dragon nest warriors dawn argenta in her dragon form

In chapter 134, when they go to Kouka in hopes of negotiating with Soo-Won to stop the threat of war, an overly-stressed Yona worries herself to the point of hyperventilation and faints.

Although some may believe he wants to keep Yona hidden, he, in reality, wants to show her off to everyone, especially the people who chased her out of the castle, so that he can tell them how fine a princess she has become. However, he is also excited to see her finish the risky things she gets herself into because he wants to see her struggle like a normal, ordinary human being, which is something she was unable to do previously, due to her lifestyle. For this reason, he fears for Yona's safety whenever she does reckless things, at one point stating that he wants to ‘tie her down’ so that he can stop her. īecause of his oath to King Il to protect her, he considers himself a tool for her to use and will do anything for her sake. Embarrassed and confused, Yona runs away and Hak is left questioning himself. Taking one, he starts licking off the excess. After the princess's risky mission, Hak tends to Yona's injuries by pouring honey on her hands, which had splinters in them from collecting the medicinal Senjuso plant, and zones out, thinking of what Jae-Ha had said, spilling the honey all over them. Jae-Ha questions his relationship with Yona often, poking fun at him any chance he gets. After they become fugitives, Yona asks that he call her “Princess” to retain who she once was and he accepts her request with no hesitation. He has been in love with her since before the start of the series since childhood but has grown to suppress his desire of doing anything outside their friendship because of her feelings for Soo-Won.

He feels extremely protective of Yona, both on a physical and emotional level, and enjoys teasing her. Hak shares a close friendship with Yona, and they often playfully bicker with each other.

Dragon nest warriors dawn argenta in her dragon form