The next day Harry Potter and Daphne Greengrass woke up inside the camp of the hunters of Artemis. Both in different locations Harry woke up inside Artemis' tent. While Daphne woke up in the tent next to hers.
"Mama," cried Harry.
"Little moon how are you feeling?" asked Artemis.
"My leg still hurts a little, I am sorry I should have listened to Jophiel when she told me to be careful of the ant nest," said the five-year-old.
"Little moon, you are not in trouble, now are you ready for a bit of breakfast before I have Zoe and Pheobe teach you how to handle weapons?" asked Artemis
Harry's stomach growled as Artemis finished talking. "Yes, Mama," he replied with a sheepish grin, his cheeks flushing with embarrassment.
Outside the tent, the camp was buzzing with activity. The hunters were preparing their gear, maintaining their weapons, and getting ready for the day's tasks. The smell of breakfast wafted through the camp, a mix of grilled meat, fresh fruits, and toasted bread.
Daphne, on the other hand, was still disoriented. She peeked out of her tent to find a girl, about seventeen with silver streaks in her hair, waiting for her.
"Hello, I am Kassandra, breakfast is ready if you want to eat, I recommend you do because you will be training with Harry," said Kassandra.
"Um okay," said the five-year-old girl, "Where is Harry?"
"Lady Artemis did tell me you both have a connection with each other, don't worry He is safe, milady would never dare harm her son," said Kassandra reassuringly.
Daphne's eyes widened. "Her... son?"
Kassandra smiled gently. "Yes, Harry is the son of Lady Artemis. It's a long story. But know that he is cherished and loved here."
"I thought gods weren't supposed to be close to their children that is what mummy told me when she took me to learn from her and Lady Artemis' angels?"
Kassandra leaned down to Daphne's level, her eyes softening with understanding. "It's true that most gods keep a certain distance from their mortal children. But Harry is an exception. Lady Artemis has always been different from the other gods. Her bond with Harry is special. Besides, every rule has its exception."
Daphne looked deep in thought, trying to process the new information. "So, Harry and I... are we going to stay here with Lady Artemis?"
"For now, yes," Kassandra replied. "Lady Artemis believes both of you are safer here, especially after the incident with the ants. But in the future, that might change. This is a place of learning and growth for both of you."
Daphne nodded slowly, taking in everything. "Okay. Can I see Harry?"
Kassandra smiled, extending her hand to the young girl. "Of course. Let's get you some breakfast first, and then you can join Harry for training."
After breakfast, Harry and Daphne were standing in a clearing in front of them were wooden training swords.
Zoe Nightshade, one of Artemis's most trusted lieutenants, and Phoebe, another skilled member of the Hunters, stepped forward. Zoe had piercing eyes that always seemed to be assessing everything around her, and Phoebe was younger with a mischievous glint in her eyes.
"Alright, you two," Zoe began, her voice strict yet not unkind. "Training is not a game. It's crucial for survival, especially in the world we live in."
Phoebe, trying to lighten the mood, winked at the children, "But that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun while we're at it."
Harry and Daphne exchanged glances, both feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension.
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Heir to the Moon (V2)
FanfictionHarry Potter is a child where strange things always happen around him, and his aunt and uncle hate him for it. One day his aunt and uncle punish him too far and a great secret to his parents is discovered.