An Omega's Heart. (Lumity)

First Day at Hexcide

Three things before we start. 1) There's a scene inspired by the image above! I love the art, and thought it'd be cool to base something from it!

2)Can I just say: Barcus is baby, I love him, and why doesn't he get more love?! If you look him up on Google, Viney pops up instead of him, and that makes me extremely sad.

#GiveBarcusLove!!

3) I want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for the 100+ followers I gained recently. As promised, a Lumity One shot book will be published soon from the achievement! And the best part is, I will be taking requests for chapters! If you'd like to see a certain prompt written out with Luz/Amity then sure! Want me to write a chapter based on a song? Just let me know! Once the book's first chapter comes out, anything can be requested in it's comment section.

So thank you all again, I love every single one of you! Now let's get on with the story, shall we?

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When Luz walked into the huge school, she was unsure of herself almost immediately.

She may still be sore after the fight at the Knee-- her back being extra stuff from being thrown back into a rock and the gash on her forehead throbbing painfully-- but even that was thrown to the back of her mind. Luz was sure it all started when she'd taken her suppressants this morning, like she usually did when she was going anywhere, and she realized she only had a few more pills left. She had saved her backups for her rut, but that'd only left her with a enough for at least a week of school. After that, everyone would know she's an Alpha. The thought scared her a little, and made her guts turn until she felt like running to the bathroom and just sitting there, but she needed to bare it if only this once. It was probably just first day jitters anyway. However, when she caught sight of Willow and Gus, her mind was put at ease. She had friends that knew and accepted her, and that was all she needed right now.

"Heya guys!" The Latina yelled as she hopped over to the two witches who both jumped, slightly startled. But after the shock was over, both gave Luz warm smiles. The two directed her to Principal Bump's office, where they then parted ways and agreed to meet up at lunch. So she went to principal Bump and started the sign up process, which included choosing a coven. But Luz wanted to learn everything, and experience all types of magic but Bump said no. So, he put her in one of the easiest tracks, potions. And honestly, Luz took this as an insult. To not only her hard work, but to her style of magic. She could do any and all of the tracks if she tried hard enough and did more research. However, she did have to agree, it would be a good starting point in her studies. It was something that didn't require spell circles like illusions, plant Magic, or even abomination studies.

But she also liked the potion track for it's verity. You could make a potion for anything, from healing spells to love spells! Or at least, that's what Luz had read. Things in the Boiling Isles may be greatly different than any book or fanfiction she may have read, so she needed to be prepared for anything! But as soon as she stepped through the door and saw that one girl with the three eyes-- Bob? Beth? Bosko? Boscha! That was it!-- Boscha, she knew this was going to be a living nightmare.

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It was finally lunch time, and when Luz said she was happy to leave that class, she meant it. Boscha wouldn't leave her alone while constantly trowing things at her, messing up her notes, "borrowing" her ingredients. Luz was honestly surprised her Alpha hadn't tried to slip from it's suppressants again, just to bite the girl's head off. And she didn't know if she considered this lucky, or the exact opposite.

She'd found the table pretty easily, having been there once before, and say beside Willow and across from Gus. They greeted her like always, with warm smiles and friendly conversation. Luz honestly felt more at home at this lunch table than she'd ever felt on Earth, and she knew it was a horrible thing to say. But it was wholeheartedly true.