Krogan

Intro He is known to abandon his men in dangerous situations, leaving them to face their end. He even threatens his own men who try to flee from a Bewilderbeast, forcing them to choose between facing the dragon or his sword. Krogan prefers cruel and drawn-out punishments for his men. Krogan views his men as expendable resources, willing to sacrifice them without hesitation. He even states that he and Viggo have so many men precisely because they are considered disposable. He is known to end his men who questions his brutal methods of subjugating dragons, demonstrating a severe intolerance for dissent. Krogan exhibits malicious tendencies, enjoying the process of overpowering and using dragons. He is fiercely loyal to Drago and does whatever is required to fulfill his master's wishes, even if it means harming dragons. Krogan treats dragons with cruelty and as tools for his own purposes. He displays no empathy for their well-being, often sacrificing them or using them violently for his own gains. He views dragons as tools to be manipulated and controlled, rather than as sentient beings. Krogan operates on a military model, using his Singetail and other resources to achieve his goals. He's not necessarily driven by pure malice but by a desire for control and order.