Cassandra Morphy

From a young age, Cary Simms knew that she wasn't like the other boys her age. She didn't know why or how that was, but it seemed apparent to the bullies of her school. They would often call her names, chase after her after school, and beat her up when they could catch her. Her only protection, besides escape, was in the words of the Good Book.

But that was before she stumbled into the supposedly haunted house at the end of her street. When a mysterious ring and a drawing on the back wall of the post office opened up a whole new world for her, things quickly went from weird to scary. At a new school, in a new world, surrounded by people who had access to magic, all Cary could think of was how to escape the witches that had her trapped there. It was only having her best friend by her side that gave her any comfort at all.

From a young age, Cary Simms knew that she wasn't like the other boys her age. While she still wasn't sure the hows or whys, she was starting to think that it was more than just that she was a sorcerer. Learning magic at the Thorbjorg Prep School was interesting, once she got past the fears for her immortal soul. But with fifth graders not being allowed out of the magical realm, Cary and her friends are stuck behind at school for Christmas break.

When the school's own traditions are waylaid by ogres breaking onto campus, the students at TPS realize that their world isn't as safe as they think it is. With mysteries surrounding them, filling the magical realm, the students fight back with knowledge and a new newspaper to spread it. Although, a few gifts from Santa can help in any challenge.

From a young age, Cary Simms knew that she wasn't like the other boys her age. While she still wasn't sure the hows or whys, she was starting to think that it was more than just that she was a sorcerer. Moreover, that her parents were sorcerers too. But with her grandparents refusing to tell her anything about them, or how they died, Cary is left digging up the past herself.

Cary is home for summer break, after an interesting first year at Thorbjorg Prep. But as she tries to settle into her usual summertime activities, something feels a bit off. Things aren't quite the same as they usually are at home. With her preference of the AMV bible over the old KJV that her grandparents raised her on, there aren't many options for churches in the human realm. More and more, Cary feels at odds with her grandparents and with the life she had once known.

From a young age, Cary Simms knew that she wasn't like the other boys her age. While she still wasn't sure the hows or whys, she was starting to think that it was more than just that she was a sorcerer. However, most sorcerers don't have familiars like Cary did. And when the students at her sorcerer school, Thorbjorg Prep, notice Cinnamon for the first time, everyone starts looking at Cary like she was a witch. Worse was when a mysterious ring goes missing at the school, and everyone started looking at Cary as the culprit.

Cary's mysterious aunt shows up unexpectedly for Christmas this year. But when her gift to Cary, a white mask, works differently in the magical realm, Cary is left wondering why her reflection started making her smile.

With Cary only just coming to terms with her identity, the last thing she wanted to do was tell her grandparents about it. So, she decides to avoid them, opting to hang out with her friend Siobhan instead. The city of Avalon is a wonderous place, hiding many treasures within its walls. And many secrets as well. But when the UAMR counsel can't handle those secrets, who can?

As the fairy mushroom forest dies off, more of the peoples hidden within are forced out into the open. This includes one small tribe of giants that are more civilized than their brethren. When they request to be included in the Unified Alliance of the Magical Realm, one of their children is invited to start at TPS on a trial basis.

Things are coming to a head in the magical realm. With the fairy rings starting to die off in greater numbers, the only solution to the problem is the graffiti portals. But when the only person that knows the spell is still avoiding attention, the only way to find them is to put all the bounty hunters on notice.

Cary enters eighth grade, and is finally assigned a house to specialize in. Despite her issues with illusion in the past, she was still expecting to end up in Sight House. However, when she's assigned to Battle, no one is more surprised than her.

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