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Seeing a sad lack of Clay doing much this time around. He's still a reliable rock to lean on, but no longer the peacemaker of the party, so much.
Definitely treated more for laughs as others've mentioned eventually happens. Bit sad.
Starflight funnily enough, in a semi-foreshadowing way, experiments on our lovable boy. Putting fruit just at his nose.

Rainwing queens are fucking horrible. Which makes sense, as so are Rainwings. Still, not caring about major missing persons was a might odd.
It'd be one thing if they said "jungle probably got them. Happens". But they act like nothing bad ever happens, anyway. So it's just offputting.
Mangrove was a champ, though.

Meeting Blaze was a bit weird, and felt a tad forced honestly. It doesn't connect at all with the main story.
I did like seeing a little bit of Sandwing lore with those tapestries, though. They seem honestly pretty chill, when they're not trying to kill you.
Blaze is definitely the best sister.

Deathbringer is a sauve asshole, and I absolutely adore him. His banter with Glory is exceptional.
Shame the major age gap adds some weirdness. But especially as she was playing the Icewing, I loved their interaction. Also raised some interesting lore aspects. Dragons buy drinks. Dragons have bars. This is new, interesting information, with a lot of potential.

Same way for seeing the Nightwing home. Little creepy, not much particularly said about it, but it was interesting to see, and I'm rather curious about what they're doing with the venom/why they're running experiments on Rainwings.

Glory's ascension to the throne was not at all expected. Kind of dig the character move, though. Seeing Rainwings don't give a fuck, she says "fine, I'll do it myself", and would've killed the queen if it weren't for the challenge.
Ended in a bit of a forced-feeling 'ur related to queen line' way. But not bad.

Overall, this series's gotten progressively better. Easy 8/10. Not perfect, but very engaging.