Segen was prepared for the attention that came with having celebrity vigilante 'Genesis' as a part of her team. She knew what it was like to be under the weight of constant attention, expectation, and at times crippling pressure. And, as it seemed, Indigo was no stranger to that. 

What she didn't prepare for was the difference they handled said notoriety. Segen, on one hand, endured rigorous training to maintain the A.E.G.I.S. image of professionalism and leadership. She ensured she responded in the appropriate manner to threats on the battlefield, and removed herself when necessary with the appropriate method for retreat. 

Indigo, on the other, yelled 'get bent' and flipped at breakneck speed into the distance after knocking out her enemies. Segen's still not entirely sure how to follow that. 

Segen met Fiend twice- once, before his transformation when she needed help with a science test and he was a recommended tutor. And then for a second time, when she approached him out of the blue for help on her end-of-assessment science exam. She was, admittedly, a bit shocked after realizing he was the same person as before, but his files matched up- and his transformation did explain why he'd ghosted her at their next study session. 

She'd hadn't been able to figure out where she'd gone then- but she's happy to have her friend back, and what's more, as a permanent part of her team.

Segen considers it her job to know about the members of her team. She doesn't need their secret identities, files, or a full and comprehensive essay on their history. But she does like to know their motives. What she does know about Carbon's Cosmic Messenger is that he's there to help. He's bold, enthusiastic, kind- more than willing to fight for the team without a moment's hesitation. But she doesn't know why. 

She's tried to ask as to his history, but he's proven flighty at best over questions about his past, and confrontational at the worst when she's suggested adhering to  A.E.G.I.S.'s requirements and questions in exchange for assisting when it comes to the day-by-day needs of a super. She still thinks there's more to him, but has realized that she's overstepped boundaries as is, and much prefers his friendship over her own understanding. And he's more than earned her trust as is- even if Segen knew nothing else about him besides his track record with the team, she'd be able to rely on him being there when they needed him. And in the midst of their recent, increasingly dangerous missions? That's the most important thing.

Selena's an interest of Segen's. Well, technically- she's an interest of A.E.G.I.S., who formally put her on the team to keep an eye on her and her father. But Segen's unconvinced that 'Eclipse' is even connected to Elio Sol anymore- much less working with him of her own free will. 

Nevertheless, she's committed to  keeping a careful watch on Selena to ensure she remains safe and willing to continue her alliance with the organization. Unfortunately, that's been more complicated than expected when it comes to her team's current assignments.

Segen doesn't know a lot about Dragonfly, other than the fact that she's lightning-quick with a rapier, has a knack for asking the right questions, and that her abilities are likely similar to either enhanced reaction, superstrength, or some kind of regeneration.  It would be pretty insane if someone who literally just had a sword kept throwing herself into supramundane conflict without more protection than just a fencing uniform, right?