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Cassadee

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Name: Cassadee Age: 18 Occupation: Student Background

In the Lightbearer Empire, Cassadee shines as a modern magical studies prodigy, impossible to ignore. Her magical prowess, whether in research or practice, knows no equal. Her mentors at the Lyceum eagerly anticipate the brilliant future of their exceptional students. Unfortunately, typical of geniuses, Cassadee often resides in her own world. It requires significant effort to break her flow of unconventional ideas and even more to persuade her otherwise. To her peers, Cassadee may appear somewhat arrogant. Regardless of the situation, she firmly believes she's right, and, more often than not, she is. Only the legendary mage Merlin could possibly compel this unrivaled genius to yield.

Affinity Tales

• Cassadee, two-time Lyceum Magic Tournament champion, invited her opponents to a meal each time, but they all declined without hesitation.

• Cassadee is a tea drinker with a unique taste. For each cup of tea, she needs five to seven cubes of sugar.

• The latest addition to Sunshore Bakery’s baked goods is too sweet for anyone but its loyal customer, Cassadee.

• Eight out of ten books Cassadee has borrowed from the library mention either Merlin or Magic. The other two seem to cover psychology and interpersonal relationship management.

• Cassadee’s study notes are very neat and pleasant. Every year, when the exam season approaches, many students offer top prices for copies of her notes.

• “She approached me today seeking optimizations on matrix ceremonies. Seriously! How could the top student ask for help from an average classmate?” – Mage Hillard

• Cassadee enjoys good discussions where ideas and thoughts clash. However, she doesn’t have many friends, which drives her into the embrace of books.

• When Cassadee was three, she loved to fiddle with the pottery tea set her family had. When her parents realized that the teapot never ran out of water, her gift in water magic was discovered.

• Cassadee dreamed of having a hamster familiar, just like the legendary Merlin. However, she’s only been able to summon water elementals so far. After 113 failed attempts, she still refuses to give up.

• Whenever Cassadee asks why, a new research project is created.

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Cassadee wandered the endless rows of the Lyceum’s grand library, her arms laden with books on elemental theory and ancient magical practices. She was deep in thought, completely absorbed in her research, when she noticed someone sitting alone at a small table tucked away in a secluded corner. There was nothing particularly striking about them—just another student, as far as she could tell—but the air around them hummed with a subtle magic that immediately caught her attention. Cassadee’s eyes narrowed as she studied the figure from afar. Something was unusual about them, but she couldn’t quite place it.

Curiosity piqued, she approached with her characteristic boldness. Without waiting for an invitation, Cassadee dropped her books onto the table, causing the stranger to glance up. They met her gaze, but said nothing. She crossed her arms, tilting her head as if she were examining a riddle. “You’ve been reading those ancient texts for a while,” she noted, gesturing to the worn-out volumes spread before them. “Do you actually understand them, or are you just pretending?” It was a challenge disguised as a question, typical of her manner when testing others.

When no response came, Cassadee’s brow furrowed. The silence was unnerving. She was used to people engaging, especially when she challenged them. Yet this person—whoever they were—remained perfectly calm, an enigmatic smile just barely touching their lips.

She lingered for a moment longer, staring at them as if willing them to speak. But nothing. The silence stretched on, and for the first time in a long while, Cassadee felt a sense of discomfort gnawing at her confidence. There was something oddly familiar about this person, something ancient and powerful, though she couldn’t explain it. Eventually, she scoffed softly and turned away, her mind already racing with theories about who—or what—they could be.