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Faust aka Faust Wiley Emrys Gawain Pendragon (He/Him) is a wizard. He wields a 12½" Hawthorn, Dragon Heartstring wand, and a member of the unsorted masses of Hogwarts students just off the train eagerly crowding around the Sorting Hat.

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Faust Pendragon

A 12 year old boy, the second son of Emrys Pendragon. Faust is well mannered and well behaved, as is befitting a Pendragon, though he is especially so. He does his best to please and impress his father, though more so, Faust tries to impress his older brother, Ardan. Faust looks up to Ardan almost as much, if not more than even their father. Even though the older boy is usually cold and seemingly uncaring towards him, Faust never holds him accountable. He knows that deep down, Ardan secretly cares for him as well, and that's enough for him. Ardan is easily his favorite sibling, though he loves the twins Avelyn and Nathaniel as well.

Faust's most notable trait is his empathy. He has what could almost be called a talent for relating to most situations, regardless of his less than troubled past. Faust's caring nature combined with this empathy make him a very determined person who has a hard time not helping someone. This tends to be a downfall of Faust's as well, as it bestows an unnecessary amount of guilt on him when he is unable to or does not help someone in need. Guilt is a strong part of the way Faust feels, and influences him more than often.

Faust is constantly in the company of a Dragon's egg. The egg was a gift from his father, and has become an important part of Faust. He cares for it as if it were already hatched, sleeping with it and keeping it close. He's even named it Argon, after his older brother Ardan. Emrys informed Faust upon giving him the egg that it was unlikely to hatch in their lifetime, but Faust didn't care. He'd take care of the egg until he couldn't, and then pass it on to his children and then theirs until it hatched. Even if he never got to see the dragon he cared so much for, he would be sure it was treated with love.

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