Seas of the Future

Another mission, successful, a job well done. A young half genie being brought to her new home. Caius was happy to of helped, the young girl was probably a little confused and feeling lost, the whole thing can be hard on kids.

He walked around the boat, his hand on the railing as he looked out over the water. They'd be at the island soon, the girl would be enrolled in the school, just like the many other children he'd brought to the island.

As he turned the corner he found her, there looking over at the ocean. Caius tilted his head curiously and stepped beside her, "hello Sapphire," he said giving her a small smile, "we'll be arriving soon."

Caius was rarely surprised anymore, he'd seen a lot, but he couldn't help but raise an eyebrow as the young girl threw the boxers into the sea. "Now where did you get those?" he asked her, a small chuckle escaping him.

"Looks like you've found entertainment," one wouldn't guess he was good with kids, given his stoic appearance. "That's good, it makes the trip go by faster," probably not the best way to keep oneself busy, but now wasn't the time to talk to her about that.

"When we get there I can show you around the school," most scouts just dropped the kids off, Caius liked to help them settle in. "Get you something decent to eat."

"Creation is a good gift, the ability to make," his voice was calm, kind, "so many powers are based around destruction, creation can be much more special." He'd seen a lot in his life, a lot of death and destruction, the ability to create was better in his mind.


"And yes, they have uniforms for you," he nodded, "there nice, you'll like them." He hummed quietly in thought, "when we get to the island I know someone who'd love to make you some dinner when we get there." His nose twitched, "her name's Sophia, she works as a counselor at the school, she lives with me."

"She's a better cook then I'll ever be," he checked quietly, "you'll like her." He looked to her, kids often took coming to the island hard, but Sapphire seemed to be taking it in stride.

Whenever a scout brought a child to the school, that's usually where it ended, but he'd decided to open his home up to this girl, take her in. "The islands a lot different than the rest of the world, some of its...well some it's like all the rest of the world combined, pieces of it anyways."

"I'll give you a tour of the city once you're settled in, lots to see," the magical island lived up to its secret namesake, "anything you can think of, the island has."

He sniffed the air, "I have children, I think they'll like you, new friend to play with." She'd get a good home, immediately be around kids her age, it'd be good for them all.