Marvel / Supernatural / Greek Mythology / Good Omens
Pairing: Crossbones
The witch Luthis is descended from Circe, the ancient Greek goddess of potions and witchcraft. She can turn people into animals and plant earthborn servants in the ground with her teeth, making her one of the most powerful magic users in the world.
After making a foolish mistake in her youth, she vanished for nearly a century. By the time she returned to the mortal world, she was bound by an irresistible contract: to become the fairy godmother of Steve Rogers, Brock Rumlow, Wanda Maximoff, and Pietro Maximoff, and to put the children's happiness first.
At the same time, she was sold off to S.H.I.E.L.D. and became Nick Fury's personal cheat code.
Determined to regain her freedom, the young witch gets straight to work.
Steve missed out on his true love?
No problem. She'll restore Peggy to her youth. All she has to do is dig up the Fountain of Youth. The Fountain of Youth was destroyed by pirates centuries ago? Then she'll head to Asgard for the golden apples.
The Maximoff siblings want to find their father?
Easy. Storm Genosha and capture Magneto alive!
Brock... you...
Being a witch's dog is a very happy life, you know~
P.S. The female lead does not have a high-IQ cheat. She's very careless in everything she does. She accidentally drugged herself, got stuck in the sea as a dim-witted sea monster for eighty years, and only got discovered by S.H.I.E.L.D. and hauled up so her mother could rescue her after she grew too big.
Her mother is a powerful witch, and her father is a shameless, absent father from the wilds (Crowley from Supernatural).
The romance gets angsty, especially for Crossbones. The witch heroine has no conscience.
Features Greek mythology, magic, potions, folk legends, and more...
A food novel: the witch drugs people through food, and she's an excellent cook. (Anyone who eats her food is doomed.)
Theme: Making mistakes isn't scary. What's scary is not knowing how to make things right.
