“Hawkins Gold” is the main villain protagonist of the “Hira-Crast” series. He is the calculating, tyrannical, and psychopathic ruler of Hira-Crast.
Prelogue[]
Born into the wealthy “Gold” Dynasty, he was always seated in the lap of luxury, and was constantly used to always getting what he wanted at any cost with minimum work or effort.
However, this changed when his father got deathly ill. Resentful at the loss of privileges, Hawkins sought to neglect his fathers daily meals, starving him until he eventually died. Hawkins was ecstatic, due to his fathers death, he had regained all of his privileges. Naturally, he turned on his mother, and poisoned her during the royal banquet, and pinning the blame on one of the kitchen cooks, demanding his execution.
Hawkins spends his rule as a lackadaisically apathetic, but extremely capable leader, managing to defuse multiple conflicts, however, he met his match with the Sue River Drug Production scandal. Due to the fact that the production scheme had multiple suppliers as well as multiple hidden locations surrounding Hira-Crast, Hawkins could not defuse the problem without causing damage to some of the most wealthiest and industrious places in Hira-Crast, causing a decrease in inflation, and a possible economical crisis.
However, this translated into incompetence on part of the royal kingdom, and Hawkins reputation was subsequently destroyed. He fell into a deep depression, however, a few weeks later, a newspaper clipping had reported that the leader of the Drug a scandal had been found, Pose Aemid. Hell-bent on regaining his reputation and repairing the damage done to his kingdom, he angrily marched off to the affairs office, but before crossing into the kitchen, he saw a man-eating beast devouring the Royal-Banquet, Pig-Pen Mitilda.
Personality[]
Hawkins is a exceptionally brilliant, apathetic psychopath, who is extremely calculating by nature. He has zero remorse for any of the actions he commits. His extreme intelligence leads him to believe he is better than everybody else, but he masks it underneath the veil of a caring, kind-hearted, ethical ruler.
However, despite his hell-bentedness to achieve his goals by any means necessary, he will not harm anybody for no reason if he does not see a direct benefit for himself, or if it’s absolutely necessary. This trait is shown as he did not harm anybody else after killing his Mother & Father for a 5 year long period, suggesting his cruelty has cooling-off periods, and he doesn’t commit evil for chaos’s sake, even showing a disgust for thieves and liars. Also, despite his inherent treachery, he is disgusted by the thought of Betrayal “for fun” stating that Treachery is a dangerous game, showing a surprising self awareness.
Despite this he is still incredibly calculating and psychopathic, showcased in his mother’s diary, in an entry that stated that he’d often light the palace banners on fire in order to get out of doing chores or homework. Hawkins shows himself to be an enjoyer of the fine arts, and military strategy. He is also surprisingly picky, throwing a tantrum over the orange curtains in his room, as he claimed they were “tacky”.
His callousness also shows itself, mistreating the Guards and Royal Maids through incessant comments, criticisms, and insults about their ethnic origins. He also fails to show any direct emotional response to sadness or trauma experienced by others. All in all, he is apathetic manipulator, but occasionally shows a few good traits, suggesting he isn’t completely evil.
He is also shown to have something close to a soft-spot for pig-Pen Mitilda, as he is the only one who understands him.