Ghost Hour at Hogwarts

Hoggy Warty Hogwarts, Teach Us Something Please~

*Rams Head through wall, avoiding eye contact with y'all* Here is a new chapter, merry Christmas or whatever it is you're celebrating, if at all.
Please don't kill me for my late (very very late) update. I was hunting my inspiration for this chapter and it took a while. I tried really hard to write this but it still took so long. Then there was also this small issue called 'my personal life' that just wouldn't leave me alone and my thirst to write short fics for another site.
Anyways, enjoy the chapter. They finally go to Hogwarts!

Previously:
Harry, Sirius and Danny had a heart to heart. Harry managed to learn more about his new magic and Danny managed to convince Poindexter to go after the Dursleys for revenge. Meanwhile, Voldemort is on the hunt for ghosts and sent some of his minions to Amity Park
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The following one and a half weeks, the time leading up to the beginning of their fifth year, weren't as relaxing as Harry and Danny had hoped.

Sure, Danny passed all of his exams with flying colours (their professors were both proud and suspicious) but he didn't expect anything less. It did feel nice though to see that he wasn't a bad student after all- but again, he used to be a straight A student until the accident. Without all the ghost fights and otherworldly interruptions, he got the studying part down.

His ghost powers were also a great help. And since they were a part of him, he also didn't cheat (a fact he had to remind himself of quite often, he absolutely hated cheating since C.A.T.s).

The Golden Trio was barely on speaking terms and by now Harry was just too fed up with his best friends to try and reconcile. He hoped that once they got to Hogwarts and had more space, they'd automatically calm down.

Still, it left a bitter aftertaste in his mouth when Ron became the new Prefect. Hermione was a given but Ron? Harry wasn't quite sure what to think about that particular choice. On one hand, he was happy for the red head who wanted to prove himself so badly, on the other hand, Harry was sure that Neville would have been a better option. Or Seamus, maybe even himself. To be fair, it probably shouldn't be him, seeing as he breaks the school rules more often than any other student in his year.

Maybe he was just jealous. And still angry. And miffed because nothing good seemed to happen to him- ever.

But that wasn't true anymore, was it?

He has escaped the Dursleys (and hadn't that been a scary interaction when he asked Danny after his revenge plans and his twin just grinned with sharp teeth and glowing eyes?), his uncle Sirius acknowledged him, he became the heir to the House of Black, survived Dementors and a sham of a trial and not to mention has a twin brother who he knows will never leave his side again.

All in all, his summer break went from bleak to eventful. And although he was still mad at certain people that haven't mentioned Danny before, it had been interesting to learn about their reasoning. Because of the Prophecy, Lily and James kept it a secret that they would have twins (they apparently thought Voldemort would definitely come after them if he knew about the third possible child) and after their deaths, Dumbledore didn't think it prudent to mention his assumed dead twin.

To the world he was still a single child and Sirius and Remus? Well, they had been told to keep it secret and to be fair, Sirius had other problems to deal with in the past two years to mention Danny. Remus had been too loyal to Dumbledore still to tell Harry (and they didn't have the best relationship in all honesty) and Pettigrew had promised to never mentioned the second child back then. Because of course the traitor wouldn't mention it. Ha.

That had been a mistake on his parents part: trusting others. Remus, Sirius and Wormtail knew about the twin children. And one of them turned traitor. Voldemort did exactly as Lily had feared and believed that the chances to find the child of the Prophecy was higher if he went after two out of three children in one fell swoop.