'Undauntable' is a young male human
who was introduced in Dragonslayer. He is the son of the Invincible
Lord, which makes him the Prince of the Indestructible City. He has
romantic feelings for Wren.

## Description

Undauntable has long, slick hair, trimmed eyebrows, and a moon-shaped
face. He had one silver earring shaped like a Dragons|dragon, which he
eventually gave to Wren. He often wears pale orange robes and has pale
orange scales that Wren took from Sky embedded in his earring, rings,
and necklace. He was originally slightly shorter than Wren, but grew
taller than her by the time she was twelve years old.

## Personality

Undauntable is shown to be very spoiled and arrogant since he thought he
could convince Wren to marry him. He seems to be very interested in new
jewelry or pretty items, such as Sky's scales. He calls himself the
'Prince of the City' because his father is the ruler, and he thinks that
everyone wants to be his friend. Undauntable claims that he does not
like waiting. However, it seems that Undauntable feels as if he is
useless to his father and is looked down upon. His father states that he
was terrible at lying. He also seems not to be intimidated or
discouraged by difficulty, danger, or disappointment. Undauntable seems
to genuinely have feelings for Wren; he is shown to care about Wren and
her feelings and vows to protect her from his father at the end of the
book.

## Biography

### Legends

left
Dragonslayer
Undauntable appears
when Wren almost ran into him and his pet cat, Dragon. Wren quickly
deduced talking with him was potentially dangerous, as he was easily
bored, rich, and powerful. Initially, he wanted to buy Wren clothes and
books, only for a trade. Wren gave him one of Sky's baby scales.
Undauntable wanted to find this dragon and take all of its scales,
saying if they tracked the dragon down, he could have a whole chest
plate made of Sky's scales. Wren was horrified at the thought and tells
him that she found it in the swamps, and would bring him one every time
she comes by. Undauntable told Wren that he doubted she would survive on
her own after Wren said she would come back in a year.

Undauntable and Wren became friends, though Wren thought he "just barely
squeaked into the category at all." Wren stated that becoming "just
friends" did not work since two years later, Undauntable asked for
Wren's hand in marriage.

The next time Wren visited the Indestructible City, a dragon who is
later discovered to be General Sandstorm arrived, and the citizens
immediately freaked out. Undauntable's bodyguard tried to lead Wren to
safety. Wren instead went to save children instead of staying with
Undauntable in his hiding spot. Undauntable got slightly frustrated with
Wren as there was only enough room for one more, to which Wren says one
more child, though Undauntable only wanted Wren with him.

Undauntable is the POV of the epilogue. He was sitting by his window,
watching for Wren. He mentioned that it has been fifty-nine days since
he proposed to her, hoping that the next time she came back, she would
stay. He wondered what would happen if he snuck away with Wren and lived
wherever she did. Undauntable also worried about Wren, afraid that she
may have been eaten by a dragon. His father called for him to sit next
to him in the throne room. There, the spy in Valor, Boar, proceeded to
tell them about "the girl who speaks Languages#Dragon|Dragon" which
Undauntable realized was Wren. His father, upon hearing the description
of the dragon's scale color, asked Undauntable where he gets his scales.
Undauntable tried to lie, telling his father that an old woman gave them
to him, and he only brings one out at a time, because his father told
him that fashion is about timing. His father could tell he is lying and
tells him that he would find the girl and would control her. Undauntable
promised that he would try to protect Wren for as long as possible.

## Relationships

### Wren

Undauntable finds interest in Wren after he received Sky's pale orange
scale from her. From then on, Wren would come back year after year to
trade with more of those scales. He initially treats Wren like a rare
dragon scale to add to his collection, having disregarded her privacy
and feelings. Despite always complaining about her leaving, he never
once tried to stop her from leaving. Undauntable claims that when he
sees Wren, she always makes him mad, but he is bored without Wren and
even asked her hand in marriage. Later on, he grows to respect her and
wanted to protect her from his father. He loves Wren, because she is
everything that the Indestructible City is not.

## Quotes

Don't touch my cat.
to Wren, after she ran into him
for the first time
Dragonslayer
114

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Are you running away from your parents? […] If you are, I
should tell.
to Wren
Dragonslayer
114

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Oh, […] You're funny. Are you one of the new clowns for the
manor? Is that why you're dressed like that?
to Wren, about
her clothes
Dragonslayer
115

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NO. They think I am PERFECT.
to Wren, about his
parents
Dragonslayer
116

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It's NOT terrible, […] I AM Undauntable! What's your
so-great name, then?
to Wren, after she insults his name

Dragonslayer
116

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Even when I'm not perfect, I have something no one else has.

thinking about his dragon scales
Dragonslayer

epilogue

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I can't tell him about her. I don't want him to take Wren away
from me. But… wouldn't he be thrilled? Wouldn't he be pleased that I
could finally be of some use to him? That after all this time of doing
nothing, it turns out I could bring him the one person he wants now?
[…] This would make me the son he truly wants.
thinking
about Wren
Dragonslayer
epilogue

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Wren would hate being Father's puppet. She'd hate being trapped
here, or working for him. She'd hate me for giving her to him. And he
would crush her.
thinking about Wren
Dragonslayer
epilogue

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I'm sorry, Wren. I'll try to protect you as long as I can.

thinking about Wren
Dragonslayer
epilogue