Perhaps by the title, you have imagined a work full of mythological creatures, especially the Chimera, that beast with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a dragon (according to some authors), the product of the union of the winged monster Typhon and the nymph Echidna. But no, because here we will accompany Solomon Miles in a fight not against monsters, but against internal and external demons that do not allow him to advance as he would like, but through different experiences, he will forge a character for the future. From "Chimera" we can take its less mythological definition and start from the idea of continuing to improve to fulfill a dream despite how difficult it is before our eyes, and that will be Solomon's struggle.