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- It's been Twenty-Eight since i've been called...
Cassidy
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- ☨ First Name — Cassidy
☨ Nickname — Cassie
☨ Gender — ♀Female
☨ Eye Color — Blue
☨ Hair Color — Blonde
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- Tell me a Story...
▹ † ▹ Born into a perfect, pristine world of white, there was nothing to be feared. Everything was uniform, and one goal was prescribed to Cassidy: The Chosen were to live long, bear the fruits of the race, and support the brotherhood whenever they were called upon. Childhood was not something that was greatly enjoyable. It wasn't even an average childhood. Cassidy grew up, knowing nothing of color. She knew nothing of playing with others, nor did she know about food that were not of white color and bland flavor. She was raised solely on the purpose of serving the Scribe virgin when she became older.
When Cassidy was older, and her transition drew nearer, the true grooming began. She was dressed in the ceremonial white robes, walking upon the ground with her feet unprotected. Her hair was always up, and she began to learn the history of her people. She was educated in not only the ways she was to behave, but also, in the ways of those who lived on the other side, including that of the Glymera, and the royal family and brotherhood. The teachings were nothing compared to her transition. When she experienced her transition to her vampire self, the world wasn't something she could take. She knew what her purpose in life was. She needed to serve those who needed her.
Nursed by one of her sisters of The Chosen, Cassidy made her change into a vampire, and began the further rigorous training that came with her birth. She was to be The Primale's First mate. She was to bear his children, and further nurture the race, by bearing many children for the race. It was not exactly what Cassidy wanted in her life. She tried to run, but found her position inescapable. However, once she met the Primale, and experienced his world, she found that she loved him and his world, enough to shirk the traditions she'd been forced to endure since her childhood.
