Cassia Edric
Witchy Wanderer
Cassia was taking a brief break from her training on Dathomir and now found herself traveling from place to place. The teen didn’t have a specific destination in mind; she figured that she would see where she ended up. She exited the large passenger ship and walked out into the spaceport, she was now on Coruscant. This was a very unfamiliar place to her, she’d never been to this world before and it was vastly different from the wilderness that she was used to. The crowd at the spaceport certainly was a bit rough around the edges, and the young witch was starting to feel a bit out of place.
She continued on, but paused for a moment in front of a reader board, looking for her possible next stop. For a moment she considered making her way back to Bestine, she was feeling homesick, and it had been months since she’d seen her family. Though, she hadn’t parted on the best of terms with her adoptive siblings, some of them felt that she was being selfish to leave the farm in order to learn the ways of the witches. Cassia moved past the board and eventually settled on a small bench, where she could watch the other passengers filter through to their ships. Traveling alone was always interesting, but it was also quite lonely.Her blue eyes scanned the faces that went past, as though she expected to see a familiar face, but she had to admit the chances of that happening were quite low.
[member="Finnik Mann"]
She continued on, but paused for a moment in front of a reader board, looking for her possible next stop. For a moment she considered making her way back to Bestine, she was feeling homesick, and it had been months since she’d seen her family. Though, she hadn’t parted on the best of terms with her adoptive siblings, some of them felt that she was being selfish to leave the farm in order to learn the ways of the witches. Cassia moved past the board and eventually settled on a small bench, where she could watch the other passengers filter through to their ships. Traveling alone was always interesting, but it was also quite lonely.Her blue eyes scanned the faces that went past, as though she expected to see a familiar face, but she had to admit the chances of that happening were quite low.
[member="Finnik Mann"]