What if Luz never went through the portal? Y/n, is on the run with her mother Eda and brother King. While running away from the Emperors coven, Eda decided it was a good idea to send King and y/n through the portal to the human realm. Now, y/n and King are on earth and have been taken in by Camila. Will the Clawthorne siblings ever get home? Will the Noceda family find out about y/n being a witch? How will Luz react to the siblings? How will Camila react to the siblings? And who will confess first? Read to find out I DO NOT own anything except the storyline and a few characters This was inspired by MorningMark's "Witches Among Humans" comic

(Y/n) (L/n) is Luz's best friend next door since childhood. The moment where the two found out that they are both big fans of fantasy, it just, clicked for the two. It was nice for a while until both their mother's had decided to send them both to a Reality Check Summer Camp. What happens when they both enter through a door to another place that a dou of nerds ever dreamed of came true? HAVE FUN YOU CRAZY KIDS! 😁✨

The reader will be treated as they/them. When the scout y/n became the Raven Watcher everything changed. They were only 14 at the time, many people would call them a prodigy but they knew the real reason. Countless hours, days, weeks of studying magic. Who needs friends when you have a chance to get into the emperor's coven. Two years later, the Raven Watcher doesn't regret their decision. They have made their way to the top, the left hand of the emperor ...If only they could get past that brat the golden guard.

(Y/n) (L/n), the dedicated pupil of a powerful witch and the head student of the beastkeeping track at Hexside, wins a witches duel and is inducted into the esteemed Emperor's Coven where her life changes. But for better? Or for worse? [The Owl House, but with swears!] Golden Guard x Reader Cover is from Bridget Underwood's Hunting Palisman promotional image She/her pronouns, but obviously, feel free to change them. Started 6/26/22 Finished 4/19/23 103,695 words