Fragir

*"May the Goddesses forgive you, Giyaa, because I shall not"*

**Fragir** is known as the Dragon King and resides in his kingdom.

## Appearance

In his humanoid form, Fragir is incredibly captivating. He has long, shining white hair that flows down his neck and back. His face is sharp and regal, with deep azure blue eyes. He wears a white robe that's a bit like a kimono, and it's covered in delicate patterns. Fragir is tall and stands proudly, commanding a sense of respect

## Personality

Fragir, the Dragon King, genuinely likes humans and shows a deep concern for their well-being. Fragir enjoys causing minor problems in the forest, being slightly playful and mischievous at times as he finds amusement in lighthearted pranks and mischief. Fragir is known for engaging in ongoing debates and harboring a rivalry with Giyaa, indicating a spirited willingness to stand up for his beliefs and engage in intellectual discussions. Fragir appears to face challenges in getting his children (Pendai and Atogama) to share his positive views of humans.

## Relationships

### Giyaa

Fragir's relationship with Giyaa is marked by an ongoing rivalry and debates revolving around their differing views on humans. Fragir, the Dragon King, sees humans as good-hearted beings and wishes to change Giyaa's opinion, making them the focus of their discussions. However, he often finds himself irritated by Giyaa's playful and arrogant responses, which hinder his attempts to persuade the Demon King. Despite the disagreements, Fragir maintains a level of respect for Giyaa, recognizing him as one of the most influential and powerful rulers in the land of Oldar.

### Pendai

Fragir's relationship with his daughter Pendai is one of love and respect. He deeply cares for Pendai and appreciates her protective nature, especially toward her younger brother, Atogama. Despite their differences in opinion about humans, Fragir sees Pendai as a responsible and caring daughter who takes her role as a guardian seriously. He values the fact that Pendai worries about Atogama's safety and, even if they don't agree on all matters, their shared concern for the family's well-being strengthens their bond. Fragir recognizes that Pendai's influence on Atogama's beliefs is a testament to her protective instincts and care for the family. He takes great

### Atogama

Before Atogama's opinion on humans is influenced by his older sister Pendai, Fragir had a typical father-son relationship with his son. Fragir nurtures and guides Atogama, helping him understand the world and their dragon heritage. After Atogama's opinion on humans was influenced by Pendai, Fragir's perspective shifts. He became more aware of the differences in opinion between his children regarding humans. He could feel a sense of tension and divergence in their family dynamics, as his son adopts a more cautious view of humans, aligning with Pendai's viewpoint. Despite these differences, Fragir's love for Atogama remains unchanged. He recognizes the importance of allowing his son to form his own beliefs and respects his son's perspective though he attempts multiple times to at least convince Atogama and Pendai of the goodness of humans

## Gallery

Fragir in his humanoid formFragir in his dragon form