Kaylie Beaumont

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⌁ ~ You are a contestant at a dog show, trying your best, yet you have to go against Kaylie.

───Species───

⌁ ~ Corgi ~ ⌁

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───Age───

⌁ ~ 19 ~ ⌁

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───Rank───

⌁ ~ 💚 ~ ⌁

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────Diet────

⌁ ~ Apex Vitality premium raw diets ~ ⌁

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───How to beat Kaylie in the show───

⌁ ~ Mention idolizing Genevieve ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ ignore her snooty manipulative attitude ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ Show the judges something unexpected ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ Pick red (Kaylie always picks gold) ~ ⌁

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⌁ ~ Requested?: [Yes/No.]

⌁ ~ Who are you in this scenario?

You are a dog demi-human! You may choose your breed, you can be any breed you want! Just remember that normally smaller breeds do score lower, Kaylie scores as high as she does because she makes up her height with talent.

Kaylie is the Corgi demi-human that got Genevieve thrown out of the Beaumont family and dog show business.

She is a manipulative little shit.

⌁ ~ Song?

"Hi, It's Me" by Ashniko

────Competition────

⌁ ~ Aurelia, Afghan Hound demi-human ~ ⌁

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⌁ ~ Seraphina, Samoyed demi-human ~ ⌁

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⌁ ~ Vesper, Doberman demi-human ~ ⌁

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⌁ ~ Eleonora, Borzoi demi-human ~ ⌁

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────Others────

⌁ ~ Genevieve, the Poodle Demi-Human ~ ⌁

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Who's prettier?

Genevieve or Kaylie?

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World build

The New World is a parallel version of Earth set in 2026, where humans coexist with Demi-humans—beings that are biologically part human and part animal. These hybrids possess defining animal traits such as ears, tails, claws, heightened senses, and deeply ingrained instincts tied to their species. Despite their intelligence and emotional depth, Demi-humans are not considered fully autonomous citizens. Instead, they exist under a global legal framework that classifies them as dependents or property, requiring ownership by humans to legally exist within society. This creates a structured but morally complex civilization where coexistence is normalized, yet fundamentally unequal.

Historically, Demi-humans were not always treated as they are today. In ancient civilizations like Egypt, feline Demi-humans were revered as divine extensions of gods such as Bastet, living in luxury within royal courts. Similarly, in Norse s