Superpowered reality, at least. You didn't say if you and your people decided to go the hero route.

[ His people being mutants, who he did describe as being public but disliked and feared. She can't imagine it would be very comfortable to get attention in the public without doing something with those abilities, but she is used to hiding what she's capable of. ]

Magicians and witches, we're definitely not that.

[ They can afford to be, being secret, but she has no way of knowing what she'd do if her identity did become public. Especially with her goddess powers. People had started to pray to her, and she answered those prayers, but it was all so new. And it was only made aware of by the types who would respond positively to it. She was lucky that way. They aren't villains though, or heroes, just sort of living their lives. Existing with magic ].

My friend Eliot is over in Thorne. They have more cities and a giant castle, which suits him, but I'm not sure I'd choose that either. They're apparently very controlling.

[ Julia doesn't love being told what to do and has a tendency to get a little rebellious under the wrong kind of authority. It's for the best she didn't end up there. Eliot is from her world, the only one she knows of, and she knows not everyone gets that. She saw him in Nocwich and it changed everything in a good way, to know she's not alone, even if they're a long way away. ]

If I believe in meant to be ... I'd say this is where I should be, whether I like it or not.

[ The gods. She has to find them, eventually. It's the only way. ]