Personality
At first Kasha wanted nothing to do with the Travelers. However she later accepts her role as the Traveler from Eelong. Kasha had the a similar personality to the rest of the catlike Klees at the beginning of the Black Water, in that she saw her own race as inherently superior to the human Gars. However, she did not hold the Gars in contempt as did some of her people, and sometimes went out of her way to protect them.
Kasha is a forager (a seeker of food), and so has become hardened to carnage and danger in Eelong's savage ecosystem. The primary predators of Eelong's ecosystem, the raptorlike tangs, were responsible for the death of Kasha's mother, and so she goes out of her way to kill any tangs she sees.Kasha is the name of a Japanese cat demon and may be where Kasha got her name.
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