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Califor Weishart 

First mention (by name): 6.37 E 
First appearance: 6.37 E 
Species: Human
Status: Deceased
  1. Califor
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6.37 E
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6.37 E  “Yes, Miss Califor.”
6.37 E  “I know, Miss Califor. I’ll do my best not to embarrass you.”
6.37 E  The chatter in the young voice made the woman named Califor pause. The fear wasn’t born of nothing, nor was the seriousness with which she gave the matter thought. Her mare plodded forwards as the woman thought, then nodded to herself and replied sharply.
6.37 E  The girl nodded rapidly and her pony, snorting, decided its rider wasn’t in control. It stopped to nibble at a weed growing by the road. Miss Califor, noticing the pause, glared at the pony. The pony looked up, noticed the glare, and quickly trotted forwards so the two were side-by-side again. The girl blushed and gripped the reins more tightly; Miss Califor just sighed again.
6.37 E  The girl nodded rapidly and her pony, snorting, decided its rider wasn’t in control. It stopped to nibble at a weed growing by the road. Miss Califor, noticing the pause, glared at the pony. The pony looked up, noticed the glare, and quickly trotted forwards so the two were side-by-side again. The girl blushed and gripped the reins more tightly; Miss Califor just sighed again.
6.37 E  She waited for the nod from the girl at her side. And the slight smile the older woman gave reassured the girl. If she minded her manners, all would be well. That was all Nanette had to do; and all Miss Califor had to do was be…Miss Califor.
6.37 E  She waited for the nod from the girl at her side. And the slight smile the older woman gave reassured the girl. If she minded her manners, all would be well. That was all Nanette had to do; and all Miss Califor had to do was be…Miss Califor.
6.37 E  Slowly, Miss Califor got off her horse and shoved past a rough man with a sword. He blinked and the [Bandit Leader] looked down at her as she stood on his left. The woman turned her head and called at her ward.
6.37 E  Miss Califor sighed. She looked up at the [Bandit Leader] and shook her head.
6.37 E  “Yes, Miss Califor.”
6.37 E  The [Bandits] stormed after the pair, those without horses running to catch up. Ahead of them, Miss Califor considered their lead and the approaching village with narrowed eyes. Her apprentice, Nanette, clutched her horse’s reins, white-faced.
6.37 E  “Miss Califor, they’re catching up!”
6.37 E  “Miss Califor!”
6.37 E  The [Bandit Leader], Jek, had a Skill. He was riding twice as fast at the two [Witches]. And his bloody axe was raised. Miss Califor turned in her saddle. She eyed Jek balefully, and looked ahead. And up. As he drew level with her, the man raised his axe. And she said only this:
6.37 E  Beniar roared as he galloped after another [Bandit], sword drawn. Nanette, shaking, let her horse slow, and Miss Califor, her lips pursed, regarded the [Bandits] and [Riders].
6.37 E  “Y-yes Miss Califor?”
6.37 E  The girl was pale beneath her hat. She looked at the woman, the [Witch]. Califor shook her head briskly.
6.37 E  “But what if they’d seen through your illusion? Miss Califor? Or if the adventurers hadn’t caught up—or if—”
6.37 E  She looked up at last. And then, overhead, she saw her. Alevica, her broom parked high overhead, swooped down. Nanette nearly fell out of her saddle. The younger [Witch] tipped her hat to Califor, and the older [Witch] grudgingly inclined hers an inch.
6.37 E  “Wotcha, Nanette! And Califor! There’s [Bandits] all about today!”
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