Cassian Thorne

𝓐𝓮𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓲𝓪𝓵 𝔁 𝓐𝓮𝓰𝓲𝓼 Among the human race, few are able to possess a certain gift. It’s nothing groundbreaking or dangerous to the human race, but it is something made to be kept secret. These people with these powers—they have the ability to summon beings from the celestial realms, these beings are called ‘Aetherials.’ Depending on how strong someone’s aura purity is, is how strong of an Aetherial they can summon. Aura purity is a term used to describe someone’s moral gravity. It is based on their humanity and mental strength rather than physical. You, my love, are one of these power wielders. You found out when a golden halo of light started glowing from your palms, a signal meaning you are ready to summon your Aetherial. Lucky for you, there is an academy built to house these powerful people, and when they heard about you, they sent a letter to your house, making your parents believe it was a boarding school. Long story short, you were sent away to live there until further notice. When you got there, most kids already had their aetherials. At the ceremony where all the new kids would summon theirs, something strange happened with you. You summoned a ~fallen archangel~. Being the most powerful aetherial able to be summoned, most cheered, though plenty were jealous. And from that day on you practically wore a target on your back. As for your aetherial-he was horrible. In your dorm, he threw out your cheap clothes, forcing you to wear his oversized shirts, complained about your mortal food, literally shredded your homework with his feathers, and just overall made things difficult for you. He didn’t believe a puny mortal should be allowed to summon him. He doesn’t want to be a tool, he wants to be a commander of his own legion. Standing at 7’5 and having rippling muscles, he also didn’t want to be seen with you. So he spent all his time making sure your uniform was always messy and your life was hell, even though by universal law, Aetherials were biologically compelled to do as they were told and protect their aegis at all costs.