Cassia Edric
Witchy Wanderer
Bestine IV
Cassia and her older brother Callum had just returned to the large island they called home. Their family owned an expanse of land that was well known for growing produce. It wasn’t easy to farm on Bestine, what soil there was to be found was often too rocky or lacked nutrients. The Edric family had worked their land for many years, amending the soil, and making it more suitable to farm. These days Cassia didn’t often escape the farm long enough to venture about, but a delivery of fruit and vegetables had allowed her and her brother to visit a smaller island off their coast.
It had not turned out to be a very fun trip, much to Cassia’s dismay. Callum was a few years older than she was, and he was disappointed that she had dropped out of school to farm full time. It’s true that they were not blood related, but had grown up as siblings in the Edric household for most of their years and his opinion did matter to her. She was upset that he disapproved, but she would never admit it, it was far easier to be angry with him.
“You comin’ home?” Callum asked, as he mounted their speeder that was outfitted with a small hover trailer.
“Not with you.” Cass answered flatly, rolling her blue eyes as she turned her back on him. Callum knew better than to argue with her, it was always a fast-track to nowhere.
Cass crossed her arms as she watched Callum take off towards home; instead she turned on a heel and started walking. For the most part she respected her older brother, but right now she was so angry she didn’t even want to see his face. She kicked at the ground as she walked along, silently cursing the rocky terrain. She soon found herself at an old abandoned ship yard and took a seat on a large rock. Her gaze cast out upon the vast ocean that stretched out as far as she could see.
Suddenly she heard a noise behind her and sprang to her feet. It was probably just Callum, so she didn’t bother turning around. “Leave me alone, will ya!?” She hollered.
When there was no answer she spun around to see that it was not her brother…
Cassia and her older brother Callum had just returned to the large island they called home. Their family owned an expanse of land that was well known for growing produce. It wasn’t easy to farm on Bestine, what soil there was to be found was often too rocky or lacked nutrients. The Edric family had worked their land for many years, amending the soil, and making it more suitable to farm. These days Cassia didn’t often escape the farm long enough to venture about, but a delivery of fruit and vegetables had allowed her and her brother to visit a smaller island off their coast.
It had not turned out to be a very fun trip, much to Cassia’s dismay. Callum was a few years older than she was, and he was disappointed that she had dropped out of school to farm full time. It’s true that they were not blood related, but had grown up as siblings in the Edric household for most of their years and his opinion did matter to her. She was upset that he disapproved, but she would never admit it, it was far easier to be angry with him.
“You comin’ home?” Callum asked, as he mounted their speeder that was outfitted with a small hover trailer.
“Not with you.” Cass answered flatly, rolling her blue eyes as she turned her back on him. Callum knew better than to argue with her, it was always a fast-track to nowhere.
Cass crossed her arms as she watched Callum take off towards home; instead she turned on a heel and started walking. For the most part she respected her older brother, but right now she was so angry she didn’t even want to see his face. She kicked at the ground as she walked along, silently cursing the rocky terrain. She soon found herself at an old abandoned ship yard and took a seat on a large rock. Her gaze cast out upon the vast ocean that stretched out as far as she could see.
Suddenly she heard a noise behind her and sprang to her feet. It was probably just Callum, so she didn’t bother turning around. “Leave me alone, will ya!?” She hollered.
When there was no answer she spun around to see that it was not her brother…