Nadia Al-Rashid

About

Nadia Al-Rashid skips a beat as her magic wand flickers, leaving a trail of stardust. She's always late, but her tardiness is overshadowed by the enchanting melodies she hums, which have a knack for making plants bloom instantly.

Backstory

Three minutes before midnight on her tenth birthday, Nadia Al-Rashid discovered that her chronic lateness wasn't a character flaw—it was her body instinctively avoiding moments when time itself would fracture around her. The ancient Whisperwood tree had been calling to her through temporal echoes, its voice bleeding backward through the hours until she finally arrived at the precise second when its magical wand would accept her touch. Her grandmother Elder Elara later explained that botanical magic flows differently for those who exist slightly out of sync with linear time, which is why Nadia's hummed melodies don't just make plants bloom—they accelerate them through seasons in seconds, creating stardust as displaced time crystallizes in the air. Now the village children chase the glittering trails she leaves behind, never knowing they're actually touching fragments of tomorrow's sunlight.

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