mysteriousmissy26
Dumbledore expected James Potter's eldest daughter to be another neglected, easily guided child.
He was wrong.
She never went to the Dursleys. She went to Rome.
Valeria Potter, daughter of James and Bellona, goddess of war, was raised at Camp Jupiter under her sister Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano. There she learned discipline, strategy, and loyalty long before she ever held a wand.
By the time Hogwarts calls, Dumbledore expects a timid girl.
Instead, he gets a Roman legionnaire-and a Slytherin.
Valeria follows rules and respects authority, but she knows when honor overrides orders.
Two years later, she meets Harry Potter and immediately sees the truth: her brother was not protected.
And she intends to find out why.
When she reports back to Reyna, the wizarding world learns a simple lesson:
You do not harm a Roman legionnaire's family.
Especially a daughter of Bellona.
Potter by blood. Roman by upbringing. Daughter of war. Loyal to the Twelfth Legion.
Dumbledore wanted obedience.
He got it-just not to him.