1, 19, 25 for ario and morgane!
1. Who are they closest to? How did they meet and what do they like to do together?
morgane is closest to one of her adoptive fathers, eirvalos (@argonnessen 's red dragon!). while morgane loves her other 2 parents to death eirvalos is the one she bonded to the most. their favourite things to do with him are talking at him in their workshop and going sailing together.
close second to eirvalos is morgane's wife, imolen, who he met at an apprenticeship, brought her back to mintarn, and now he spends 75% of his day acting as imolen's code rubber duck, lounging in her workshop with hearts in his eyes
ario before metrol was closest to their 2 childhood friends, wonder and annaliese. they met wonder in the woods as a kid, and they annaliese when she started working at their parents' farm estate. wonder and ario would wander around the woods or mossmantle and talk a lot. ario and annaliese liked to hide out in the barn and vibe until they got caught.
now, in metrol, they're closest to aurora d'cannith who they met when she came through a WALL. so far they've bonded over having shitty older brothers and doing really cool murder
19. What do they wish they knew more about?
morgane wishes he knew more his family history- both adoptive and bio. he also wishes he knew more about permanent polymorphing bc he wants to conduct experiments on himself
ario wishes they knew more about the blood of vol considering their moms have been doing RITUALS on them since CHILDHOOD and they didnt KNOW
25. What events changed them as a child?
well morgane was chucked into the ocean as a baby as a sacrifice and rescued & raised by a pirate king and two dragons so i feel like that blows all of the other events out of the water
ario was bullied a lot by their older brothers and that gave them issues; the biggest things that changed them from that are when their moms finally kicked the two older boys out, and when they failed their test of siberys. both of these things landed a huge blow on their confidence but also gave them this sense of freedom