How does glory die

Starflight was still lying in the ground unconscious. Morrowseer's body lie on the ground twitching. I ran to Glory with tears streaming out of my eyes. She died a quick death. I never even got to say my last words to her. All I heard were cries.

The NightWings were put under close watch after that. When Starflight woke up and was told about the incident, he too shed tears. He grew up with her, I couldn't blame him. Grandeur became the new queen and the RainWings still trained hard. That's what Glory would have wanted. I remember meeting her. She was disguised as an IceWing. I didn't know how, but I just knew that there was more to her. She rescued me multiple times. I remember her as the smart, brave, sarcastic, kind, funny, and loyal dragon that she was.

Buffy and her friends then arrived and battled her, but Glory quickly overpowered their efforts. Before Glory could do any real harm, Willow Rosenberg cast a spell to teleport Glory away. She commanded her minions to search out someone precious to the Slayer and bring them to her in hopes that they would be the Key.

After seeing the affection placed on Spike by Buffybot , Buffy's robot double, Spike was selected but Glory quickly confirmed he wasn't as he was a vampire, reasoning that the Key would had to be pure to ensure the Slayer's desire to protect it. She then kept him tied up at her apartment and tortured him so that he would reveal the Key's location.

Spike refused to tell Glory anything and used her own ego to his advantage by insulting her to the point of making her hit him so hard he was freed from his bonds and thus able to escape.

Continuing the search, Glory was misled once again when she assumed the key was Willow's girlfriend Tara, believing that her status as the newest member of the gang made her the most obvious candidate. Glory approached her at the Sunnydale World Culture Fair and threatened to hurt her and kill many people if she didn't tell her the identity of the Key, crushing Tara's hands to get the point across.

Tara refused and she was then "brain-sucked. Using her witch powers and armed with the most potent magics she could find at the Magic Box, Willow attacked Glory. Despite her best efforts, Willow did extremely minimal damage to Glory who almost killed her if it hadn't been for the intervention of Buffy. Wanting revenge following Willow's attack, Glory came after her and Buffy at their college dorm room where she witnessed Tara describe Dawn as a "ball of green energy.

She later managed to kidnap Dawn when Buffy asked for Ben's help, still unaware of his connection to Glory. Buffy and the Scoobies along with Dawn were trying to flee from Glory in an RV but were attacked by the Knights of Byzantium and Giles was impaled by a spear. They managed to find a hideout in an abandoned gas station, but were attacked by the Knights again. This time however, Willow managed to create a magical barrier around them.

Buffy called Ben to their hideout to help stitch up Giles. It was then that Glory had taken form and managed to break through the barrier with Dawn in hand and killed all of the Knights outside.

The Key could only be used at a certain time. As that time drew near, the power that separated Glory from Ben soon dissolved. They still inhabited Ben's body separately, but their memories and personalities began to blur together. In this state, Ben initially attempted to help Dawn, but, during a conversation with Glory as the two shifted back and forth, Glory convinced Ben to help her by offering him his own body once she was restored to her full power.

After recovering from a mental breakdown caused by Glory's kidnapping of Dawn, Buffy decided to attack Glory with everything she had: Willow's magic spells which drew on and weakened the goddess' mind, restoring Tara to sanity at the same time , the Dagon Sphere a protection talisman created to ward evil, which caused physical pain to Glory and appeared to lower her strength , the Buffybot distracting her into thinking it was Buffy , Olaf the Troll God's Enchanted Hammer with which Buffy was able beat Glory due to the hammer being a weapon of the gods , and eventually a wrecking ball commandeered by Alexander Harris.

While Dawn was tied in the top of a tower built by Glory's groupies, Buffy beat Glory until she lost her hold on this reality and returned to the form and mind of Ben.

Buffy decided to spare Ben as he laid heavily bleeding and beaten, unwilling to kill a human. Giles knew that Glory would eventually return and get her revenge on Buffy unless Ben was killed, so he smothered him to death with his bare hands. When Ben died, so did Glory, finally ending the hell goddess once and for all.

Despite Glory's defeat, the final spell to open the dimensions had already been started by one of Glory's disciples, Doc who was unsuccessfully confronted by Spike , cutting Dawn with a knife and making her bleed out, which made a ball of energy grow and multiple portals to other dimensions open. Ultimately, after killing Doc, Buffy realized that because the monks created Dawn from her essence, they shared the same blood. This meant that her own blood could also close the portals, but it would require her blood to stop flowing.

After saying goodbye to her sister, Buffy jumped into the growing ball of energy, resulting in the portals' closure and her own death. Years later, the First Evil appeared to Spike in the form of major enemies of the Scooby Gang when tormenting him, including Glory's. Glory was mentally unstable, arrogant, narcissistic, egotistical, and violent. She frequently abused her own minions both physically and verbally, and was also obsessed with herself and her looks.

Being from a higher plane and another dimension, Glory existence in this new reality meant that her mental faculties were constantly deteriorating. As a result, she had to infrequently feed on the energies that held a human's mind together, leaving the victim a mere shell of their former self.

Whenever Glory had gone too long without feeding, she would grow increasingly histrionic, babbling, kicking, and screaming, most times without even purpose. As the deterioration wore on, Glory would be become nigh-catatonic, unless her followers supplied her with a suitable "meal. Glory was particularly ruthless, unafraid to hurt those close to Buffy in an attempt to torment her, such as openly threatening to kill Buffy's friends and family and force Buffy to watch her do it while confronting Buffy in her own home, [3] torturing Spike to get him to reveal the identity of the Key, [6] and violently crushing and breaking Tara's hand.

Other examples include her regular draining of sanity from the humans of Sunnydale, torturing the last monk of Dagon, [2] and snapping the neck of a security guard at Sunnydale Memorial with no hesitation. Glory was also short-tempered and always took violent retaliation at even the smallest insult. For instance, she once gave Spike a massive punch when he insulted her status as a goddess, [6] and quickly resolved to stab Willow to death when she spat on her after humoring her attempts at hurting her with magic.

Although, when the hell-goddess came to the Earth dimension, she was dubbed "Glorificus," which she shortened to "Glory. The Scoobies often referred to her by the insulting name of "Hell-Bitch" [5] and Ben referred to her as "the Most Unstable One" at one point. The extent of Glory's power was not truly known, but when Buffy asked whether or not Glory, as a god, could summon elements like lightning and fire, Giles responded: "Normally, yes, but since she is in human form, her powers are severely limited.

Even in her diminished human form, Glorificus had very few weaknesses. However, when used against her simultaneously or consecutively, her weaknesses could severely hamper her strength and speed. Buffyverse Wiki Explore. Angel season 1 Angel season 2 Angel season 3 Angel season 4 Angel season 5. Other media. Novels Buffy novels Angel novels Crossover novels Slayer series.

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You must take Curie to doctor Amari which you visited during the Dangerous Minds main story quest. Glory added that Clay could not be their bigwings since he was the dragonets' bigwings.

Once the dragonets arrived at the Summer Palace , Glory and the others were locked up in one of Coral 's caves while Tsunami explored the palace. The dragonets almost drowned in a flood in the dungeons, but were freed by Tsunami and Riptide and brought into a comfier cave.

The cave happened to belong to Blister , who found the dragonets, convinced Coral to release them and invited them to breakfast. After angering Blister, the dragonets were locked up in the prison, which was guarded by electric eels. With the help of Anemone , they broke free and planned to escape the Summer Palace. However, SkyWing soldiers began attacking the Summer Palace with dragonflame cacti and flaming logs. As Glory and the others were fleeing, Crocodile , the MudWing that led the troops to the Summer Palace, confronted them.

To protect the others from the danger, Glory sprayed venom in Crocodile's eyes, killing her. On the edge of the rainforest, Glory's friends disappeared from right in front of her eyes. Startled, she looked back up and demanded that the attackers show themselves, and a large group of RainWings materialized in front of them.

One introduced himself as Jambu and his friend as Liana , and gestured to the treetops, where their missing friends were hanging in woven leaf nets. Jambu explained that they were rendered unconscious with blow darts and would wake up soon. He led them to the RainWing Village, where their friends were placed on a leaf platform. As the others were still unconscious, Jambu and Liana explained the purpose of sun time to Glory, and Starflight reassured her that he would watch over her while she slept.

When she awoke, she discovered a dozing sloth curled between her shoulder and wing; Jambu explained that sloths were like pets to the RainWings and that this one had apparently 'chosen her'. Glory was at first hesitant to let the sloth stay with her, but eventually grew fond of her and decides to let her stay. Jambu then took her to see the three RainWing Hatcheries, where all of the tribe's eggs were raised and hatched together. He explained that the RainWing tribe did not have a family system and that RainWing dragonets were raised by the entire tribe.

Glory asked how any RainWing would know if they were related to someone else, and Jambu introduced the venom test.

In this, two dragons mix their venom, and if one dilutes the other one the two dragons are related. Jambu suggested trying the venom test between themselves, and Jambu's venom canceled out Glory's, which suggested that they were probably half-brother and sister. After the others woke, Sunny told them that Webs' scratch had gotten worse and that he would need to see a healer. Starflight asked Jambu and Liana for an audience with Dazzling , but Jambu asked if they would rather see the current queen.

Glory then learned, to her shock, that six RainWings took turns as Queen, each reigning for one month at a time. Jambu led them to the queen's treehouse to see the current ruler, Magnificent , where they waited in a line with a few other RainWings. Mangrove , one of the dragons in line, told Glory that his partner, Orchid , had gone missing three weeks ago and that he was again requesting a search party for her.

Glory, intrigued, asked if she could watch while Mangrove spoke to the queen, and he agreed. After speaking with Bromeliad , she learned that the RainWing's student, Kinkajou , had also gone missing, and she suggested that she combine her audience with Mangrove's since their issues were so similar.

Sunny showed Magnificent Webs' injury. The queen gave them directions to the healers' treehouse but seemed uninterested when Glory suggested gathering information about the missing RainWings. Unwilling to do the job herself, she appointed Glory as an investigator. They found and asked Mangrove for details on Orchid's disappearance. He agreed to take them to the last place Orchid was seen, which turned out to be beside a huge fallen tree that was relatively near the village.

As they tracked a sickly-smelling trail, the four arrived at a small waterfall where a dying sloth lay, the apparent source of the smell. Looking around, Glory saw what looked like a black hole — or a doorway — on the side of a boulder.

After showing the entrance to Clay and Starflight, Glory speculated that it had something to do with the missing RainWings. They agreed that Starflight would return in the morning with a plan, the strongest vines they could find, and the rest of their friends. Sending Starflight and Mangrove back to the village, Clay and Glory settled near a large tree to watch the pond and the tunnel for the night. Around midnight, they heard loud stamping, sniffing, and snorting.

Something moved near the pond and proceeded to eat something, then slithering back into the hole. When the sun rose, all that was left of the dying sloth were a few scraps of fur and blood-spattered leaves. Once Clay, Sunny, Tsunami, and Jambu returned with vines, they decided that Glory and Clay would go into the hole, both with vines tied around their shoulders and directions to tug on them if something was wrong.

Handing her sloth to Sunny, Glory and Clay stepped into the tunnel. It led Kingdom of Sand near Burn's stronghold , but once Glory and Clay returned to tell their friends, Mangrove ran past them and disappeared into the tunnel.

Glory ran after him, but he was barely visible by the time she got there. It looked like he was heading to the Ice Kingdom , which meant that that was where they were going next. After a night of uncomfortable sleep, Glory and Starflight were the first to wake up.

Starflight went back to sleep, and Glory took to the air and saw a fortress with smoke rising from its chimneys ahead, presumably belonging to Blaze. She spotted a black dragon, hoping that it was Mangrove camouflaging himself, but then he breathed out fire.

There was an actual lone NightWing on IceWing territory. Suspicious, Glory camouflaged herself as an IceWing and flared up her ruff as an illusion of the IceWings' extra horns.

Confronting him, he explained that he was waiting for "a few someones" and was on a secret NightWing mission. He asked if she'd seen the dragonets of destiny anywhere, and as Glory was flying away he told her that his name was Deathbringer. When Glory returned to their camp and explained her encounter, the other guessed that Mangrove was hiding in Blaze's fortress. Taking Jambu with her, Glory scouted the building and realized that they would have to get in through the main door.

A SandWing offered to take them to see Blaze right away when they asked for an audience with her, surprising both of them. They had not expected Blaze to be lounging around her fortress at that very moment. Glory told Blaze that the dragonets were here, but that they were not willing to risk coming inside the fortress. The princess reluctantly agreed to go outside, throwing a blanket on.

While they walked towards the door, Glory distracted Blaze by asking about one of the tapestries adorning the stone walls, which gave Jambu time to grab the camouflaged Mangrove and pull him out the door. Glory and Jambu saw two scavengers shivering in a freezing cage. After they took them outside, they dropped the scavengers on the snow beside the fortress before following Blaze back to their friends. While Blaze introduced herself to the dragonets, Deathbringer landed behind her with two throwing stars in his talons.

He hit Blaze in the neck, and also accidentally hit Tsunami in the wing, before Glory tackled him. When she saw an incoming IceWing patrol with Queen Glacier at its head, she threatened to leave him to their mercy if he did not fly away immediately.

He left, and after they ensured that Blaze was safe, the dragonets, Mangrove, and Jambu headed for home. After they returned to the rainforest, Glory and Tsunami decided to spend the night in the same tree as the night before Glory thought that Tsunami's night vision might be useful. As the thing that came from the tunnel began crashing around their hiding spot again, it was interrupted by someone whistling the "The Dragonets are Coming" song.

Whatever it was, it retreated into the tunnel, and when the whistler came into view, Glory was not surprised that it was Deathbringer. Glory tied him to a tree with vines and sent Tsunami back to the RainWing village to get Clay so that he could watch the NightWing instead. Once Clay came and relieved her shift, Glory decided to use herself as bait: she went alone into the rainforest, eventually arriving at a clearing that was marked with black, harmless stains.

As she bent to sniff one of the footprints embedded in the mud, she was knocked out by a heavy blow to the back of her head. Once Glory regained her senses, she felt herself being dragged down a long tunnel. It was not the one she had guessed — this one sloped downward. One of her kidnappers mentioned how Deathbringer had warned him about the dragonets, but before she could think about this she was knocked out again, only to awake in a prison stationed next to a flowing river of lava.

There was a young RainWing in her cell, who introduced herself as Kinkajou. Because of her young age, her talons, mouth, and wings were not bound, unlike the other RainWing captives. Glory communicated to Kinkajou through talon gestures and discovered that the NightWing guards took off her mouth band when she ate. After her band was taken off at her next meal, she sprayed venom towards the guard. He jumped out of the way, but not fast enough. The second guard fled, but the third retaliated when Glory tried to spray venom at him, pinning Glory to the floor.

Kinkajou sprayed venom between his wings, causing him to release Glory, and then shoved him into a ravine. Glory realized that she would never get her bonds off before the second guard raised an alarm, so she ordered the first guard to carry them across the lava river. The NightWing only responded with a groan, but Clay and Deathbringer showed up just in time for their rescue. However, Deathbringer circled back to join his tribe when they neared the tunnel, as he did not want to be punished for helping them.

After Glory, Clay, and Kinkajou fought with the NightWing guards stationed at the tunnel, they fled into the rainforest, where Glory spoke with Queen Magnificent about what she had seen. When the queen did not seem to care and refused to save them, Glory challenged Magnificent for the RainWing throne, as she knew that she could not save the prisoners without an army. Instead of a battle to the death to become queen, the RainWings had devised a series of challenges that included things such as camouflage, flower hunting, venom-shooting contests, tree gliding, and fruit gathering.

After the first wave of RainWings knocked the tunnel's guards out, Glory took Starflight with her to one of the RainWings' cages so that he could show her how to unlock them. Glory sent other members of her tribe to rescue any other RainWings that they saw, and to camouflage themselves as NightWings while they did so.