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I guess their ship name would be Sunami or Tsunamny.

Sunny POV: 

Sunny poked her head into Tsunami!s classroom, she was being her usual bossy self, though she personally thought Tsunami looked pretty cute being all bossy-like. 

She and Tsunami met each other's eye, Tsunami gave a curt nod, all regal-like and continued giving out orders.

Sunny rolled her eye playfully at her sister. She went away to check on the other classroom. Webs was teaching history, and Clay was eating a pig, with seven mangos and two guavas as desert. 

She chuckled and got ready to ring the bell to signal the end of the first period. That was usually Fatespeaker's job, but she was busy helping Starflight on his Guide To The Tribes book. 

Ring! Ring! She rang once, then twice, then a final time of three rings. 

Students streamed out and headed to the prey centre for lunch. She spotted Tsunami and waved her over so they could meet with the rest of the crew and eat some lunch before the next period. 

Tsunami's POV:

Tsunami saw Sunny waving her over, being overly enthusiastic, like usual. Tsunami sighed, Sunny was so annoying, being miss rainbows and sunshine. 

She went over to her, putting on a grumpy look that made Sunny laugh, and despite her being do annoying, she quite liked making her laugh. 

"Let's find the others!" She cheered, Tsunami dusted her head as students turned to look at the bright and happy hybrid. 

She followed the ray of sunshine over to the library, where Starflight was hunched over with a scroll in his hands even though he had lost the ability to see, he was still able to feel and hear, which helped him a lot. 

Clay was there, eating a buffet of food hand picked by him. Peril was besides him, looking awkward. Tsunami gave a small growl as she saw the firescales. Sure Peril had saved Clay and set the free, she was also a murderous lunatic and a sociopath. 

"Ahem!" Sunny gave her a small glare as another growl builds up in her throat. "She saved Clay, remember that." Sunny whispered quietly. 

Tsunami sighed, she never got to do anything fun. She sat down next to Sunny and picked up a fish and started eating. 

"Carrot?" Sunny suddenly asked her. 

"Excuse me?" She asked. Sunny held a carrot.

"Do you want a carrot?" She asked again. 

"Three moons no!" Tsunami said. "Who wants a carrot we you ca have fish?" She asked playfully. 

"Yuck fish, so slimy." Sunny wrinkled her snout and she gave a small huff of annoyance. 

Sunny's POV: 

Sunny ate her carrots, and turned to Tsunami, "Do you want to check on the students?" She asked her. 

"Do I have a choice?" She grumbled back. "Fine, let's go." She said.

They headed to the prey centre. Everything seemed fine. "Ca we go now?" Tsunami asked grumpily. 

Sunny laughed. "Why the bad mood when it's such a beautiful day?" She asked. Tsunami scowled, and she laughed even more. 

"Maybe because I could be swimming right now instead of being here?" Tsunami said. Though a small smile was daring I slip. 

"Ooh, can I come." She asked, bouncing up and down. "Please!?" She asked. 

"Fine, only because I can't stand you!" Tsunami said importantly and she stalked off. Sunny giggled to herself, Tsunami was so cute when doing that. 

They headed to a small pool, Sunny hesitantly dipped a claw in. She wasn't a fan of water, 

Tsunami on the other hand, loved water, she dived right in, splashing Sunny for ear to tail tip. Cold water attacked her and she stumbled backwards and spluttered. 

"Tsunami!" She squealed as water rained down on her. Tsunami swam up and smirked at her. "Sorry!" She called, sounding very pleased with herself. 

In return, she forgot all about getting wet and swept her tail across the surface, whipping water into Tsunami's face while she was still above water. 

"Hey!" Tsunami sad, blankly the water away. She pulled Sunny into the water. 

Sunny furiously flapped her wings and went upwards, she gasped for or at the surface. "Why did you do that?" She demanded, though she was playful as she said this. "You know I hate water!"

"I sure do." Tsunami replied. And dunked her head in again. 

Tsunami's POV:

Tsunami laughed as she dunked Sunny into the water, she swam back upwards looking angry. 

"You know, you aren't as bad as I thought." She mused to the angry hybrid. Sunny glared at her playfully. 

"What does that mean?" She asked, 

"Oh you know, you're less annoying," she replied. 

"You wait." She warned Tsunami. "I'll get you when you least expect it." 

"I'd like to see you try!" She laughed. 

Ring! The bell rang. 

"Oops." Sunny said. "I forgot.." she trailed off. 

"Same, oh well, I don't like complaining dragonets much anyways." She shrugged. "Besides, dunking you was worth it." She nudged Sunny. 

"Hey!" She protested . "I was not fun!" She glared, looking very cute when she was angry. Not that she noticed. 

"Anyways, better get to class." She sighed. "Being headmaster isn't as great as I thought it would be, I should be queen of two tribes! Like Glory." She muttered. "Glory gets all the Glory." 

"Hey, at least you still have us!" Sunny reassured her, brushing wings. "And we are awesome, and you boss us a lot already." She said. 

"True," she agreed. "Also, do you wanna teach the class with me?" She asked her.

"Oh yes please!" Sunny squealed. "I love dragonets!" She dashed toward her classroom. Tsunami sighed and followed her. 

She found Sunny already talking with the students. "Hi!" She said.

Tsunami went int the cave. "Okay, winglet discussions!" She clapped her talons together. "Who first?" She asked bluntly. 

"Tsunami, really?" Sunny frowned. She groaned in annoyance. 

"Okay hello new student? Let's introduce ourselves!" Tsunami said fake cheerfully. Sunny gave an approving nodded, and she somehow felt pleased that Sunny approved. 

They soon ended the day, and Tsunami surprised herself by inviting Sunny for an evening walk while the sun was setting.

They left the mountain ad starting soaring high int the sky. "Isn't this fun?" Sunny called happily. 

"Yes." She sighed, "but my flights are usually quieter." She grumbled.

Sunny laughed, and somehow Tsunami felt pleased and happy. Sunny suddenly dived downward, picked up a giant glop of mud, and threw it right at her.

Tsunami yelped. But it hit her on the chin, then another one hit her left wings. "Hey!" She yelled through laughter. "Stop it!" She cried. She dived towards the mud puddle and aimed one at Sunny gleefully. 

Sunny'sPOV:

Sunny dodged a blob of mud, which angered the great Tsunami. She laughed, which of course angered her even more. 

Splat! Sunny was hit on the back, cold and slimy mud. "Ew." She said. She smiled at Tsunami, she looked like emeralds in the sunset. 

She told her so, and Tsunami went red. "Oh thanks." She mumbled. "You look like the sun." She offered. Sunny laughed. 

Tsunami suddenly flapped her wings. "Follow me!" She yelled. Sunny obliged. They soon arrived at a cliff, lit but the setting sun. 

"Where are we?" She asked confused. 

"Oh, me and Riptide used to come here a lot." Tsunami said. She beckoned her forward. 

She did not. Sunny thought, her heart sank when Tsunami mentioned Riptide. Seriously? She didn't' know why it bothered her to hear his name, but it totally ruined this moment. 

"Oops." Tsunami said. "I blew it didn't I?" She asked sheepishly. 

"It's fine." Sunny waved it off. "You're allowed to mention the dragon you clearly love." She said. 

Sunny sat next to Tsunami and Tsunami wrapped her wings around her tiny body, she sucked in a breath. 

"About that..." Tsunami said. Sunny felt a spark of hope light up, though not quite sure why. "I don't really like him anymore, not like that." She said. 

"Oh." Sunny said. 

"I have someone else in my mind." She continued. "She's happy, kind, gentle caring, energentice, and has way more great qualities." She said, looking straight at her. 

"Oh, who"s the lucky dragon?" She asked. 

"By the moons!" Tsunami exclaimed. "It's you!" She said. 

"Me?" She gasped. "You feel that way?!" She asked quickly. 

Tsunami nodded. But did she? She realised that she did.

"I suppose I do too." She said. Tsunami beamed at her, something very un-Tsunami like. They sat there watching the sun set, tail untwined, this was the dragon I want to spend my entire like with. She thought happily. And I will, nothing will tear us apart. 

A few moons later:

Tsunami'S POV:

Tsunami watched anxiously as her three eggs lay very still, one blue and yellow, one blue with yellow spots, and one yellow with blue swirls. 

Sunny said beside her, keeping the eggs warm. Suddenly, one cracked. The blue and yellow one. It was followed by the other eggs, soon three beautiful dragonets hatched.

"They're soooo cute!" Sunny cooed. "What will we name them?" She asked her. 

"How about Sunset for the yellow one with blue swirls?" Tsunami asked. "Because that's how we first became..." she left that blank. 

"That's awfully poetic Tsunami. But I love it!" Sunny squealed. 

"Oh poetic was exactly what I was going for, that's me! Poetic. Also she's a female." She informed Sunny. 

"I know, and being poetic is a gift." Sunny laughed. "Anyways, I think the male, the blue ad yelled one, should be called Beach." She said. 

"Yes, perfect." She agreed. "The last one will be Seafoam." She declared. 

"Awesome." Sunny whispered. And the happy family was born.

Done! Hope you liked it.