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"What is a kawaii?" Shot asked a little confused. "I have no idea." Sam told him smiling.

"Shoa Tucker is the Sowing Life Alchemist. He is the guy that wrote the book on Chimera creation.......and he is also my idol. He's the man that made me want to make Chimeras.....and to see his research I had to become a State Alchemist.......and her I am." Nina Told William smiling slightly.

Shot looked at Sam and then at Flandre "Now that who's there.....and I'm not cute." Shot grumbled that last part. Sam's face lost it's smile and turned serious "Leave him to me." Sam said a hard edge creeping into his voice.

flandre looked at sam with somewhat of fear in her eyes "you should know that...he's a humonculis, he cant die that easily. i barely made it out last time if i die i dont want you guys dying with me" she siad

flandre smiled softly "heh, if you guys are willing to come i wont stop you, but...shot has to let me call him cute till we get to the labratory" flandre siad laughing a bit

((Stop ignoring my posts.))

"Being an alchemist is not enough. Being an experienced chimera maker is not enough. I had the idea of doing this when I was 8. Back then I was already making chimera the regular way. Then when I was twelve My sister was killed, I attempted to bring her back but ended up creating a homunculus. I lost both arms in that process. I then drew a new transmutation circle around the monster I had created using my own blood instead of chalk and my toes to draw the lines. Then I performed the transmutation that destroyed the homunculus and transported me temporarily into the gate where I successfully performed alchemy and gained my current powers. I then woken up at my friends house with both arms missing all the way up to the shoulder. I had nearly bled to death by the time they had found me. It took six months of healing before I healed physically and mentally. That was fateful night was 9 years ago now. And I have since then had the ability to transmute merely by thought. I can't ignore equivalent exchange, though I have found a way to use my abilities to go around it. All good things come at a cost for someone. If you get something for free it came at someone elses expense. I got something and I paid dearly for it."

((Technically you are at least four. talking about characters.))

((I knew already what semantics meant. The point is you gave a very poor excuse for ignoring my post. It's kind of hard to miss the big wall of text when you scroll down to look at someone else's post. Especially in here where my posts tend to be big.))

William sighed and put the egg down in a container specially made to keep eggs in and keep them standing upright. Then he said, "Sit. You know my past now, and you have understood now the true meaning of equivalent exchange. There are very few exceptions in this world where equivalent exchange is ignored. Very very few. Maybe once every thousand species kind of few. Now You seem to want a Baby chimera of your own to care for, so I shall make one for you, but you have to promise to actually take care of the egg properly and do the same for the baby chimera that is born from it. Other wise You'll find that I won't be so nice to you. Accidents I can understand, but deliberate mistreatment is something I do not approve of. If you take this chimera egg that I going to make for you, You have to promise to take care of it properly. I've raised quite a few of these in my life, and they are just like babies of any mammal species, they need constant supervision and attention for the first few years. They're just like human babies in that they almost always need something, but after they open their eyes that doesn't change, though they become deeply attached to you and as they grow older they love you as a child unconditionally loves their parents. They are well worth the effort when they get past the pup stage at 7 years old. Very fun to be around, and very very loyal and even protective."