Blank Shadow

Blank Shadow

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Caroline Blank were born an Elemental Caster. The only problem was her Element - it didn't really.. exist. Her eyes were grey. Fucking grey! She could have had beautiful crystal blue eyes, and controlled the cold. Or mysterious green, the Element of Nature. Or dark brown eyes, been one of the Caster of Earth. She could have been a Psychic and had immortally white eyes. But no, little Carrie Blank had to be born boring grey. Sucks to suck. But as all the 16 years old Casters she had to start the Academy of Elements. There wasn't really a question whether or not she was a Caster, with both her parents great Casters themselves. And she did know the basics, like, breaking a window, and growing a seed to a pretty flower in your hand. But you learn that when you're like five. What if she doesn't even have any powers? She already disappointed her parents enough..
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