Hasart

Hasart ("chance", "luck")

"I'm a gift to all of dragonkind."

Original Art by Talross



Art by Lyka


"Come Hither" by Ethyrsa
"Yes, he does want you to come closer and get comfortable."


Taking flight adopt by Vely


Art by Gainstrive


Art by Stevanae
"Is he shrouded in sparkles because he's just that handsome, or is it perhaps a trick of the light?"


Fall Bouquet adopt by Vely


Art by bulletbras



Hasart is a very handsome dragon - And he knows it. His shimmering wings catch attention from everyone, regardless of gender, and his suave, eloquent speech always thoroughly impresses. He is very seductive, and he knows exactly how to use it in order to get what he wants. He uses all of it to his advantage, and his confidence takes him far. Although some people accuse him of being overly assertive, but he simply knows what he deserves and demands it. He's very free spirited, refusing to be controlled or held down, and as a pansexual dragon, he caters to the needs of all. Surely, at least, in his mind, he's a gift to all of the dragonkind. His clan, in particular, in the most lucky of all, because they are all able to know him personally. Unfortunately, for some of the dragons that he has swept off their feet, they live in faraway places, and as a result, often carrier dragons fly in with heaps of love letters!

In fact, he was able to use his abilities to get into the clan in the first place. He caused quite a ruckus in doing so: He made many of the God dragons furious by stealing the gaze of their lovers. Even Lofn, the Goddess of forbidden love, was thoroughly impressed. Although the others were fiercely suspicious of the newcomer and ferociously jealous of his charm and wit, Lofn welcomed him with open arms, showing off her easy-going and playful nature. Although she did have to warn him away from the other's mates, she found that the two of them got along extremely well. They both shared a very liberal spirit, with Lofn's rebellious natures, and his own independence. So, Loftn was able to convince the other clan members that he wasn't so bad after all, although he still likes to cause mischief from time to time. He simply does it when he's sure Lofn isn't looking.

Although he sees himself as better than Ullr, he is secretly very jealous of the God's beauty. For the most part, he steers clear when it comes to initiating fights with the intimidating winter God, but sometimes he can't get over the fact that there's another male in the clan who is on the same level as him as far as it comes to looks. Truely, when he is around the God, he avoids being in fights, but for any situation where they are in the same room, he tries to discreetly dress himself better than Ullr, and becomes very frustrated when his efforts are in vain. However, he genuinely respects Ullr, and, especially, Ullr's skill in battle, and as such, smiles and treats him as cordially as he does everyone else, hiding his distaste in that Ullr has an equally mesmerizing appearance. Actually, he finds that the God can be quite enjoyable - When challenged to sport, especially archery, Ullr never backs down.

However, those two are not simply the only Gods within the clan - There are plenty more, including two named Njord and Sol. Njord, being the God of seafaring, in particular, can be quite stern towards Hasart. As Njord is married, he often finds himself particularly peeved by the way that Hasart seems undetered completely by bounds made between two dragons. He can be somewhat defensive, seeing Hasart as quite a bit of a braggart and an annoying nuisance. For Hasart, he feels that teasing Njord is the best way to pass his time. It's easy for Hasart to get on Njord's last nerve!

As for being around Sol, it can be incredibly intimidating being around a God of such great power, Hasart thinks that it's very attractive for her to be a female who can stand her own. He finds himself deeply attracted to those kinds of personalities.

The final Godess, Idunn, was the holder of immortality. As great as Hasart knew that he was, his beauty would not last forever, and he dreaded the idea that he might grow old and grisly. Instead, he decided that he would trick the goddess. He brought her her fine gifts of flowers, fine metal jewelry, silks, anything he could get his hands on that he could use to seduce her. She was thrilled at the thought, and spent her time practicing her sweet words so that she could impress him in return. She throught that the two were a perfect match. She was so incredibly excited that she might have such a handsome mate, all until Lofn pulled her to the side and had a word with her. Realizing what she had to do, when she met Hasart, she spilled to him about how much he meant to her. He suggested, "Give me the fruit, sweetheart, and we can live togeather forever." She grinned, and handed it over, but when he took a bite out of it - It was just a rotten apple?! She'd completely tricked him!