Sliver and Miya flew through the air, searching for any signs that a dragon has past.
'We've been flying for hours! Can we please slow down.' Miya whined.
'Fine. Let's find a place to sleep.' Silver sighed.
They landed on a grassy field, looking around for a cave or something to provide shelter.
'Over there.' Miya pointed with her tail. 'Good eye.'
They walked over towards a cave.
'Can you create some fire please.' Silver asked.
'Sorry. But I can only create water. Can't you use fire?'
'I can, but...' He looked down at his feet. 'I can't control it,'
Be breathed out some fire, trying to control its power, but ended up burning some more rocks.
'See.' He sighed.
'Hmm. Maybe we could find someone to help you.' Miya suggested.
'Yeah. If we can find someone.'
They walked down the cave, stepping as lightly as possible, as to not wake anything that may be down there.
'Here's a good spot.' Miya said.
They found a flat surface covered in moss.
'Let's sleep then.' Silver said, laying down.
Miya nodded, finding a nice patch to sleep in.

Night came and went, the morning sun waking both dragons. They stretched their legs and wings and left the cave. When they came out, they saw smoke, rising from the north.
'Fire?! Should we go and help or leave?' Silver asked.
'Let's help. Remember, I can use water.'  Miya replied.
'Right.'
They flew towards the smoke. Looking down, they saw a village, fire burning every house it touched. Above, a few Phoenix's flew, spreading the fire.
'Hehehehe. That was easier then we thought.' One of them said.
'I know. Maybe we should burn down the next one too.'
'Hehehe. Good idea.'
They circled around the village before stopping, as they noticed Silver and Miya.
'Oh my. A couple of dragons have come to join the party.'
'What party. All I see is a couple of lowly birds terrorising a village.' Silver smirked.
'How dare you insult us. Do you know what happens when we get angry?' One of the Phoenix's said, wings outstretched.
'Umm, Silver. Do you know what your doing?' Miya asked.
'Don't worry Miya. Their just birds. What can they do to us?'
'Oh, we can do plenty. Don't underestimate us just because we're birds. You'd better prepare yourself for a world of hurt.'

The Phoenix's formed a triangle, gathering up some fire, ready to attack. 'Silver.' Miya said.
'Stay calm. Attack on my signal.' Silver replied, fire ready.
'Ok. I'm trusting you.' They gathered up some power, holding it until the signal.
'Let's go brothers. Let's show this beast what we can do.' One Phoenix said. 'Right.'
'FIRE!'
They released their scorching fire, sending a shock wave through the village.
'NOW!' Silver said, both him and Miya releasing their power.
The fire's collided, hot winds blowing all around them. The water Miya released hit both flames, dulling their power until it was nothing but smoke. 'But how. How can a dragon's power be water?!' A Phoenix exclaimed.
'Water dragons have been gone for decades!' But Miya didn't stop. She shot out another wave of water, swallowing the Phoenix's, and extinguishing the fire from the village. 'Oh yeah!' Silver yelled out. 'That's the power of dragons, birds!'
As he swooped around happily, the Phoenix's got back up, fire blazing. 'You. You beast! We won't forget this.' They started at Sliver and Miya, before turning and flying away.
'Oh yeah. We rock. We just defeated Phoenix's. Yeah!' Silver exclaimed excitedly.
'Oh hell yeah! That's the power of dragons!' Miya replied.
'Yeah! Anyway. What was that about how water dragons have been gone for decades?' Silver stopped playing around and looked at Miya.
'That. Well. My kind has been missing ever since he attacked. No one has seen us since then.' Miya looked back at Silver, sadness in her eyes.
'He? Who are you talking about?'
'I don't know his exact name. But. Others call him either "Midnight" or "PitchBlack". It's because of his scales. They're the darks any dragons can be. Even darker then mine.'
'Wow. He must be powerful to of earned those names.'
'Yeah. Anyway. Let's get back to searching.'
'Right!'
They flew away, leaving the village and the forest.
I must find someone. Anyone who will be willing to teach me. Maybe then will my parents come back for me. Maybe.