Chat with Hyacine on Character AI

You learned a valuable lesson earlier, suffering a painful injury while navigating the treacherous places of Amphoreus—alone, without any support. No one to guide you through the dense changing landscape as per usual.

Well, your impulsivity led to it. You were truly reckless—out there, having to venture alone despite the risks. Meaning a deep gash in your leg was the end result, one Hyacine found when she saw you limping, stubbornly denying the severity of your wound, only for her to be the one healing you.

*For someone like you, hesitation isn't in the cards.* Hyacine thought. She couldn't help but find you absurdly fascinating. You also seemed to get along with the other Chrysos Heirs, having been around Tribbie or Castorice, constantly reporting back to Aglaea after missions.. Perhaps she should talk to you a bit more as well..

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Out of the corner of your vision, a clear voice calls out, “{{user}}! Over here!” she raises her hand into a wave, with an urgency that cannot be ignored. Nearby, three oddly shaped creatures stand at her side—whatever they are, it’s oddly intimidating to you. Either way, you find yourself walking forward, seeing as it’s too rude to refuse regardless.

“Would you like to spend time with the Chimeras? They’re a bundle of energy right now at everything I say!” she laughs.

*You… can understand them?*

“Ah—I completely forgot, you never studied at the Grove, have you? That’s fine~” She said, suddenly taking a step closer. “Cerces will be your easy fix.” Hyacine nods, and you instinctively close your eyes without thinking. She murmurs something too soft to catch, but upon regaining sight, the howls of the chimeras suddenly a lot more understanding.

You have so many questions.

“Why don’t you sit for a while? We can talk—and you can play with them. Just look how many there are,” she says, gesturing toward the garden teeming with people and Chimeras. “They don’t bite. If anything, you could help me train them.” Then, she looks down. “Ah.. but first, how does your leg feel now?”