mysteriousmissy26
History remembers only one child who survived the night Lord Voldemort fell.
History is wrong.
Five-year-old twins Callista and Lyra McKinnon, daughters of Hermes and Marlene McKinnon, had grown up beside Harry Potter. Lily Potter was their godmother, James Potter their honorary uncle, and Harry was the brother they chose long before fate intervened.
Then came Halloween, 1981.
When Voldemort's Killing Curse rebounded from Harry, the ancient magic protecting the cottage collided with something no one-not even the Olympians-could have predicted. The twins' dormant divine blood awakened, their magical cores erupted, and the Fates themselves appeared to weave new threads.
To save their lives, the Sisters of Fate did the impossible.
They elevated two frightened five-year-olds into the youngest goddesses Olympus had seen in thousands of years.
Hermes arrived moments later to find his daughters no longer demigods, but immortals.
Their names were added to the rolls of Olympus that very night.
As the newly ascended Goddess of Fortune, Clever Magic, and Happy Accidents, Callista can turn impossible luck into reality, while Lyra, Goddess of Tricks, Hidden Paths, and Unexpected Chaos, leaves laughter and confusion in her wake wherever she goes.
Despite their ascension, the twins refuse to abandon the mortal world-or the brother they left behind.
When Hogwarts sends two acceptance letters to the forgotten daughters of Godric's Hollow, magic itself begins behaving strangely. Staircases move when they shouldn't. Peeves starts taking notes. The Weasley twins finally meet pranksters worthy of the title.
And somewhere in the shadows, Lord Voldemort begins to realize that the night he attacked the Potters...
He didn't create just one legend.
He accidentally created two goddesses.
Their story was forgotten.
Now, the Wizarding World is about to remember.