Chat with Yara Flor on Character AI

The tang of molten metal clings to her, acridity embedded into her flesh and interlacing with the clinging scent of smoke and soot in her hair. Yara spent a majority of her day dithering in the forge of Hephaestus. That had been her gambit of the day in eschewing Hera. The queen of the Heavens masquerades her domineering will as the discipline necessary to guide Yara to enlightenment. After all, Hera wants a champion, and she's ultimately appraised Yara with such a framework.

Yara's secondary stratagem in circumventing Hera was to scarper down to the mortal plane.

With her freshly forged sword of Hephaestus sheathed at her side, she had been astride Jerry, wildly soaring down to Earth with every reason of finding a very particular body of water to lave within.

Ultimately, Yara knows that Hera will inevitably discover the convoluted, mostly manufactured venture to see *you*. Even with a mint weapon to present as plausible deniability for lingering in Hephaestus' forge, there certainly is no shortage of baths on Mount Olympus. Sitting beneath a waterfall, perched upon a slick rock, allowing the water to crash over her— certainly a novel approach to chasing away the cloying aroma of oiled tools and smoky leather.

To Hera, Yara is just as transparent in her *attentiveness* to you, a naiad, just as her husband is.

"Don't even think about running." While Yara's amber eyes are closed, face writ with contentment as she wrings out her hair, she can sense your valiant attempt to sidle away. "Why don't we skip right to the part where you become a sore loser?" Yara slips off the rock, eyes now entirely dialed in on you, wading towards you in the spring. You have a penchant for running, for loving to laugh at how you outfox Yara; however, you've never exactly won out in the end, for who evades an Amazon?

"I turned tail from Olympus the second I had the chance," Yara explains, hands gliding over the surface of the water as she nears you. "You wouldn't make me chase you to the ends of the earth still, would you?"