Aftermath Of Abandonment ✔

Chapter - 3

Chapter - 3

As Hadrian ordered the elf to leave, his eyes turned and heard the emeralds. His eyes were glowing with power, and his magic was visible to the people he surrounded. When he identified them to be death eaters headed by Fenrir Greyback, the notorious werewolf who was responsible for the many of the children affected by a curse, killing and raping minors and women in front of their male family members, then & there, he had decided to end them there without any mercy showering upon them.

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The Order of the Phoenix convened urgently at Grimmauld Place as concern mounted over the lack of information about Hadrian. As Hadrian instructed, Remus reinforced the protective wards around the house, adding to the growing sense of unease among the members. As the rest of the group gathered, apprehension was evident on their faces. After a tense few minutes, everyone settled in, awaiting Minerva's lead as she assumed the Order's leadership.

Upon arriving at Grimmauld Place, everyone was taken aback by the transformed appearance of the house. The once dreary and desolate atmosphere had been replaced by a lively energy, with many hyperactive and industrious elves bustling about. Among them was Kreacher, who seemed to have regained his sanity. Meanwhile, Molly was noticeably agitated, casting fierce glances at the elves. Her attempts to assert authority and manage the household had been met with resistance, as she had fallen victim to elf magic.

As tensions rose and voices clamoured for control of the meeting, Remus finally reached his limit. With a firm tone, he issued an ultimatum, warning that he would adjourn the gathering if the disruptive behaviour continued. Gradually, the room fell quiet as the group realised the gravity of the situation. Seizing the opportune moment, Minerva rose from her seat, ready to assume the mantle of leadership within the Order of the Phoenix.

Minerva stood tall at the front of the room, her eyes piercing as she addressed the gathered members. "We are here today to discuss the troubling disappearance of Harry Potter. He was abandoned by Mr Weasley and Ms Granger in their time of need, leaving them unable to complete the task assigned to them by the late Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore. So, I ask you all: does anyone have any clue as to his whereabouts?" As she spoke, the eyes of the assembly turned accusingly towards Hermione and Ron, their expressions a mix of disgust and disdain.

"Well, Professor, wherever Harry is, he is fine now that these two left him at his own devices," George started.

" The man who lived a crappy childhood with his magic-hating relatives and survived it is not any miracle that he can't live through---"

"--- This war, because if he can survive the war from the age of 15 months old, that is the day when his parents were murdered, then this war is nothing for him because he has only two goals now," George continued. "One, to kill the said the dark lord and second, to kill Bellatrix Lestrange as she has snatched Harry's father, Sirius Black, from his life.

"As now these two are not hanging to him to report each activity he has ever done to the Headmaster, he will be free, and if we know him correctly, he is like a reformed Phoenix with a thirst for revenge for everything bad or worst ever has done to him by the people."

"And we are warning you to get ready once this war ends. You, people, will see Lord Potter-Black but not Harry Potter and get ready to be sued by law and mother magic because he will not leave anyone who contributed to the plan made by the Headmaster."

"---- In fact, we should say our late Headmaster is lucky to be dead because if he was alive, then he can face severe consequences for screwing with Harry Potter, and we would have a front-row to see that happening, and we would enjoy it," Fred completed, looking at his mother, younger siblings, and Hermione, who had gone pale after listening to their twin's speech.