Harry goes to Hogwarts after growing up in an Orphanage, where he learned all about a certain Tom. He makes friends (allies) and he may become a dark lord in the process, that is if he doesn't fall in love with one first. And he does it all with his...
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Summary: Harry takes a trip to the Alley
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Harry was stuck. He had been staring at this brick wall for at least 10 minutes, and was honestly almost regretting telling that black haired professor (assistant? He still didn't know if he was a professor or not) that he didn't need help. Almost. But he'd sit here and stare at the wall as long as needed until the entrance magically appeared. The letter that the 'oh-so-kind' Dumbledore gave him had a map of Diagon Alley enclosed, and from what Harry's spectacle covered eyes could see, this was supposed to be the entrance. He could probably ask Tom -the man who worked at the leaky cauldron- but he didn't feel like it at the moment. So with that being said, Harry laid his hand on the brick wall, running it along the bricks that had a different texture; nothing happened.
Harry did the next best thing he could think of -what he probably should've done in the first place- and pushed against that barrier in his core, surging the essence of whatever it was into his hand, and then ran it along the different textured bricks.
The stone shuffled to form into an archway, and Harry scoffed. How could i be so stupid? It's a magical wall of course you need magic to open it! Gah. he stepped through the arch and into the open street way filled with... people? Witches and wizards? Harry didn't know.
The shops were different from any mundane shop; instead of food, clothes, toys, books- these had brooms, cauldrons and wands! But of course these had clothes, toys, books, and food too.
