The Albus Severus Potter: The Son of Harry Potter

Once upon a time, after the defeat of Voldemort, Harry and Ginny sent their children, Lily James Potter, James Potter, and Albus Severus Potter, off to Hogwarts. However, rumors began to circulate about Voldemort having a son named Blagoy Riddle, the new heir of Slytherin, seeking revenge on Harry and his family.

Concerned about their safety, Harry suggested to Ginny and their friends that it might be best for them all to stay at Hogwarts to protect their children and keep an eye on them, fearing something might happen. Agreeing with Harry's intuition, they all decided to remain at Hogwarts.

Albus Severus Potter, Harry's son, then performed a magic spell to reveal the past, which unveiled Blagoy Riddle and his father Voldemort discussing their plans for revenge. They overheard Voldemort telling his son that if he were to ever be defeated by Harry and if something were to happen to him, Blagoy would be responsible for seeking vengeance.

This revelation left Harry feeling angry, wondering why Hogwarts hadn't informed him about Voldemort's potential son. Determined to confront the situation, Harry gathered all the students, teachers, Hagrid, Ron, Hermione, and even Draco and his family, and informed them about the existence of Blagoy Riddle and the potential threat he posed.

As the days passed at Hogwarts, Blagoy Riddle made his presence known, intimidating everyone with his resemblance to Voldemort. Despite his young age, he exhibited a dark and malevolent nature, causing fear among the Hogwarts community.

Unbeknownst to them, Blagoy had the ability to read minds and observe them secretly. This made everyone uneasy, knowing that their thoughts were not safe from him.

Blagoy's behavior became increasingly erratic, as he spent his days drinking and isolating himself in the secret chamber. Concerned, Harry expressed his unease about Blagoy's actions to the others, suspecting that he might not be the true heir of Voldemort.

Hermione voiced her suspicions, suggesting that Blagoy might be an impostor pretending to be the new Voldemort, rather than his actual son. This revelation startled everyone, raising doubts about Blagoy's true identity and intentions.

Blagoy, overhearing their discussions, confronted them about their suspicions. He revealed that he was not Voldemort's son, but rather a wizard named Professor Blagoy, who was at Hogwarts to teach the children about defense against dark magic. He explained that he had been pretending to be evil to test their resilience and readiness to face dark forces.

Feeling remorseful for his previous actions, Blagoy apologized to Professor McGonagall and the others for his threatening behavior and assured them that he meant no harm. He asked to be called Professor Blagoy instead of Blagoy Riddle, emphasizing his desire to distance himself from his dark past.

Relieved by this revelation, Harry and the others accepted Professor Blagoy's apology and welcomed him as a trusted ally. With Blagoy's guidance, the Hogwarts community united to strengthen their defenses against potential dark threats, ensuring the safety of the school and its students.

And so, Hogwarts continued to stand as a beacon of hope and resilience against the shadows of the past, with Professor Blagoy leading the way in educating the next generation of witches and wizards in the fight against darkness.

The end.