Witch Usernames Novels & Stories

My hair’s piled on top of my head in a messy knot, my skin bare, my eyes tired but alert. The cursor blinks in the “Create Account” box. Username. I stare at it for a long time. What name belongs to me when I strip away all the ones I’ve been given; Mrs. Hernandez, Dorothy the cancer patient, Dorothy the fragile wife, Dorothy the obedient daughter? None of those fit. Not anymore. RainWitch. I type it in. It feels dramatic in the right way. Private but rebellious. I imagine rain soaking through everything fake until only the truth is left behind. Witches aren’t afraid of being misunderstood.

“I’ll have you know that Jenkins is also a popular English name.” Snorting with laughter, Calum shakes his head and types in a username. It works. “Not bad,” I tell him and read out the username he chose. “Caldissick.” “It’s the same as that of my YuuTube channel.” “Nice. You have to create an account for me.” “I will,” he promises.

They are even holding a banner with our written logo; some have their names on it. I can't help but smile when I saw someone was holding a banner with my screen name on it. “MUSK” Jay insisted on changing my screen name for I am now playing for the group and not as a live streamer, it does sound like a mask, so I didn’t mind.

Jake Two hours later, Jake headed back to the basement. Warren’s knuckles were coated in blood and all Devon did was laugh at the detective. Both men turned to look at him when he opened the door and he grinned. “Do you know who I am?” “Should I?” Devon asked with a sneer. “Jake Savage,” he said with a smirk. “But my friends call me Wrath.” Devon’s eyes widened. “You’re Wrath?” “You took my sister and tried to have me killed in prison.”

another voice replied. That was Cassienne's Tina’s lips curved slightly as curiosity sharpened. “Today, I won’t be playing as NULLWRAITH,” Cassienne continued calmly. “I’ll be using Obsidian_13. People are already suspicious that the two usernames belong to the same person.” Tina’s breath hitched. So it was true. “Yes,” Dreston said, his tone controlled, “but nothing has been confirmed. And that’s all that matters. Officially, my company hired a player. End of story.”