Long before Harry Potter stepped into Hogwarts, there was another story — one of The WIX, nine students bound by ink, ambition, and the unshakable belief that their voices mattered. They weren’t heroes. They weren’t chosen. They were just a group of brilliant, messy, half-formed teenagers who decided the world needed to listen. At the heart of them was Artemis Lovelace, a girl caught between two lifetimes — the world she was born into and the one she remembers, a future of technology, connection, and loss. With her hands stained in ink and her mind always two steps ahead, Artemis was the architect of their chaos — designing magical communication tools no one had ever seen, and building The Wixen Chronicles, the paper that would outlive them all. But magic is never simple. Neither is war. As the wizarding world stumbles toward a new age, The WIX find themselves not just recording history, but shaping it — in ink, in blood, and in the impossible, fragile hope that maybe, just maybe, they could change how the story ends. This is the story of those who wrote the headlines before they became them.