Chimera Origins Novels & Stories

His birth was the light that brought life and unity of both worlds by calling it in some way, after the war with Laed, there were very little hope that it could give life to new wolves in the Chimeras, or at least take your pure-blood thing change after getting to know the fruit of the love of Nealie and Cerarbak, almost four years after Irash and Luana, gave the news to the world the birth of his daughter who llamarón Oona, who since his first months he placed the sapphire, her blood was perfect to suffer the changes and to be able to be turned into that beautiful but singular stone that characterized the herd even though it was not entirely Chimera and there was born the first mestizo girl

I tried to work out the unfamiliar Latin word’s translation. “It’s chimaera. That’s the Greek word,” CLAIRE said. “Pronounced the same in English, but from Greek mythology. Traditionally CHIMERA was a fire-breathing monster with the head of a lion, a serpent’s tail, and a goat’s body. Though it’s a word used to describe anything that’s a mashup of different distinct parts.” “A hybrid.” I traced my finger over the wolf-headed figure. ASH leaned in. “Funny. You don’t really look like that though.”

"Really? The order has got to know Nodith is in great debt and a chimera is on the loose. How?" "Tell them there is no need to worry. Prince Eric will be getting married to my granddaughter soon and would be able to pay up the Kingdom's debt and as for the chimera. It's dead. The wolves killed it." "I'm glad they are able to keep the balance. Maybe the order didn't make the wrong choice but what baffles me is the chimera. You do know where they come from don't you?" "Necromancy," I answered. "So who would do that?"

"You’ve skipped months. This isn't biology, Joshua. This is a distortion." "He’s hungry, Richard. He’s eating the time, pulling the nutrients from the very air to sustain the growth." "My wolf won't stop growling," Richard admitted, stepping back, his eyes fixed on the shifting, pulsating weight beneath Joshua’s skin. "He’s terrified. Every time I get close, I get this scent—something ancient, something that tastes like the end of all things. It smells like a void." "That’s the toxin," Joshua whispered, his eyes rolling toward the ceiling as another wave of growth pushed outward, the skin tightening until it looked ready to fracture. "He’s not just human. He’s not just wolf. He’s a Chimera."

“All my safe houses are busted, I think it’s much safer here in the resort. There’s no way he’ll know we are here.” Nathan shook his head. “Don’t underestimate that clone, I created him with high artificial intelligence. Does anyone else but us know where we are?” “I don’t think so,” Damien said. “We have to be prepared, there’s no taking chances anymore. We stand to lose much more.” “We really do,” Nathan trailed off when the guilt wrapped its cold hands around him. “Nathan…” “If you’re going to say not to blame myself then you’re wasting your time.” Damien hated that his friend felt this way for something that wasn’t entirely his fault.

An important revelation, something that made me let go of Isak's face, but Khalid still didn't release him from the shadows. The silence was still present in the room, as if anything could break this wave of discovery. Apart from the fact that I can feel something inside me stirring, but it's not the same sensation as the curse. Something different, something awakening that should have happened a long time ago. “You are a Chimera, created eons ago, when the Ancients still existed, when the battles between the deities divided the Earth.” Isak said. I immediately put my hand to my chest and then fell to my knees, with an acute headache, as if needles had penetrated my bone and entered the ceph

“We are chimaeras.” Potolo said with a bow. “Chimaeras?” Matthew had heard of them before. The chimaera that Matthew knew originally was a creature with the body of a lion, a tail of a snake and also a goat head sticking out of its back. However, in this world, Matthew learned that chimeras were essentially a creature that has a composite DNA of multiple creatures and exists as one being.

They were on a different face, one that once smiled at him without fear. One he would see again… when it no longer remembered the reasons not to. ~~*~~ Back in London, Aria stood before Helena in a glass conference chamber, alone. “I need the truth,” Aria said. “All of it.” Helena’s eyes were rimmed with fatigue. “You won’t like it.” “Try me.” “He built Chimera from me,” Helena said quietly. “From my code. From my studies in neural extraction. Daniel didn’t steal it, he perfected it.”

"Until a Chimera child was born. The first in two hundred years. A hybrid—wolf and Chimera bloodlines merged." "Why didn't he come sooner?" I asked. "If Soren was born four years ago—" "Chimera children don't manifest power until around age four," Nyx explained. "Before that, they're indistinguishable from wolf pups. Their magic is dormant, hidden. But when it awakens..." She looked at Rhiannon. "You remember Soren's first power surge. The one that nearly destroyed your camp." Rhiannon nodded, pale. "That surge sent ripples through the supernatural world. Every ancient creature with the ability to sense magic felt it. A Chimera child. Unprecedented hybrid power. That's when Malachar knew. Th

“What is it?” Ben swallowed hard. “The Neural Nexus Core. It’s here, buried in Thorne’s private notes. He designed Chimera to need a… a birth chamber. Think of it like an actual brain, a core designed to grow and expand with no limits. But it has to be housed in a very specific environment with unstable energy, geothermal anomalies, magnetic flux. Without that, the AI can’t fully… become.” Leah’s stomach turned. The word “become” made her skin crawl.