Historias de Victorrookwood

Sebastian Sallow is running out of ways to cure Anne. Ever since Victor Rookwood overtook the Highlands, he's been on the run after thwarting one too many of their plans for his own gains. There have been rumors through the streets that an ancient magic user may be the key to solving all sorts of problems, though nobody has seen a user in years... Not since the Fitzgeralds were killed and their daughter went missing. Hope may come in the form of a supposed muggle waitress who can see the ancient magic, but there are mysteries to uncover before any problems can be solved. Well, if Rookwood and the other blood purists don't put a stop to it first. -- minimal to no use of (y/n) use of female pronouns infrequent updates... college has me in the trenches -- I own nothing related to Hogwarts Legacy or its characters. [4 October 2024- TBD]

Melpomeni Asimi has spent the past four years believing herself to be a Squib. Having long since come to terms with the painful fact that she would never set foot in Hogwarts, her only plans for the future are to learn and practise medicine, following in her father's footsteps. Until one Summer, a Hogwarts Professor turns up at her family's house unannounced bearing an admittance letter with her name on it and begins teaching her magic--magic that she's suddenly able to cast, when up until then she had never exhibited so much as a HINT of magic. For two months, it seems as though her wildest dreams have suddenly come true...until she discovers that she possesses an ability to harness magic that's lain dormant for centuries, and promptly finds herself the quarry of both Ranrok--a dangerous goblin wielding powerful magic, and Victor Rookwood--one of the most dangerous criminals Britain has yet seen. With the help of Professor Fig, she embarks on a journey to discover the secret of why this magic has been hidden for so long, and keep it safe from Ranrok and Rookwood while somehow also keeping HERSELF safe...all while still attempting to squeeze five years' worth of a magical education into one.

"The tendency to give up trying to talk about an experience because people are unable to relate to it whether through envy, pity, or simple foreignness-which allows it to drift away from the rest of your life story until the memory itself feels out of place, almost mythical, wandering restlessly in the fog, no longer even looking for a place to land." ( this book is based on the harry potter franchise and the newly released hogwarts legacy video game )