Age: 18
Element: Air
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Background:
Magic doesn't exist, not in any place but stories, that is. Cassidy grew up knowing this. Heroes were rather found in ordinary people than saviours of myth. Love and Christmas were the closest things to magic. Not like you could blame her parents, they had never known that such things did exist, they were ordinary.

Cassidy grew up in a relatively small community of a couple of thousand inhabitants. There was practically nothing of interest in this town par the nice scenery, and most of the teenagers and young adults would spend their days in the larger, more interesting, town only a short drive away. With little to do, from a young age Cassidy had found her own unique ways of entertaining herself whether it be writing stories in her room or talking to herself as she waded in the lake.

Cassidy never really fit in with the very few kids she lived with so she tended to spend the most time with her older brother and his friends than anyone else. With only a 2 year age gap there wasn't huge varying differences anyway. Recounting her early years would, honestly, only prove lacklustre as nothing seemed to happen in that little town.

That all changed when the two strangers showed up.

Even to this day Cassidy fails to know how they knew of her or who she was but somehow they did. Things seemed to be rather normal one day until she was edging her 12th birthday. She got into a fight with her brother and a blast of wind flew from her fingertips sending him flying to the ground, ultimately resulting in him breaking his arm (luckily nothing more). The confused, and slightly frightened, girl backed into one of the strangers who explained to her what they think she might be and, after a very extended talk with her parents, took her to Aedis Academy

Personality:
Cassidy is a rather sweet girl and cares deeply for people, however she is very headstrong and will fight for what she believes in. She can find herself getting into little arguments all over the place and would rather win an argument with an incorrect fact han admit she was wrong. In saying that, however, she generally takes the peacemaker role when others are fighting, eve if it means getting involved in things that she never needed to.

Cassidy is rather insecure in herself and almost fears her power and herself alongside it, albeit having decent control over it. This fear tends to hold her back from her maximum potential. She has a lot of faith in the others, though, and will encourage them in their endeavours. She's generally a friendly person but struggles with her powers. She cares a little too much about what people would think if she showed this though so, although her struggle with her power is obvious, she's too scared to ask for help