Férnàs is the king of Dajîl; he is fifty-two and has/had four siblings, one sister and three brothers, his brothers are dead as well as his parents. Férnàs never was close to his mother, since his father (the late King Gèhsven) always wanted Férnàs to be a better king than he.

Férnàs married Frianla when he was twenty-three, and she was twenty; Férnàs became the king when he was twenty-seven and he had his first son his heir on his thirty-second year; and on the forty sixth year of his life, twin brothers were born to his family.

Because Férnàs is the king, his decision of living will affect Dajîl. Férnàs will not act quickly; he makes decisions slowly when it is simple problem. And all his decisions are based on the Dajîlian people, what is best for his people, what will help make a better life in his world. But if an act of war is upon him, he will immediately retaliate to defend his borders.

Férnàs loved Rhins (one of my MC’s dead father) as one of his brothers that they grew up together; and because of Rhins’s death, Férnàs has always been motivated to supporter all what Rhins made (or was making).
Férnàs always thinks of the positive in all people, which grieves him when they turn against him and betray him. Férnàs also belives in law, if one goes against the law no matter the crime, the situation, or the back story, the person has to pay. (This is the difference between Férnàs and Rhins, a character interview which I still have to make)

Férnàs wants peace between the Calewar Diamond Alliance an alliance between four kingdoms (Dajîl, Beljur, Velyar, and Karkil) and the Loruak Tree Alliance the alliance between Phed, Chel, Fenkel, and Vekul although the Ched and Phed still hold grudges against the CDA, because justice was not served. (Please visit this thread to understand the background on which Férnàs wants to have peace with)

Because of Férnàs’s training to be a king, his hothead-ness was pushed to the back of his mind; Férnàs will keep a cool state, but every now and then he gets mad.

What is his greatest skill in the area of diplomatic matters?

What does he do to relax? When he has a bit of time to enjoy himself, or when something is happening that he needs to take a break from to prevent stress from harming his ability to think?

What is his relationship with Frianla like?

Does he wish he could have had a closer relationship with his mother? Why or why not?

What is the thing he regrets most?

What does he think about being king? Does he feel fit for the job?

Yes.

Férnàs was close to his mother when he was young, but once he turned ten, his father took him to a away from his siblings to be taught to be kingly; Férnàs always wanted his connection to his mother back. Gèhsven was always strict and always kept Férnàs to study in being a king.

Never sending forces to the 'City of Goods' years before; because the city was raided, his best friend died.

It's an honorable duty, a great responsibility, and a heavy burden as well.

Férnàs thinks that anyone can fit the job, as long as they do their duty well. So yes, he does.

Férnàs presence itself is his skill, he will simply state his fact what he wants, then stare at he who Férnàs talks to.

Férnàs goes deep into the forest and climbs a tree and breaths in the cool air, he can stay there for days if he has been stressed for many days.

Férnàs also will practice sword fighting, whether with a friend, or with a bot.

Férnàs loves Frianla with all of his heart, he always looks forward to the end of a busy day to be with her, and his kids. Although Frianla is the Queen, during his duty time (where all the troubles and headaches ) Férnàs completely 'blocks' out all his relatives, best friends, etc; that he will treat them like everybody else. Frianla will give in her insights, as the Queen (also ease Férnàs if he is about to blow), and it is up to Férnàs to consider it, or not.

What would happen if his support of what Rhins did/was doing collided with his belief in law?

How does he respond to betrayal.

Férnàs will always back on what Rhins did. If it goes against the law, he will read all written documents that hinder what Rhins did. If there needs to be a debate, he will keep arguing even if it takes days, even weeks.

Férnàs will stay silent for a long moment, procession everything the person he knew did, and the reason. After that he will ask for the reason of the betrayal (and to avoid anything cliche...), but if the betrayer doesn't answer, he will do whatever to stop him/her.