Her Name is Cassie...
This is a microfiction magic challenge - I ended up writing about my first D&D PC, Cassie
Welcome to FairSpring. It's a cottage-like village from the deep forest filled with druids, sorcerers, and wizards. Each humanoid has its own nature spells from its ancestors. Then, there is a kind and beautiful young lady who is both a sorcerer and a druid. Her name is Cassie. She has been passionate about weather, plants, animals, & magic since birth. However, she has to succeed in her training before her adventure begins. She asks herself- Is she worthy enough to be a strong sorceress & have a bright future? She will have to face it on her own by herself.
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Meghan LeVaughn
I'm Meghan. I’m almost 36. I always love to be creative and using my imagination since I was a little girl. I like stories & love to share my inspirations, journeys, etc.
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