A pink RainWing shifted in her plushy pink chair, spinning excitedly despite the large SandWing sitting beside her. The desert dragon's glare seemed to stab though anyone's scales, but the pink dragon seemed to be unaffected. Suddenly, the cameras flickered to life, bringing the RainWing's spinning to an abrupt halt.

"Oh! Hello, and welcome to the very first episode of The Orchid and Blister show! I'm your host, Orchid, and this is my co-host, Blister!" The RainWing exclaimed cheerfully. Blister snorted, but Orchid ignored her.

"The Orchid and Blister Show a show where we interview your favorite dragons from across the country, including the dragonets of destiny, the current queens, and many others," Orchid went on. "Today, the first dragons we will be interviewing are, drumroll please, Sunny, Starflight, and Fatespeaker!"

Within seconds, three dragonets emerged from the other side of the stage, taking seat beside each other and the hosts.

"It amazing to be here!" Sunny exclaimed happily.

"Ok, so first question. Who do you love more, Starflight: Sunny or Fatespeaker?" Orchid attempted to pry, making the Nightwing tense in his seat.

"Well, first off, why are you a-asking that?" Starflight stuttered.

"Who do you like more?" Blister said, finnaly interested.

"I like them equally?" Starflight, his voice rising in pitch at the end.

"That's not what it says in the fourth book," Blister said.

"What's a book?"

"You can only pick one!" Orchid argued.

"Which one?" Starflight pled.

"Don't worry. They're off stage at the moment," Blister reassured, using Starflight blindness as an advantage. Meanwhile, Sunny opened her mouth to say something, but Fatespeaker silenced her with a brisk nod. The yellow dragonet made a face distorted in displeasure as she leaned back into her seat quietly.

"They... they are?" Starflight asked, as if just to make sure. Sunnt winced as Orchid answered.

"Of course," the bright dragoness reassured.

"Then, I probably would love Sunny more," Starflight sighed.

"Why?" Orchid probed.

"Because she was my first love," the black dragon said, thoughtfully. "I honestly don't believe that I'll ever really get over her."

"What about Fatespeaker?" Blister asked, glancing at the crestfallen dragonet with silver scales around her wrist.

"Well," Starflight's voice trailed, "I could learn to love her."

"What do you mean, could?" Fatespeaker. attempted, her voice starting to crack. Starflight sat up in his chair, stiff.

"You said that they were off stage!" He hissed.

"Seriously. Have you not read the books? She can not be trusted!" Orchid argued, glancing over at her co-host after the words escaped her snout. "No offense."

"No, I agree with you." Blister said casually.

"So, Sunny. What's your reaction to that?" Orchid said.

"Starfligh, I'm really really flattered, really, I just- I just need you to know I can't love you, and that you really should consider Fatespeaker," Sunny sighed.

"What about Fatespeaker. Your reaction?" Blister probed.

"I-I don't have any comments," Fatespeaker said in nearly a whisper.

"Fate, I-," Starlight was cut off by the flick of Fatespeaker's tail as she briskly strutted off the stage, fallowed by Sunny. Starflight sighed and scurried after them.

"Well, um, next time on the Orchid and Blister talk show, will be interviewing a feisty pair of SeaWings! Until next time! Good night, or afternoon? Maybe morning? Around dinner?When are you guys watching?" Orchid tried. Blister rolled her eyes and the lights faded