★·.·´¯`·.·★ иαмє ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Chimera
★·.·´¯`·.·★ иι¢киαмєѕ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Chime, Chimer, Mera and Chi
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ємвαяяαѕѕιиg иι¢киαмєѕ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Huntress (Others often mistake her for a tougher Jellybean Dragon) and Candy-Sucker. Neither seem too bad to most beans, but these are particularly harmful and embarrassing to her for her own reasons which nobody seems to understand.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ gєи∂єя ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Female and female only~!
★·.·´¯`·.·★ мιѕтαкєи fσя α мαи... ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Heheh. Candy-sucker!"
The harsh tone of the juvenile dragons rang through Chimera's head. She only felt as though she could sit and cry as the younger creatures sprinted out of sight, towards the shimmering light of the moon.
"My voice is only m-made for my m-misery!" She wept to herself. And with that, Chimera swore that she would not speak a single word or sound from that moment forth.
The next day happened to be Valentines Day. Chimera sprang out of her bed, rising from her slumber, with so many plans on what to do on that very special day! She was filled with excitement and joy, but she was nervous too! She would make this the best day her crush had ever had!...
Or not.
Her feelings dropped like a willow tree as her expectations came to a halt; She swore that she would cease to make a single sound emerge from her mouth! However, this wasn't going to put Chimera off so quickly. Yes, she thought to herself. Yes, I shall write to him! I shall write him as much love letters and songs as our hearts can handle! Carrying her renewed hope with her, she set off to buy everything she needed to make this the best Valentines Day ever.
On the way, Chimera trotted past a particularly pink and girly Jellybean Dragon. The girly dragon watched her closely, and, nervously indeed, Chimera stopped and eyed the girly dragon. Skipping with what appeared to be glee, the rosy-pink dragon approached her.
"Hello, dear!" She greeted, looking and feeling more confident than Chimera. Yet, Chi did not dare to talk.
"May I introduce myself?" Asked the lively dragon. Despite this, she scrapped the idea of waiting for a reply.
"Ooh, yay!" She continued. "Well, I am Mistress. Who might you be, honey?"
Chimera still kept silent. She was rather scared, but hoped that this was just how Mistress spoke to everyone. With a short pause, again the dragon began to speak.
"Strong and silent type, are you?" She questioned, taking a few more steps towards Chimera. "I like that. I like you! You're cute! We should go out sometime." Rubbing against Chimera, Mistress spread a smile on her face, looking up to the night-black dragon. She was smaller than Chime, but then, Chimera was bigger than most females.
Ready to take no more, Chimera opened her mouth to speak, though she found herself interrupted.
"So, do I get to know your name now?" The curious and cheery girl asked, twining her tail with Chimera's.
Embarresed, Chimera finally spoke up.
"I apolog-gize sincerely, M-mistress, b-but I am n-not a g-guy." She stammered, hoping she wasn't too harsh.
"Oh!" Mistress suddenly jumped up, her face becoming more pink than it was beforehand. "Hmph!" With that, she stormed away, leaving Chimera in confusion.
What was Chimera to do now? Run home and curl up, away from the world. She never wanted that to happen again! After this, Chimera found that speaking for herself was a great help, but she would never socialize on Valentine's Day from then on!
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"Truth...or dare?"
The voice seemed to beckon her mind into picking dare, but Chimera was really one to prefer the truth.
"T-truth, Kenna." She stammered slightly. She was afraid of insults, but all she wanted to do was keep safe. In all honesty, I don't want to play this anyway. She thought to herself, almost shaking like a leaf.
"Aw, come on, Huntress!" Adeo whined, trying his best to convince her. A daring smirk rose on his face. "Take a dare for once!"
"Yeah! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!" Kenna chanted, soon followed by Adeo. Mango was still yet to join in, though he had no intentions to. A worried feeling arose inside him, as he hoped that Chimera would make the choice best for her.
"Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do-"
"Alright, fine!" Chimera yelled reluctantly, bringing their chant to an end.
"So, Huntress," Kenna started, letting a grin appear on her face. "I dare you to...jump into a fire!" She laughed, somewhat sickeningly.
"No!" Chimera screamed. "That is ridiculous!"
"Fine, Little Miss Wimp," Kenna giggled. "Stay as still as you can whilst butterflies fly around you." She held back a tremendous burst of laughter, though that didn't last long. Soon, this laughter was followed by a mutter from Kenna. "Wimp."
"O-o-k-k-kay..." Chimera stuttered, though she was full of regret and worry, despite the innocence of the small creatures.
Mango spotted the worry on Chime's face. He shot her a look that said "It's not that bad, Mera. It will be over soon". Before Chimera could understand what the look on his face meant, Kenna dragged her away, with Adeo trailing behind her. Almost instantly, Chimera was thrown into what seemed to be an empty room, with the door locked behind her.
B-butterflies... Chimera thought. Surely they're j-just h-harmless, right? She closed her eyes and hoped for the best. She felt herself being lightly tickled a few times over, but, trying to conceal her curiosity, Chimera kept her eyes closed...
For a while...
Soon, Chimera felt a tickling sensation on her snout. By instinct, she slowly opened her eyes to see the face of a butterfly. Its huge eyes blinked at her before staring closely at her face, and it's furry-looking body was somewhat terrifying to her, as well as the large eyes.
"WAAAAAAAAAH!" Chimera screamed until her throat started to ache. She stumbled over, only to find that she had almost collapsed onto another butterfly. The creatures surrounded her, seeming curious. She fled to the door and bashed it as hard as her fists could handle, startling a few butterflies who had found a resting place there.
"LET ME OUT! LET ME OUT LET ME OUT LET ME OUT!" Chimera shrieked and yelped until Adeo appeared at the door. Sighing, he unlocked and opened it, allowing Chimera to escape into the open space, only to be followed by a swarm of butterflies. She ran as fast and far as she could, aiming to get safely away from the insects. In the end, she found herself outside, in the middle of what seemed to be nowhere.
And since then, Chimera has been utterly horrified to see or hear of a single butterfly.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ωну нαтє ωαffℓєѕ? ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Come on, sweetheart. Eat the wafflies!"
The mother of the young jet-black bean smiled, pushing the waffles across the plate, closer to Chimera with the fork.
"Mother, I do not believe that I like waffles anymore." Chimera sighed, glaring at the potato product that took up most of her plate. "They get tedious to eat once you have them so much."
"Chimera!" Her mother raised her voice. "You are lucky that you even have a meal to consume!"
...
Chimera remembered these days too well. Ooh, the days, She would think to herself in present time. The days were waffles were unbearable!...
She stared down at the plate before her. On it, there was no other than her mortal enemy; The waffle.
"Yolo, do I really have to eat this?" Chimera moaned. "Terribly sorry for sounding ungrateful, but I have never liked such...such...such monsters classed as food. I...have never been a fan of these...Potato-based edible demons at all."
"Potato-based edible demons? Monsters classed as food?" Yolo chuckled. "C'mon, Huntress, they're just waffles!"
"But waffles are...are...uglyyyyy." Chimera complained.
"Ugly now, are they?" Yolo asked.
"Yes. Ugly. Ugly demons from the pits of torturetopia." Chimera added.
"Hey! Don't insult my girlfriend!" Yolo joked, followed by a few giggles.
After a long pause, Yolo spoke up again. "Now c'mon, "eat the wafflies"!"
"Hey! Only my mother could and would say that!"
"Well now I just said it. Eat the wafflies."
"Ugh. Whatever you say, Lord Yolo." Chimera said, sarcastically.
With her knife and fork, Chimera sliced a small fraction off of the waffle and-
"Seriously, Huntress? You can eat more than that!" Yolo urged.
"Uuuuuuuuugh~!" Chimera groaned, before cutting a larger piece off the waffle and slipping it into her mouth.
"Wellll?" Yolo questioned.
"Bluh! It's just as horrible as it used to be." Chimera sighed.
"But I love waffles! How don't you like them?!" Yolo, yet again, questioned.
"Well," Chimera said. "Let's just say they get tedious and horrible to eat, shall we?"
So, why doesn't Chimera like waffles, you ask? To make it basic, she's gotten sick of the taste.
{NOTICE: I did indeed get Aviator's permission to use Yolo in this. ^-^}
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ѕυ¢н α ℓσѕѕ! ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Dear, only stay where I can see you, understood?"
"Understood, mama."
Chimera waddled off outside, soon followed by her mother. Along with her, she took her beloved item that had been passed down through the family; a simple, singular wooden dice. Her mother did not know that she had it with her, but she held it anyway, despite this breaking her mother's rules. She loved this dice to bits, even if she wasn't quite too sure why she did. She rolled it along the sunlit, green grass, her simple mind amused by the movement of the wooden object.
Such joy! Such amusement! Such glee! Such-
"Oh no!"
She looked up to see an older bean stand before her; A juvenile with a harsh grin on his cruel face. Chimera quickly glanced around to see if her mother was there to help, but no. The motherly dragon seemed oblivious. Chimera jumped up to try and swipe the wonderful dice from the paws of the taller dragon, but he moved it out of her reach, only to have her fall face-first to the ground. Tears rose in Chimera's eyes as the dragon sprinted away, holding her beloved item.
A simple story indeed, but nevertheless a childhood tragedy for poor Chime.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ωну мє? ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"So, Chimer," Blane asked Chimera one day. "Why are you so shy and polite?"
"Well," Chimera started. "It all started when..."
Suddenly, before she had even started her story, memories came cascading into her mind...
"Act number five-o-three, please!" Called a voice from the speakers above the heads of all the beans in the room. Everyone had been waiting for their moment to shine, and this was Chimera's chance. She lifted herself from her seat and stumbled across the room, and through to the stage. Shivering with fright, she stepped on, attempting to give out a smile.
"Hello," A minty-looking dragon greeted her warmly. "What's your name?"
"I..." Chimera tried to speak out. "I'm...C-chimera."
Sooner than she knew it, after she got her signal, Chimera found herself singing...or at least...trying to. All her fright could manage to make her come out with was a few squealing noises, which was most certainly not what she intended to do. The whole audience bursted out in harsh laughter, even the judges!
"Okay, enough messing around, get on with it." The minty Jellybean Dragon urged.
"I-...I-..." Chimera stammered, but her mind just could not comprehend what was happening. This had to be the most embarressing moment of her life! Sobbing, she dashed backstage, towards the exit, and out into the open. She was never going to preform again! Not after all those nerves had taken over her completely!
...
"This, I must say, is the best evening I have ever had." Chimera smiled contently, looking towards the orange Jellybean Dragon beside her. They sat close, tails twined as they gazed towards the beauty of the setting sun. She picked herself up off the ground, took a few steps, and gestured for him to follow her.
"Come along," She beckoned, grinning from ear-to-ear. With that, it was side-by-side they walked, lit by the sun that was ready for it's slumber.
As they went along, they passed many little shops, many big trees, and many beans of all different sizes. A few times, Chimera would remark on how one of the dragons looks silly, idiotic, girly or dorky. Except for one male that they came across.
"Ooh, I like the look of that one!" She pointed out, smirking. The dragon beside her shot her a glare.
"So I don't suppose I'm good enough for you, eh?!" He spat, too obviously angry at Chimera.
"I-" She didn't get time to really start her apology before, with a cold look, and a frustrated "Hmph!", he turned and stormed away.
Filled with sorrow and regret, Chimera glanced towards the sunset-orange dragon, who she felt she had betrayed with one single comment. And with that, she decided she would keep her opinions to herself.
...
"No, no, no! That's not how it should be at all!"
Chimera glared towards her "argue-mate", Kenna. They argued a lot in these times, both being teens around the same age, but this one was particularly threatening to Chimera in one way or another.
"You should help Chee get out of the tree, and I should help Mango with-" Kenna continued, only to be interrupted.
"You just want it to be easier for you, don't you?!" Chimera snapped back at her.
"I said if you told me that one more time I would knock you out with a baseball flipping bat!" Kenna shrieked, picking up the baseball bat she had by her side as a "just-incase" weapon. In terror, Chimera fled, sprinting throughout the fields, closely followed by Kenna.
"Get away from me, freak!" Chimera yelled, shooting insults straight at Kenna.
"Says Little Miss Freaky herself!" Kenna shouted back.
"I might be a bit unusual, but you're freaky, insane, annoying and ugly all in one!" These words ran through Kenna's head for a while, before they both picked up there paces, filled with rage and hate.
Despite huffing and puffing, Chimera urged herself onwards; Anything to save her own skin! Her body soon could take no more, and almost slowed down to a halt. Kenna, too, was growing tired, though the rest Chimera had the chance to get allowed her to catch up! Kenna swished the baseball bat near Chimera, with it only missing her narrowly a few times!
Run, girl, run! Chimera told herself inside, attempting to get a move on and speed up. Kenna, however, was at a loss; Chimera had gotten, even if only a small amount, more rest than Kenna. With all her strength, all her might, and as fast as her legs could take her, Chimera zoomed off, leaving Kenna behind in the dust.
What was her conclusion? Being a fairly quick-learner, and after the whole argument they had, which contained many more shrieking and insulting than shown, Chimera would learn to try and stay away from insults and arguments at all costs.
...
"Chimera?" Blane asked, after a while. "Have you got an answer?"
"Oh!" Chimera jumped up, snapping out of her thoughts. "Long story." She said, smiling vaguely.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ѕтєαℓ fяσм тнє яι¢н, gινє тσ тнє ρσσя ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"What is your name?"
Chimera looked upon the young beans in front of her, one questioning.
"I can't tell you right now," She told them softly, smiling. "But I can tell you a story..."
"Oh goody!" They cheered, certainly brightened at the thought of hearing a tale or two!
"Once upon a time," Chimera started. "There was a little girl named Chimera-"
"That's a funny name!" One brightly-coloured young dragon remarked.
"That's not important. Anyway, Chimera was part of a poor family. Her family only consisted of her and her two parents, because they were hardly rich enough to handle three lives! Chimera always wished that someday, just someday, her family would be gifted to have a big feast with the king and queen!"
"Did that happen? Did her wish come true?!" An excitable young girl asked, bouncing on the spot.
"You'll see," Chimera told her gently.
"One day, Chimera went out to fetch some food and water for their dinner for that night. "I won't be long!" She called to her parents as she headed off, towards the marketplace. It was brilliant there! In the marketplace, there was always someone playing some tunes, and the smell of all the food was so brilliant! So alluring! She was walking along, and saw a man, giving out something so very shiny! So very wonderful! These beautiful objects caught her eye instantly! She ran towards the man, and asked him what it was that he had so much of.
"It is silver," He said "only achieved so easily by those who are rich enough!" He gazed upon Chimera's sad face, as they both knew that she was not a rich girl. "But," he suddenly started again. "I could give some to you each day, if you do me a favour." Ready for anything, Chimera's feelings sprang up at that moment! "What? What is it?" She asked. "Well," the man said. "I would like you to get me five apples and five pears for every time that I give you one bar of silver." "One?!" She questioned. "Yes. One. You want it, do you not?" "I suppose." "So there we go then."
Nodding in agreement, Chimera gave him the five apples and five pears she had collected along the way. They were meant to be a special treat for her dinner, but the silver was too amazing! With overwhelming joy, Chimera dashed back home, shouting "Mother, mother! Father, father!" But when she got there...
"What is this?" Her mother asked, sternly.
"It's silver! Only easily achieved by those who are rich!" Chimera responded, smiling.
"So how did you obtain this?" Her mother questioned.
"A nice man said he would give me some each day if I gave him five apples and five pears in return!" Chime squealed, delighted.
"So you gave him what would be our dinner tonight?" Her mother glared, frustrated. She swiped the silver bar from her daughter's paws and stormed away. Chimera gazed at her empty paws, tears flooding from her eyes.
"How did she keep getting the silver?" The excitable little girl asked.
"Well," Chimera started to tell her. "Each day, when she got it, she would sneak it home, away from her mother's line of sight."
"So if the apples and pears were there dinner, how did they eat?" The brightly-coloured boy asked.
"Chimera, from then on, made sure she got ten apples and ten pears. Anything to keep the silver!" Chimera giggled. She sighed, content, as memories started to flow back to her. Unfortunately, since that was when she was just a little girl, in that time, the man had died of old age. Chimera always kept the silver, however. She would never even let anyone touch it!
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ρσσя ℓιттℓє gιяℓ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"But why was Chimera poor?"
Chimera looked towards the young, excitable girl once again. "That is a different story completely." She told her, her voice as soft as velvet.
"Ooh, please tell us!" The young children begged.
"Oh, alright!" Mera said, smiling.
"Well, Chimera wasn't always poor. No, her family was one of the wealthiest families in that town! Compared to some other kids, they had perfect lives! Perfect indeed! They had gold, they had silver. They had diamonds, and they had emeralds. Rubies and sapphires too! As well as that, a lot of money. Indeed, they were a happy family.
One fine morning, Chimera and her parents were off to the docks to visit a family friend who was off to new lands, as she was a bit of an explorer. It took a while for the boat to set off, but soon enough, they were all waving goodbye...Only for Chimera's mother to have the ruff of her neck grabbed by a forceful, large paw!" Standing up, Chimera yelled, even if she wasn't so good at doing so.
"Give us you money or give us your lives!" The fierce owner of the paw growled, threateningly! Reasonably enough, Chimera's mother was more shocked and frightened than she ever had been! Chimera's father, being loyal, brave and strong, stood tall and roared back at the antagonising dragon.
"Leave her alone!" He threatened him in return.
Now, this ended up in a fight which was not quite suitable to tell children-beans, since it was rather violent. However, luckily, Chimera's father had been able to keep his life in the end!
...
But not his wealth.
To save their own skin, Chimera's mother gave the fiery dragon all she could, which left them, of course, very poor, and the fiery dragon very rich. Now with this, Chimera's family could not pay for transport to get home, so they had to walk to whole way! Keeping in mind that they lived very, very far away from the docks.
And that, young children, is how Chimera became poor." She sat back down again, holding back a few sad emotions. Remembering such a moment made her as worried as it did when it was happening! She tried not to think about it.
"What happened then?!" A few beans asked in horror and shock.
"Well, they continued their lives as well as they could. However, they could not live in the mansion they used to call home, as they could not pay for it!"
"Where did they live then?"
"Oh! A nice young lady allowed them to live in her house!" Chimera said, bringing on cheers of joy from the young dragons. She smiled; Even with such misfortune at the time of the event, she knew that she was still luckier than a lot of dragons, and for that, she was very grateful!
★·.·´¯`·.·★ тнє ℓυ¢к αи∂ נєωєℓѕ ѕнє кєρт ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Despite this unlucky event, Chimera still kept her precious and secret jewels, hidden away at home! They were not the most remarkable jewels, but she still had them, and they were very important to her. She kept herself a list for possible future references.
"The jewels I have:
A beautiful silver heart locket;
Two fake diamond earrings;
The bars of silver that I get from the kind man;
A small lump of rose obsidian;
A fake amythest shape-ish-thing;
Some fool's gold (My favourite!);
And a fake crystal ball."
Compared to how wealthy she used to be, this was practically nothing. However, compared to how poor she became, these were somewhat a great part of her life. She would look at them each day, admiring the glisten of every different object. Each one was like a piece of her heart to her. These meant so much to Chimera, and, knowing that they needed money, she kept them away from her mother, as she knew she would sell them. Perhaps keeping them for her own selfish glee was not the best idea, but it pleased her so.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ¢яєєρу ¢яι¢кєтѕ! ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Well, curiosity hasn't killed me!"
Chimera smiled, with Mango shooting a questioning face at her.
"Mera," Chee said. "It will do sooner or later. For your own...weird...kind of happiness...I would suggest NOT using Google Images to look at a cricket's face."
"Come on, Cheeee~!" Chimera persisted. "I bet it's really cute!"
"Chi, bugs NEVER have cute faces." Chee argued in return.
"Bwah. I'll show you!" Chimera promised. And with that, off she went with her love of crickets, to Google Images, to see what a cricket's face really looked like.
"These aren't so terri-" Chimera was saying, before she was cut off by a couple of particularly 'haunting' pictures. Chee instantly turned away, covering her eyes. Mango, on the other hand, just gave Chimera a look that said "She told you so".
"Okay," Chimera started, covering her eyes. "Note to self: Never ever ever look for cricket faces on g-google again!"
And from a young age, the three of them learnt that curiosity killed the cat, and scared the children.
Simple indeed, but it certainly taught Chimera a lesson or two!
★·.·´¯`·.·★ тнє ¢σℓ∂'ѕ αѕ gσσ∂ αѕ gσℓ∂ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Tiny laced snowflakes descending from the skies,
Great big turkey, and little tan minced pies.
The children are playing, and the carollers swaying,
And in the bitter air, joyous laughters rise."
Chimera has always loved winter, ever since it came to the first Christmas that she could remember. She always got to see all her friends and family on christmas days, and was more than cheerful to give and receive. She can't stand too much heat at all! Not only does it bring back good memories, but after a long summer, to feel the cold air nipping at her ears is just great to her!
Chimera used to play in the snow all the time. Whilst her friends would be making snowmen (or possibly snowwomen or snowkids, or even the whole snowfamily!) and snow forts, she would try and make rather remarkable and more complex things, such as a reindeer, a polar bear, and even Father Christmas! And when everyone had gone in to warm themselves up infront of a roaring fireplace, wrapped up in a thick blanket, Chimera would still be outside, despite alone, amusing herself with the snow. She also enjoys dressing up in warm clothing, as she has always been delighted to dress up in or as anything, but that's only an added bonus!
★·.·´¯`·.·★ συ¢н! тнαт'ℓℓ ℓєανє α мαяк! ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Narrowing her eyes, the female juvenile argued. "So what?!" She hissed at Chimera, a dark, teen dragon. "He's not yours anyway!"
"Who says? He might be!" Chimera snapped back.
You wish, wartface!" The angry female spat.
"No, Raspberry, I'm afraid YOU are the wartface!" Chimera snorted.
"Says Ms. Wartface herself! Ugly bonehead!"
"Smelly sockface!"
"Stinky foot!"
"Stupid sulkhead!"
"Huntress mc. Waste-of-Space!"
"Pinkie the Pig!"
"Goat-face Chimera!"
"Ugly brown Raspberry!"
"Candy-Sucker!"
"Pointless, untalented, horribly idiotic and vile mould-head!"
"You asked for it, Candy-Sucker!" Raspberry shrieked like a banshee, pouncing at Chimera. For ages, they fought and fought, scratching, slapping and screeching. They pushed and pulled, twisted and turned, but neither of them actually got anywhere. Not until Raspberry finally dug her sharp, pink-painted claws into Chimera's snout as hard as she could, as scratched through it as forcefully as she could.
"AAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW!" Chimera wailed, dashing away, followed by a cruel, sick chuckle from Raspberry.
A few days later, when she next saw Chimera, Raspberry spotted that she had a couple of scars on her snout.
"Your own fault, Goat-face." She snickered before flouncing away, followed by a harsh growl from Chimera.
This, incase it has caught your curiosity, was before the fight with Chimera and Kenna. Chimera, as a teen, got into many cat fights, yet it took her too long to notice that she should hold her temper back.
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The stories above mention the main events of her history. Anything else is not really important. Yet, if you are willing to know a bit more, go ahead and read the rest of this section.
As a kid, as you know, Chimera ended up rather poor. She didn't do much in those times except help her parents work for their dinner that night. By the time she was a teen, they ended up with more money and more to do in the way of leisure. In her teen years, things got both better and worse. Her family became more wealthy again, though not specifically rich, however, she got into too many fights and arguments for her comfort. Over time, she ended up learning her lesson. By the time she was an adult, everything she had experienced in her life made her quite shy and polite when she could be. They also caused her to love telling stories. She has a fondness for interesting younger kids about her past, but if they don't know her name, she acts as though the girl she speaks of was a seperate dragon to her.
Chimera is, and always will be, Kenna's true sister. Though their colours may be different, some of Chimera's markings are similar to Kenna's, and that comes from their mother. However, Chimera brought herself to believe that Kenna wasn't her true sister, and wished she had a real one. She, if she had to be honest, would mention that she wasn't a huge fan of Kenna, if she had to.
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||A little shy||
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She's not overly shy, but Chimera can be a little bit shy, particularly with strangers.
||Generally polite||
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Not saying things like "Sir Yolo, might you care for a cup of tea, and rather possibly a biscuit too?", but just polite. Not really as disrespectful and short-tempered at Kenna.
||Child-loving||
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It's self-explanitory, really. Chimera loves little beans! Whether she's playing with them or simply caring for them, she tends to get along with them well.
||Motherly||
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Likely coming from her 'child-loving' trait, Chimera will do her best to take care of young beans.
||Quiet||
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This can often make Chimera seem quite accepting, whether she is or isn't. She doesn't want to upset anyone by saying that she might not like their idea, so she justs keeps her mouth shut and tries to go with the flow.
||Fearful of a lot of things||
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This could possibly be Chimera being overly-cautious, since she is afraid of pain (hence why she is not daring).
||Generous||
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Self-explanitory, no? Chimera tries to share and be generous when she can.
||Horrible at arguing||
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This, too, is self-explanitory. Chimera isn't very good at arguing, if, by any chance, her temper reaches it's limit.
||Somewhat unspoken at times||
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Chimera won't generally go around, openly sharing her opinions.
||Afraid to share opinions||
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Chimera fears mockery quite a lot, so keeps tight-lipped about what she may really think.
||Often nervous||
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It's not hard for Chimera to get nervous. She only stammers when she's really nervous, but nevertheless, she gets nervous a bit too easily.
||Childish||
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This is, when you can get her away from being shy for a moment. This is generally pulled out when she's playing with little beans.
||Grateful||
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Most of the time, yes, Chimera is quite grateful, as, in the past, she has not been. She's happy to have what she has, and is not usually looking for more.
||Talkative||
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...Sometimes. In one-on-one conversations. Quiet, yes, but still rather chatty. In group conversations, she's less talkative.
||Loyal||
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Yes. Yes indeed. Chimera is one to stick by her friends, and help them through the tough times.
||Soft-Spoken||
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Here comes the self-explanitory train again~! Choo-choooo!
||Particularly fearful of danger or pain||
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Stated earlier, no?
||Always happy to make friends||
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Though sticking by a lot of friends is hard for Chimera to cope with, she loves to meet new people and know they'll be there for her in the rough times.
||Indecisive||
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Chimera easily changes her mind once she has supposedly made a decision. That is, if she even comes to making a decision in the first place.
||Perfectionist||
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Chimera won't generally correct others, but if in her head what she's done doesn't seem right, she'll redo whatever it was, or dismiss it completely.
||Clumsy||
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Chimera seems to be tripping over or knocking something each and every day! This can often lead to making her seem slightly derpy.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ вιятн∂αу, ѕтαяѕιgи αи∂ αgє ★·.·´¯`·.·★
12th September; Virgo; 20
★·.·´¯`·.·★ fανσυяιтєѕ αи∂ ℓιкєѕ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Favourites
Favourite food: Candeeeeeh~!
Favourite drink: Strawberry Slushie
Favourite colour: Baby Pink
Favourite song: Dance With Me Tonight - Olly Murs
Favourite activity: Painting and sewing...She can't choose between the two!
Favourite animal: Deer
Favourite number: Twenty-Eight
Favourite gemstone: Pearl
Favourite flower: Rose
Favourite book: She hasn't got a favourite book; Chimera just can't pick!
Favourite type of Music: Pop
Likes
Seeing the beauty in flowers
Dressing up
Conversing when she can
Chocolate; Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and too much chocolate!
Animals
Pale colours
Reading
Making friends
Loving the world when she can
Playing with little beans
Baby beans
Winter
Snow
Coldness
Night-time
Things that sparkle, particularly things like gold and silver
Cuddly toys
Poetry
Painting/Drawing
Sewing and all
Basically anything creative
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ℓєαѕт fανσυяιтє αи∂ ∂ιѕℓιкєѕ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Least Favourites
Least favourite food: Cheesecake
Least favourite drink: Green Tea
Least favourite colour: Olive
Least favourite song: Anything that's Heavy Metal or Rock
Least favourite activity: Arguing
Least favourite animal: None
Least favourite number: Thirteen
Least favourite gemstone: None; they're all amazing to her!
Least favourite flower: Again, none, since they're all so wonderful in Chimera's eyes!
Least favourite book: She is unsure
Least favourite type of music: Heavy Metal AND Rock.
Dislikes
Animal-hunting as a sport/for fun
Anti-things-that-are-totally-reasonable
Hate blogs
Arguments
Stereotypes
Aches and pains
Getting lost
Mockery
Being tricked
Having too much to handle
Science
Blood and gore
Losing a page in her book
Having no one to help her
Being sad
A lack of hygiene
Untidy places/things
★·.·´¯`·.·★ тнeмe ѕong ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Your Song - Ellie Goulding
★·.·´¯`·.·★ qυιякѕ ★·.·´¯`·.·★
She has a lisp, making her say "th" instead of "s".
She needs glasses for reading, but seemingly only reading.
She sticks her tongue out slightly when she's nervous, or possibly even flattered, and even she has no idea why.
★·.·´¯`·.·★ ρσєтяу ★·.·´¯`·.·★
"Fairest lady, in the night,
Amongst the dark you shine so bright.
Fairest lady, could it be,
That I’m for you and you’re for me?
Fairest lady, fairest of them all,
Above the rest, you stand so tall.
Fairest lady, rich in grace,
But owner of a trail that's too hard to trace.
Fairest lady, don't you weep,
No longer is it the floors you have to sweep.
Fairest lady, stay with me,
And you'll be wealthier than you could ever be.
Fairest lady, alas, I be off,
Do not fear, you shall have no loss.
Fairest lady, we shall meet once more,
And maybe it's you who'll be at my door."
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"Where the wind blows as soft as song,
Here comes the place where I belong.
Peace fills the air, not a worry in sight,
And every step of the way, a warm, tranquil light.
No darkest nights, no haunting dreams,
Such a land is perfect, or so it seems.
From experience I know, not all is so true,
And it is the eyes that are deceiving you.
Endless days, full of pleasure
Become nothing left to share and treasure.
Yet have no fear, do not cry,
Something out there will let us get by.
There is light ahead, euphoria, elation,
All we must do is evade this frustration.
Head out of the darkness, and with it, a treasure,
A gift that we shall vow to treasure forever."
★·.·´¯`·.·★ αятωσяк ★·.·´¯`·.·★
Chimera in her 'Little Miss Witch' outfit!
Chimera, dressed up how she used to dress up when she was wealthy. Where did those scars go...?
Her darkest spirit, maybe?
All that fluff!
Pchoo~
Alternative Halloween costume. 8D
"It’s a painter's interpretation of Chimera's bad time in the 'butterfly room'. It seems it's been...slightly...stained. Either that, or some wise guy decided that he'd leave some kind of chocolate on the canvas."
"It's not really well-cut, but this looks like a cut-out of you, when you were in your school preformance as...some kind of genie? You needed glasses more often then, and, you have to admit, your big red glasses really didn't go with the pink-and-yellow kind of floaty colour scheme-ish-thing."
Artwork to reflect on what Chimera generally spent her time doing in her teen years. I know she looks kind of long and slightly...broken, but that's what I intended. Not sure why, but I did. :L And yes, that was before she got her scars.
This is what Chimera was like when her mother told her that she was told that she was going to get glasses.
...Chimera...Chimera stop reading your book for baby beans. They standing right there, laughing at you. Dx
I suppose it's meant to look messy? eue'
Recoloured art. It was originally drawn for Kenna...Oh and Chimera you don't look that good in that pink hoodie. /shot Oh and she has a headband with horns on. :L
A much better fake pet, generously made for me by Vineta~! <333 Thank you so much! ;O;
Another amazing peice by Vineta! Thank you again! ♥

This picture was meant to look like she, as a child, coloured it, but didn't actually draw it. She even tried to put her own signature in the corner!

But she NEEDS it!~
Zodiac girls~!
Hey look! It's a sketchy self-portrait that Chimera did, obviously, of herself~!
A quick doodle I tried to find the time to do. Kenna's showing Chimera a drawing that she did, and Chimera...appears to be spazzing out, supposedly because it's really not that good at all. eue'
Kenna: ;-;

Lineleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees~!
"Say WUT?"