He is mentioned several times throughout the book, with many dragons asking Darkstalker if it was true that he murdered his own father. Moonwatcher discovered this after reading the enchantment on the scroll, then asking Darkstalker if he made Arctic kill himself, to which he replied yes and began making excuses. It was revealed that Darkstalker had enchanted Arctic to obey his every command, then instructed him to disembowel himself instead of murdering the IceWing himself as most believed. But at the end of the book, Foeslayer revealed that this was a lie she and Arctic had fallen in love, and he went with her willingly. At the NightWing island, Winter explained to his friends the reason the IceWings hated NightWings and the legend of Darkstalker his tribe believed that Foeslayer stole Arctic and became his partner to bring animus magic to the NightWing tribe, and Darkstalker killed Arctic so he could not bring it back to the IceWings. When Moon later went to the Jade Mountain Academy library to read about dreamvisitors, she came across the story of Darkstalker, which read that he had killed his father with "an aspect of animus power that no one had ever seen before." Later, when Moonwatcher pointed out that she had never plotted to steal any thrones or killed her father, Darkstalker replied that he saved his tribe from his father, and that he thought she would kill her father if she had had his father, and that Arctic was a lot worse than he was.Īrctic was mentioned by both Winter and Foeslayer. When Moonwatcher telepathically asked Darkstalker who taught him to step out of his visions, he answered that his father did. Glory made another peace treaty with Queen Snowfall. However, after Darkstalker reappeared and became part-king of the NightWings, the old hatred sparked up until Darkstalker was transformed into Peacemaker. The misunderstanding caused hatred between the two tribes until Glory became queen of the NightWings and forged a peace treaty with Queen Glacier.
There was also no way to take Arctic back after his son, Darkstalker, killed him. Since Prince Arctic abandoned the IceWings, there were no more IceWing animus dragons to be bred, and the whole tribe was furious at the NightWings for seemingly stealing their last animus. Hence, she lied to the tribe about how Foeslayer wanted animus power for her tribe and kidnapped Arctic. Biography Pre-SeriesĪfter the events of Runaway, Queen Diamond refused to accept that Prince Arctic ran away due to his love for Foeslayer. Clearsight could see that he had nearly no happy futures. According to Darkstalker's soul reader, Arctic's soul was severely damaged, but he was not completely evil. He was genuinely afraid of going mad from use of his animus magic, as he was worried that he might become evil and hurt Foeslayer.
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However, he was patient, and seemed genuinely concerned for Clearsight after she suffered from a harsh series of visions. His thoughts were dark, grumbling, and venomous. He was vengeful, grim, lost, scornful, angry, bitter, cold, and menacing. Allknowing described him to be "seething with darkness." His voice was spitting, loud, splintery, and jagged. He radiated cold, congealing resentment and cold anger, with rotten patches around the edges. He enjoyed the thrill of being a dragon who was not tied to rules and wanted to be seen as that dragon. While he lived in the Ice Kingdom, Arctic felt trapped by the rules of IceWing society. He wore a light blue diamond earring in his left ear, and a silver narwhal earring in his right.
His scales looked scuffed, and he had a thunderous, glacier-cracking voice, as well as a cracking, bitter laugh that sounded like icicles snapping off of a roof. His piercing blue eyes, like fragments of ice, were the color of a cloudless sky. Arctic had silvery, polished white scales as pale as the moons that contained hints of pale blue.
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