New-Age Wicca

            I'm a Wicca. I guess you figured that one out already. But it's not as bad as it seems. Okay, I know I'm going to have the forces of hell chasing me and all that but I'm fighting for the good of the world. I have been told I'm a talented and gifted musician.
            I was born in San Francisco, California and I was hooked into the music scene. I began singing when I was eight and it went from there. I always knew there was something different about me.
            On my fifteenth birthday, I got a bigger surprise then a car. I met my first demon. It attacked me when I was walking home from a movie with a friend. It was scary, but somehow I knew what to do and ended up incinerating the demon into ashes. This is also when I met a Watcher, he had been following both of us evidently.
            Okay, so I found out I was potentially a very powerful witch. These things flow in families apparently. It wasn't guaranteed I was even going to have world altering power at all. I could get skipped and live a long happy life.
            Right.
            The Watcher told me about the Slayer that basically wouldn't die, Buffy. I was extremely curious about this. Buffy had died? Twice? What's with that? She lived on a Hellmouth and has a gang or something. Humph. I thought this Slayer gig was a solo trip.
            I informed the Watcher that if there was a Hellmouth, that's where I needed to be. He didn't like that idea, of course, but I convinced the band I was playing in that this club called the Bronze would be a killer place to showcase.
            You might be asking about my parents by this time. They died when I was four. My aunt raised me until my sister turned eighteen and got guardianship. She's my bass player. She also has no clue what I am or what she may be. I take this secret thing pretty seriously.
            So we came to Sunnydale. At first, I thought all the talk about this big Hellmouth was just that, talk. But a look at the death toll and amount of neck injuries at the hospital confirmed I was in the right place. So I got comfy.