The Flames of Magic ...

To know of the Blue Flames of Magic requires knowledge of Dragons, hatchlings... and specifically, Wish Dragons.  ​A Dragon creates a special nest of collected stones for their one and only egg which can sit for eons before hatching.

Now this is the normal process for most Dragons, but not for a Wish Dragon.  A Wish Dragon also requires the  Blue Flames of Magic and a Wish for their unique egg to hatch.

​For the Flames of Magic to occur, the Wish Dragon must be willing to sacrifice it's most important possession.  Some might call it the ultimate sacrifice.

​When this great sacrifice happens powerful magic is created.  That magic floats above the little egg awaiting a wish to release it.

The wish is just as important as the sacrifice as it defines the personality of the Wish Dragon that will be.  When the Dragon hatches that is also the same time a Spite is born.  A Spite and a Wish Dragon are almost like soul twins as they are forever magically connected.

Now you may be asking as to how this applies to Dewin's Spite?  She was born when the Dragon that moved the village to the Realm of Wymsy realized that he screwed up.  When the Dragon sat on the mountain he created the situation that caused the mountain top to fall which would crush the people of the village. As he was a Dragon that lived to "harm none", he sacrificed his life and with his last breathe, made his final wish saving the village and it's people.  With this act, he was turned into a blue flame, the Flames of Magic.  This sacrifice and wish then combined - and as another Wish Dragon was hatched, so too was a Spite created.  

​For in every wish, there is a moment of doubt.  This is where the old saying, "it was perfect in spite of..." comes from.​  Which is also why Spite carries the Blue Flame upon her forehead.  It is a symbol of where she came from and as a reminder to think before acting.  Now where is the Wish Dragon she is bonded to?  That is part of her story as these events happened long before Hungry was even born.