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[lobo-inu]

🌑 ✧ 【 ғᴀᴏʟᴀʜɴ of ᴡɪʟᴅsᴘᴇᴀʀ 】 .

✦ 6/21/25 . Faolahn, my Lesser Demiprince; related to Cervynus through being sons of Hircine. info under the cut ➴

From his Toyhouse:

Hailing from the Wildspear Clan in the Reach, Faolahn dedicates his time to The Hunt -- often found travelling between the Druadach Mountains and the Whiterun plains in the name of Hircine's art. He is semi-nomadic, often settling in temporary camps while focusing on his hunting endeavors. Faolahn is Hircine's son, after all.

Faolahn sees his lycanthropy as not only a blessing, but his most genuine form of self. Transforming into his human body -- which has the very wolfish traits of the Man-Beast he is -- is a foreign experience, a disguise to‎ ‎him more than anything, yet a form he will take if deemed necessary. Faolahn associates his human counterparts with any other form of prey; they are worthy game in the eyes of his Clan.

Other passions of his includes leatherwork, scrimshaw, woodworking, foraging, Conjuration magick, and‎ playing his buckskin drum or hand-carved flute. He also has a great love for fire magick and rituals.

Some more tidbits...

Faolahn is named after Faolan Red Eagle, an important figure in his culture's history.

Is a "lesser" Demiprince of Hircine, having been conceived by two human parents, yet born as a physical manifestation of the Prince

Also worships Namira and Peryite.

Is non-monogamous; has more than one mate.

Has full control over his lycanthropy; he does not transform against his will like other werewolves.

Hunts with a spear; fights with his teeth, claws, and fire magick.

Resembles Cervynus, the main Demiprince of Hircine.

Smells of leather, musky pine, and iron.

Heavily dislikes remaining in his "human" / Man-Beast form for too long, as well as being perceived as human; it sounds like an insult for others to consider Faolahn consuming humans as "cannibalism."

bonus art from August 25' of Fao with his werebear mate, Kag, who belongs to @bonestrewncrest 🖤

[bogos-bint3d]

Fr though I have to say one difficult thing about writing undertale fancontent is that due to undertale taking place in the future (Chara canonically fell at some point in the 2010s and it can be assumed undertale takes place a long amount of time after that), you have to try and come up with new technology and stuff for this future world in a way that doesn't just sound really fucking outlandish. Like, what would future society be like? Who would be doing what in the future? Does my undertale fanfiction sound weird if characters regularly use flying hoverboards for no explained reason?