was a SandWing watching them sleep.Tsunami didn’t have to remember the illustrations in their scrolls to guess who it was. She poked her friends with her claws.“Wake up, you lazy snoring manatees,†she hissed.“You’re a lazy snoring manatee,†Glory mumbled with her wings over her head. “And you smell like one, too.â€â€œYou’re going to feel very silly in a minute,†Tsunami whispered crossly.“Oh, if you insist,†Clay muttered, mostly asleep. “I suppose I could eat one more hippo.â€â€œClay!†Tsunami yanked on his ears, and he sat up with a bewildered look, shaking his head.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I'm trying to remember some details from a book I read. What startles Tsunami awake, and what is her initial reaction?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help with that! Tsunami bolts awake out of a nightmare about an egg slipping through her claws. She immediately checks under her wing to ensure that the egg is safe. Sunny, the SandWing, also lifts her head as if something has woken her up. Then, they hear an unfamiliar voice yelling, \"WHERE ARE THE DRAGONETS? WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER? WHERE IS MY EGG?\" Anything else I can help you remember?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. How does Tsunami react to the presence of the SandWing dragon, and how do her friends respond to her attempts to wake them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami immediately recognizes the SandWing dragon and pokes her friends with her claws, hissing at them to wake up. Glory mumbles that Tsunami is a lazy snoring manatee and smells like one. Clay, mostly asleep, mutters that he could eat one more hippo. Tsunami then yanks on Clay's ears, causing him to sit up with a bewildered look. Is there anything else you'd like to know about this book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually, just one more question: What woke Tsunami up abruptly?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Tsunami bolted awake out of a nightmare about the last egg slipping through her claws and smashing on a coral reef. She was also awoken by someone yelling, \"WHERE ARE THE DRAGONETS? WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER? WHERE IS MY EGG?\" Anything else you'd like to know?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "“Darkstalker,†Clearsight said. “Please don’t do what you’re about to do. Please stop and look at the timelines with me — we can still find one that’s safe and peaceful for all of us.â€â€œI know we can,†he said. “We’re on it. Accept your destiny, my love. We’re the ones who bring the peace, once the throne is ours. And who’s safer than the king and queen?â€He took off, relishing the sound of all their wingbeats hurrying after him. These were his dragons, Clearsight and Fathom and Whiteout. They might fuss and worry at him, but they’d follow him to the edge of the sky. They’d be right beside him as he took his throne, and they’d love him no matter what.He didn’t stop once, the whole way back to the Night Kingdom. The sun buried itself below the horizon and darkness spread cold wings over the desert. A few times as he flew, he saw the flicker of campfires or the shadows of moving dragons, preparing for yet another battle.That will be my army soon, he thought. We’ll crush the IceWings easily once I’m king. I’ll punish Diamond for what she did to my mother.Rage surged through him again. He’d delayed his vengeance for months, listening to Clearsight’s worries, following Queen Vigilance’s strategy instead of using his own. He’d made her a stronger queen; he’d given the tribe a shield and strengthened her army, and then what did she do? Send an assassin after him!She’d brought this upon herself.The mountainous border of the Night Kingdom loomed up ahead. Darkstalker had enchanted his shield to allow himself, Whiteout, and Arctic to pass through safely. He wondered what would have happened if he’d left Arctic out of that equation. Would he have died on his way out of the kingdom?It didn’t matter. This path was going to be much more satisfying.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book right now, and I'm a little confused about a character. Who are the dragons that Darkstalker considers his, and what is his perception of their loyalty?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker considers Clearsight, Fathom, and Whiteout to be his dragons. He believes that they might fuss and worry at him, but they will follow him to the edge of the sky, be right beside him as he takes his throne, and love him no matter what."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "That's interesting! What future does Clearsight envision, and how does it differ from Darkstalker's?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight wants to find a timeline that is safe and peaceful for everyone. Darkstalker believes that they can bring peace once they are king and queen, and that they will be safe once they have the throne."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I see. How did Darkstalker assist Queen Vigilance, and why is he now turning against her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker helped Queen Vigilance by strengthening her army and giving the tribe a shield. However, he is now turning against her because she sent an assassin after him."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "That makes sense. What enchantment did Darkstalker create, and what does it reveal about his past relationships and current plans?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker enchanted his shield to allow himself, Whiteout, and Arctic to pass through safely. This reveals that Arctic was once close enough to Darkstalker to be included in the enchantment, but now Darkstalker is contemplating what would have happened if he had excluded Arctic from the enchantment, suggesting a shift in their relationship. This enchantment also plays a part in his current plan to take over the Night Kingdom."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, so, who are Fathom and Whiteout in relation to Darkstalker, and what is their role in his plans?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fathom and Whiteout, along with Clearsight, are dragons close to Darkstalker. He believes they are his dragons who will follow him to the edge of the sky and stand by him as he takes the throne, suggesting they are loyal companions and supporters."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "That clears things up a lot. What motivates a character named Darkstalker's desire to become king?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker's motivations include a desire to end the war, a thirst for power, and a desire for revenge against Diamond for what she did to his mother. He feels that becoming king is the only way to achieve these goals."
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "The Great Diamond was below them, bustling with dragons shopping, dragons on their way to work, dragons going to the library or the museum or school. Dragons who didn’t have any idea what or who was important, or how the world was about to change.He twisted in the air to meet his father’s eyes. “You will land beside me and stand there quietly until I tell you what to do next.â€Arctic’s eyes were blank, trapped. There was nothing he could do but obey.Darkstalker landed on the stage set up in the center of the plaza, where there were supposed to be concerts for the next few weeks, celebrating a series of upcoming hatching days in the royal family.The moons shone palely overhead, two of them almost full, one a needle-sharp sliver on a carpet of stars.Talons hit the stage behind him, thump thump thump. Fathom, Whiteout, Clearsight, with their beloved, frustrating, worried faces. And right beside him, Arctic, exactly as Darkstalker had always wanted him.Down below him, dragons turned to look up, their faces curious and wondering.“My friends,†Darkstalker called in a booming voice. My subjects, he thought. “You’re about to see something no dragons have ever seen before. Gather your families; everyone come watch! This is the most important day of your lives!â€He sat down and waited as the square filled with dragons, murmurs passing from one to another, everyone wondering what he was going to do. Everyone’s eyes on him. Everyone finally about to see him for the dragon he really was: his power, his heroism, his intelligence and strength.After tonight, no one would ever insult him or underestimate him again.And no one would dare attack him, or hurt the dragons he loved.“Darkstalker,†Clearsight said from beside him, her wings brushing softly against his.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I've got a pretty specific question about a book. What instruction does Darkstalker give to Arctic, and what is Arctic's state of mind?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can answer that for you. Darkstalker instructs Arctic to land beside him and stand there quietly until further instructions are given. Arctic's eyes are blank and he feels trapped, indicating that he has no choice but to obey Darkstalker. Do you have any other questions about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, I do. How does Darkstalker address the dragons gathered in the plaza, and what does he think about them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker addresses the dragons as \"My friends,\" but in his thoughts, he refers to them as \"My subjects.\" He tells them that they are about to witness something extraordinary and that this is the most important day of their lives, urging them to gather their families and watch. Anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, what are Darkstalker's expectations and motivations for what he is about to do?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker believes that after this night, no one will ever insult or underestimate him again. He expects everyone to finally see him for the dragon he truly is, recognizing his power, heroism, intelligence, and strength. He is also motivated by a desire to protect the dragons he loves from attack or harm. Do you have any further questions?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I think I have one more. What does Darkstalker hope to achieve by showing his power to the public?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker hopes that by revealing his power, heroism, intelligence, and strength, no one will ever insult or underestimate him again. He also believes that it will deter anyone from attacking him or hurting the dragons he loves. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "Surely Sunny would be asleep right now, in the middle of the night. If he remembered right, he should be able to step into whatever she was already dreaming about — and if she were in the deepest level of dreamsleep, she’d see him and they could talk to each other. But if her sleep was shallow or uneasy, he might be able to see in, but she wouldn’t know he was really there. And if she were awake, it wouldn’t work at all, of course.He closed his eyes and pictured Sunny — her laugh that made everyone else laugh, too, her flares of temper that vanished as quickly as they came, her small claws and fierce protective face, her scales like rippled sunshine, the way she looked like no other dragon on Pyrrhia. If she were here, she’d know exactly what to say about his father. She’d tell him what to tell the NightWings about Glory, and how to talk them out of hurting RainWings, forever.But no matter how hard he concentrated, his mind stayed firmly in the NightWing dormitory instead of finding her dreams.Maybe she was awake. Maybe she was in the rainforest somewhere, looking at the moons and wondering if he was looking at them, too.He tried Glory next, then Clay, then Tsunami. Nothing happened. He couldn’t reach any of them.Starflight squeezed the dreamvisitor between his claws, grinding his teeth. This had to work. Unless it wasn’t really a dreamvisitor, but it certainly looked like one.Try a RainWing. They’re always asleep.The first RainWing who came to mind was Kinkajou, the little dragonet Glory had rescued from the NightWings. Starflight focused on her enormous dark eyes and quick-changing scales. He pressed the dreamvisitor to his forehead, praying that this would work.And suddenly he was perched on a branch in the rainforest.Starflight took a deep, relieved breath, but he still inhaled the smoke of the dormitory. He could see the rainforest, but he couldn’t smell it, unfortunately for him.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I've been reading the *Wings of Fire* books and I'm a little confused about something. Could you remind me, what is Sanctuary supposed to be, according to Snowfall?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly! According to Snowfall, Sanctuary was supposed to be a small enclave where dragons who couldn't go home to their own kingdoms could live. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding the *Wings of Fire* series?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "Relationships Caribou Snowstorm was Caribou's best friend and closest advisor. He inspired her to create the gift of subsistence by bringing her to visit his village. ReferencesSnowstorm (bard's brother)(Not to be confused with one of the other IceWings named Snowstorm.) Snowstorm is a male IceWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. He is the brother of Caribou. He currently resides in the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals.Biography Field Guides A Guide to the Dragon World Snowstorm was mentioned to be the brother of Caribou in In the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals.Family treeSnowstorm (bard's father)(Not to be confused with one of the other IceWings named Snowstorm.) Snowstorm is a male IceWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. He is the father of Caribou, and currently resides in the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals.Biography Field Guides A Guide to the Dragon World Snowstorm was mentioned to be the father of Caribou in In the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals.Family treeSnowySnowy is an arctic fox of unknown gender who was introduced in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are the pet of Princess Mink. Biography Field Guides A Guide to the Dragon World Snowy was mentioned in Mink's Jade Mountain Academy application.Trivia - Snowy is named after Queen Snowfall. GallerySnowy guide image.jpg|A drawing of a sculpture of Snowy, from A Guide to the Dragon World by Joy AngReferencesde:Snowy fr:SnowySongsThis page is a list of all known songs dragons and humans have developed over time.Bumblebee's Sundew Song Bumblebee's Sundew Song is a song Bumblebee sang while climbing over on Sundew to throw morpho butterfly wings to trap the tsetse fly. She sang about her and Sundew \"saving the day.\"Lyrics \"Beemish snudoo, bumpbump snableday,beemish snudoo bumpbump snableday.\"K-I-S-S-Y K-I-S-S-Y is a song sung by Anemone to Turtle about him and Kinkajou in Talons of Power. It is similar to the real-life song K-I-S-S-I-N-G.Lyrics \"[Name] and [name]Flying in the sky,\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I've got a weird question for you. Why might someone go to a place called the Indestructible City?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question! Someone might go to a place called the Indestructible City when they run out of things to read or need new clothes. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "Fathom’s anxiety intensified to a shrieking fever pitch as they swooped closer to the palace. Oh no, we shouldn’t enchant other dragons! Dragons aren’t objects! You can’t use them like puppets! Is my friend completely evil? There’s nothing we can do!He really needed to calm down. Darkstalker would put that priority high up on his list, once he was king. Something that would shift Fathom’s brain into a much quieter state; something that would take all that freaking out and stuff it away where Darkstalker didn’t have to listen to it all the time. He knew he could make Fathom a happier dragon. Honestly, he’d thought he could do that by getting rid of Indigo, but apparently that wasn’t enough. The self-loathing was too entrenched.No matter. It could be done, and it would be, soon.He looked over his shoulder for Clearsight, hoping to catch her eye and maybe find her smiling. Maybe a night of flying had given her enough time to think about why he’d done everything he was doing. Maybe she was a little closer to understanding him.But she flew with her head down, looking just as doubtful as ever.He flexed his talons irritably. Had anyone even noticed what he saved Whiteout from? What Arctic did to her was basically exactly what Darkstalker had done to him. It wasn’t quite as impressive — Arctic had enchanted the necklace, because like every other narrow-minded animus dragon, it had never occurred to him that he could enchant a living being. But he’d forced Whiteout to go with him; he’d erased her love for Darkstalker and her interest in Thoughtful; and worst of all, he’d used his magic to try to make her normal. Arctic had never loved Whiteout’s strange way of speaking. It made sense that when he tried to control her, he would start by taking that away.Darkstalker snarled angrily.This was what Arctic deserved.His friends would understand that eventually. They’d see that Darkstalker was right.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I've been reading \"Darkstalker: Legends\" and have some questions. Why is Darkstalker irritated with Clearsight, and what does he hope she will understand?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker is irritated with Clearsight because she still looks doubtful, even after a night of flying. He hopes that she will understand why he has done everything he is doing, and that she is a little closer to understanding him. Did you have any additional questions about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes. According to Darkstalker, what did Arctic do to Whiteout that was similar to what Arctic did to Darkstalker, and why does Darkstalker feel Arctic deserved his fate?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Darkstalker, Arctic forced Whiteout to go with him, erased her love for Darkstalker and her interest in Thoughtful, and used his magic to try to make her normal by taking away her strange way of speaking. Darkstalker feels Arctic deserved his fate because Arctic's actions towards Whiteout were similar to what Arctic had done to him. Darkstalker believes he saved Whiteout from Arctic."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Why is Fathom anxious as they approach the palace?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fathom is anxious because they are concerned about Darkstalker enchanting other dragons, believing it is wrong to treat them as objects or puppets. Fathom is also worried that Darkstalker is evil. Anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, what does Darkstalker plan to do for Fathom?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker plans to calm Fathom down by shifting Fathom's brain into a quieter state. He aims to take all of Fathom's \"freaking out\" and store it away so that Darkstalker doesn't have to listen to it all the time. He believes he can make Fathom a happier dragon, even though getting rid of Indigo wasn't enough to resolve Fathom's self-loathing. Do you have another question for me?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, one more. Why does Darkstalker believe Arctic deserved what happened to them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker believes Arctic deserved what happened to them because Arctic tried to control Whiteout and make her normal, which Darkstalker views as wrong and harmful. He feels justified in his actions and believes his friends will eventually understand that he is right. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding the book \"Darkstalker: Legends\"?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“I know,†Willow said, but her smile seemed a little hesitant.Sundew thought for a moment, and then said, carefully, “But it’s not bad to be angry. Sometimes there are things a dragon should be angry about.â€â€œI guess,†Willow said, looking down at her claws. “It’s just not usually my first reaction to anything. Like everything about the HiveWings and what they did … it makes me really, really sad. If I think about it too much, I want to curl up in a pile of leaves and cry. But what good would it do to be mad instead? I mean, whenever I do get mad, I usually end up feeling guilty or really tired, or both.â€â€œIt’s not like that for me,†Sundew said. “Maybe the guilty part, sometimes. But being mad makes me want to get up and do something. It makes me want to fix the bad things. Isn’t that better than curling up under a pile of leaves and hoping the bad things go away?â€Willow looked into her eyes for a long moment, as if she was really thinking about Sundew’s point. “Yes,†she said finally. “That makes sense.â€â€œIt does?†Sundew said, startled. In her tribe, arguments went all day and nobody ever admitted that the other dragon had said something sensible.Willow glanced sideways at Cricket and Mandrake, but their gazes were riveted on Nettle as she negotiated a tricky spiral under a strangler vine.“I like that you want to fix the bad things,†Willow said softly, touching one of Sundew’s talons with her own. “But are you only mad at the bad things? Or are you mad at everybody, all the time?â€Sundew bit back a snappy retort. That wasn’t fair! She wasn’t mad all the time. And when she was mad, the other dragon clearly deserved it.“She made it!†Mandrake shouted. He jumped up and down, flapping his wings. “We can do this!â€â€œDo you want to go next?†Cricket asked him.“I’d rather watch someone else one more time,†he said. “If that’s all right.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading a book, and it made me curious. According to Sundew, what is a potential benefit of feeling angry?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Sundew, being mad can make you want to get up and do something to fix the bad things, instead of just curling up and hoping they go away."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, interesting! How does Willow generally react to bad things, and why does she feel that way?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Willow's first reaction to bad things is usually sadness. She says that if she thinks about bad things too much, she wants to curl up in a pile of leaves and cry. She questions the usefulness of being mad, as she says it usually makes her feel guilty or really tired."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "So they have pretty different perspectives, it seems. How would you summarize Willow and Sundew's differing perspectives on anger?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Willow views anger as unproductive, leading to guilt or exhaustion, and prefers to react to negative situations with sadness. In contrast, Sundew sees anger as a motivator for action, a way to address and fix problems rather than passively hoping they disappear."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "One last question. Why does Willow not consider anger to be her first reaction?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Willow says that when she thinks about the HiveWings and what they did, it makes her really, really sad. If she thinks about it too much, she wants to curl up in a pile of leaves and cry. She questions the usefulness of anger, as it often leads to guilt or exhaustion. Can I help you with anything else related to the book you're reading?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "She opened her wings and felt the wind whoosh around her, nearly lifting her off her talons.“I can see it,†Tsunami said. “We could use the caves as classrooms but have everyone outside as much as possible.â€â€œLots of sunshine,†Glory agreed. “Mandatory sunshine.â€â€œAnd field trips,†Clay suggested, limping over the rocks to them. “So every dragonet can feel mud and sand and the ocean and snow and also eat mangoes.†He grinned at Glory. “Mandatory mangoes.â€â€œAnd scrolls, right?†Starflight said. “Lots and lots of scrolls. All the scrolls in Pyrrhia. We could have the biggest library in the world here.†He paused, and even with the bandage over his eyes, they could see his face fall. Sunny twined her tail around his, knowing he felt more comfortable when he was touching another dragon.“Don’t worry, Starflight,†Fatespeaker said from his other side, nudging him gently. “We’ll figure out a way to make scrolls that blind dragons can read, too. And until then, I’ll read you every single scroll we find, I promise. I’m not going anywhere.â€He smiled shyly in her direction, and Sunny felt another stab of guilt.They’d talked about it, finally, once they were all safely back in the rainforest. Sunny had found him by himself for once, lying in the sun on one of the leaf platforms, and she’d curled up beside him until he woke up.“I’m sorry, Starflight,†she’d said, and he’d known right away what she was talking about.“I know,†he’d answered, turning his head away from her.“I just — I love you. But —â€â€œLike a brother.â€She’d hesitated, then said instead, “Not like Fatespeaker loves you.â€He’d folded his wings over his face and coughed, embarrassed.“It’s all right if you love her, too,†Sunny said. “You should. She’s … she cares about you. And she’s hilarious.â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm curious about some ideas that folks are discussing regarding the environment of the new school. What are some of those ideas?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help you with that! The plans involve using caves as classrooms, having everyone outside as much as possible, ensuring lots of sunshine, and including mandatory field trips so the students can experience mud, sand, the ocean, snow, and mangoes. There is also a plan to have a very large library. Would you like to know more about the school?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm also curious about something else. What does Sunny suggest to Starflight regarding Fatespeaker, and what does this reveal about Sunny's character?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sunny tells Starflight that it's alright if he loves Fatespeaker, too, and that he should because she cares about him and is hilarious. This reveals Sunny's selfless and caring nature, as she encourages Starflight to pursue a relationship with someone who clearly cares for him, even if it means she herself will not be in a relationship with him. Anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, yes, I am curious about some of the proposed features of the new school."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly. The proposed features of the new school include using caves as classrooms but having everyone outside as much as possible, lots of sunshine, mandatory sunshine, field trips to experience mud, sand, the ocean, snow, and mangoes, and lots and lots of scrolls to create the biggest library in the world."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Thank you. And, one more question: How can a school accommodate students who can't see?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The school will figure out a way to make scrolls that dragons who can't see can read. In the meantime, another dragon has promised to read every single scroll they find to the dragon with impaired vision. Can I help you with anything else?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“Aww,†he said, his wings drooping. “What happened to the hippos?â€â€œLook,†Tsunami whispered, pointing toward the cave entrance.Her friends all went silent as they saw the SandWing in the shadows.“Well, hello,†said the stranger with a sly smile. Tsunami shivered without quite knowing why. “So nice to meet you. I’m Queen Blister. They’re up here,†she called again. “Staying dry out of the storm, I presume,†she went on conversationally. “Very wise. I would have done the same thing.â€A flurry of wingbeats announced Queen Coral’s arrival on the ledge behind her, followed by Anemone and three SeaWing guards. The queen poked her head into the cave and saw Tsunami.“Where is my egg?†she demanded, eyeing the other four dragonets.“Safe. And warm, like I promised.†Tsunami stepped aside and let her see Sunny coiled around the egg.Queen Coral hissed and lashed her tail. “You never said anything about a SandWing touching my egg.â€â€œOh, but think about it, Coral,†Blister interjected. “These are not ordinary dragons. These are the dragonets of destiny. If they can’t be trusted with our future, who can?†She smiled again, but Tsunami couldn’t shake a weird feeling of uneasiness.Queen Coral took a deep breath, then turned to Blister with outstretched arms and wings spread wide. “Queen Blister, my friend,†she said. “You got my message! I’m so glad you came. I knew you’d want to hear right away that we found the dragonets.†She waved her tail at Tsunami and her friends.Tsunami squashed a flare of irritation.Blister clasped Coral’s front talons in hers and quickly let go. “I was thrilled to hear it,†she said. “And one of them was your beautiful missing daughter, as we always suspected.â€â€œI knew the Talons of Peace must have sent Webs to steal her,†Queen Coral said. “Tsunami, say hello to my ally, Queen Blister.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a book, and I have a question about it. According to Queen Coral, who does she believe stole her daughter, Tsunami?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Queen Coral believes that the Talons of Peace sent Webs to steal her daughter, Tsunami. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding the book you are reading?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I have another question about the same book: What is the relationship between Queen Coral and Queen Blister?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Queen Coral introduces Queen Blister as her friend and ally. Do you have any further questions I could answer about this book?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“All the time?†Blue said wonderingly. “Really? Don’t you get tired?â€â€œYes,†she growled. “And that makes me furious, too.â€They stepped out of the crowd into the space around the statue. Like the Salvation Mosaic in Cicada Hive, this monument was also set apart from its surroundings. A tranquil circle of grass surrounded it, strangely peaceful in the chaotic bustle of the market. Cricket noticed that most of the shopping dragons carefully went around the circle to avoid treading on the grass, unless they were going up to admire the statue.It was really extraordinary, twice the size of any actual dragons, and carved from stone quarried in the northwest mountains of Pantala. An enormous ruby glinted from each of the queen’s eye sockets, and gold letters were inlaid on the cover of the marble Book of Clearsight.But the real book doesn’t look anything like that, Cricket thought, gazing up at the fake book. It’s not shiny or enormous; it doesn’t have a title emblazoned on it. It’s not what’s on the outside of the Book that counts; it’s what’s on the inside, and that’s the part Queen Wasp has been lying about to everyone.She glanced at the outline of the heavy pouch under Sundew’s cloak. We should make a copy of it, in case anything happens to it. But if anything did happen to it … who would believe us that the copy was real?Swordtail was circling the statue, frowning and fiddling anxiously with his jeweled mask.“Well?†Sundew hissed as he returned to them.“I don’t know,†he confessed. “I don’t see a place to leave a message that wouldn’t immediately be seen. What would you do?â€â€œKnock it over,†she muttered. “Smash it to pieces with my bare talons. Throw the broken rock chunks at everyone in this Hive.†But she stalked forward and studied the statue with sharp eyes.“Are you all right?†Blue whispered to Cricket."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a scene in a book, and I'm a little confused. Why does one of the characters, Cricket, think the statue is misleading?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Cricket thinks the statue is misleading because the real Book of Clearsight doesn't look anything like the statue's depiction. The real book is not shiny or enormous and doesn't have a title emblazoned on it. Cricket believes that it's what's on the inside of the Book that counts, and that Queen Wasp has been lying about it to everyone. Do you want me to analyze any other aspects of the scene?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What do you think the character Sundew's plan is, based on her statements about the statue?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Based on her statements, it seems like Sundew is frustrated and wants to destroy the statue, possibly as a form of protest or rebellion against Queen Wasp's lies. However, she is also considering more subtle ways to leave a message, indicating she's weighing her options. Is there anything else I can figure out about the scene for you?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, what is significant about the space surrounding the statue?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The space surrounding the statue is a tranquil circle of grass, strangely peaceful in the chaotic bustle of the market. It is set apart from its surroundings, and most dragons avoid treading on the grass unless they are going up to admire the statue. What else do you want to know about the scene?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, what are the characters trying to accomplish near a statue?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The characters are trying to find a place to leave a message without it being immediately seen. They are also considering making a copy of a heavy pouch's contents. Anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, how does a statue relate to its surroundings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The statue was set apart from its surroundings, like the Salvation Mosaic in Cicada Hive. A tranquil circle of grass surrounded it, which was strangely peaceful amidst the chaotic market. Most of the shopping dragons carefully avoided treading on the grass, unless they were going up to admire the statue."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "One more question. What is Cricket's opinion of the statue's depiction of the Book of Clearsight?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Cricket thinks that the real book doesn’t look anything like the statue's depiction. She believes it's not shiny or enormous, and it doesn’t have a title emblazoned on it. She thinks that what's on the outside of the Book doesn't count; it’s what’s on the inside, and that’s the part that the queen has been lying about to everyone. That's all I can tell you at this time. Do you have any other questions I can answer?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "Darkstalker was doing exactly what he needed to do. He had to stop his father. He had to save his sister. He had to protect his friends. He was clearly the good guy here.If Clearsight and Fathom couldn’t see that, what kinds of friends were they? Trusting him and supporting him … as his best friends, wasn’t that their ONE JOB?He clenched his claws, stamping his rage down to a simmer below the surface. His work was not done. He needed to make himself and his friends safe permanently, forever. He needed everyone to know that you never came after Darkstalker.“Follow us back to the Night Kingdom,†he ordered Arctic. “Keep up. Don’t try anything. Don’t even think about anything except flying, one wingbeat after another, until I tell you you can land.â€His father was beautifully, magically silent. He could do nothing except stare at Darkstalker with seething hatred. Arctic was finally, finally no longer a threat to anyone.And now he’s going to pay for what happened to Mother, for what he did to Whiteout, and for what he nearly did to the tribe.“Maybe we should rest first,†Clearsight said hurriedly. “Whiteout looks tired, right, Fathom? We could all sleep for a while, maybe find something to eat. Maybe talk about … everything.â€â€œI have things to do,†Darkstalker said, packing up his scroll and putting it back in his bag. He knew her so well. He knew that she was trying to delay the inevitable. She was hoping to wrestle them onto a new timeline. She thought that if she had a little more time now, tonight, she’d be able to change the future.But she couldn’t. He was weaving the path now; no more tweaks and tugs from her. Even if he had to drag her along it kicking and screaming. Once they got there, to his beautiful future, she’d admit it was the best one and he’d been right all along. He spread his wings. “We’re going now.â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm trying to remember some details about the book *Darkstalker*. What actions does Darkstalker believe justify his actions and paint him as \"the good guy\"?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker believes he is the \"good guy\" because he is stopping his father, saving his sister, and protecting his friends. Do you have any other questions about Darkstalker?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What does Darkstalker demand of Arctic and why?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker orders Arctic to follow them back to the Night Kingdom, to keep up, not try anything, and not even think about anything except flying until told to land. He does this because Arctic is no longer a threat, and Darkstalker intends for him to pay for what happened to Mother, Whiteout, and what he nearly did to the tribe. Do you have any further questions about this?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "How does Clearsight react to Darkstalker's plan, and what does Darkstalker think of her reaction?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight suggests they rest first, claiming Whiteout looks tired, and suggests they find something to eat and talk about everything. Darkstalker recognizes this as a delay tactic, an attempt to wrestle them onto a new timeline and change the future. He dismisses her efforts, believing he is now in control of their path and that she will eventually admit his chosen future is the best one. Anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Sorry, I mistyped earlier. I meant to ask: What actions does Darkstalker believe justify his *self-perception* as \"the good guy?\""
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "No problem, I understand. Darkstalker believes he is the good guy because he is stopping his father, saving his sister, and protecting his friends."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What does Darkstalker expect from his friends, Clearsight and Fathom?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker expects Clearsight and Fathom to trust and support him without question, as he considers it their \"one job\" as his best friends. Is there anything else you want to know about Darkstalker and his friends?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What instructions does Darkstalker give to his father, Arctic?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker orders Arctic to follow them back to the Night Kingdom, to keep up, not to try anything, and not even to think about anything except flying, one wingbeat after another, until he is told to land."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Why does Darkstalker dismiss Clearsight's suggestion to rest and talk?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Darkstalker dismisses Clearsight's suggestion because he believes she is trying to delay the inevitable and manipulate them onto a new timeline. He is confident that he is now in control of their path and that his vision of the future is the best one. Do you have any more questions about *Darkstalker*?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“So when will you be back?†he asked, following her as she strolled to the end of the line.“I don’t know,†she said, like she always said. “But we’ll both survive until then.â€â€œYou’d better,†he said. Wren started toward the river and was enormously surprised when he grabbed her hand. She looked at him and he immediately let go.“I was just going to say,†he said quickly, “that I’m very mad you won’t come see my house. But — but I hope you come back soon because you are not boring. Don’t stay away a whole year again this time.â€â€œWas it a whole year?†Wren asked. “Huh. Well, we’ll see.†He looked sort of wounded, so she added, “You are reasonably interesting yourself, I guess. Probably the second most interesting friend I have.†That seemed to cheer him up, so she did not add that she only had two friends, and that he just barely squeaked into the category at all.This backfired a little, however, when two years later he asked her to marry him.Leaf spread the blueprint on the table and Cranberry leaned over it with a gasp of awe.“You did it,†Grove said. “Leaf! This is amazing.â€â€œYou’re crazy brave, kid,†said Thyme.It had taken him months of stolen moments to copy the blueprint, carefully penciling in every detail he could while his heart pounded and every noise sounded like Master Trout returning.“This is really the mountain dragons’ palace?†Mushroom said skeptically. “How do we know? What the heck is this?†He pointed to a smudge in the top left corner. “And over here … ‘prison’? That doesn’t look like a prison. It looks like a bunch of columns.â€â€œI just copied it,†Leaf said. “We’ll have to trust that whoever made it — and all the people who added notes to it — knew what they were doing.â€Mushroom snorted, but everyone else nodded.“This changes everything, Leaf,†Rowan said. “It was risky, but it means our plan might actually work now.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading a story and I'm a little confused about one of the characters. What does Wren say when asked when she will be back? What does this response imply about her lifestyle or situation?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Wren always says, \"I don't know,\" when asked when she will be back. This response suggests an unpredictable or transient lifestyle, or perhaps a situation where her return is dependent on external factors outside of her control. Is there anything else I can help you understand about the story?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually! What did Leaf do that surprised his friends? What are his friends' reactions?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Leaf copied a blueprint, which his friends are very impressed by. Grove says \"You did it, Leaf! This is amazing,\" Thyme says \"You're crazy brave, kid,\" and Rowan says \"This changes everything, Leaf, it means our plan might actually work now.\" Notably, Mushroom is skeptical. Is there anything else I can help clarify?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, just one more thing! What does the blueprint reveal, and why is it important?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The blueprint reveals the layout of the mountain dragons' palace, including a section labeled \"prison.\" It's important because it provides crucial information for a plan that the group is working on, potentially making it viable after previously being uncertain. Is there anything else I can assist you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nNear midnight, Sundew snuck out, across the border towards the SapWing village. She remembered meeting her girlfriend Willow for the first time, and after some time, Willow arrived at their designated meeting spot. Sundew told her about her mission and the plant that Queen Wasp used for her mind control. This shocked Willow, and the old LeafWing queen, Sequoia, appeared out of the undergrowth. She asked Willow and Sundew to follow her to the SapWing village, where Sundew told the queen everything and showed her the mind control plant. Queen Sequoia asked them to meet with her in the morning, so Willow took Sundew to meet the two SeaWings that she had rescued, Tsunami and Turtle. There was a SilkWing there as well, who turned out to be Swordtail's sister, Io. Sundew met them and found out that they came because of Luna, who had washed up on the shore of Pyrrhia. Belladonna arrived, and the queen invited her to a meeting. Belladonna brought Cricket and Swordtail along with her, and Swordtail was finally reunited with Io. Tsunami told them that Luna was alright, while Belladonna and Queen Sequoia argued about the future of the tribe. The LeafWing queen got down to business and asked, \"Have you ever heard of the Legend of the Hive?\"\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm writing some fanfic about Wings of Fire, and wanted to make sure I had my facts straight. Besides Willow and Sequoia, who else did Sundew meet in the SapWing village?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to the books, Sundew also met the two SeaWings that Willow had rescued, Tsunami and Turtle, and a SilkWing who was Swordtail's sister, Io. I hope that helps with your fanfic!"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "“We’ve met,†said Tsunami. She felt her friends behind her: Starflight frozen in fear; Sunny craning her neck for a better view; Glory studying her claws as if she wasn’t that interested; Clay curious but mostly trying to keep his stomach from growling too loudly.“Then introduce your friends,†Coral ordered, smiling at Blister again.“Clay, Sunny, Starflight, Glory,†Tsunami said, flicking a claw at each of them as she said their names. Queen Coral frowned at her.“Marvelous,†said Blister smoothly. “All so brave and clever-looking. I heard you weren’t a SkyWing, Glory, but that doesn’t bother me. SkyWings are overrated, don’t you agree?â€Glory’s wings twitched, and a ripple of dark pink shifted across her stone-gray scales.“You ‘heard’?†Tsunami demanded. “How? Nobody knew that except our three guardians. They didn’t even tell the other Talons of Peace.â€Anemone gazed at her from behind Coral’s wing, her blue eyes wide. The SeaWing guards shuffled on their feet ner vously.“Hmmm,†said Blister. Her eyes flicked to Tsunami and away. “Let’s just say I have friends. NightWing friends.†She slithered up to Starflight and brushed one claw slowly down his neck. “So I’ve heard a lot about you.â€The NightWing dragonet really looked as if he might turn to stone and never move again. Tsunami would have kicked him if she’d been closer. Don’t be so impressed by her. We’re the ones with the power. According to the prophecy, we choose the next SandWing queen, and she knows it!Blister glanced down at Sunny, who was frowning. “Sweet,†she said, chucking Sunny under the chin. “And you must be the burly one,†she said to Clay. She reached out and squeezed one of the muscles in his forearm.“I guess,†Clay stammered.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story, and I want to know how I can make a character imply she knows about another character without explicitly saying it."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help with that! The character says she's heard a lot about the other character and reveals that she has friends of a specific group, implying they told her about him."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "That's helpful, thanks! I'm also wondering, how did each of Tsunami's friends react to the situation?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Starflight was frozen in fear; Sunny was craning her neck for a better view; Glory was studying her claws as if she wasn’t that interested; and Clay was curious but mostly trying to keep his stomach from growling too loudly."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, great. How did Blister reveal that she knew Glory wasn't a SkyWing?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blister mentioned she heard Glory wasn't a SkyWing and added that SkyWings are overrated."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question for now. How does someone imply they have knowledge about something that should have been secret?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Someone might state they \"heard\" about something, even though only a select few knew this information. When asked how they knew this, they might imply they had \"friends\" who told them."
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nQuotes ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -------- ---- ---- ----Trivia - When Indigo was two, she had a geography tutor along with Fathom and Pearl.- Indigo was described as having both dark purple eyes and dark blue eyes.- Indigo was the only dragon invited to every royal family gathering despite not having royal blood.- When Indigo was a dragonet, she and Fathom put squid ink in everyone's toothpaste.- Indigo prefers belugas over dolphins.- Despite not having been the one to stab Albatross, Indigo was credited with it due to Fathom not wanting more attention. GalleryIndigoTemplateGoosefeathers.png|Reference byReferencesfr:Indigo ru:ИндигоInvincible LordThe Invincible Lord is a male human who rules the Indestructible City and is the father of Undauntable.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm curious about the character Indigo. What is one fact that illustrates Indigo's high social standing, despite not being of royal blood?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Indigo was the only dragon invited to every royal family gathering despite not having royal blood. Do you have any other questions about Indigo?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, I was wondering, can you describe one mischievous act that Indigo and Fathom committed during their youth?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "When Indigo was a dragonet, she and Fathom put squid ink in everyone's toothpaste. Can I answer any more of your questions about Indigo?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, I'll ask this again because I want to make sure I got it right. What is notable about Indigo's presence at royal family gatherings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Indigo was the only dragon invited to every royal family gathering despite not having royal blood. She must have been quite the popular dragon to be invited, despite not being of royal blood. Do you have any other questions about Indigo?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Changing the subject entirely. Who rules the Indestructible City?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The Invincible Lord rules the Indestructible City. He is also the father of Undauntable. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "Isn’t she perfect? his mother flashed. It took Turtle a moment to realize she was talking about Auklet. The queen nodded at the happy dragonet. I was convinced I was cursed. I thought I’d never get even one living daughter — and now I have three. She caught a wayward bubble in her talons and smiled. And I’m not afraid anymore. That’s the most amazing part. I know the assassin is gone, so I can just … be happy to be with Auklet, instead of being terrified every minute that I’m about to lose her.I never told you how sorry I was, Turtle blurted. He clapped his wings shut. This was not at all what he had meant to say.For what? the queen asked.For the eggs that died, he said miserably. When I was looking for Snapper. When the other guard got sick, and I couldn’t find Snapper anywhere, and Dad was so upset with me.That was you? She looked at him more closely and he flinched back. But it wasn’t anger in her eyes, or even disappointment.Was it … pity?Your father felt terrible about that, she said. Especially once we found out that Snapper had snuck off to the Summer Palace and wasn’t even here. Oh, I made sure her death was a little extra painful for that.What? Turtle wasn’t sure he’d followed her Aquatic correctly. Snapper wasn’t — what?She was supposed to stay in the Deep Palace in case she was needed, but she left, Queen Coral said. That’s why you couldn’t find her here. Didn’t you know that?No, Turtle said. No one ever told me that.I thought Gill was going to tell you, Coral mused. Maybe he didn’t get a chance before … She trailed off.Turtle’s mind was spinning as if it was caught in a whirlpool. He couldn’t have found Snapper that day. Not in time to help his father, if she was all the way at the Summer Palace.It wasn’t his fault. It wasn’t his failure. And his father knew it before he died.Maybe he forgave me, Turtle thought, the first hopeful thought he’d had about his father in years.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I've got a riddle for you. Why does a turtle apologize to a queen?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Let me think... Okay, I think I have it. The turtle apologizes to the queen for the eggs that died when he was looking for a guard, because another guard got sick, and his father was upset with him. Was I right? Did you like my answer?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nSo whenever Kestrel or Dune felt frustrated — whenever the war was going badly, or someone screwed up in battle training, or there wasn’t enough dinner for everyone, or they just remembered they had a RainWing instead of the SkyWing who was supposed to be in the prophecy — Glory was an easy target for an angry claw swipe or vicious tail thump.Well, whatever, she thought. I’m free now, and Kestrel and Dune are both dead. She reached up and stroked the sloth curled around her neck. It snuggled into her talon with a soft warble.“How does it feel to be home?†Clay whispered after a while. His shape was just a blacker outline in the dark beside her.Glory coiled her tail around the branch. She’d been avoiding thinking about this ever since visiting the hatchery. I did exactly what I told myself not to — got my hopes up so they could be smacked down.“It doesn’t really feel like I am home,†she said slowly. “The sun time was great, and I like all the fruit, but the other dragons . . . I don’t know, it’s weird. I thought they’d be more like me, but they’re nothing like me at all.â€Clay’s wings rustled. “I thought the same thing,†he said. “I thought the guardians and the scrolls must be wrong about RainWings, because you’re never lazy or boring. But I guess you’re just different from the others.â€â€œMaybe I’m not really,†Glory said. “Maybe more sun time would make me as lazy as they are.†She remembered the Sky Kingdom again, and the warm, hypnotizing feeling of sleeping in the sun all day long.“I doubt that,†Clay said. “Not all RainWings are the same. You’d be different no matter where you grew up.â€I wonder, Glory thought. And even if I am, what good does that do me? “Not different enough to be part of the prophecy,†she said. “I’m still not a SkyWing.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I have a question about a book series. How does Glory feel about being home with the RainWings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory feels conflicted about being home. While she enjoys the sun and the fruit, she feels a disconnect from the other RainWings. She expected them to be more like her, but finds that they are very different. Do you have any more questions about this book series?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nAnd maybe Cirrus knows exactly what she is, Winter guessed. Maybe that’s why he’s so interested in her whereabouts. Maybe he’s planning to use her power for something.But what? What sort of sinister plans could a lone IceWing be hatching, brooding among the dwindling numbers of the Talons of Peace?Was he planning to deliver her to the IceWings — an animus to replace their long-lost Prince Arctic? In exchange for letting him back into the tribe?Cirrus didn’t seem to be in any hurry to get back to the Ice Kingdom, though. There must be a reason he left.What was he up to?It was also strange that Pyrite could possess such enormous magic and not be more sure of herself. Didn’t she know she was an animus? Had she ever used her power? How often, and what had she done with it?He glanced over his shoulder at where she was flying, barely a wingbeat behind him, casting fearful looks at the mountains below them. The first animus he’d ever met. She was not at all what he would have expected.“So, Pyrite,†Qibli said in a friendly voice, swooping up on her other side.Pyrite jerked away from him and nearly bowled Winter out of the sky. Her wings thwacked around his snout for a moment, and once again he got that twisty, ill feeling.He shoved her off him and righted himself. “Watch it,†he snapped.“Sorry, sorry, sorry,†she mumbled. She flicked her tail at Qibli. “You startled me.â€Qibli made a “what is wrong with this dragon?†face at Winter. “I was just wondering how you ended up with the Talons of Peace,†he said. “You don’t exactly seem like the type to desert your wing and strike out into the wilderness on your own, looking for a band of rebels to join.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was just curious... what are some possible reasons why someone might be interested in another person's whereabouts?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "There could be various reasons. They might know exactly what that person is and be planning to use their power for something sinister. They could also be planning to deliver them to someone else in exchange for something. Is there anything else you'd like to know about that?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was also wondering, why might someone find it strange that a person with magical abilities isn't more sure of herself?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question. It might be because they might believe that someone with such enormous magic should be more confident. They might wonder if the person even knows they have such power, and if they've ever used it, how often, and what they've done with it. Does that explanation help?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nThey continued towards the LeafWing village until Sundew heard Mandrake. She went over and saw him trying to kill a panther while his father, Wolfsbane, and his sister, Nettle, watched disapprovingly. Sundew made a thorn bush grow in the panther's way to kill it and revealed herself to the three LeafWings. Blue, Cricket, and Swordtail came down, and Wolfsbane and Nettle became hostile, but Sundew explained that Blue and the others were helpful. Nettle and Wolfsbane left to inform Commander Belladonna, while Mandrake volunteered to stay with the group. He introduced himself as Sundew's fiance, which prompted questioning from Cricket as to whether he was the one true love that Sundew had mentioned previously. Sundew was mad at herself for saying that to Cricket. They arrived at the LeafWing village and discovered that the flamesilk used to burn the hive was Blue's. This devastated Blue because he had been against the burning all along. After Belladonna treated them like prisoners, Cricket and Blue started to wonder if they could trust Sundew."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm trying to remember a plot point from a book I read recently. How did Sundew intervene in Mandrake's fight with the panther, and what was the immediate aftermath of her intervention?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help you with that. Sundew used her abilities to create a thorn bush that killed the panther. After this, she revealed herself to Mandrake, Wolfsbane, and Nettle. The rest of Sundew's group arrived shortly after. Is there anything else I can tell you about that book?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“Like, how do they get that way,†Cowrie said, poking a piece of driftwood. “And why do they do bad stuff.â€â€œWell,†Fathom said slowly, “there are lots of ways, and lots of reasons. Sometimes it’s because they’re sad or angry. Some dragons become bad when they have too much power.â€â€œAnd some don’t,†Indigo said, twining her tail around Fathom’s. If there was one thing she believed with her entire soul, it was that Fathom had too much goodness in him to ever turn out like Albatross or Darkstalker. He was kind and good all the way through.“Sometimes … sometimes they don’t know they’re bad guys,†Fathom went on. “They think what they’re doing is the right thing.â€â€œOh,†said Cowrie. “So who decides if it’s the right thing or not?â€Fathom hesitated, looking lost.“ME!†Clearpool suggested.“How would I know if I was a bad guy?†Cowrie added with a worried wrinkle between his eyes.“I would tell you,†Indigo said, “and then you’d go back to being good.â€â€œOr me! I’d tell you and whack you and smush you!†Clearpool offered with great enthusiasm.“You do that even when I’m being super good,†Cowrie pointed out.“You know, there’s really no such thing as bad guys,†Fathom said unexpectedly, and Indigo gave him a quizzical look. They had plenty of evidence that that wasn’t true.“There isn’t?†Ripple echoed.“I mean … there are dragons who do bad things,†Fathom said. “But maybe that doesn’t make them all bad. Maybe they can also do good things. Maybe some of those bad things are just mistakes.â€â€œNo,†Indigo said firmly. “Some dragons are definitely bad and have to be stopped.â€â€œI don’t know,†Fathom said. “I don’t think any dragons are all bad.â€â€œThen you have a selective memory, my love,†said Indigo. “We knew a bad guy once,†she said to the dragonets.They all gasped with delighted horror.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was reading a book, and something came up that I was wondering about. According to the character Fathom, what are some reasons why dragons might do bad things?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Fathom, dragons might do bad things because they are sad or angry, or because they have too much power. He also suggests that sometimes they don't know they're bad and think they're doing the right thing. Anything else you'd like to know about the book or the topic of \"bad guys\" in general?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, yeah. What opposing viewpoints are expressed on the existence of \"bad guys?\""
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fathom believes that while there are dragons who do bad things, it doesn't necessarily make them all bad, and that maybe they can also do good things or that their bad actions are just mistakes. Indigo, on the other hand, firmly believes that some dragons are definitely bad and have to be stopped. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "One more question. If you were in a position to guide someone who might be doing bad things, what approach would you take, considering the different perspectives on the nature of \"bad guys?\""
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Considering the different perspectives, I would try to understand the reasons behind their actions. I would also try to guide them towards doing good things, emphasizing that everyone is capable of making mistakes and that it's possible to learn from them. However, if their actions were causing significant harm, I would also acknowledge the need to stop them from continuing those actions. Do you have any further questions?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nSnowfall eyeballed the opal ring. “Do you know anything about this?†she growled at it. “Why do YOUwork and actual useful magic doesn’t?†She shook out her talons grumpily and glared at it again. “You know what, how about instead of filling my head with sympathy and nonsense, you give me some information I really need? Like a vision that explains what happened to magic?â€Maybe that’s what she was doing wrong. Maybe she needed to tell the ring what vision she wanted. Oh, that would be simple and SO great! Visions of anything she wanted! Why hadn’t she thought of this earlier?“Yes,†she said firmly. “You hear me, ring? Tonight, no more SilkWing nightmares. Just a nice, uncomplicated scene where I find out why animusmagic isn’t working. This is a good plan.â€The opal caught the light and sparkled rainbows at her. Snowfall couldn’t tell if those were “absolutely, Your Majesty, anything you say†rainbows or “ha ha ha! I’ll give you whatever I want to give you and there’s nothing you can do about it ha ha!†rainbows.I guess I’ll find out tonight.She flew after the ribbon of dragons stretched across the sky, trying to feel confident that she’d solved her problem.But it was hard to shake the ominous feeling that maybe, just perhaps, she’d stumbled into a more dangerous magic than she’d expected.The IceWings, LeafWings, and SilkWings flew in their weird, mismatched crowd over the desert, which, incidentally, was a DREADFUL place. The sun beat down mercilessly, drying the scales on Snowfall’s back until she felt as if they might crack off. How could anyone live in a place like this? It was SO HOT.BLEH.The LeafWings looked almost as unhappy about the heat as she was. Their wingbeats slowed as they flew farther and farther from the ocean and the vast, treeless landscape spread out below them. Rocks and sand and sand and rocks and a whole lot of nothing."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I had a question about the character Snowfall. What are Snowfall's feelings about the opal ring and its abilities?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can answer that! Snowfall is frustrated with the opal ring, feeling that it doesn't provide useful information and instead fills her head with sympathy and nonsense. She wishes it would give her a vision explaining what happened to magic. She is hopeful that she can control the ring by telling it what vision she wants. Do you have any other questions about Snowfall?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What's Snowfall's impression of the desert?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall finds the desert to be a dreadful place. She thinks it's unbearably hot and that the sun dries out her scales. She can't understand how anyone could live there. What else can I assist you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Here's a more general question. What makes someone question their plan to control something?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's a good question. Someone might question their plan to control something after seeing a sign that could indicate either compliance or manipulation, leading to the realization that the situation may be more dangerous than initially anticipated. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nShe whirled to plunge herself into the pool, washing off the sand and taking huge gulps. She found two camelskin pouches hanging from one of the trees, filled them with water, and slung them across her chest.Barely a minute later, she was flying. Up in the sky this time, south and east, toward the mountains. She’d hide in the forests and hills, maybe in the rainforest for a while — somewhere sheltered where she could have her egg in safety.Then she’d keep moving. She’d keep her dragonet alive, and one day she’d tell her the truth about her heritage, and — if it was a girl — it felt like a girl — she’d teach her that the throne wasn’t worth it. That it was better to hide and live. That she didn’t need power or treasure. How to survive, that was all she needed to know.Far below, sand whirled around something small, moving fast. Palm’s heart gave a little nervous jump and she squinted down at it.Scavengers — three of them, on horseback. Riding into the desert, toward the queen’s palace.That’s odd, she thought. Don’t they know there are dragons out here?A moment later, she’d forgotten them again. Her mind was full of dreams of her dragonet.I’m sorry you never got to meet her, Smolder, she thought sorrowfully. But I remember the names we talked about, don’t worry.If it is a girl — it feels like a girl — then I shall give her the name you chose and hide her away somewhere secret and safe.She’ll get the chance to be ordinary that you never had.By the moons of Pyrrhia, I swear she will never have anything to do with thrones or queens or battles or crowns, for as long as we both shall live.Qibli stood on one of the peaks of Jade Mountain, watching the group of seven dragons fly away to the west."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm trying to remember a specific scene from a book I read recently, and I was wondering if you could help. What actions did a person take immediately after plunging into a pool?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I'll see if I can help. After plunging into the pool, the character washed off the sand, took huge gulps of water, found two camelskin pouches hanging from a tree, filled them with water, and slung them across her chest. Does that sound right?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, that's perfect. Okay, here's another question about the same book. What did someone notice while flying and what did they think about it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, let me check that for you. While flying, she noticed three scavengers on horseback riding into the desert toward the queen's palace. She thought it was odd, wondering if they knew there were dragons out there."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, makes sense. Last question. What promise was made about a dragonet's future?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can answer that for you. She promised that her dragonet would never have anything to do with thrones, queens, battles, or crowns, and that she would give her the chance to be ordinary, something the dragonet's father never had. She also vowed to hide her away somewhere secret and safe. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "Jerboa kept saying that nobody would want the Ice Kingdom, but who would prefer THIS? Of course dragons would rather live in a cool, beautiful, snowy, crystalline place full of polar bears and walruses. What did they have to eat here? Tiny brittle lizards? Bony, gross-smelling camels? It made much more sense that dragons would want to invade the Ice Kingdom than here. Snowfall was absolutely right to worry about defending it.Moon had some kind of map from her SandWing friend that showed each oasis along their route, so they were able to stop twice for water. Snowfall waded all the way into the tiny springs, trying to soak every drop into her scales. It suddenly seemed slightly insane to her that her tribe had ever fought with the SandWings, when this territory was the absolute worst and they couldn’t possibly want anything here.It was late in the afternoon when they caught their first glimpse of the mountains ahead, like a long, giant dragon spine curled across the horizon. They were mostly green and brown, but dappled with glorioussnow at the peaks.Tau has never seen mountains, Snowfall thought, and then caught herself thinking that and was furious.So WHAT? she demanded of her brain. I’ve never seen one of these “Hive†cities and I’m PERFECTLY HAPPY ABOUT IT.She put on a burst of speed to catch up to Hazel, who looked a little surprised to be approached, but too tired to have much more of a reaction.“Hello, question for you,†Snowfall said. “How many dragons did you leave behind?â€â€œOn Jerboa’s beach?†Hazel asked. “About —â€â€œNo, no,†Snowfall interrupted. “Back on Pantala.How many dragons did you leave there?â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading something and got a little confused. Why would someone think a cool, beautiful, snowy, crystalline place full of polar bears and walruses is more desirable than a place with only tiny brittle lizards and bony, gross-smelling camels to eat?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I understand your confusion. Someone would believe that dragons would prefer the cool, beautiful, snowy, crystalline place full of polar bears and walruses. In contrast, the place with only tiny brittle lizards and bony, gross-smelling camels to eat is less desirable. Does that clarify things?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, it does. Thanks! Here's another question about something I read... What was someone's initial reaction to seeing the mountains, and how did their thoughts then shift?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Her initial reaction was to think that Tau had never seen mountains. However, she then became furious with herself for thinking that, and demanded of her brain that she was perfectly happy having never seen a Hive city. Was there anything else you wanted to know about that reading?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nSorry nobody told you, his mother said unexpectedly. You were such a little dragonet, and you tried so hard. And then, even more unexpectedly, she put one wing around his shoulders and pulled him closer.Turtle’s heart was definitely going to explode.What’s your name again? she asked. Which almost wrecked the moment, except that nothing could do that.Turtle, he said. It’s Turtle.She smiled down at him. I’ll remember it this time.He smiled back. Holy mother of scavengers. She knows who I am. She cares about my feelings.And I didn’t even have to be a hero. I’m just me, Turtle. Her dragonet who tried his best.He leaned into her and thought about heroes and stories and misunderstandings. He knew he still had to go find Anemone to do something heroic and possibly impossible. He knew Darkstalker was still out there, and he hadn’t yet tried his best to stop him, but he would.But for now, for this moment, he let himself just be Turtle, under his mother’s wing, where he’d always wanted to be.All too soon, a SeaWing messenger came from the palace looking for Queen Coral. A dragon from the Talons of Peace is here to see you, he reported. News about changes in the Sky Kingdom, he says.The queen made a face at Turtle and Auklet. Official business, she said. We have to get back to the palace, Auklet.OK! The little dragonet spun through the bubbles one last time and swam over to her mother. Turtle! she cried, recognizing him. Auklet threw her arms around his neck and hugged him tight.He hugged her back, thinking, I won’t let anyone hurt you, little sister.See you soon, his mother flashed. Turtle watched them swim inside. His heart ached but his wings felt stronger than ever. He was going to find Anemone and stop her, no matter what it took.I know the truth now. The coral was trying to take me to Snapper — it only seemed like it didn’t work, because it was trying to get to the Summer Palace."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, so, I just finished reading a book, and I was hoping you could help me understand it. Despite the comforting moment with his mother, what responsibilities does Turtle still feel he must fulfill?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Despite the comforting moment, Turtle knows he still has to find Anemone to do something heroic and possibly impossible. He also knows that Darkstalker is still out there, and he hasn't yet tried his best to stop him, but he intends to. Do you have any other questions about the book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do! What news prompts Queen Coral to return to the palace, and how does this affect Turtle?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "A SeaWing messenger arrives with news from a dragon from the Talons of Peace about changes in the Sky Kingdom, prompting Queen Coral to return to the palace for official business. This separates Turtle from his mother and sister, causing his heart to ache. However, he also feels stronger, more determined than ever to find Anemone and stop her. Did that answer your question sufficiently?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, it did. Actually, and I hope this isn't too much, I'd like to kind of abstract that a bit. What news does a messenger bring, and how does it affect the leader?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The messenger brings news from a member of a peace organization about changes in a rival kingdom. This news requires the leader to return to the palace for official business. Do you have any other questions about the book, or about how I abstracted this situation?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nPersonality Winter stated that Frostbite had put the most care into her gift to the IceWing tribe than any other animus. He thought that she got all the details exactly right in her Moon Globe Tree, showing that she was precise and very intent on creating the perfect gift for her tribe. She was likely hardworking and patient, as she carved her gift herself for years instead of using her magic to grow it. Biography The Jade Mountain Prophecy Winter Turning Winter mentioned her as the creator of the Tree of Light, or the Moon Globe Tree, the immortal and animus-touched tree in the IceWing palace. It was carved by Frostbite's claws and enchanted to grow Moon Globes, which are spheres that glow with light. As dragons enter the IceWing palace, they pick a Moon Globe to light their way.Queen Glacier mentioned that it was enchanted to act like a real tree. For this reason, Queen Glory had asked her for a cutting, hoping to plant them in the Rainforest Kingdom, bringing the gift of light to the RainWings and NightWings.Frostbite put a lot of thought and time into her only gift, carving the ice into a tree instead of enchanting it to grow a specific way like most animus dragons would have done. Winter noticed that the tree was very accurate to real-life trees, realizing that she must have left the Ice Kingdom to study them to make them so life-like. Creating the tree with her own claws limited the amount of her soul she would have to use to create her gift, which helped to preserve her sanity. ---- Legends Darkstalker Frostbite was briefly mentioned in the prologue when Arctic said he wanted to contribute a meaningful gift that will be remembered, like her Moon Globe Tree. ---- Field Guides A Guide to the Dragon World Frostbite was mentioned to be the creator of the gift of light.Known EnchantmentsReferencesfr:Engelure ru:Обморозка de:FrostbiteFruit Bat\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hi, I'm trying to learn more about a specific thing. Could you tell me, what is the Moon Globe Tree, and who created it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly! The Moon Globe Tree, also called the Tree of Light, is an immortal and animus-touched tree in the IceWing palace. It was carved by Frostbite's claws and enchanted to grow Moon Globes, which are spheres that glow with light, for dragons to pick and light their way when entering the palace. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, you mentioned what it is, but what does a Moon Globe Tree *do*?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The Moon Globe Tree creates Moon Globes, which are spheres that glow with light. Dragons entering the IceWing palace pick a Moon Globe to light their way. The tree is enchanted to act like a real tree. Can I help you with anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm also wondering something more general. What qualities would someone need to create a unique and meaningful gift for a group?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's a good question. They would likely need to be hardworking and patient, as creating a gift by hand can take years. They would also need to be precise and very intent on creating the perfect gift, paying close attention to detail to make it accurate. Anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nLeaf deliberately spilled his basket of beans next to the fence and knelt to pick them up. “What’s wrong?†he whispered back. Master Trout was inside the house, but could be spying on them through one of the dusty curtains.Rowan rubbed her fingers together nervously. “The map,†she said. “The blueprint, whatever. It’s gone.â€Now Leaf knocked over his basket for real. “What?†he cried. “What do you mean? Did you tear it? Can’t we fix it?â€â€œNo, it’s really gone,†she said. “I mean vanished. Like … stolen.â€â€œBy who?†Leaf’s body felt chilled, like icy fish scales were trailing over his skin. “The dragonmancers? Did they find out what I did?â€Rowan shook her head. “It was well hidden. It had to be one of us.†She hesitated. “And the only one missing … is Mushroom.â€â€œMissing?†Leaf echoed. Something bad was happening, but he didn’t understand it. Why would Mushroom steal the map they were all going to use together? Where was he?“We think he’s gone to the dragons’ palace on his own,†she said. “So he can use the map to steal the treasure for himself.â€â€œMushroom?†Leaf said. “But he’ll definitely mess it up! Especially by himself!â€â€œI know!†Rowan said.“What do we do?†Leaf asked. “How far away is the dragon palace? Does he have a big head start? Can we catch up to him?â€â€œCatch up to who?†a nasal voice interrupted them.Rowan winced, then looked over her shoulder as Leaf slowly got to his feet. The other two dragonmancers had snuck up on them and were now standing on the path behind Leaf’s sister.The female dragonmancer, Crow, was tall and gaunt, with brittle hair in a gray toadstool-like shape around her head and wrinkles of disapproval permanently scored around her mouth. She always spoke as though she was the only person in the room whose opinion mattered. She also had a habit of repeating the last thing she’d said again more loudly, as if to stick it firmly in people’s minds."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, AI, I was wondering... Why did someone deliberately spill their basket of beans?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question! They deliberately spilled their basket of beans to have an excuse to kneel near the fence and speak with someone privately, while also appearing innocent if someone else was watching. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nFruit Bat is an adult female RainWing who was introduced in The Hidden Kingdom. She was one of the six queens who shared the RainWing throne before Glory became queen. She currently resides in the RainWing village, located within the Rainforest Kingdom.Description Fruit Bat wears a massive orchid necklace around her neck. She carries an unpleasant scent of decaying leaves underneath something sickly sweet. Personality Fruit Bat is lazy and vain. She is obsessed with flowers and their smell, as she has spent most of her life attempting to make floral perfumes with them and wears a wreath of them around her neck. According to Kinkajou, she only took her turn as queen in order to get access to the royal gardens. She was notorious for selfishly leaving messes in them for the garden caretakers to clean up. Biography The Dragonet Prophecy The Hidden Kingdom Fruit Bat competed in the flower hunt against Tamarin during Glory's challenge for the RainWing throne. She frantically ran around in search of the flower, a rare red cinnamon orchid, though to no avail. When Tamarin finally started moving after trying to locate the flower through scent, Fruit Bat chose to follow Tamarin instead of finding it herself.Even after this trick, the blind dragonet found the flower first. Glory thought that Fruit Bat's plan was probably to watch where Tamarin headed, so she could beat her to the flower and warned Tamarin. It turned out that Tamarin's nose could beat Fruit Bat's eyes, and hence, Tamarin won the flower hunt. Magnificent and Fruit Bat herself both howled in rage and embarrassment because they had lost one round of the contest to a blind dragonet.Fruit Bat and the other RainWing queens lost their throne when Grandeur forfeited the venom spitting contest against Kinkajou, after accidentally hitting her competitor with her venom and learning that Glory was a relative and therefore descended from the original line of RainWing queens.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I have a question about a book character. Why did Fruit Bat take her turn as queen?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Kinkajou, Fruit Bat only took her turn as queen to gain access to the royal gardens. Anything else to ask?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, how did Fruit Bat and the other RainWing queens lose their throne?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fruit Bat and the other RainWing queens lost their throne when Grandeur forfeited the venom spitting contest against Kinkajou after accidentally hitting her competitor with her venom and learning that Glory was a relative and therefore descended from the original line of RainWing queens. Do you have any further questions about the RainWing queens?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, in fact. Describe Fruit Bat's participation in the flower hunt during Glory's challenge for the RainWing throne."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "During the flower hunt, Fruit Bat frantically searched for a rare red cinnamon orchid but was unsuccessful. She attempted to follow Tamarin, a blind dragonet, hoping to find the flower that way. However, Tamarin found the flower first using her sense of smell, leading to Fruit Bat's embarrassment and anger. What else do you want to know about Fruit Bat?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Describe Fruit Bat's physical appearance, including any distinctive features."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fruit Bat is an adult female RainWing. She wears a massive orchid necklace around her neck and carries an unpleasant scent of decaying leaves underneath something sickly sweet. She also often wears a wreath of flowers around her neck. Anything else you'd like to know about Fruit Bat?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Sort of a different question, but related to Fruit Bat's personality. What are some key traits of a lazy and vain character?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The character is portrayed as lazy and vain. She is obsessed with flowers and their smell, spending much of her time trying to create floral perfumes. She is also shown to be selfish, such as when she was queen and would leave messes in the royal gardens for others to clean up. Did you have any other questions about fictional characters?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, let me ask another question about Fruit Bat. Describe Fruit Bat's involvement in Glory's challenge for the RainWing throne during the flower hunt."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "During Glory's challenge for the RainWing throne, Fruit Bat competed in the flower hunt against Tamarin. She searched frantically for a rare red cinnamon orchid but failed to find it. Instead, she attempted to follow Tamarin, hoping to steal the flower once Tamarin located it. However, Tamarin, despite being blind, found the flower first, leading to Fruit Bat's loss and embarrassment. Her loss was compounded by the fact that she was beaten by a blind dragonet. What else would you like to know?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Last question. How did Fruit Bat lose her position as queen?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Fruit Bat and the other RainWing queens lost their throne when Grandeur forfeited the venom spitting contest against Kinkajou, learning that Glory was a relative and therefore descended from the original line of RainWing queens. This event led to Glory becoming the new queen, thus ending Fruit Bat's reign. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nPart Two: Tendrils And Teeth Queen Sequoia began to tell the legend. When dragons arrived on Pantala for the first time, they would be attacked by swarms of insects every night, all moving as one and seemingly united by one mind. After many deaths, the dragons discovered that cutting back the breath of evil, the vine that covered the entire continent, gradually made areas safe. Eventually, the plant had been removed from almost the whole continent. After telling the story, the queen asked Cricket, Willow, and Sundew to venture into the most dangerous part of the jungle and find Hawthorn, a LeafWing who guarded the small amount of breath of evil still growing in the jungle. Belladonna ordered Sundew to bring Nettle and Mandrake in addition to her choice of traveling companions. On the trip, they came across the most dangerous obstacles of the journey so far, forcing them to fly across a lake. They all managed to cross until Sundew and Bumblebee were the only ones left. Sundew got close to the other side of the lake, but Bumblebee screamed and landed on Sundew's face. Blinded, Sundew was trapped by a sundew. After a little searching, she was able to attract an enormous tsetse fly and distract the plant. They made it the rest of the way across and discovered that the next part of their journey would be through the Den of Vipers. After entering this area, they spotted dragonbite vipers above them, behind them, and on their sides staring at them. They were not dead but were paralyzed in place. Once they were almost to their destination, the vipers all moved and cornered them. It turned out that the snakes had been mind-controlled by Hawthorn, who appeared and invited them in for tea."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading something, and I wanted to ask you a question about it. According to the legend told by Queen Sequoia, what challenges did the first dragons face upon arriving on Pantala?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to the legend told by Queen Sequoia, the dragons were attacked by swarms of insects every night, all moving as one and seemingly united by one mind. Do you have any other questions about this legend?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually, one more. How did the dragons eventually create safe areas on Pantala?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The dragons discovered that cutting back the breath of evil, the vine that covered the entire continent, gradually made areas safe. Eventually, the plant had been removed from almost the whole continent. Is there anything else you'd like to ask me?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "Epilogue Blaze was outside her fortress with Glacier, telling her about the dragonets. Glacier confirmed that she was only supporting Blaze for the land. Glacier allowed Blaze to go inside and contemplated killing the dragonets if they did not choose Blaze.Blister was with Nautilus and Squid, who was found near the mountains after Morrowseer had left him to fend for himself. Both Nautilus and Blister wondered about Morrowseer's disappearance and why he sent Blister to a scavenger den. Blister realized that the dragonets might have been the reason for his disappearance and vowed to kill them.Burn was outside her stronghold with her brother Smolder. They were talking about their prisoner, Scarlet, and Burn told him how much of a bore Queen Ruby was as she would not enter battle while her kingdom was in turmoil. Burn then stated she would destroy the prophecy by killing the dragonets.Special Edition A special edition of The Dark Secret is set to release October 7th, 2025.The Dark Secret: Special Edition - Barnes & NobleMistakes - On the English cover, Starflight's tongue is red,The Dark Secret English cover although NightWings are said to have black tongues.A NightWing Guide to the Dragons of Pyrrhia - On the English cover, Starflight lacks small silver scales on his neck plates,The Dark Secret English cover even though it is a typical NightWing trait.A NightWing Guide to the Dragons of Pyrrhia - On some bookThe Dark Secret full English cover and audiobook covers,The Dark Secret Audiobook cover one of the NightWings flying in the upper left corner is missing its head. - In Starflight's thoughts, the dragonet prophecy is capitalized, despite it being lowercase in other books.- When Starflight finds the dreamvisitor, it is mentioned that it was made by a SandWing animus, even though it was a NightWing animus, Darkstalker.- Morrowseer refers to a group of SkyWing guards as a handful instead of a talonful. Gallery Click here to see the cover gallery.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was curious about something I read recently. When is the special edition of *The Dark Secret* set to be released?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The special edition of *The Dark Secret* is set to release October 7th, 2025.\nIs there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually! What are some errors present in the English cover of *The Dark Secret*?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "On the English cover, Starflight's tongue is red, although NightWings are said to have black tongues. Also, Starflight lacks small silver scales on his neck plates, even though it is a typical NightWing trait."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What are some errors within the story of *The Dark Secret* itself?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "In Starflight's thoughts, the dragonet prophecy is capitalized, despite it being lowercase in other books. When Starflight finds the dreamvisitor, it is mentioned that it was made by a SandWing animus, even though it was a NightWing animus, Darkstalker. Morrowseer refers to a group of SkyWing guards as a handful instead of a talonful."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, good to know. What were Blister's and Nautilus' thoughts on Morrowseer's disappearance? What did Blister vow to do?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Blister and Nautilus wondered about Morrowseer's disappearance and why he sent Blister to a scavenger den. Blister realized that the dragonets might have been the reason for his disappearance and vowed to kill them."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Just to be sure, can you remind me when the special edition of The Dark Secret is set to be released?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The special edition of The Dark Secret is set to release October 7th, 2025."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What was Burn's opinion of Queen Ruby, and what did Burn intend to do about the prophecy?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Burn thought that Queen Ruby was a bore because she would not enter battle while her kingdom was in turmoil. Burn intended to destroy the prophecy by killing the dragonets."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Finally, could you describe two mistakes that have been observed on the cover or within the contents of \"The Dark Secret?\""
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Here are two mistakes:\n\n1. On the English cover, Starflight's tongue is red, although NightWings are said to have black tongues.\n2. On the English cover of \"A NightWing Guide to the Dragons of Pyrrhia\", Starflight lacks small silver scales on his neck plates, even though it is a typical NightWing trait."
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nWell, nobody liked that plan. Tsunami wanted to go first; Clay wanted to go together; Starflight was still in favor of not going in at all. Even Jambu started whining about not wanting to be left behind.Glory folded her tail over her talons and waited for them to shut up.Sunny sidled up to her. “Maybe we could compromise,†Sunny suggested quietly. “Maybe you could take someone with you. Someone with fire, maybe, who could help you with the darkness in there.â€Unfortunately, that was a good point. Glory didn’t love the idea of blundering into total darkness alone, and if she was right, and it was a tunnel, there was no way to know how long it was or how lost she could get.“Like, maybe —†Sunny started to say.“All right!†Glory shouted, silencing the others. “All right, fine, different plan. Clay and I go in first and see what’s in there.â€Sunny looked disappointed. Glory wasn’t sure why; she was doing exactly what the SandWing had suggested.“What about me?†Tsunami said, bristling.“You hold the other end of the vines,†Clay said. “If we yank on them three times, it means we’re in trouble, so either pull us out or, if you can’t, come in and get us.â€Glory didn’t love the idea of having a vine tied around her shoulders, but she was outvoted. As Starflight tightened the knots, she untangled her sloth and passed it to Sunny.“Here,†she said. “Watch Silver for me while I’m gone?â€â€œAww,†Sunny said, brightening. “Pretty name.â€Glory hadn’t meant to say it out loud. She didn’t want the others to notice that she was starting to like the weird little mammal. “Well, you can call it whatever you want,†she said.“Hrrrrgle,†the sloth disagreed, but it flopped across Sunny’s back with a blissful expression. It must like the SandWing warmth of her scales, Glory realized. What if it doesn’t want to come back to me? She shook out her wings. Then it’ll be Sunny’s problem, I guess.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm trying to remember something from a book I read... I can't quite recall the specifics, but what signal was agreed upon to indicate trouble, and what were the instructions if that signal was given?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The signal for trouble was three yanks on the vines. If that signal was given, Tsunami was instructed to either pull them out or, if she couldn't, come in and get them."
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nAnd what happens if even more dragons follow them here from Pantala? Is Cinnabar trying to bring all the rest of the SilkWings over, too? ALL of them, from all the Hives?Where else can they go, with Queen Wasp and her brainwashed HiveWings controlling all of Pantala?Snowfall cut off that train of thought with a hiss.That’s THEIR problem. Not MY problem. I have IceWings to take care of! I’m not responsible for anyone else and I don’t care about them!The terror seemed to still be lingering in her veins, though, and she couldn’t shake the urgent, panicked feeling that she had to get an entire city of dragons to safety before it was too late. She wondered how oldthe vision was — had that scene happened last night, while Snowfall dreamt it, or days earlier, like her vision of Atala?If it happened days ago … where were Tau and Jewel and Scarab now? Safely hidden, or captured?DON’T CARE. STOP THINKING ABOUT THEM.“Let’s go,†she ordered her guards. They took up their positions in formation around her and followed the SilkWings and LeafWings away from the ocean, east into the desert sky. Snowfall glanced back and saw Jerboa sitting outside her hut, watching them leave.Why doesn’t she seem to care more that her magic isn’t working? Snowfall wondered. If she’d been an animus dragon, and then suddenly her power was gone, she’d have absolutely freaked out. Jerboa, on the other talon, seemed mostly amused by how much that annoyed Snowfall.It was still possible she was lying to Snowfall. But if animus magic was working, wouldn’t Tsunami’s gang of righteous do-gooders have used it to bring all the Pantalan dragons to safety? Or to stop Queen Wasp?They definitely would. They used it to end the plague and stop Darkstalker. They could solve all the Pantalan dragons’ problems with a snap of their claws if they had magic right now.So why don’t they?Why would magic just … stop working?\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was wondering about something, it's a bit of a hypothetical. How might a leader react to the thought of helping people from a distant land?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question. A leader might initially dismiss the idea of helping people from a distant land, stating that it is not their problem and that they only care about their own people. However, they still might experience a lingering sense of urgency and panic, feeling like they need to get an entire city of people to safety. What else were you wondering about?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, new topic. I'm reading a book, and a character named Snowfall is concerned about the SilkWings and LeafWings. What is concerning her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall is concerned about the possibility of more dragons arriving from Pantala, specifically wondering if Cinnabar is trying to bring all the SilkWings over. She is also worried about where these dragons can go, considering Queen Wasp and the brainwashed HiveWings control Pantala. Is there anything else I can help you understand about the book you're reading?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, there is. What does Snowfall observe about Jerboa, and why does it puzzle her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall observes that Jerboa doesn't seem to care much that her magic isn't working. Snowfall finds this puzzling, as she believes she would freak out if she were an animus dragon and suddenly lost her power. She also considers the possibility that Jerboa is lying to her. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Just one last question, I think. Why does Snowfall doubt that animus magic is currently working?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall doubts that animus magic is working because she believes that if it were, Tsunami's group of dragons would have used it to bring all the Pantalan dragons to safety or to stop Queen Wasp. She references their past use of animus magic to end the plague and stop Darkstalker, implying that they would have already solved the Pantalan dragons' problems if they had the power to do so. This leads her to question why magic would simply stop working. Is there anything else I can assist you with today?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nDragons were promised freedom after a set amount of arena victories. This never occurred, due to Scarlet's champion Peril being sent to fight any dragons who surpassed three or four wins. SkyWings, MudWings, and sometimes SandWings watched from stands. Occasionally, the gladiators fought groups of captured scavengers. Some prisoners have even tried to commit suicide (Horizon) rather than continue to fight.The arena is currently being used as a hospital for war veterans and wounded soldiers.Flora/FaunaHistory The Dragonet Prophecy The Dragonet Prophecy When the dragonets of destiny were captured along with Kestrel by Scarlet, they were brought to the SkyWing Arena and Queen Scarlet's palace by soldiers and made prisoners. The dragonets were then forced to battle in the arena. With the help of Glory's venom, Clay defeated Fjord, the IceWing opponent he was pitted against. Tsunami killed a couple of scavengers, as well as Gill, a SeaWing driven mad by lack of water, who was revealed to be her father in The Lost Heir. During Clay's time at the arena, he and Peril met and they became friends.The Hidden Kingdom Glory mentioned her experiences in the Sky Kingdom frequently throughout the book.The Dark Secret Morrowseer flew the alternate dragonets and Starflight across the ocean. They ended up in the Sky Kingdom, and Morrowseer took them to an outpost far away from the palace made for watching for IceWings, in case they try to attack from the north. He tested them and told them to convince them to switch their alliance from Burn to Blister. Starflight and the other dragonets failed, and Morrowseer killed all the SkyWings. ---- The Jade Mountain Prophecy Moon Rising Jade Mountain Academy is located in the Sky Kingdom."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm writing a story about dragons, and I'm trying to make my descriptions really vivid. I want to contrast different environments. How does the heat of the desert compare to the heat in the rainforest treetops or the Claws of the Clouds Mountains?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help you with that. The heat in the desert is dry, like ancient bones, and sucks all the moisture out of her scales. This is different from the heat in the rainforest treetops or the Claws of the Clouds Mountains. Does that help you get started?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, that's great! Could you help me with describing something else? Describe an area with dull green cacti, noting specific details."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sure, I can do that. The hole is hidden in a dune surrounded by a semicircle of dull green cacti. Each cactus is half as tall as a full-grown dragon, with tiny thorns as sharp as fangs. A few dusty white flowers bloom between the prickles. How does that sound?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nReed spotted an IceWing diving toward Umber and leaped to knock his brother aside, catching the brunt of the white dragon’s momentum against his chest. As he staggered back, he saw another IceWing wrap her dangerous claws around Sora’s neck, and he roared with fury. Pheasant was there in an instant, throwing the IceWing off Sora, but the ice dragon came back at them with her mouth open to shoot her frostbreath.I can’t lose anyone else, Reed thought. It’ll kill me. He smashed into the IceWing’s side and sliced his claws across her throat while she was twisting to breathe on him. Her eyes went wide and she made an agonized, gargling noise as blood bubbled from the wounds. When he let go of her, the IceWing soldier fell toward the dark forest, her wings twitching feebly like a dying grasshopper.“Retreat!†a voice suddenly howled. Reed’s heart jumped hopefully, thinking the IceWings were giving up — but then he realized it was the SandWing general. “Retreat!†the sand dragon yelled again.Reed thought they might defeat the IceWings if they kept fighting, but it wasn’t worth the risk. Every moment was another opportunity for an IceWing to kill one of his brothers or sisters. Retreating meant keeping them alive.“Retreat,†he echoed the general, grabbing Umber and pulling him back. “Fall back! Pheasant, you too!†He scanned the struggling shapes in the moonlight and picked out his troop: all still alive, for now.His sister sank her teeth into her opponent’s forearm and he released her with a shriek of pain. In a flash she was at Reed’s side, and they soared up into the sky with Marsh, Sora, and Umber right beside them.Reed saw the SandWings take off toward the mountains. Most of the IceWings shot after them; only two turned to pursue him and his siblings."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story, and I'm trying to get a better handle on one of my characters. How might a character behave when trying to impress someone, and what might be the reason for their behavior?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's a great question to ask when fleshing out a character! A character might do impressive things, trying to show off and demonstrate that nothing frightens them. It is implied that they are actually a bit nervous about doing something, but they enjoy disobeying orders because they have never had much chance to do so. Would you like me to elaborate on any of the reasons for their behavior?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Actually, I have a question about a separate part of my story. How did the character recognize Moon among the other NightWings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can answer that! He knew exactly which one was Moon because he had flown with her many times before. He recognized the way she held her wings and the way she tipped her head to breathe in the sunlight. Do you have any other questions about your story that I could help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. How does the character describe Princess Anemone's behavior and possible motivations?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Princess Anemone is described as doing flips in the sky, seemingly to show off for Darkstalker and demonstrate that nothing frightens her. However, the character believes she is actually a bit nervous about leaving school against her mother's wishes, but also thrilled by the act of disobeying orders, as she has not had many opportunities to do so before. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding your story?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nThe coral! He could use that to figure out where Anemone was. A thought that really should have occurred to him a couple of days and a very long flight ago.He prayed that it would point south, toward Jade Mountain. Maybe it would lead him all the way back to the safety of school.The tiny red tree felt fragile and brittle in his talons, as though it might snap at any moment. “Anemone,†he whispered to it. “Where is my sister?â€It wriggled in his talons, pointing up and away from the Deep Palace, but not south. He let it pull him into one of the swift currents that spiraled out to the islands.For a while he swam steadily, and his spirits rose with every wingstroke away from the palace. She wasn’t lurking there, lying in wait for his mother. Whatever Anemone was up to, maybe no one had to die.Left! The coral suddenly insisted, tugging him up out of the current and up, up, up to the surface. Turtle had to pinwheel fast with his wings and tail to stay with it. Cascades of green-blue bubbles exploded around him.It was leading him to an island. He could see the shape of the land ahead of him, but he didn’t recognize it — not until he popped out of the water and saw the ruins jutting out of the jungle.The Island Palace. The place where the animus test had taken place.Where he’d cursed his little sister with his own power, so he could stay hidden.And there was Anemone, digging a hole in the beach with her claws, muttering furiously to herself. Wet sand covered her webbed talons and plastered her tail so she looked half–MudWing.Turtle floundered forward in the surf as the waves tried alternately to toss him onto the sand or to drag him back into their arms. The sun was unexpectedly bright in his eyes. Somehow he’d expected to confront Anemone deep underwater, or in the rain; this idyllic beach scene didn’t fit his idea of an animus showdown.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm trying to remember something from a story I read. Initially, what direction did the coral lead the character, and where did it eventually guide them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I understand. The coral initially pointed up and away from the Deep Palace, leading the character into swift currents spiraling out to the islands. Eventually, it guided them to the surface of the water and towards the Island Palace. Was there anything else about the story that you wanted to discuss?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nShe hugged him and thrust the scroll into his claws. “One more thing,†she said. “I — I’m afraid he did something to Indigo.†He looked up, his eyes wide. “Search through here and find it. I don’t know how he hid it from me, but it must be in there somewhere. Maybe you can bring her back, or … well, whatever it is, you should know the truth.â€He nodded, barely breathing.“Then hide that scroll and get as far away from the Night Kingdom as you can. Whatever you do, don’t destroy the scroll, or else he’ll get all his power back.†Clearsight rubbed her eyes, stepping toward the window. She knew she would never see him again. “Good-bye, Fathom.â€â€œGood-bye, Clearsight. Good luck.â€She was out in the sky a moment later, flying on aching wings toward Agate Mountain, far to the east. She didn’t look back, but she knew Fathom was standing in the window, watching her go.The timelines were all narrowing to one moment now.She flew toward her last chance to save the future.He did something to Indigo.Fathom turned away from the window and the dark sky that had swallowed Clearsight. He was still shaken from what he’d done — betraying his friend. Breaking his oath. Using his magic.But all he could really think was Indigo.What had Darkstalker done?Is she … could he have …No. No. She had to be alive. With all his power, Darkstalker could have done anything to get rid of her — he didn’t have to kill her. Maybe he’d enchanted a necklace that made her want to leave Fathom. Or an earring that made her forget he even existed. Something that made her stop loving him.She did love me. His heart was pounding. If Darkstalker got rid of her — that means she didn’t leave me.But she would never have accepted a gift from Darkstalker; she always suspected everything he touched of being cursed in some way.So what could he have done to her?He knelt on the floor and spread the scroll out so he could see the entire thing.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was discussing a story with a friend, and we had a question. How does one character justify a potential sacrifice, and how does another attempt to redirect the conversation?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "One character justifies the potential sacrifice by stating that another character set the events in motion, and these are the consequences. Another character attempts to redirect the conversation by reiterating their plan to catch the character before he reaches the palace.\n\nIs there anything else I can help you with?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“Let’s go catch a monster,†she said to Clay.“Remember, three tugs,†Clay said to Tsunami. He squared his shoulders and marched up to the boulder alongside Glory. She knew he must be remembering the awful noises and dark creature from the night before, too. She was glad he’d followed her lead of not telling the others about it. Starflight didn’t need another reason to try to stop her from going into the hole.“Let me go in first,†Clay whispered. “So I can light the way.â€Glory nodded reluctantly, and he stepped forward into the darkness. She followed right away, nearly stepping on his tail.He breathed out a plume of flame, and they saw a stone tunnel stretching ahead of them, then turning abruptly to the right.“That’s impossible,†Clay whispered. “This tunnel is much longer than the boulder. And it’s not going down into the ground . . .â€â€œSome kind of magic?†Glory guessed. “Maybe animus magic?†Glory couldn’t think of anything else that could have made a tunnel like this. Unless there were mystery creatures with powers similar to animus dragons.When she was four years old, she’d gone through a phase of reading all the animus dragon stories and hoping she was one, so that she could enchant Dune’s dinner to eat him. Of course, no powers had ever manifested, and it was probably lucky they hadn’t, given what they’d learned about that kind of magic from Tsunami’s sister Anemone in the Kingdom of the Sea.On the one talon, the ability to manipulate and enchant any physical object, Glory thought. On the other, say good-bye to your soul.She squeezed past Clay and set off down the tunnel. He stayed close enough to brush her wings with his snout.“I thought the scrolls said there hasn’t been an animus dragon in generations,†Clay said, scratching his head. “But between Queen Coral’s daughters and this being here, I guess I remembered wrong.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm curious, what is the trade off of animus magic?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Animus magic grants the ability to manipulate and enchant any physical object. However, the cost is that one must \"say good-bye to your soul.\" Would you like to know more?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "There was silence for several wingbeats after she finished. Hazel stared off into the sky ahead of them, her brow furrowed, her mouth moving as she repeated the prophecy quietly to herself.“Well,†Snowfall said finally. “I do not like that. No, I do not. Darkstalker was quite enough great evil for me.†She saw Moon flinch when she said Darkstalker’s name, which was interesting. Did the NightWing feel guilty about everything that had happened with him? Or did she feel guilty because she was totally lying about him actually being gone?Wasn’t it possible that HE was the “great evilâ€? After all, how many “great evils†could there possibly be?“Hang on,†she said, her thoughts swerving onto a new track. “Did you say none of the tribes willsurvive?â€â€œThat’s the prophecy,†Moon said, spreading her front talons in an “I have no idea†gesture.“But you mean none of the Pantalan tribes,â€Snowfall clarified. “Right? Just those three. Not the seven tribes on this continent. It has nothing to do with us. Right?â€â€œI think it might mean all of us,†Lynx said, suddenly and very unwelcomely. Snowfall hadn’t even noticed her pop up below them. “I mean, it starts off talking to us — ‘turn your eyes to the land across the sea,’ right?And then ‘face a great evil with talons united’ — that sounds like it’s talking about all the tribes, here and there.â€â€œBosh,†said Snowfall. “We can’t unite to face an evil that’s all the way across the ocean, even if we wanted to. Which, to be clear, the IceWing tribe DOESNOT.â€â€œThere are seven tribes here?†Hazel asked Moon.“Each with its own queen?â€Moon nodded. “Yes. We should call a council andsee if they’ll all come,†she said. “They should know about you and Pantala and everything happening over there.â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading a book, and there's a prophecy involved. It made me wonder: why might someone believe a prophecy might not apply to *their* tribe?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question! They might hope that the prophecy only applies to other tribes, not their own. They might clarify by asking if the prophecy means none of the other tribes will survive, excluding their own. Does that help?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, definitely. Another question about the book: what does Moon suggest they should do in response to the prophecy and the arrival of Hazel from Pantala?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Moon suggests calling a council of all seven tribes on their continent to inform them about Hazel, Pantala, and everything happening there."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question. What is Lynx's interpretation of the prophecy, and how does it differ from Snowfall's?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lynx interprets the prophecy as applying to all tribes, both on Snowfall's continent and across the sea in Pantala. She points out that the prophecy begins by addressing them and mentions uniting to face a great evil, suggesting it encompasses all tribes. Snowfall disagrees, believing they cannot unite to face an evil so far away and making it clear that the IceWing tribe does not want to. Is there anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "“We didn’t have to,†Crow corrected her. “But thanks to young Mushroom’s greed, now we do. Grove will stay with us. All you have to do is follow your friend and return with some treasure, and everyone will be so happy. Ever ever so happy.â€Rowan looked as though she’d been snared in a spiderweb as Crow and Gorge turned to walk away.“We have to go now,†Rowan said to Leaf, glancing up and down the quiet path. “Do you need anything from in there?†She nodded at the house.Leaf wished he could run in, grab the map off the wall, and escape, but he might as well wish for a flying carpet to the dragons’ palace. “Nothing,†he said, swinging himself over the fence. “Give me a sword and I’m ready.â€He was not planning on coming back to Trout’s house. Whatever happened at the palace, whether he killed ten dragons or only one, he wasn’t going to come moseying back to the drudgery of being a dragonmancer’s apprentice afterward. His life as a dragonslayer was about to begin.They took the long way through the woods to avoid any townspeople. When they arrived at the schoolhouse, Cranberry and Thyme were standing outside it, looking confused.“Rowan!†Cranberry said as they ran up to her. “A group of villagers just came and took Grove away — we don’t know why. Wait, you do — what’s happened?†she added, seeing the look on Rowan’s face.“Crow and Gorge found out that Mushroom is on his way to steal treasure,†Rowan said. “We have to follow him and come back with treasure for them, or they’re going to sacrifice Grove.â€The horror and enormity of that exploded in Leaf’s head. He’d been trying so hard to convince himself that he’d misunderstood, that none of this could be happening, that Crow and Gorge had been talking about stealing more of Grove’s goats instead.“Do you really think that’s what she meant?†Leaf cried. “No one would let them do that! We don’t sacrifice people to the dragons!â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a story, and I'm having some trouble with the plot. I have a character who goes on a trip to a dragon's palace. What were someone's plans after a trip to a dragon's palace, and how did those plans change?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can work with that. The person was not planning on returning to a house after the trip to the dragon's palace. They intended to begin a life as a dragonslayer, regardless of what happened at the palace. However, after learning that someone might be sacrificed, the person realizes that they may have to return to the house after all. Does that help you with your story? Can I answer any more of your questions?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nEpilogue Jerboa flew down to meet with Snowfall somewhere south of the Great Ice Cliff and was criticized by Snowfall for being late. Jerboa landed and responded by saying that Queen Glacier had usually been the later one. She noticed Snowfall flinch at the comment and wondered if the young queen might have a heart after all. Snowfall then requested that Jerboa make the Cliff surround her kingdom to stop an invasion from another direction. The ancient animus told her in no uncertain words that no one would invade the Ice Kingdom, but she insisted someone may want to attack the IceWings like Darkstalker. She told Jerboa that one of her scouts had spotted the hundreds of Pantalan dragons fleeing from the othermind, and was convinced they want to invade. Jerboa reminded her that she should not assume they want to invade and that maybe they needed help. She refused Snowfall's request, the queen ruefully responding that Glacier could have done so much more with Jerboa's power and that she should have told Snowfall about her earlier. Jerboa said that she is not her animus and revealed that animus magic had stopped working all over the continent. When Snowfall asked for proof, Jerboa enchanted a stick to make anything it touches green, but it did not affect herself or the rock next to her. Snowfall called her useless and flew away in a rage, and Jerboa was satisfied by this, thinking, \"Completely useless, [...] Yes. Just like I've always wanted.\"\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I just finished reading a book, and I was curious about something. How did Jerboa react to Snowfall calling her useless?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can look that up for you! Jerboa was satisfied when Snowfall called her useless, thinking that being useless was what she had always wanted. Is there anything else you'd like to know?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, there is! What did Jerboa reveal about animus magic during her meeting with Snowfall?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Jerboa revealed that animus magic had stopped working all over the continent. She demonstrated this by enchanting a stick to make anything it touches green, but it failed to affect herself or the rock next to her. Can I help you with anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "Luna had made six weavings and was halfway through a seventh, but she still hadn’t managed to capture quite how breathtaking it was to see so many colors and so many wing shapes diving and soaring together. The more visitors flew over from the Distant Kingdoms, the more complicated her tapestries got.“Maybe I don’t have the sky color quite right yet,†she said, holding up her claws to frame a piece of the feathery clouds. The rain had stopped not long ago, and the air felt like wading through sunshine, liquid and gold up close and lined with dark gray in the distance, and completely impossible to capture in silk. “Or maybe I’ll never figure out how to convey motion in a tapestry. Like pinning down a dragonfly or a firefly; it’s not the same if they’re not moving.â€â€œI think your weavings are perfect,†Swordtail said contentedly.“And LOOK at that rainbow,†Luna said with disgust. “Nobody would believe it if I put a rainbow that pretty into my tapestry. Everyone would be like, ‘Oh, sure, Luna, I just bet there was also a perfect rainbow in your perfect scene of dragons from different tribes getting to know each other. VERY subtle metaphor, well done.’â€â€œYou could do a tapestry of the SilkWing Assembly trying to get anything done,†Swordtail suggested. “If you’re looking for a … less perfect scene.â€â€œAck, I love them, but oh my goodness,†Luna said.“Oh, sorry, did you have something to say?†Swordtail struck a pose, imitating the SilkWings who’d been chosen for the Assembly. “No, no, please, you go ahead! Wait, maybe she had an idea? Oh no, I’m sure he was about to speak! These are all great suggestions, everybody, really great. Someday eventually we’ll get around to potentially doing something about some of them. Break for lunch!â€\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was just reading a book, and I had a question about a character in it. What is Luna trying to capture in her weavings, and why is it so difficult for her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can answer that. Luna is trying to capture the breathtaking sight of many colors and wing shapes diving and soaring together in the sky. This is difficult because the scene is constantly changing, and she struggles to convey motion in a tapestry, like pinning down a dragonfly or a firefly. She also struggles to get the sky color exactly right in her tapestries. I hope that helps!"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "That does, thank you! What does Swordtail suggest Luna could weave a tapestry about instead of the perfect scene?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Swordtail suggests that Luna could do a tapestry of the SilkWing Assembly trying to get anything done, which would be a less perfect scene. Can I help you with anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nQibli gestured Winter and Ostrich back into the shadows of a covert of trees. It was the best he could do while still staying on the path, and it felt horribly exposed. Talons of Power could come by at any moment. Vulture could saunter past at any moment.Grandfather’s been spying on the queen for months, Qibli thought. Thorn will have to change all her passwords. Recode the secret message system, just in case. Change everything she’s done, in case he’s overheard it and can use it against her. He rubbed his forehead, his brain starting to explode with all the implications.Long minutes ticked by, and each one felt like a dagger Qibli was personally thrusting into his queen’s heart. The Obsidian Mirror was a terrible thing for your enemies to have — but Darkstalker’s power was even more dangerous. Thorn needed protection from Darkstalker right now, and he was just standing here in the dark, waiting for his mother.Maybe we should go, he thought, crossing to the edge of the shadows so he could study the silent treasury. But she’s the one who can navigate us out of here. What if we just flew for it? Lifted off and tried to fly away as fast as we could? We’d be spotted but maybe they wouldn’t be able to catch up to us. Maybe their arrows would miss.I can’t risk Ostrich that way.What if Mother doesn’t come back? What if she’s already lying dead on a pile of gems inside? Will we still be standing here when morning comes?He turned back toward the others and had a small heart attack.“Where’s Winter?†he whispered, nudging Ostrich with his wing. She sat up and looked around with blurry confusion.“I don’t know,†she said. “He was here a moment ago.â€Qibli twisted in a frantic circle and spotted a white shape flitting through the pear orchard. He couldn’t shout out to Winter without alerting the whole compound. Qibli growled softly.“Stay here,†he whispered to Ostrich. “Stay as hidden as you can. We’ll be right back.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm just wondering, why might someone have to change their passwords and recode a secret message system?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "That's an interesting question. Someone might have to change their passwords and recode a secret message system because someone has been spying on them for months, and may have learned their passwords and intercepted their messages. Would you like to know anything else?"
}
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nHazel ordered her tribe to evacuate to the coast, and Mandrake organized the PoisonWings into groups for evacuation. Willow approached Sundew and asked why she was not managing her tribe herself, and Sundew told her that she believed Mandrake would be better at the task at hand. After some prodding from Willow, Sundew admits that she does not want to run away from the othermind and was extremely angry about it. She was caught off guard when Willow said that she was also angry about everything that had happened to them. In a decisive moment, she told Sundew that not every dragon deserves her anger, despite Sundew's protests. She finally agreed with Willow, and the two lovers professed their feelings. Willow mentioned that Sundew needed to run to prevent the othermind from using her leafspeak to spread. The two dragons then took off with the rest of the LeafWing tribe, following the map towards Pyrrhia. Sundew thought about how they would come back to Pantala once they found help and dealt with the othermind once and for all.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I have a question about a book I read recently. What changed Sundew's mind about evacuating?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can answer that for you. Willow expressed her own anger about the situation and convinced Sundew that not every dragon deserved her anger. Willow also reminded Sundew that she needed to run to prevent the othermind from using her leafspeak to spread further. This led Sundew to agree to evacuate with the rest of the tribe. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nHer dark green eyes were wide with disbelief as he leaned over and gently curled the earring around her ear. His talons lingered there for a moment, brushing against the smooth warmth of her long, dark neck. The shivering in her scales slowed to a stop, and she cautiously held out her wings to the cold air.“Whoa. That — that worked,†she said. “So the rumors are true — your tribe does have magic.â€â€œOnly a few of us,†he said. “And so does yours, doesn’t it?â€â€œOnly a few of us,†she echoed, “and not like that. I don’t have anything, for instance. You just — can you enchant anything? To do anything?â€â€œAnimus power,†he said, taking a step closer to her. “That’s how it works.â€â€œThen why don’t the IceWings rule the entire continent?†she asked, her tail skipping nervously over the snowy ground. “You don’t even need this alliance. You could destroy the SkyWings easily, couldn’t you?â€He shook his head. “The tribe has strict rules. We’re only allowed to use our power once in a lifetime.â€Foeslayer’s talon flew to the earring and she stared at him, shocked into stillness for the first time.“Well,†he said with a shrug, “perhaps I’m not much of a rule follower either.†He felt another thrill at the idea of being that dragon, of being seen that way by this dragon. He reached out tentatively and brushed her wing with his. She didn’t pull away.“Why?†Foeslayer whispered.“It’s these old legends we have,†Arctic said, “warning us of the dangers of animus magic — use it too much, you lose your soul, some mystical mumbo jumbo like that, which probably isn’t even true. But once there’s a law set down in the Ice Kingdom, everyone better follow it with no questions asked.†He decided not to mention the ancient stories of animus dragons gone mad."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was reading a book, and I came across a new term I've never heard before. What is \"animus power\"?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"Animus power\" is a type of magic that allows a dragon to enchant anything to do anything. Is there anything else I can tell you about animus power, or anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually, there is. According to Arctic, what are the \"old legends\" that warn IceWings of the dangers of animus magic?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "According to Arctic, the old legends warn that using animus magic too much can cause a dragon to lose their soul. He dismisses this as \"some mystical mumbo jumbo\" that probably isn't even true, but acknowledges that once a law is set down in the Ice Kingdom, everyone is expected to follow it without question. However, he doesn't mention the ancient stories of animus dragons gone mad."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Interesting. I'm curious, what are some characteristics of a tribe with magical powers, and how might someone react to learning about these characteristics?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The tribe has magic, specifically animus power, which only a few of them possess. The person is initially disbelieving but then accepts that the rumors are true after experiencing the magic themselves. They are shocked and still when they find out that the tribe members are only allowed to use their power once in a lifetime."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "How did the dragon with dark green eyes react when the other dragon put an earring on her?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The dragon with dark green eyes was initially in disbelief, but her shivering slowed to a stop, and she cautiously held out her wings to the cold air. She then acknowledged that the rumors about the other dragon's tribe having magic were true."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I think I'm starting to get it. What is animus power and what are the limitations regarding its use by the IceWings?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Animus power is a type of magic. According to tribe rules, IceWings are only allowed to use their animus power once in a lifetime."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Last question: what action did the dragon perform that made the other dragon believe in the magic of his tribe?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "He leaned over and gently curled an earring around her ear. This act stopped the shivering in her scales, leading her to believe in his tribe's magic. Is there anything else you'd like to know?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nAfter they left the queen's treehouse, Tsunami, Webs, and Sunny headed off to the healer's hut, and Starflight and Clay joined Glory as she set out to find the missing RainWings. They spoke to Mangrove, and he led them to a giant fallen tree. Glory picked up a horrible stink and asked Starflight if he can identify it since he seemed to have a stronger sense of smell. They found a dying sloth as the source of the smell, and Clay killed it to put it out of its misery. Glory searched around and discovered an animus-made tunnel in a boulder. Starflight and Mangrove returned to the village, while Glory and Clay stayed to watch the tunnel overnight. While they watched, something passed by, ate the sloth, and disappeared. In the morning, Sunny, Tsunami, Starflight, and Jambu arrived, and they discussed what to do about the tunnel. They settled on Glory and Clay going in with vines. When they walked through, they found themselves in the Kingdom of Sand, within sight of Burn's stronghold.Part Two: Sand, Ice, and Smoke Glory and Clay took a look around from the mouth of the tunnel's end in the Kingdom of Sand before returning to the rainforest. The dragonets and Jambu talked over the missing RainWings and the tunnel. After a suggestion that the missing RainWings could be on the other side, Mangrove suddenly dashed out of the trees and into the tunnel and flew off to the Ice Kingdom in an attempt to find Orchid.After flying for the rest of the day, they settled down for the night in rocky terrain. In the morning, Glory flew ahead, sighted Princess Blaze's fortress, and saw a NightWing assassin named Deathbringer settling down. Using an IceWing disguise based on Fjord, she questioned him on what he was doing.Then Glory and Jambu, disguised as IceWings, headed to meet Blaze who was staying at the Ice Kingdom in her fortress. After telling her that the dragonets of destiny wished to see her and taking her outside the fortress, Deathbringer then attempted to assassinate Blaze.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I had a quick question. What discovery led Glory and Clay to the Kingdom of Sand?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Certainly! Glory discovered an animus-made tunnel in a boulder, which then led her and Clay to the Kingdom of Sand. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, another question about Glory. What disguise did Glory use in the Ice Kingdom, and why?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Glory used an IceWing disguise based on Fjord. She used this disguise to question Deathbringer, a NightWing assassin, about his activities. Is there anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, one more. What event occurred after Glory and Jambu brought Blaze outside of her fortress?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "After Glory and Jambu brought Blaze outside of her fortress, Deathbringer attempted to assassinate her. Do you need anything else?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nWhich made it ironic and rather sad that she was so eager to follow Darkstalker. I wonder what sort of spell he has on her — is it the same as the one he has on everyone else, or is it special to her?The sun flashed off Turtle’s green scales as the dragons banked south. Qibli was worried for him, too. The SeaWing prince had cast a spell to make himself invisible to Darkstalker, but Qibli could think of a million ways for that to go wrong.But I should stay out of the way. Turtle’s the one with magic powers. He’s the one who can save the day, if it needs saving. That’s what special powers are for: making heroes.If only they had let me have Darkstalker’s scroll … if only Peril hadn’t burned it. Then I’d have magic, too.Then I could change the world. I could fix so many things, if only I had anything special or magic about me.But he wasn’t special and he certainly didn’t have magic. In fact, he was a useless, spotted waste of scales, as his mother, brother, and sister had spent the first three years of his life reminding him.He still heard them all the time, their voices in his head telling him how wretched he was. He tried to drown them out by concentrating on his life as an Outclaw, but the smallest thing could bring them crashing back in. Just the thought of how he’d lost the scroll — how he’d held infinite power for a moment, and then lost it forever — brought on a wave of memories of desert heat and scornful laughter.The Scorpion Den, where Qibli grew up, was a cutthroat world of thieves, con artists, mercenaries, fences, thugs for hire, and assassins. But for really top-notch underhanded work of any kind, everyone knew there was one dragon in the city who outshone them all: Qibli’s mother.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I just finished reading this book, but something is confusing me. Why does one of the characters lament the loss of Darkstalker's scroll?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "One of the characters laments the loss of Darkstalker's scroll because they believe that if they had it, they would have magic and could change the world and fix many things. Anything else I can assist you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. I was also wondering, what was a character's childhood like, and how does it affect them?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The character had a difficult childhood, during which their mother, brother, and sister constantly reminded them how wretched they were. These critical voices still haunt them, and even small things can trigger memories of desert heat and scornful laughter. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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"from": "system",
"value": "“No, that is what the scrolls said — but remember, that was in the histories written by NightWings,†Glory said. “NightWings can’t stand animus dragons because animus power is much cooler than what they can do, and NightWings would rather be the only magically powerful dragons out there. So maybe they lied.â€â€œOr they didn’t know that it runs in the SeaWing royal family,†Clay said. “Or perhaps any dragons who do have animus power make sure to keep it hidden so they won’t be forced to use it, like, for the war or something.†He breathed out another spurt of fire, and they saw the turn a few steps ahead of them.“This tunnel might not be an animus thing either,†Glory said. “Maybe there’s some other kind of creature who can do this type of magic.â€Clay didn’t answer, but she felt the shiver that ran through his wings.At the turn, Glory leaned forward to glance around the corner. Even before Clay could use his fire, she saw light — enough light to realize the tunnel turned again to the left, and that was where the light was coming from.They crept to the next corner and peered around it.Another long tunnel stretched ahead of them, and at the end of it waited an outline of bright sunlight — much too bright for the floor of the rainforest.Clay and Glory exchanged glances.“Did we miss something?†she whispered. “I thought this tunnel would be much longer. Also that it would have, you know, a monster in it.â€â€œIt must have come from out there,†Clay said, nodding at the circle of sunshine.They slid along the tunnel, keeping an eye out for hidden entrances, but as far as Glory could tell, there were none. There were only the long, smooth stone walls leading to that brightness, which got more and more blinding the closer they came.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm reading *Wings of Fire* and I'm curious about some of the things that the NightWing scrolls say. What are some alternative explanations for the information presented in the NightWing scrolls?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can certainly help with that! There are some alternative explanations for the information presented in the NightWing scrolls. For example, perhaps the NightWings didn't know that animus power runs in the SeaWing royal family, or perhaps dragons with animus power keep it hidden to avoid being forced to use it for war. I hope this information helps to answer your question! Do you have any other questions?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“I did!†Luna said. “I will give them to you. I just want to understand some things.â€â€œGah, FINE, hurry up.†Lizard stomped impatiently around Dusky, flapping her wings.“If we give them to you, will we lose them?†Luna asked. “I mean — do we disappear? Or forget everything?â€â€œNo,†Lizard said. “Stupid question. It only means I can watch your memories the way you watched stupid Cottonmouth’s. You will BARELY EVEN NOTICE. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM.â€â€œBut then he’ll be able to see all our memories, too?†Luna asked. “Can he wander through them and see any memory he wants to see?â€â€œYeah, but why would he?†Lizard asked. “He’s the kind of person who’s only interested in pictures if he’s in them. He might shuffle through your memories to see if there’s anything about him, but he will not care about your friends or family or crushes or anything you care about.â€I’m not sure that’s quite true, Luna thought. I care about a few things he probably would be very interested in. “What about the Chrysalis?†she asked. “What if he uses my memories to catch everyone who was in the Chrysalis in Cicada Hive?â€Lizard rolled her eyes and gave Luna a look that was somehow extremely pitying yet not at all sympathetic at the same time. “There is no more Chrysalis,†she said. “Soon all those SilkWings will be exactly like the HiveWings, and we’ll control all of them. Who cares about your little rebel group when we’ve already crushed them into dust? Besides, only Queen Wasp would be interested in that, and she won’t get your memories.â€â€œShe won’t?â€â€œYou are so dense!†Lizard barked. “She’s not in here with me and Cottonmouth and the ravenous plant. She’s only a puppet who can control some of the other puppets because she eats the plant and it combines with her venom in a useful way.†She paused, thinking. “Hmm. Your chatty friend has tail venom like that — I wonder if we could use him the same way.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm trying to understand the plot of an episode of a TV show. What is someone worried about happening if she gives her memories to someone else?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Luna is worried about losing her memories, disappearing, or forgetting everything. She's also concerned that \"he\" (presumably Cottonmouth) will be able to see all of her memories and wander through them at will. Do you have any further questions about this show?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. Why is Luna concerned about the Chrysalis, and what does Lizard say about it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Luna is concerned that Cottonmouth might use her memories to catch everyone who was in the Chrysalis in Cicada Hive. Lizard dismisses this concern, stating that there is no more Chrysalis and that all those SilkWings will soon be exactly like the HiveWings, completely under their control. She believes the rebel group has already been crushed into dust and is no longer a threat."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Who is Queen Wasp, according to Lizard, and what is her relationship to the ravenous plant?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lizard describes Queen Wasp as a puppet who can control some of the other puppets because she eats the ravenous plant, and it combines with her venom in a useful way."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What idea does Lizard have about Luna's chatty friend?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lizard notes that Luna's chatty friend has tail venom similar to Queen Wasp and wonders if they could use him in the same way, which is to say, if they could use him to control other SilkWings and HiveWings."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "According to Lizard, what will happen if Luna gives her memories to Lizard?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lizard claims that Luna will barely even notice, and it only means that Lizard can watch Luna's memories the way Luna watched Cottonmouth's."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, last question: according to Lizard, who is Queen Wasp, and what role does she play?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Lizard describes Queen Wasp as a puppet who can control some of the other puppets because she eats the plant, which combines with her venom in a useful way. Lizard implies that Queen Wasp will not have access to Luna's memories. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding this TV show?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "The ProphetessThe Prophetess is a female NightWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She is a fictional character from several NightWing scrolls known for her visions.Personality According to Fatespeaker, The Prophetess is fierce. She would never let a dragon be mean to her. Biography Field Guides A Guide to the Dragon World The Prophetess was mentioned by Fatespeaker in her notes after Comet's story from Tales of the NightWings.Trivia - In Fatespeaker's opinion, The Prophetess is the best fictional character. ReferencesThe Winglets Quartetis a compilation of the first four Winglets e-books: Prisoners, Assassin, Deserter, and Runaway.Summary Discover the first four dragon-bite-sized Winglets stories from the #1 New York Times bestselling Wings of Fire series, now newly available together!Everyone knows the stories... but does anyone know the truth?Fiercetooth, a NightWing obsessed with what could have — and should have — been. Deathbringer, desperate to prove himself as the next great NightWing assassin. Six-Claws, a loyal SandWing, who will soon find that loyalty comes with a price. Foeslayer the NightWing, a dragon in love turned kidnapper, and Prince Arctic of the IceWings, a runaway turned captive.In these four short stories, dig deeper into the world of Pyrrhia to discover what really happened.Mistakes - The blurb says Fiercetooth instead of Fierceteeth.:File:Winglets Quartet Backcover.jpegTrivia - This book contains the first physical rendition of the Runaway story.Gallery Click here to see the cover gallery.International Releases - Russian: ÐœÑтежники (October 2020) - German: Die ersten vier Geschichten (August 2021)Referencesfr:Winglets Quartet ru:ÐœÑтежники de:Die ersten vier GeschichtenThe Winglets Quartet/GalleryThis is an overview of the various covers of The Winglets Quartet.centerEnglishThe Winglets QuartetWinglets Q US.jpg|Audiobook Cover Winglets Quartet Backcover.jpeg|Back Cover\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I have a question. I was reading a book and I came across the name \"The Prophetess\", who is that and in what was she featured?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"The Prophetess\" is a female NightWing known for her visions, and is a fictional character from several NightWing scrolls. She was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, I also wanted to ask about something else I saw. What is the Winglets Quartet?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "The Winglets Quartet is a compilation of the first four Winglets e-books: Prisoners, Assassin, Deserter, and Runaway. These short stories delve into the world to discover what really happened with certain characters. Is there anything else I can help you with today?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nKnown Games - Scales-and-squares is a game played in the time of Darkstalker. The game is played on a board with colored tokens consisting of either scales or squares. Scale tokens are green and blue, while the squares are black and white. Scales can hop over squares around a board to capture them. This game was played at a festival by Fathom, Darkstalker, and Whiteout. It is possible only NightWings played it, as Fathom seemed to not know the rules. This is similar to real-life checkers. - Dragons and Vipers is a game mentioned in Darkness of Dragons. It is known to be played by SandWing dragonets.- Scroll Tower is a stacking board game mentioned in Darkstalker. The game consists of different levels of stacking difficulty, in which dragons have to stack small, marble, scroll-shaped \"bricks\" in increasingly difficult ways. Whiteout was said to be amazing at it.- Hide-and-seek is a RainWing game that young dragonets play. According to Jambu, for the RainWings, hide-and-seek is used to practice their camouflage skills. Although it is a game, hide-and-seek was one of the challenges used for the RainWing royal challenge. - The Darkstalker is a game played by NightWing dragonets around the time of The Dragonet Prophecy. You play by hiding as Darkstalker for a long time, then releasing yourself from the spot you hid and getting the other players. It is similar to hide-and-seek in the real world. - Tag is a game that SeaWing dragonets play. It is shown to be played in Winter Turning by Anemone and Barracuda.- Strength competitions are competitions mentioned to occur in Valor that are played by human competitors. Brook is said to win every one. - Chess was mentioned to exist in The Lost Heir. Tsunami reflected on how Webs explained that animus dragons could enchant chess pieces to play themselves. ReferencesGarnet"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I was wondering about something. Could you describe the game \"Scales-and-squares,\" including the types of tokens used and the objective of the game?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay! Scales-and-squares is a game played on a board with colored tokens. The tokens consist of either scales (green and blue) or squares (black and white). Scale tokens can hop over square tokens around the board to capture them. Did you have any other questions?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, actually. I was also wondering, how do RainWings use hide-and-seek, and what real-world skill does it help them develop?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "RainWing dragonets play hide-and-seek to practice their camouflage skills. It's also used as one of the challenges for the RainWing royal challenge. Anything else you're curious about?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes. Could you describe the game \"The Darkstalker\" and how it relates to a real-world game?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"The Darkstalker\" is a game played by NightWing dragonets. Players hide as Darkstalker for a long time, then reveal themselves and try to get the other players. It is similar to hide-and-seek. What else can I help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I think I asked this already, but I might've phrased it wrong. Could you describe the game \"Scales-and-squares\" and its significance?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Of course. Scales-and-squares is a game played in the time of Darkstalker, similar to checkers. The game consists of colored tokens with scales (green and blue) and squares (black and white). Scales can hop over squares to capture them. The game was played at a festival by Fathom, Darkstalker, and Whiteout, and it is possible that only NightWings played it, as Fathom seemed to not know the rules."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "What is Scroll Tower, and what skill does it seem to require?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Scroll Tower is a stacking board game consisting of different levels of stacking difficulty. Players have to stack small, marble, scroll-shaped \"bricks\" in increasingly difficult ways. It seems to require dexterity and a good sense of balance, as Whiteout was said to be amazing at it."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, another question about hide-and-seek. How can people use hide-and-seek beyond simple recreation?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "People use hide-and-seek to practice their camouflage skills. It is so important that it was even used as one of the challenges for the royal challenge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Besides dragon games, what other types of competitions are mentioned?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Strength competitions are mentioned to occur in Valor, played by human competitors. Also, chess is mentioned as a game that exists, and it's mentioned that animus dragons can enchant chess pieces to play themselves."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Thanks. One last question. Could you describe the game \"The Darkstalker\"?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "\"The Darkstalker\" is a game played by NightWing dragonets around the time of The Dragonet Prophecy. The game is played by hiding as Darkstalker for a long time, then releasing yourself from the spot you hid and getting the other players. The game is similar to hide-and-seek. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“You can’t be Dada,†his father explained, wrapping the thread around one of Dusky’s little talons. “Dada is the boss. That’s me. Dada makes all the tough decisions, like what we’re having for dinner.â€â€œBABABAS!†Dusky shouted.“I don’t have any bananas, you little barbarian. It’s yams or garbanzo beans again, I’m afraid.â€Dusky wiggled out of his dad’s talons and bounced across the silk web to a pile of leaves in the corner of the cell. He threw himself into the leaves and dug furiously for a moment. Finally he emerged in triumph, brandishing a very brown, rather squashed banana.“Oh dear,†his dad said, laughing again. “I guess we do have … one dead banana. Did you hide that, and how long ago, troublemaker?â€â€œBababa,†Dusky said happily. He pointed to himself. “I Dada.â€â€œHmm. All right, I bow to your impeccable logic,†his dad said, nodding thoughtfully. Dusky trotted over and sat between his dad’s talons again, cradling his mushy banana. His dad leaned down and nudged him with his snout. “I love you, Dusky.â€The scene vanished as quickly as it had begun, flinging Luna back into the throne room mindspace.“YUCK,†Lizard declared. “ARGH. WHY. SO BORING. BOO HISS.†She threw herself down on the floor and covered her face with her wings.Dusky stood staring into space, his claws trembling slightly. Luna crouched beside him and tucked two of her wings over his back.“Did you see that, too?†she whispered. He nodded, and a tear slipped down his nose. “Oh, Dusky.†She hugged him close. “Your dad was wonderful.†He nodded again and leaned into her, crying silently.Maybe after all of this is over, we can find his mom, Luna thought. Whitespeck said she was shipped off to Vinegaroon Hive … maybe we can look for her there.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I heard a story recently, and I wanted to ask for more details. What did a child do to challenge his father's claim of being the only provider?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can answer that! The child challenged his father's claim by producing a hidden, squashed banana and declaring that he, too, could provide food and therefore fulfill the role of provider. Do you have any other questions?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually, I do. In the same story, what does Dusky do to challenge his father's claim that he is the only \"Dada\"?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Dusky finds a hidden, squashed banana and declares himself \"Dada,\" seemingly proving that he can also provide food and therefore make important decisions. Do you have any more questions about the story?"
}
]
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{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“How can you not care?†Turtle demanded. “Is it your soul? Maybe he didn’t enchant that necklace to protect it, after all. Maybe you’ve been losing it all along, piece by piece.â€â€œThat whole idea of the soul is ridiculous,†Anemone snapped. “Good dragons do bad things and bad dragons do good things all the time. Nobody has an entirely good soul to start with. It’s just stupid to think that it’s like a block of stone and my magic is chipping away at it. It doesn’t make sense.†She smashed her tail into the sand, cracking seashells and frightening small crabs in every direction. “Where IS it? If he was lying to me, I swear I’m going to hunt down Whirlpool’s drifting corpse and kill him again.â€â€œAgain?†Turtle’s ears twitched. “What? Again? Anemone, what do you mean?â€â€œI’m the one who killed him the first time.†She gave him a scornful look. “Did you really think he ‘accidentally’ fell into that pool of eels? We figured out that he’d been trying to kill Tsunami. And then he realized how powerful I was and he was going to tell Mother and Blister.†She shrugged. “So I took care of him.â€Three moons. Turtle had been worrying about Anemone all this time — worrying about what she might do, about how the magic he’d given her might affect her — and yet when she did do something big and terrible, he’d missed it completely.“Oh!†she said, spotting a gleam of metal in the sand underfoot. She pounced on it, digging furiously, and finally reared back with a triumphant “Aha!â€In her talons was a dagger as long as her forearm, curved like a claw and gleaming wickedly sharp along every edge.“Three moons,†Turtle whispered. “Anemone.â€\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I wanted to pick your brain about some stuff I'm writing. Kind of philosophical, I guess. What is wrong with the idea of the soul?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "From one perspective, one might believe the idea of the soul is ridiculous, because good individuals do bad things and bad individuals do good things all the time. Everyone has both good and bad within them, and so it is, from this perspective, illogical to think of the soul as a block of stone that magic is chipping away at."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, that's a cool way to put it. Let's switch gears a bit. What item did a character discover in the sand? Describe it."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "One of the characters found a dagger in the sand. It was as long as her forearm, curved like a claw, and gleaming wickedly sharp along every edge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Nice, I like that. Okay, last question for now. What is Anemone's perspective on the concept of a soul?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Anemone rejects the idea of the soul as a fixed, inherently good entity. She believes that dragons are complex beings capable of both good and bad actions, and that the soul is not a simple, unchanging block that can be chipped away by magic."
}
]
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[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "“I’ll go,†Willow said. She brushed Sundew’s wing lightly, with an expression that might have meant Sorry, don’t be mad or We’ll be all right or I’m totally falling out of love with you right now. Sundew wasn’t sure, but she wished she had something to stab to make herself feel a little better.Willow’s crossing was smoother and more graceful than Nettle’s (objectively true, not at all Sundew’s biased opinion). Mandrake went after her, swerving wildly around a Roridula and swooping low enough that he nearly fell in the lake a couple of times, but at last he made it safely to the other side.“All right,†Cricket said, taking a deep breath. “I can do this.â€â€œLet me take Bumblebee,†Sundew said. “I’m more used to this kind of flying than you are, and she might throw you off.â€â€œSnudoo!†Bumblebee cheered. She lifted her little talons up and did a very good impression of something cute. Something more like a tamarin and definitely not like a HiveWing.“Are you sure?†Cricket asked. “I thought you didn’t want her getting attached to you.â€â€œWell, I’m not planning to glue her to me,†Sundew said. “I just figured I’d marginally increase both your odds for survival.â€â€œI do like that goal,†Cricket said, smiling as she untied the sling. She passed Bumblebee into Sundew’s arms and started rewrapping the scarves around Sundew’s shoulders, readjusting her pouches as she did.Bumblebee was lighter than Sundew had expected, a warm little ball of scales with lots of spiky bits. Her elbows and wings and horns and tail all seemed to poke Sundew at once as the dragonet wriggled around, burbling with joy. But after a moment, she settled with her wings tucked in and nudged her nose under Sundew’s chin. One of her tiny talons wrapped around the pouch with the jade frog in it.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I'm writing a fanfic, and I need to describe what Bumblebee was like when Sundew took her. Can you help me?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Sure, I can help you with that! Bumblebee cheered when Sundew offered to take her and did a cute impression, resembling a tamarin rather than a HiveWing. She was lighter than Sundew expected, a warm little ball of scales with lots of spiky bits. She wriggled around, burbling with joy, but eventually settled with her wings tucked in, nudging her nose under Sundew’s chin and wrapping one of her tiny talons around the pouch with the jade frog in it. I hope that helps with your fanfic! Let me know if you have any other questions."
}
]
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[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\nany other tribes. Those subjects of hers who wanted to go explore, to meet other dragons and study in their perilous, flammable schools? They needed to be STUFFED INTO IGLOOS until they came to their senses.(Her council had talked her into letting a few IceWings go to Jade Mountain Academy, for now, instead of using her excellent igloo plan. There had been so much alarming enthusiasm for the idea of“connecting with the other tribes.†WHY, was her question. How could anyone even want to be around strange dragons after what had happened to theirtribe? She was hoping the students they’d sent would come back with stories about how terrible the academy was, and that by then all the other curious IceWings would have forgotten about ever wanting to leave.)No, in Snowfall’s vision of her reign, all IceWings would stay IN the kingdom, where she could keep an eye on them. Other dragons would stay OUT of the kingdom and there would be NO MORE dealing with tribes that weren’t them.It was a good plan, a straightforward plan, a nice, safe, brilliant plan.Except for the problems.Problems like queens who kept sending her messages about alliances and trade and building more schools like Jade Mountain Academy. (Shut UP, Queen Ruby; go AWAY, Queen Glory; deal with your OWN STUPID DRAGONS, Queen Thorn!)Problems like the IceWings on her own council who wanted to meet with the NightWings and try to “build a bridge†over “centuries of violence and hatred†afterthe blast of magic empathy that had ended their last battle.Problems like not knowing exactly where everyone was, and having to wonder whether the missing dragons in question had left the Ice Kingdom or were still lurking around somewhere, maybe plotting some cold-blooded murder.Most urgent, though, was the problem that hundreds of strange dragons were apparently flying toward her shores at that very moment.“You’re sure they aren’t NightWings?†she demanded again.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was reading a book and it reminded me of something. What was Snowfall's initial solution for IceWings who wanted to explore and interact with other dragons?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall's initial solution was to stuff them into igloos until they came to their senses, preventing them from leaving the kingdom. Do you need more information about this topic?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, in a more general sense, why might a leader be hesitant to allow members of their group to integrate with outsiders after a period of conflict?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "A leader might be hesitant because they couldn't understand why anyone would want to be around strange members of another group after what had happened to their own group. They might hope that those who integrate will return with negative stories, deterring others from wanting to leave. Can I help with anything else?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What was Snowfall's vision for her reign regarding IceWings and other tribes?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Snowfall envisioned all IceWings staying within the kingdom, where she could monitor them, and all other dragons staying out. She wanted no further interaction with other tribes. Is there anything else you want to know?"
}
]
|
[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\n“Of course we don’t,†Cranberry said, but Rowan looked physically sick, like she really believed the dragonmancers were capable of such a thing.“All I know for sure is they took Grove,†she said. “And I know he isn’t safe until we get back here and pay them off.â€â€œThen let’s go,†Leaf said. Whatever the dragonmancers meant, whether Rowan was right or not, they still had to catch Mushroom and get the map back. “Cranberry, I need a sword.â€Cranberry led the way to their secret stash of weapons and handed him a sheathed sword, which he buckled around his back. Two more daggers went into his boots, and then he was off and sprinting through the forest ahead of everyone else.He knew they would follow him, even though he was ten years younger than they all were. One upside of putting himself in danger to copy the map was that now it was kind of etched in his brain. He didn’t like the idea of relying on his memory, but he was pretty sure it was all there: every careful line and each tiny note, painstakingly redrawn. He also knew that the dragon palace was north of the village, near the source of the river, so following the river would make logical sense. But he wasn’t sure whether Mushroom would think of it. Doing the smart, logical thing was clearly not Mushroom’s strong suit.They traveled north all the rest of that day and half the night, only stopping because Thyme finally fell over and said he couldn’t go any farther without some sleep. Leaf offered to take the first watch and spent most of it climbing to the highest spots around them, looking for any sign of a campfire that might be Mushroom. But there was nothing. No sign of him anywhere."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I'm writing a mystery novel, and a character needs to find a place near the source of a river. What is a good plan for locating this place, and why might someone not follow it?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Okay, I can help come up with some ideas. One might plan to follow the river north, as the destination is near the source of the river. However, one might be unsure if someone else will think of this logical approach, as doing the smart thing is not everyone's strong suit. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions."
}
]
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[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "Winglets Quartet DE.jpg|GermanDie ersten vier Geschichten Winglets Quartet RU.jpg|Russian Front CoverÐœÑтежники Winglets Quartet RU Backcover.jpg|Russian Back CoverÐœÑтежникиThornThorn is an adult female SandWing who was introduced in The Brightest Night. She is the mother of Sunny and was formerly in a relationship with Stonemover, an animus dragon. She was formerly the leader of the Outclaws until she became queen of the SandWing tribe during the events of The Brightest Night. She currently resides in the SandWing stronghold.\nYou are an AI domain expert. Answer questions"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Hey, I have a question. What is Thorn?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Thorn is an adult female SandWing. Do you have any further questions?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, I do. What role did Thorn play among the Outclaws, and what is her current position?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Thorn was formerly the leader of the Outclaws. She became queen of the SandWing tribe during the events of The Brightest Night. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
}
]
|
[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are a helpful AI assistant. Some knowledge:\nWhat was true was that she was Lady Jewel’s mother and Queen Wasp’s aunt. She lived all alone in a giant mansion in Cicada Hive, with no servants or anyone else. No one knew why she didn’t live in the same Hive as her daughter, although she also owned a mansion in Jewel Hive, which she visited from time to time.One day soon after Cricket’s mother left, Lady Scarab had appeared suddenly on their doorstep. Their father, bowing and confused, let her in and tried to offer her tea in the parlor, but Lady Scarab had announced that she wished to see Katydid and Cricket. So they lined up for her inspection, and she studied them through her spectacles.“You look healthy,†she’d said to Cricket.“Yes, ma’am,†Cricket had answered, thinking, Why are you here? Aren’t you the dragon with the telescope? How old are you really? Do you ever eat little HiveWings? IS THAT WHY YOU’RE PLEASED THAT I LOOK HEALTHY?“Terrarium Academy?†Lady Scarab demanded. “Really?â€â€œUm,†Cricket said nervously. “My school? I didn’t choose it.â€â€œI did,†their father interjected. “It’s very practical. A down-to-earth place.â€â€œNo pun intended,†Lady Scarab said with a wintry smile, but Father just blinked in confusion. “Fine, but don’t let them grow moss on your brain, dragonet.â€â€œI — I won’t,†Cricket stammered, although she had no idea how to stop her teachers if they decided to do that, and could they really do that? Had anyone done that before? What did they do, put moss seeds in students’ ears? Did it really work without any light in there? She’d only gotten rid of the ensuing nightmares later by doing a lot of research and figuring out that Lady Scarab must have been joking, because growing moss on a dragon’s brain was quite scientifically impossible.“I understand Cadelle has left the family,†Lady Scarab went on, turning to Katydid. “Are you managing without her?â€â€œYes, your ladyship,†Katydid said. “Thank you for asking.â€"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Okay, I'm trying to write a story, and I'm stuck on how my character should react. How does a character react to the possibility of an invasion of alarming rainbow dragons?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I can help you with that! Here's a possible reaction: The main character initially experiences a moment of panic. However, noticing that her scout seems concerned about her mental state, she attempts to regain composure and project an image of confidence and control, acting as if she can easily handle the situation. She then suggests that the dragons might be RainWings. Does that help?"
}
]
|
[
{
"from": "system",
"value": "You are an AI with vast knowledge. Here is some potentially-relevant context:\n“No,†Clearsight said, panic rising in her chest. “I can’t. I told you. That’s when everything speeds up — that’s when I lose control. I need more time to plan.†She turned frantically to point at the scroll on table two, which was covered in desperate spiky handwriting. “That’s what happens after I go to school. Look at all the timelines! They just explode! I have to chart them all before I get there. If the teacher puts me in that art group instead of this one, things change. If I sit with these dragons at lunch instead of those dragons, futures ripple in new directions. If I miss a day here or give the wrong answer here or share my scroll with this hapless dragon here, the entire tribe might die.†She stabbed at the scroll, leaving little rips all the way across it, and burst into tears.“Oh, Clearsight,†her father said with hopeless distress. “It can’t be that bad. One two-year-old dragonet isn’t going to doom the entire tribe to destruction. The worst that can happen is you don’t get into the astronomy program, and maybe your mother will be disappointed, but no one will die. Trust me.†He patted her back sympathetically.He had no idea, NO IDEA. Maybe most two-year-old dragonets couldn’t affect the future of the whole tribe, but she could.“Besides,†he said, “we don’t think this is healthy, what you’re doing in here. School might be a good distraction — give you something else to work on, friends to keep your mind off things. Maybe it’ll help you see that we’re not all so doomed after all.†He laughed a little, and she wondered what a mind reader would find in his thoughts. Was he really not worried about her visions of war and bloodshed? She hadn’t told her parents everything she’d seen, but she’d woken up screaming enough nights for them to get the general idea of what the future held.Probably. Maybe. Unless she could fix it.She had to fix it. No one else could.\nAnswer questions according to your knowledge."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "I was reading a book and it brought up some questions. What is Clearsight's concern about going to school?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight is concerned that going to school will cause her visions of the future to speed up and become uncontrollable. She believes that even small decisions she makes at school, such as which art group she's in or who she sits with at lunch, can have significant and potentially catastrophic consequences for her entire tribe. She feels she needs more time to plan and chart all the possible timelines before she starts school. Is there anything else I can help you with regarding this book?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yes, actually. What does Clearsight think about her father's perspective that she is overreacting?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight thinks that her father has no idea how serious the situation is. She believes that she, unlike most two-year-old dragonets, *can* affect the future of the whole tribe, and that she is the only one who can fix the impending war and bloodshed that she has foreseen. Do you have any other characters or plot points you'd like to discuss?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Yeah, this is kind of a general question prompted by this book. How does someone who can see the future try to manage the potential futures they see?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "They try to manage the potential futures they see by charting them all out on a scroll. They attempt to account for every possible outcome based on different choices they might make, such as which group they're in, who they sit with, and whether they share their scroll with others. Is there anything else I can help you with?"
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "One last question. What is Clearsight's perspective on her ability to affect the future, and what does she feel she must do?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "Clearsight believes that she has the unique ability to affect the future of her entire tribe. She feels that it is her responsibility to fix the future she has seen, which involves war and bloodshed. She doesn't believe anyone else can do it, so she feels a great burden to manage and control the timelines to prevent disaster. Is there anything else I can assist you with today?"
}
]
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