Not What She Seems

Background Info-Natural Ability

  In the last chapter, "Yaeman's National District Schools Fighting Competition Round V", the word Natural Ability was mentioned in a section of Avarra's dream. In case you've forgotten who that is because of all the stuff that these 41 other chapters are informing you about, Avarra is the main character's mother. You never really switch into Avarra's perspective often in the story, and that is partially because Avarra, personally, is one of my favorite characters and plays an important role in the story. Anyways, I decided to use this chapter to inform you about Natural Ability and for a treat for getting this far in the story, you get a full explanation on why you never hear that much from Avarra and read through her point of view. Maybe I'll even answer one of my blast from the past (the bolded text you read before the beginning of almost every chapter). Who knows!
Natural Ability is really kinda self-explanatory, much like Avarra hinted at in the previous chapter. Natural Ability is the ability you have or possess from birth. Now, readers who read with their eyes halfway open or completely closed shut, now would be the time to drink a RedBull or Monster and open up them eyelids and read this next sentence very carefully, but don't jump to conclusions to quickly. Natural Ability can only occur in Humaverans or Angelikans because they are the only types of people who possess abilities and they also could have children, much like humans can, meaning their Angelikan or Humaveran trait can be passed down, which is the pure definition of Natural Ability. I am not says that Avarra is Humaveran or Angelikan, I'm just informing you about this.....there can always possibly be exceptions, however.....hehehe. If experimented on to try and fix something or create abilities, the person who possesses Natural Ability may lose their ability and/or may end up with issues with their body. If you have Natural Ability, the government will try to hunt you down because they want to find out how to create Natural Ability since they want to know how to create Humaverans. It's practically a 2 in 1. If you want one, you get the other too. The government isn't 100% aware that inside Humaverans lies Natural Ability, only the creator of Humaverans and Angelikans, Varvel Vel Merr, knows. So yeah, that's pretty much all I have to tell you about Natural Ability. Now, here's the treat I said I'd give you.
Avarra Cyvaira. The name of the MOST anonymous character in the story. Well, that's not counting unimportant characters that sort of don't have as much lore chunks to them like, Armon and Olivia (well, slightly, sorta), Aymara, Azure, Everest, Markus, Gevora, Savara, Allister, Alton, Amorae, Syra, Myrani, Rinold (the main character's father. He himself alone doesn't have any lore but he does help back up some of the lore in the story slightly), Mavaro, HA SIKE SHE DEFINITELY HAS SOME LORE TO HER NAME, etc. You almost hear NOTHING about Avarra. She's one of my favorite characters because of that and the fact that she plays a huge part in the story. The reason you don't read from Avarra's point of view is because she plays such a big part, I don't want to make her a frequent character and also because Avarra keeps to herself. She knows her boundaries and her limits and such but keeps to herself. She's not one for really talking about her feelings and such. She's also one of my favorite characters because she's very straightforward and to the point, but at the same time, once you actually manage to melt all the freezing cold ice on the outside, she's actually a really nice person to be around. Avarra is most reliant on her father, Varvel (and that's even if she needed a parent to help her do anything) for some apparent reason and, based on the chapter "Back from the Dead" you can conclude that Avarra is sometimes very secretive about certain things, even her real name, as proven by that same chapter. Avarra constantly manages to keep a straight face and accomplish what she needs to do, as proven by Yavara in the next chapter when she was a little confused when Avarra walked downstairs to eat because she could sense something was off. Now that we're on this subject, I realize that most of the time when you read from Avarra's point of view, it's mostly in bolded text, which I only type in if it's a dream, vision, flashback, or a blast in the past. Regardless, most of Avarra's dreams or bolded text moments are very interesting moments, especially her dreams. Her dreams are probably the most interesting moments from her perspective because of, sometimes, the lore it holds and all the things you could find out about Avarra. To be honest, technically she's one of the most revealed characters yet the most mysterious one at the same time. If you keep track of what's going on in the story and if you're trying to figure out the blast in the pasts, you'd understand what I mean.
  Anyways, that's all I have to tell you about Natural Ability and Avarra, I'm sorry, but I sort of chose not to answer a blast from the past. Instead, I'll give you a hint. If you want some questions about Avarra to be answered, pay close attention to it and go back and take s look in one of the earlier chapters, then you'll understand. The hint won't necessarily be a direct answer to the questions but instead, it'll answer two other things that I wrote about while in Avarra's point of view by a chain. This means that once I give you the hint, you'll realize that it answers a question automatically, and then, you can infer from the question it answers why this'd be happening, and then you'll find out the last answer (I'm pretty sure it's the last answer, right? Yeah, I think so). Here's the hint:
Pay close attention to Barry (Berry) the polar bear's outfit and how he wears a blue tux and pants which both have white ships on them. Go back and look in earlier chapters, maybe one of the chapters in the late twenties, such as like chapter 26-39. Maybe you'll find your answer.....