With average length fur of a tannish brown hue, his coloring might be considered rather plain if it weren't for the darker brown colored markings on his back: a fluid cape that drizzles down his flanks like melted chocolate. His points are colored in lighter hues, with his his underbelly, paws, inner ears, and muzzle are a creamy beige and the tip of his fuzzy tail is splotched in white. He keeps his pelt well groomed, as his meticulous personality deems it necessary.

At first glance, this canine conveys the exact portrait of what a wolf should be: silent yet tense, wild yet peculiarly clever, free-spirited yet calm, with some brooding quality of his composure imposing a rather intimidating air despite his average size. Aloof and possessing an almost callous disregard for the affairs of others, he conveys a slight disdain in the expression of his eyes which he likes to hide beneath smooth and witty, if often meaningless, articulations. Despite his imposing stance, he is typically passive in his behavior and never one to lead or give orders. Yet, while he has no wish to dominate over others, he despises being talked down to. Strong-willed and independent, he is neutral towards authority and only follows orders if he deems them to be practical, or if he is in need of something productive to do. Thus, he is not the most ideal model of pack unity, and does get into disputes from time to time. Yet, he would never think to leave this pack: For not only is this territory a lovely place, it would be too difficult to find another purpose in life worthy of his dedication.

As a meticulous and hardworking individual, he takes pride in his work for the pack and sets high personal standards. Duty is something he can respect, and even if he does not care much for morals or emotions, he has appreciation for fellow contributors. This male may act friendly enough to the ones he takes a liking to, but it is mostly an act of polite courtesy. In reality, he has an almost crippling inability to form meaningful relationships, resulting in few friends and an unwillingness to confide in anyone, at least with matters of personal importance. Undeniably, it is extraordinarily difficult to gain his trust. This is because of no particular reason at all, and while he has searched within for the cause of his distrust, he has not yet found an answer, only coming to the conclusion that there are merely some traits determined by fate. For what else could explain the following contradictions of his personality? His identity fluctuates between what he perceives himself to be and what a more primal he truly is, and can come off as hypocritical. He is usually methodical yet tends acts on impulse: not in a bold, loud way, but in a secret, sly manner. He believes he can read others like a book, but in truth, he is (as you may have already perceived), emotionally insensitive. He is caught between the desire to discuss something profound, and an adversity towards deep-rooted, sincere communication.

Hakon is actually quite content and generally satisfied with his lot on life, though he doesn't show it well due to his inability to voice gratitude. Yet, despite his sharp tongue and sometimes bitter words, he possesses a surprisingly optimistic character deep within his heart. Truly a philocalist, he is appreciative of life and its little beautiful things, be it the vast wildness found in the scenery of a dusky forest or the trivial mysteries of trinkets found whenever they raid. However, being selfish in nature, he treasures these realizations as his private joys and has no desire to share them, believing others to be either unworthy or unable to understand. One of Hakon's strongest traits (and greatest flaws) is his pride: a double-edged sword that is simultaneously his greatest motivator and a spur for selfishness. Embedded in his soul is a hidden arrogance that is rarely seen unless provoked. And once tempted, he is prone to release a bizarre form of anger that is at once cold, yet simmering, a dangerous predicament like the boiling of blood in space. While logically thinking, he wishes no harm to anyone, truly. But if someone stands in the way of his wishes, his priorities are strictly determined... in favor of himself.