There be dragons here

Clearly our new "bloodwrought" adversaries are responsible for whatever affliction is ailing the Guardian Dragon, of that much I am certain. What has me particularly curious is both their name and forms.

Wrought usually refers to something having been molded or shaped into being. In this capacity, it is likely referring the fact that they were made by some other person or force. The blood part clearly refers to the streaks of red, likely of course just blood, visible throughout their bodies.

This makes me wonder though if they were created through the use of blood and if that's the case then whose blood was being utilized? The answer I think might be Awethur since he appears to be at the heart of this new questline.

Also, the Guardian Dragon can in fact turn into a humanoid and I guess this means Dove really wasn't exaggerating when he said he was still pretty heavy in his human form.

Also, Fortuna is back!!!

Swordfish lives through the pursuit of the world’s worst archers, and finally meets Grym! I can’t tell if either of them are very enthusiastic about their situation, but at least Hopper’s happy!

The clearing is ringed with hawthorn trees, framing the dragon curled beneath their shelter in white and green bloom. White petals erupt from their rest in the grass as Elizabeth whirls through, kicking up the lingering sour smell of the flowers. Scylla had not been sleeping soundly; she lifts her head the instant she hears footsteps, luminous amber eyes at once alert. Severely, she examines Elizabeth for injury, then gasps and exclaims in delight, “Don’t you look fine! Not that you wear a uniform poorly, mind, but—oh!—what a pretty color!”

Aegis was so grateful, his emotions manifested into this palpable necklace for you to wear.