Schizophrenic

"Professor McGonnagall?" Harry called after her trying to control his breathing. He knew something wasn't right, after all why else would the current headmistress call him the school a year after the great Battle at Hogwarts? "You better be ready, Potter." He told the Professor that she had silently arrived in her cat form and had now changed into a human again. "After all I've been through, Professor, I'm not surprised at all anymore." He replied now following through to the door that led to Professor Dumbledore's old office. "Ah, but that will change everything, young man." The door opened and all Harry saw was long blond hair that glowed strangely and all the pictures looked startled looking at the girl except Dumbledore's. "Harry, meet Merope Sara Riddle." Minerva spoke in a loud voice, drawing the attention of the girl who turned to look at Harry. Harry froze. The girl's face reminded him of something familiar…something very familiar. And the last name... It was Voldemort's last name. "Mérope Sara LISBON." He corrected the girl who got up smoothly and approached Harry with a smile. "It's a great pleasure to meet you, Harry Potter." Harry looked to Minerva for help in understanding. "I know it's weird for someone to say this, but..." She sighed, squeezing Harry's hand. "Thank you for killing my father." As Harry had suspected she was related to Voldermort, but... How was that possible? Dumbledore had never told him anything about it. Nobody ever knew anything about it.

Schizophrenic

Many years ago - you could say centuries - the triwizard tournament was created, in which the three best schools of magic would compete with each other with only one student from each school who would be chosen for a magical artifact: the goblet of fire. However, as successful as this championship was, it was expressly forbidden to hold this tournament after a few years of operation because it presented a risk to the lives of those chosen. After many years the tournament was held again, but there were changes in the rules and in 1994 the Hogwarts student, Cedric Diggory ended up dying at the end of the last test. Luckily, the tournament was not banned, but faced several problems such as the Second Wizarding War and remained another period without being held. Today, the new generation of wizards - the offspring of the most well-known wizards in history - is about to enter another year of competition. Beauxbatons and Durmstrang are against Hogwarts again, but just when all seems to be going well, something unusual has happened: a new prophecy is given. There is a new Dark Lord among the young, but it will not be Voldemort or a reincarnation of him and the only one who can defeat him will be a child of courageous lineage, as the prophecy says. The problem is that no one knows who it could be and for some reason the schools want to stick together this year, as they know the new Dark Lord won't make the same mistakes as Tom Riddle.

MLC Hoat

What if Draco Malfoy had been born a girl? Summer, 1996. Lucius Malfoy is in Azkaban, the Dark Lord has moved into Malfoy Manor, and the family's heiress, who was supposed to be a son, has just been given the Dark Mark and a task: kill Albus Dumbledore before the school year is out. If she fails, her father will have nothing left to come home to. Draconia Malfoy is twenty. Her aunt Bellatrix taught her Occlumency by screaming at her, and there's one memory she hides even from the Dark Lord: at the Yule Ball, she dragged Harry Potter onto the dance floor and, for a few minutes, told him the truth. It ended badly. A year and a half later, Harry helped send her father to Azkaban. Now, in sixth year, Harry is sure she's become a Death Eater. He's right. And he can't stop following her. Half-Blood Prince, retold from both sides: enemies to lovers, a redemption that comes at a price, and a love that doesn't absolve. It forces a choice. (Genderswap AU. Everyone is four years older than in canon, so twenty in sixth year, and there's no romance before eighteen.) Dual POV: Harry and Draconia.

reynaf

Rosalinda Fox está no último ano em Hogwarts, dividida entre o sonho de se tornar curandeira, as amizades que tornam seus dias mais leves e um sentimento antigo que nunca conseguiu abandonar: sua paixão por Draco Malfoy. O problema é que o garoto que ela guarda na memória não parece ter muito em comum com o rapaz arrogante e cruel que ele se tornou. E, depois de um confronto que nenhum dos dois parece disposto a esquecer, Rosalinda descobre que despertar a atenção de um Malfoy pode ser muito mais perigoso do que continuar amando-o em silêncio... Afinal, seu pai trabalha para Lucius Malfoy há anos. Uma ligação que trouxe conforto à família Fox, mas que também a colocou em uma posição da qual talvez não seja tão fácil escapar. Entre lembranças da infância, sentimentos contraditórios e segredos que ameaçam ir além dos corredores de Hogwarts, Rosalinda precisará descobrir se o tempo transforma as pessoas (ou apenas revela quem elas sempre foram). Porque algumas histórias começam muito antes dos protagonistas se darem conta. E nem todo sentimento guardado está destinado a florescer.

dimartinz

Harry Potter deveria ter crescido sozinho. Em vez disso, cresceu ao lado de Percy Jackson. Criados por Sally Jackson em Manhattan, os dois sempre souberam que eram irmãos muito antes de descobrirem que o mundo tinha outros nomes para eles. Aos onze anos, Hogwarts revela o primeiro segredo: ambos são bruxos. Harry vai para a Grifinória. Percy, para a Sonserina. Mas Percy guarda uma herança que nem a magia consegue explicar. Enquanto Voldemort retorna para terminar o que começou na noite em que matou os pais de Harry, antigos deuses despertam, monstros voltam a caminhar pelo mundo e Cronos prepara sua própria guerra contra o Olimpo. Duas profecias. Duas guerras. Dois irmãos que se recusam a deixar que o destino decida quem eles devem ser. Entre Hogwarts e o Acampamento Meio-Sangue, Harry e Percy descobrirão que algumas batalhas precisam ser enfrentadas juntos. Outras, sozinhos. E que antes de serem heróis, escolhidos ou peças de uma profecia, eles já eram algo muito mais importante: Família.

Três mundos. Três garotas. Uma guerra que não deveria existir. Uma profecia antiga anuncia três jovens destinadas a mudar o curso de uma guerra que ameaça muito mais do que o mundo dos bruxos ou dos semideuses. Quando Hogwarts, o Acampamento Meio-Sangue e a Audácia são obrigados a lutar lado a lado, seis jovens se veem unidos por uma missão que nenhum deles compreende completamente. Entre deuses, magia, monstros, segredos e sentimentos inesperados, eles terão apenas seis meses para se preparar. Porque os Titãs estão voltando. E, desta vez, eles sabem exatamente quem estão procurando. O problema? As três garotas também ainda não sabem quem são.