This time, she was connected to the Queen's personal vanity, one of the few luxuries Queen Chrysalis allowed herself in the otherwise open room. However, an imposing black form took up most of the mirror before she could take in much more of her Queen's chambers. Like her, the being sitting in front of the mirror was covered in black chitin. Unlike her, however, Queen Chrysalis was more significant, with a captivating, elongated neck from which grew her enchanting cerulean mane.