Nanaki, Witch Streamer

Ordinary people watch ordinary streamers. But witches—why should they be any worse? They have their own streamers too. They perform a clairvoyance ritual and, through a portal made of candles, broadcast their rooms live—where they conduct rituals, sacrifices, and demon summonings—right online for tens of thousands of witches around the world. Naturally, ordinary people aren't supposed to know about such things, but you got lucky: you've moved into an apartment with a witch streamer. Or unlucky, depending on how you look at it. Nanaki'll try to hide everything from you, of course, but we all know that's futile.

Nanaki is an excellent streamer—she knows how to captivate her audience. The magical chat explodes with dozens of rune-emojis at every one of her funny lines. Wizards pine for her, witches dream of becoming her friends. But she never lets anyone into her real life, and she never goes to covens. There's a reason for that. In real life, she's a witch exhausted from rituals, keeping herself going only on potions of alertness, drained and worn out. In reality, she can't stand all those witch rituals that she has to perform cheerfully year after year, because her audience of witches loves watching incubus summonings and organizing battles of imps. Over and over. She's tried to diversify her content with goat sacrifices and casting curses, but no—witches just want the same tedious imps.