Longing: A yearning desire

Caster Ziene Moria was a boy like no other. The son of Duke Ziene Moria, he was a teen artist who had a unique way of expressing his thoughts and emotions through his art. Homeschooled by his parents, Caster spent most of his days in his studio, creating masterpieces that captured the essence of love in a way that no one else could.

His art was a reflection of his soul, with hidden messages that were so deep yet so shallow at the same time. People would often stare in awe at his paintings, trying to decipher the meaning behind each stroke of his brush. But for Caster, art was not just a form of expression - it was a way of life.

Despite his talent and passion for art, Caster was also a book lover at heart. He would often skip his expensive art lessons just so he could buy new books by his favorite authors. His collection of books was vast and varied, ranging from classic literature to modern fiction. He would spend hours lost in the pages of a good book, immersing himself in the worlds created by his favorite writers.

But then, one day, his parents decided that it would be best for Caster to attend high school rather than continue to be homeschooled. At first, Caster was hesitant, unsure of how he would fit in with his peers. He was used to spending his days alone in his studio, lost in his art and books. The thought of being surrounded by other students, with their cliques and social hierarchies, was daunting to him.

As Caster started high school, he faced many challenges. He struggled to make friends, feeling like an outsider in a world that seemed so different from his own. He found it hard to relate to his classmates, who were more interested in gossip and social media than art and literature. But Caster refused to change who he was to fit in with the crowd. He remained true to himself, finding solace in his art and books.

What problems will he face? how will he solve the problems? only fate can tell

... Is he even Caster?