Cassandra Sybillus

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Cassandra Sybillus
PronounsShe/Her
Born???
Unknown
OccupationMagician
Years activeUnknown-
Creator(s) and Appearances
CreatorRevo
First AppearanceConjunction

Cassandra Sybillus is a Magician from Earth-0.

Summary

At some point, Cassandra got into a conflict with Henderson Elks over whether New York City counted as part of his territory, with the younger mage taking the position that it did not, and therefore it was open for her to claim as her own territory.

During her training, Cassandra came upon a book of arcane knowledge, which included information on how to contact and journey to the realm of Nous. After establishing contact with the elf, Cassandra became her willing student, using her knowledge to improve her own knowledge of reading fortunes.

To maintain her territory, Cassandra still required money to be able to afford her own property, as such, she established a street-side fortune telling show. It was during one of these shows that she was approached by the Sorcerers Supreme of Earth-0, who she initially assumed were hired by Henderson Elks to attempt to remove her from the area. After establishing that they weren't and what they wished to do, Cassandra provided the pair with the knowledge of how to reach Nous's Domain.[1]

Powers & Abilities

  • Magic:
    • Cassandra comes from one the oldest Mage families on Earth-0, which granted her access to training in the mystic arts, the level of which is unknown. From her family name, however, it can be inferred that it specialises in reading the fortunes of others.
    • Spatial Magic:
      • Cassandra is able to contact Nous via her link to them, and is able to use this contact to act as a conduit for them to perform their magic on Earth-0.

Notes

  • Both of Cassandra's names are references to fortune tellers from Antiquity:
    • Cassandra, or Kassandra, was a mythical Trojan priestess who was given the gift of prophecy, but was unable to get people to believe her.
    • Sybillus is derived from Sybil, the term prophetesses and oracles from Ancient Greek culture.

References

  1. Conjunction