That is a very good question. I don't think I'll be able to choose just one. Since I like them all, I will say that my favorites are those written in verse.

Definitely the art. Followed closely by education, archeology and biology (especially entomology).

At this point, anyone who genuinely fights for a better world. No hidden interests. Honestly...

A bird, if possible a magpie. They would be a cultured and elegant roommate to have super deep conversations with, but without falling into the ultra-gothic style of crows (Although magpies are crows too, but you know what I mean). I'm a necromancer black wolf, so... I'm already enough Poesque to add fuel to the fire.

Well, I'm a Necromancer by deity, a Pyromancer by birth, and a sandbender and bug summoner by the Kemetic pack. I have a few other forms to help me adapt to specific conditions and well... Sphinx mind. I can solve any puzzle, riddle, brain teaser, maze or escape room with relative ease.

The National Art Museum of Catalonia, the Barcelona Design Museum, the Barcelona Archaeological Museum, the Science Museum, the Natural Science Museum, the Paper Museum, the former textile colonies, the Egyptian Museum, the Vatican Museum, the Greek Museum of Tarragona, the History Museum of Catalonia, the Leather Museum, the Forum... And the many others that I will be forgetting.

I would love to visit the Temple of a Thousand Doors in the world of Fantastica. It is said that there you will find two doors, each one with a different aspect, and if you go through one, behind it there will be another two that share what characterized the doors that were previously crossed, but with another two new varieties to choose from. By dint of going through doors in this way, you can end up traveling to any place you choose!

I think the Olympic pantheon is too proud, competitive and volatile for my liking. Look at Eris's apple, without going any further. If it had been us Kemetics, we would have given it to Hathor without hesitation and nothing would have happened. Also, you can't imagine how many times these deities have tried to use me as a monster to defeat for their heroes' trials. I mean, I have enough with the giant snake down here, I don't have the time or desire to deal with all those bodybuilders with air of greatness!

I try to keep my artistic style closer to imaginative realism. And as with the hands in the realistic style, the paws are also difficult to illustrate. Especially on uneven terrain where they are not resting perfectly flat on the ground. With which some hands and paws well drawn and integrated into their context can be the difference in whether I like an art or not, among many other things.

The need to be able to capture all the ideas that cross my mind. I feel that no one can illustrate them exactly as I see them and that is why I have decided to do it myself.

I have been able to extend my "vacations" and spend one more night with my partner. That definitely makes me happy.

It usually generates a certain rejection for me since I know that as a general rule people know it from movies, or games or books and comics. I mean, they have the image of him as the super dangerous and irrational god who goes around casting curses and creating armies of jackals and zombies. This being the case, it is obvious that they do not believe in him either, they like him like any other character in popular culture. And that usually saddens me. In fact, I would never use the name of a real deity in such a banal way out of respect for those who do believe in it.

No, I've always been like this. It's just that until he adopted me I didn't know what I was, since I didn't know another like me before that.

Well, I love archeology and biology, especially entomology and arachnology. I love puzzles, riddles and brain teasers. I love board games and arcade, rpg and escape games. I love reading and learning about everything. I love music, the more orchestral the better. I am a tea enthusiast. I am quite interested in politics. I also like to pry about science and mechanics. I love mythology and I adore nature. And above all I love sharing my knowledge with others, especially young people.

It feels very much like a dad-son relationship to me. But one of those in which the "dad" finds the "son" in a bad situation and adopts and cares for him. Like in The Boy and the Beast.