Historias de Slytherinoc

Fred. George. Lucy. Three Weasleys born on April Fool's Day-and Molly Weasley should have known from the beginning that raising triplets was going to be trouble. Fred had the jokes. George had the schemes. And Lucy? Lucy had plans. Growing up in the Burrow surrounded by brothers and eventually one beloved baby sister, Lucy Weasley learns early that her family may not have much gold, but they have something far more important: a name with centuries of history behind it. Unfortunately, the rest of Wizarding Britain seems to have forgotten that. To the old pure-blood families, the Weasleys are poor. Insignificant. Blood traitors. Lucy is done accepting it. Then eleven-year-old Lucy arrives at Hogwarts, places the Sorting Hat upon her head, and becomes something her family never expected. A Slytherin. Suddenly Lucy is walking among the very children who were raised to look down upon her family. But rather than hide from the Weasley name, Lucy wears it like a crown. She's ambitious, cunning, frighteningly persuasive, and blessed with a silver tongue capable of turning insults back upon the people foolish enough to make them. Lucy doesn't want to become a Malfoy. She doesn't want to abandon everything Arthur and Molly taught her. She intends to prove that kindness isn't weakness, ambition isn't evil, and being called a blood traitor doesn't mean you have to stand there and take it. And when Lucy's growing influence reaches all the way to House Malfoy, something happens that Arthur Weasley never imagined possible. Lucius Malfoy offers to end the feud. Because Lucy Weasley isn't trying to escape her family's reputation. She's going to rebuild it. Wizarding Britain has spent generations laughing at House Weasley. Lucy intends to make sure they never laugh again. After all, Fred and George aren't the only dangerous Weasleys born that April Fool's Day. They're simply louder about it.

Reborn into a world of wands and archaic traditions, a seasoned Tokyo sorcerer finds herself sorted into Slytherin. She has no interest in Voldemort's war or the Ministry's rules. Her only priority? Keeping a messy-haired boy named Harry Potter breathing, and waiting for the reincarnation of the only man she ever loved: Satoru Gojo. For years, she plays the protector in the shadows, leaving a trail of broken rules and pulverized monsters in her wake. But on the final day of third year, the tether deep in her chest gives an earsplitting thrum. The sky is no longer empty.

Daughter of Lupa Aurelia Potter is no werewolf. She is something far older. Born to James Potter and Lupa, Roman goddess of wolves, Aurelia enters her third year at Hogwarts as a fiercely protective Slytherin with a true wolf form, a half-brother she'd kill to protect, and Severus Snape as the unlikely father figure she trusts above almost anyone. Then Remus Lupin arrives. To everyone else, he's the new Defense professor. To Aurelia? He's an unidentified wolf standing in her territory. And while Hogwarts worries about Sirius Black, no one realizes the greatest secret is sleeping inside Aurelia herself. At seventeen, her inheritance will awaken. Because Aurelia Potter isn't destined to become a werewolf. She's destined to become immortal.

For years, Draco Malfoy and Veda Hawthorne have been compared to one another. Same blood status. Same House. Same arrogance. Same talent for making enemies. Draco is used to being the one people are intimidated by. Veda has never been one of them. If anything, she seems to enjoy knocking him down a peg, which only makes him more determined not to let her get the better of him. By fourth year, their rivalry is practically Hogwarts folklore. But when Draco begins noticing the cracks beneath Veda's carefully maintained reputation, the line between knowing someone and understanding them starts to blur. Neither of them is particularly happy about it. TROPES/EXTRA TAGS: rivals to lovers, enemies to lovers, slow burn, childhood comparisons, mutual obsession, jealousy, secret vulnerability, pureblood drama, Slytherin x Slytherin. SHADES OF COOL draco malfoy x oc harry potter series

Severus Snape?? He fell in love?? With Lily Evans's Cousin, who is a Slytherin?? His only real academic rival since their 1st year?? Severus Snape did not intend to fall in love, especially not with Jasmin Vane, the talented and stubborn Slytherin witch who has been battling him for the position of the best student from their very first day at school. Neither of them ever thought that their competition would turn out to be much more complicated than it seems when Professor Slughorn tells them to work together on their Potions project for a whole semester. It may well happen that the one who knows you better than anyone else is precisely the last person you could ever expect to encounter. NOTE: This is a fanfiction set in the Wizarding World, and it is not official or for profit. Characters and elements from Harry Potter belong to their copyright holders ie. Rowling and WarnerBros. The original characters, plotlines, and additions created for this story are mine. Cover note: The cover artwork is partially AI-generated, specifically the OC's face. I edited the generated image and changed some of her features to better match the character as portrayed in the story. I also edited and composited the rest of the cover myself. The handwritten title on the cover is my own handwriting. I wrote this story for creative and transformative purposes. It is not connected to or approved by the original creators. PS: Forgive my spellings and punctuation errors.

She is a seventh-year Slytherin. Hogwarts' star Seeker. Seeker for the Irish National Quidditch Team. An accomplished Pokémon Trainer who defeated the Indigo Elite Four and Champion Lance himself. And, somehow, the wife of the legendary Dragon Master. She should be terrifying. Instead, she's an endlessly cheerful, fast-talking menace whose favorite words are "Yep, yep, yep!", whose Patronus and Animagus form are a little duck-billed dinosaur, and who once defeated Lance only to discover that becoming Champion involved paperwork. Her response? Absolutely fucking not. Paperwork breeds faster than bunnies in a hutch, thank you very much, and bragging rights are plenty enough. So she transforms into a dinosaur and runs. Now she's back at Hogwarts for her final year when the Triwizard Tournament arrives, bringing foreign schools, dangerous tasks, the Yule Ball, suspicious magic, and one illegally entered fourteen-year-old Harry Potter. Between professional Quidditch, NEWTs, Pokémon training, protecting the "young'uns," surviving Hogwarts, and a Dragon Master husband who keeps appearing whenever things get interesting, she has quite enough on her plate. Unfortunately, Hogwarts has never cared about anyone's schedule. And when trouble comes? The little duckbill might be adorable. But she's married to a dragon-and she's one hell of a Trainer herself.

Elayna Everheart has always noticed things she wasn't supposed to: the names her parents avoided, the locked room belonging to her missing sister Vespa and the strange things no one else seemed willing to explain. Then, in 1991, a Hogwarts letter arrives. Suddenly, Elayna learns that magic is real, her father is a wizard, and her family has been hiding far more from her than she ever realised. Sorted into Slytherin, Elayna finds something at Hogwarts she never expected: genuine friends, a place to belong and a world where being different doesn't feel like something she has to hide. But Hogwarts has secrets of its own. As Elayna begins uncovering traces of her family's hidden past, she realises her sister's disappearance may be connected to the magical world her parents tried so hard to keep from her. And some secrets don't stay buried forever.

Seraphina Carrow has always been good at pretending. Pretending the past doesn't haunt her, pretending she doesn't care what people think, pretending that the girl everyone remembers isn't the girl she became. Fred Weasley has always been trouble. A shameless flirt, a notorious troublemaker, and entirely too confident for his own good. Seraphina knows exactly what kind of boy he is because, in many ways, she's no different. They flirt. They tease. They push each other's buttons. And everyone notices. Everyone except them. To their friends, the looks across the Great Hall are obvious. The lingering touches are obvious. The way Fred always seems to find Seraphina in a crowded room is painfully obvious. Yet neither of them will admit there's anything there. Because Fred doesn't fall for girls. And Seraphina doesn't fall for anyone. They're both players. Both too proud. Both too guarded. And neither has any intention of being the one who loses. Until Fred starts getting dangerously close to the parts of Seraphina she's spent years trying to bury and perhaps the girl everyone thinks Fred could never fall for isn't just his biggest temptation. Perhaps she's his downfall. Disclaimer Harry Potter and all of its original characters, locations, concepts and other elements belong to J.K. Rowling and their respective rights holders. I do not own the Harry Potter universe or any of the canon characters featured in this story. This is a work of fanfiction created purely for entertainment and is not affiliated with or endorsed by J.K. Rowling or the Harry Potter franchise. Seraphina Carrow and any other original characters, as well as any original plotlines, relationships, scenes and additions created specifically for this story, belong to me. No copyright infringement is intended. Slytherin OC X Fred Weasley

Blair Millington has always known how to keep secrets. Her parents are Order of the Phoenix spies operating behind Death Eater cover. She is a Slytherin. She has spent her entire Hogwarts life performing a loyalty she does not feel, concealing a truth that would destroy everything if it were spoken aloud, and being very, very careful about who she lets close enough to see the difference. Fifth year arrives and with it Dolores Umbridge and her Educational Decrees. Blair finds herself in the Room of Requirement with Dumbledore's Army and a choice about which side of the war she is actually on. What she is not prepared for is Draco Malfoy - who should be her enemy and keeps failing to be. Against All Odds is a slow burn set across fifth and sixth year and then the Wizarding War. It is about war and grief and the cost of loving someone on the wrong side of both. It is about a girl who keeps secrets and a boy who keeps her safe in the only way available to him.

James Potter had two children. The world only remembered one. Before Harry Potter became the Boy Who Lived, James had a daughter with Shizuka Nekonome-a half-witch, half-yokai girl named Akari Nekonome-Potter. But Lily Evans never accepted her. Forced to choose, James sent Akari away. No visits. No promises. No return. Akari learned to stop waiting. Then James and Lily died. The daughter he abandoned became his firstborn heir-and future Lady Potter. At Hogwarts, she meets her brother, Harry. He is Gryffindor. She is Slytherin. Rivalry and resentment grow. Then the Goblet of Fire changes everything. Cedric Diggory is chosen-then two more names appear. Akari Nekonome-Potter. Harry James Potter. One entry. Two champions. Hogwarts cheers Cedric. Slytherin claims Akari. Harry blames her. During the First Task, they hide from a Hungarian Horntail. They argue. Harry snaps: "No one would care. One less Slytherin." He shoves her. The dragon breathes. Akari survives-but is horribly burned on the right side of her body. Everyone sees. Everyone hears. When she wakes, she makes her choice. She invokes an ancient rite. Harry is stripped of the Potter name. Harry James Potter becomes Harry James Evans. But the Goblet still binds them. The Tournament continues. The Second Task approaches. The maze awaits. And Akari, sensing something wrong, finally listens to her instincts. Because the Potter they threw away may be the only one who realizes- the Tournament was never meant to be won.

"Feels like we had matching wounds But mine's still black and bruised And yours is perfectly fine now..." Follow the ups and downs of Cassandra Black as she tries to find a way out of this deathly game known as Life. Cassandra and Sirius Black were two peas in a pod until they were drifted apart on the night of September 1,1971. One get a chance to be a hero while other was forced to be a pawn of the dark side. One was considered brave for leaving but what about the one who stay?? ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

The Pure-blood royalty called them the second generation Knights of Walpurgis, where they share the same belief, the pure-blood supremacist. Other storied written Slytherin too soft, too good, too angel-hearted. In this story, you will shown the trus colors of Slytherin; dominant, power, ambitious and of course, cunning. This story took place in the third year of Harry Potter's time in Hogwarts. I only own my OC's.

"Monster. Freak. Nerd. Snake. Traitor." Words swirled around Eleanor's head as she writhed in agony. The image of James Potter's fist punching her repeatedly, of Peter kicking her, of Sirius' abusive words, and of Remus Lupin's cold, calculating gaze haunted her like ghosts in the dark. "I just wish," she whispered. "For one thing." "For someone to stick up for me." Eleanor Delacour never wanted this. She never wanted to be bullied, to be tormented, to wish she could just restart her whole life. She only ever wished for one thing, all her life. She could stand the prejudice against her being French. Against her being a slytherin. Against being bullied by the marauders. But there was one thing she hated and could never understand. Why didn't anybody stick up for her?

A story of my two OCs from Hogwarts Legacy. Currently a WIP, no current romantic relationships, no publish schedule, please be patient <3

The potters made a mistake,Dumbledore made a mistake let's see if Alana and Harry can handle the promise no matter what

A broken girl comes to Hogwarts, oblivious to the secrets the castle won't keep. Content Warning: This work contains themes of trauma, chronic pain, anxiety, and substance use

A young girl, Amara, finds out she is a witch. She makes friends with the golden trio and Draco Malfoy, uniting the once enemies and changing the story. She has to face her past and do what she can to make it through Hogwarts. And what's up with this stone and three-headed dog? this is a school! *I do not own Harry Potter, if I did it would be very different*

Madeleine Rose has always known who she is. She was raised in one of the oldest pure-blood families in Britain, taught to move with grace, speak with intention, and never give her heart to anything that could compromise her strength. At Hogwarts, she is admired but distant. Intelligent, composed, and entirely untouchable. Fred Weasley is everything she was taught to overlook. Loud. Warm. Restless. He laughs in the quiet places. He lights fires in rooms that were meant to stay cold. Their worlds were not built to overlap. And yet, they do. Not in grand moments or dramatic confessions, but in glances across crowded halls, in words left unsaid, in the way a silence stretches between them without ever feeling empty. As the year unfolds, something soft begins to bloom beneath the surface. Unspoken. Unexpected. Unavoidable. She is the calm. He is the spark. And neither of them is quite ready for what happens next.

The rules are stricter, and the truth is punishable. But Blair Burnett isn't good at staying quiet. Especially not when Draco Malfoy is involved. Blair wasn't planning on speaking up and Draco wasn't planning on noticing her. And neither of them planned on what happened next.