Triwizardtournament Stories

Potter's Spawn- The bane of his exsistance. He was a spoiled brat as arrogant as his father James Potter. Going around strutting like he owned the place and always there to save the day with his Griffindor pride or so a certain professor thought. You see he was not looking for a boy, he was looking for his childhood tormentor. If he had let childish grudges aside, what he learned next wouldn't have came as a shock. A HP fanfic. I do not own this series nor the characters in it. All credit goes to JK Rowling. I only own the plot. Warning‼️ Self harm is mentioned so do not read if it will trigger you

The last thing Harry Potter expected was to be either roasted to a burnt crisp or to be thoroughly crushed, after all, being unwillingly entered into a Triwizard Tournament and being tasked to fight a dragon was not something one does on a daily basis. Yet there he was facing a dragon in an arena, for the entertainment of others. What could possibly go wrong...

Missy Shell-Wataru is an eighteen-year-old Appalachian witch, Pokémon Trainer, rodeo champion, and proud wife of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru. She has no desire to inherit his job. Unfortunately, after defeating three Elite Four members, Missy realizes that beating Lance would make her Champion-and saddle her with his paperwork. So she convinces her Pokémon to throw the match. Lance catches her immediately. Soon, Missy is dragging Lorelei to Walmart for caffeine, snacks, fishing gear, hunting supplies, pajamas, emergency Budweiser, and NEWT supplies. Then Ilvermorny is invited to Hogwarts as the fourth Triwizard Tournament school. Missy arrives with Jessica, two Rapidash, spinning lassos, rodeo stunts, Daisy Dukes, cowboy boots, American pride, and country music blasting through the Great Hall. With Lance watching through a live Pokégear connection, Missy turns an international magical event into a Kentucky rodeo-and notices how much he enjoys the view. Lorelei can read lips. What follows is a war of Pokémon innuendos, falling Elite Four members, blue Poké Balls, suspicious references to Arbok, Onix, Steelix, Dragon Dance, cold showers, and one increasingly miserable Champion everyone keeps pitying. The Triwizard Tournament hasn't even started. Europe is already doomed.

Mattheo gripped her wrists, not to pull her closer, but to hold her at bay. His knuckles were white. "Consider me dead." He whispered, his eyes swimming with a pain so deep it looked like drowning. "Because I would rather you hate me and be alive than love me and be buried. Next year... there is no 'us.'" He let go of her wrists as if her skin had burned him. The silence that followed was heavier than the shouting, the kind of silence that happens right after a fuse has run out, but before the world actually ends. "You're a coward." She whispered, the word hit him harder than the shove did after he had let go of her wrists. Her eyes were burning with unshed tears. "You're so fucking afraid of losing me that you're willing to get yourself killed." Mattheo flinched as if she'd slapped him. For a second, the boy she loved flickered in his eyes, longing, desperate, and terrified. Then, his expression went dead. The shutters came down, leaving him looking like a marble statue of a prince who had already lost his kingdom. "Call me whatever you want." He said, his voice terrifyingly calm. "But stay away from me. If you see me in the corridors, turn around. If I look at you, look away. From this moment on, I don't know you." He turned to leave, his cloak billowing behind him like a funeral shroud. The explosives had gone off, just like they always did between them. But this time, there was no smoke to clear, no thrill in the aftermath. There was only the smell of burnt air and the realization that Parker was standing in the middle of a ruin he had built as an attempt to keep her from harm. Ranking #1 mattheoriddle 24-02-2026 #1 riddle 19-04-2026 #2 slow burn 01-04-2026

What happens if Harry can see traces of magic and realises that Sirius is an animagus. What happens when Harry recognises Sirius from an early memory. What happens when Sirius finds his godson running away from home, covered in bruises. What happens when it's revealed that Sirius didn't get a trial and that he's Harry's legal guardian. What happens when both Harry and Ginny need someone to talk to about the events of their past.

Cassiopeia Potter has spent her whole life in her twin brother's shadow - not because anyone made her stand there, but because it was easier than being seen. Raised by an aunt who won't say her name, she's learned to keep her guard up, her voice even, and her heart carefully out of reach. Then a letter arrives, and the world she thought she understood splits wide open. She's a witch. Her brother is the Boy Who Lived. And at Hogwarts, for the first time, someone is looking at her like she's more than an afterthought. Draco Malfoy isn't supposed to be that someone. He's cold where she's guarded, cruel where she's careful, and utterly convinced that a name is worth more than a person - until she proves, again and again, that she won't be impressed by either. What starts as rivalry stretches across years of war, secrets, and a masked kind of survival neither of them chose - until the armor they've both spent a lifetime building finally starts to crack. The Space Between Stars follows Cassie from Privet Drive to the war's end - twin to the Boy Who Lived, daughter to parents she barely remembers, and, slowly, achingly, the one person Draco Malfoy never expected to choose him back. A slow-burn Draco Malfoy x OC. Years 1-7 and beyond.

Seven years. One war. And a friendship neither of them ever learned how to leave behind. Azmiria Noelle Hawthorne was never supposed to matter to Draco Malfoy. She was a Hufflepuff with dirt beneath her fingernails, a habit of asking questions he didn't want to answer, and absolutely no interest in becoming the sort of person his world expected her to be. Draco was a Malfoy. Proud, difficult, sharp-tongued, and raised with expectations he was far too young to understand the weight of. They meet at eleven. What follows is not a love story about a girl who saves him. It is seven years of friendship and falling-outs. Greenhouses and letters. Jealousy, grief, first loves, terrible timing, choices, consequences, and a war that eventually asks both of them who they are when everything they inherited is no longer enough. Somewhere along the way, just schoolmates becomes the hardest lie either of them has ever told. Because Azmiria cannot make Draco's choices for him. And loving her cannot absolve him of the ones he makes. They can only grow up beside each other and discover whether, after everything, they still know how to find their way back. The Serpent Resting on Foxgloves A seven-year Draco Malfoy x Hufflepuff OC slow burn. Canon-conscious coming of age • friendship to love • complicated characters • grief • jealousy • first relationships • war • eventual mature romance

Y/N Y/L/N can't wait for her fourth year at Hogwarts. Common room parties, going to the pub in Hogsmeade, possibly making the Quidditch team, it's all to look forward to. But there's one thing Y/N is most excited about. Only she can't tell anyone about it. She promised him. She promised Draco that their relationship would stay hidden.

Serena is in her 4th year. She's always been a loner expect for her bsf Andie. Andie always incurred her to try new things but the only other person who she "talked" to was her bully Fred Weasly but this year something changed. Hi guys!!

CONCEPT BY @lysandrarossier ON TIKTOK What happens when Harry gets abandoned by the dursleys and suddenly a puzzled looking women comes and takes Harry away? Whispers broke out in the hall as everyone had heard of Harry Potter, but he doesn't go to any of their schools.Rumours spread like wildfire, "could he be using poly juice potion?" "He might be so ugly he couldn't show his face." "I bet he is going to lose." MY TIKTOK IS -pxigeiswriting-

Sabrina Sallows and Pansy Parkinson are Slytherin royalty in their own right: eighteen, seventh-years, accomplished Pokémon Trainers-and married women. Pansy married Professor Kukui. Sabrina married Kiawe. When the Triwizard Tournament brings Alola to Hogwarts, Kukui and Kiawe are invited as representatives of Pokémon research and the Island Challenge. But Hogwarts needs two experienced Trainers to serve as additional judges. Their wives are the obvious choices. Suddenly, Sabrina and Pansy aren't merely students. They're international representatives with permission to ditch their uncomfortable Hogwarts uniforms and dress exactly as they would back home in Alola. Their first entrance sets the tone. Two Alolan Rapidash. Tiny tops. Short shorts. One completely unnecessary horseback handstand. And two husbands discovering that seeing their wives dressed like this every day in Alola does absolutely nothing to prepare them for seeing them strut into Hogwarts. Between Triwizard judging, Pokémon demonstrations, Slytherin schemes, marital teasing, suspiciously wandering hands, and the dangerous consequences of allowing two Slytherins to become bored during official meetings, Hogwarts quickly learns one thing: Alola didn't send them two judges. It sent them two queens.

She survived seven years of Hogwarts, graduated alongside Oliver Wood, conquered Alola's Island Challenge, became a seasoned Pokémon Trainer-and married Professor Kukui. Now, at eighteen, the former Gryffindor is returning to Hogwarts at her husband's side as he teaches the Triwizard-era students about Alolan Pokémon and its unique training traditions. Kukui expects an educational visit. His wife has other plans. Armed with her Pokégear, years of Gryffindor experience, and an alarming talent for turning completely innocent Pokémon facts into massive double entendres, she decides to see exactly how long her husband can maintain his professional composure. Then Fred, George, and Lee catch on. Suddenly every question about Bewear, Salazzle, Pokémon sizes, moves, mating behaviors, and Island Trials becomes dangerously phrased-and Kukui realizes far too late that his wife hasn't simply returned to Hogwarts. She's found reinforcements. Professor Kukui came to teach Hogwarts about Alola. Hogwarts is about to teach him why you should never give a former Gryffindor an audience.

Akari Kurohana-Wataru is eighteen, a student at Yokai Academy, a Pokémon Trainer, a member of the Newspaper Club-and the happily married wife of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru. She's also Champion-level herself. Akari defeated the Elite Four, beat Lance, and was politely offered the Champion position. Her answer? Absolutely fucking not. She loves her husband dearly, but no way in fuckty fucking fuck is she inheriting his paperwork nightmare. Being a skinwalker capable of transforming into any Pokémon-including Legendary and Mythical Pokémon-is already enough responsibility. When the Triwizard Tournament brings the Indigo League to Hogwarts as international guests and Yokai Academy's Newspaper Club as trusted foreign media, Akari finally gets to reunite with her husband. Unfortunately for Lance, his wife has missed him terribly. And Akari believes affection can take many forms. Kisses. Cuddling. Pokégear messages sent from six inches away. A perfectly innocent hand resting on his thigh during diplomatic meetings. The occasional squeeze at precisely the wrong moment. Meanwhile, Tsukune, Moka, Kurumu, Yukari, Mizore, and Ruby are documenting the Tournament, the Elite Four are watching Lance suffer, and Hogwarts is desperately trying to understand the strange devices that only these two delegations seem to possess. Between investigative journalism, Triwizard mysteries, supernatural chaos, Pokémon transformations, secret Pokégear group chats, and one Champion desperately trying to maintain his dignity around the wife he adores, Hogwarts is about to discover something important: The most dangerous creature at Yokai Academy isn't the vampire. It's the skinwalker with a press badge.

Mia Luther transferred to Hogwarts last year and was sorted into Slytherin. No one really knows why she had to leave her old school. Mia certainly isn't telling. She has managed to keep her past a secret for an entire year, quietly building a new life at Hogwarts with her friends Pansy Parkinson and Daphne Greengrass. But keeping secrets becomes a lot harder when Mia is unexpectedly chosen to compete in the Triwizard Tournament. Suddenly, everyone is watching her. And the more attention Mia receives, the harder it becomes to hide that her magic doesn't work quite like everyone else's. There is something different about the way her magic behaves. Something she has spent years trying to control. Something she is determined to keep hidden. But secrets have a way of coming to light at Hogwarts. Especially when a certain tall, ginger Gryffindor keeps appearing wherever Mia happens to be. Fred Weasley is loud, reckless, infuriating and far too interested in a Slytherin girl who clearly wants nothing to do with him. Between an ancient tournament, dangerous magic, a past she refuses to talk about, and one irritatingly charming red-haired boy, Mia's carefully controlled life is about to become a lot more complicated. And the more Fred Weasley gets under her skin, the harder it becomes to pretend she doesn't like having him there.

Fourth year was supposed to be extraordinary. The Quidditch World Cup. The Triwizard Tournament. Foreign schools arriving at Hogwarts. A winter ball beneath enchanted ceilings. For Cassiopeia Black, the wizarding world has never seemed larger or brighter. And for the first time, she has something even rarer: family. Sirius Black is no longer merely a name buried beneath years of lies, and Charlotte no longer has to mourn a man who is still alive. After years of secrecy and stolen time, Cassie finally has both of her parents in her life. Then the Goblet of Fire chooses Harry Potter. Too young to enter and with no idea how his name got there, Harry is thrown into a tournament meant for older students. Hogwarts turns against him almost overnight. Friendships fracture. Rumours spread. Every task becomes more dangerous than the last. Cassie never doubts him. Standing beside Harry through dragons, gossip, jealousy, and increasingly deadly challenges should be simple. He is one of her best friends. He always has been. But somewhere along the way, friendship begins to feel like a word that no longer quite fits, especially when Cedric Diggory starts occupying a place in Cassie's life that Harry notices far more than he wants to. Neither Harry nor Cassie is ready to name what is changing between them. Unfortunately, the world has no intention of waiting. Behind the glitter of the Tournament, something darker is gathering. Sirius fears it. Dumbledore is watching for it. And Harry has already survived its shadow once before. By the time the champions enter the maze, fourth year is no longer about glory. It is about survival. Because the Goblet chose four champions. And not everyone is coming back.

Raven Vale and Katie Bell have spent years hiding two enormous secrets from Hogwarts: they're the infamous gothic rock duo behind Fallen Angels-and they're secretly married to Champion Lance Wataru and Elite Four member Bruno. When the Triwizard Tournament brings both the Indigo League and their record label to Hogwarts, their carefully separated lives collide spectacularly. One demonic performance, a lot of leather and chains, and several very questionable lyrics later, the entire school discovers that its two respectable Gryffindors have a very wild side. Now Raven and Katie are official Tournament representatives, seated beside their husbands at the Head Table for months. Hogwarts may never recover.

Unfinished!!! Cedric Diggory; the Hogwarts renowned 'Golden boy'. At least, that's what everyone else sees him as. However, Emily Davies has yet to think of him this way. And as their relationship slowly evolves, overcome with the pressure of the triwizard tournament, Cedric's emotions are bubbling over.

This is my first attempt at fan fiction, all Harry Potter belongs to JK Rowling . Artwork isn't mine I just added the white text Harry Potter is entered into the renamed TriWizard Tornament and along the way nurmerous things in his life change. The Golden Trio is no longer a thing, one is tested, one is thrown out and one just wants a peaceful year. He finds his soulmate, he discovers his inheritance and many secrets that Dumbledore has been hiding. Along the way he discovers the plans of the Dark Lord and Light Lord, understanding everything that he has tricked into plans he never wanted to part off. What is Dumbledore planning? Why are the Weasleys involved so much? Is the Dark Lord the Real enemy? What do the Goblins mean when he gets his inheritance? Finally, what really happened on Halloween night to James and Lily Potter? This is a Harry and Cedric story. I have been inspired by my own opinions of what I truly think about certain characters whilst reading the original books and several Fan Fictions I have read on here. Thank you everyone for inspiration

Having been a pair in Potions since the start of fourth year, Draco Malfoy unexpectedly asked Hermione Granger's hand for a dance after seeing her crying over Ron Weasley. Is it an awful bet among Slytherin blokes? Or does Draco Malfoy really have feelings for the girl he called mudblood?

Rúna Ragnarsdóttir-Wataru is many things. The eldest daughter of Ragnar Lothbrok and Lagertha. A sworn shieldmaiden. A raider. A Pokémon Trainer. A seventh-year Gryffindor. And the wife of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru. She may study magic in Scotland, but Hogwarts has never changed where she comes from. Rúna still wears Mjölnir around her neck, honors the old gods, speaks Old Norse, carries the oath she swore to her chieftain, and returns home to sail and raid beside her people. Lance understands better than most. He entered her village as an outsider, learned their language and customs, earned the hospitality of her family-and witnessed exactly one punishment for treason that convinced him never to anger a village full of Vikings. So when Professor McGonagall mysteriously orders Rúna to wear her ceremonial clothing to lunch and informs her that she'll be joining the professors that evening, Rúna knows something is wrong. Then foreign delegations arrive. The Triwizard Tournament is announced. Rúna discovers she's been appointed one of its judges. And sitting among the international representatives is her husband, summoned as a delegate of the Kanto Indigo League while new ties form between Kanto and Britain's wizarding world. Rúna has only one response to learning that being a judge means she cannot enter the tournament: Thank Odin. Because as far as one Viking shieldmaiden is concerned, the Triwizard Tournament isn't glory. It's suicide with an audience.