Soulmate bonding/pairings within JK Rowling's Wizarding Universe and others. Rules are - Pairings with one character from either universe that pairs up with another person from either that universe or another. So pairing a femHarry or Hermione from...
Plot - Sydney Potter had one task. Find her biological father, confront him and then leave his life for good. But when she unexpectedly meets her soulmate and helps the Avengers defeat a psychotic robot, she finds that maybe staying is worth it.
Face Claim for Sydney Potter - Emilia Clarke
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Pairing - Thor/Sydney
Chapter Nine -
Dare You To Move Part One -
It was all so simple really; tracking down a man who just so happens to be a well-known figure to the public, and have a simple chat with the man. It would have been easy if the man was just a rich CEO, his company making millions with their gadgets and things alike but no, this man had to be more than that. He had to be a superhero, and not just any superhero; he was Ironman. Tony Stark was indeed the man she was trying to track down, and given her gifts and role in the magical community, you would think it would be easy for a powerful witch to track down a rich man, but no. She even had an insider, well, more like a friend that worked with the rich man, but she didn't want to bother him as this was her problem, not anybody else's.
She did expect to get into the building with no fuss. She had a stolen, well borrowed, key pass that allowed her to enter through the double glass doors of the building. However, what she didn't expect was to be apprehended by security the moment she walked through the Stark- sorry Avengers Tower, their thorough and completely advanced surveillance system picking up on her magic, which she cursed under breath when she realised she forgot to cast the masking spell that would hide her magic. She then cursed again when the lights and computers began to go astray at the presence of magic, the technology reacting to her magic. She really should have used her invisibility cloak, but she wanted to keep her magic secret, not scare the man.
She allowed the small security team to take her away; the team leading her to a disclosed room that was on the fourth floor of the building, and the guard holding her patted her down, fiddling with her charm bracelet, taking the key pass off her and pulling the humming stick that was buried in the inside of her boots. The guard frowned at the stick before looking around as the lights flickered before looking to her, and the woman shrugged, muttering about how a girl must protect herself even if it is stick. She didn't mind them taking her wand away, for she knew how to use wandless magic, and she was glad it wasn't the Elder Wand or otherwise there really would be a problem. But the wand was tucked away safely in its costumed made box inside her trunk that had been shrunken to a charm on her charm bracelet.
The guard shook his head, pocketing the wand and continued his pat-down, but wary of the woman. When he was satisfied he couldn't find anything else, he led the woman to an interrogation room, where he led her to a chair, gesturing to her to sit, and she did, sighing as she did. The guard had then informed her about the situation, telling her that the security cameras and sensors had picked up on unusual activities that involved her, and that it was a crime to use a key pass that wasn't hers. She frowned, just wondering how in the world did they pick up her magic when really it was supposed to shut it down as magic didn't react well to electricity
