Zoophobia: Alternative

There exists a story. A story of a young woman looking to make her way in the world as a guidance counselor. In her quest for vocational fulfillment, she moves to a place unlike any she has visited before.
This is NOT that story.
Enter Ryan Walker, an 18-year old loner. He really, REALLY cannot stand people. If he is ever seen around others, he will make it very clear that it is not of his own volition. Ryan carves out a life for himself on the streets of Hamilton, Ontario, making a living by playing the electric guitar for money... and possessing a wellspring of telekinetic prowess, a trait all but nonexistent in modern humans. Fortunately for him, hardly anybody ever sees him use that power, and nobody believes those who do.
One afternoon after a day of street performing, Ryan is approached by a mysterious woman who seems unnaturally interested in him specifically. The woman, named Kaycee, makes Ryan an offer: to come with her to a hidden society with other individuals without a place in the normal, human-dominated world, like him. He accepts, suspicious but curious about the prospect of such a society. And that's when things start to get a little bit crazy.
When Ryan arrives, he finds himself completely caught off balance by the realization that not only does the hidden society actually exist, but it is primarily populated not by humans, but by beings right out of fairy tales: Anthropomorphic animals, supernatural beasts, and creatures from myths and legends around the world. To add to the insanity, he now goes to school with these very beings, with a portion of the staff made up of this secret world's guardians.
And so, Ryan's odyssey begins, full of psychic powers, magic, spirits of nature, an upcoming music festival, and interspecies romance. Lots and LOTS of interspecies romance. And maybe, somewhere along this surreal comedy of epic proportions, Ryan will realize the alternative to his life of solitude.
Based on the webcomic by Vivienne Medrano.