Build It and Watch It Grow

With Aliana held against him and their family nestled between them, everything felt right to Chimera. For the time being, at least. The woman's words brought a soft chuckle from him and he gave her spherical form a squeeze, pressing their bodies more tightly together, but not enough to harm the pups. Ali's request was met with a rumble of desire and Chimera's teeth gently grazed her jaw, but he refused. "You could not convince him," he rumbled again, his paw continuing to drift slowly back and forth over the clouded fae's hip. Though he had lustful thoughts about her, now didn't seem the time to him to act upon them, surprisingly enough. Chimera was in a state of mental musing now that he'd accepted the idea of starting a family with the woman in his arms. He wasn't ready to give that up just yet.

"What shall we name them?" He questioned her, laying his head down flat upon the ground, though he never stopped looking at the monochromatic woman. The brute was utterly relaxed, which was rare. There were usually a million things on his mind, but at this moment, the only thing that mattered was Aliana and the pups inside of her. Their future family.

Chimera thought about names, his gaze becoming unfocused as he turned his mind inward. He and Siren were named after mythical beasts as was Cerberus. Ali was made of softer things though, so he wondered if the children should have softer names. Ah... but he wanted to make an army of little warriors. Warriors needed tough names. Would the girls want to be warriors as well? Truthfully, if Chimera could have all boys, he wouldn't complain. No doubt Aliana would want girls. She seemed the type to want girls.

Shifting his gaze back to Aliana, Chimera gave a shrug. "I'm afraid I'm not very creative." Then a thought struck and one brow raised. "Do you have a middle name, Aliana?" Did she even know his middle name? If all else failed, they could use their secondary names. Hopefully she was more creative than he was.

"Chimera Klien"