The Dragon's Return

The Dragon's Return

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Long forgotten and lost to time, Olyssara Targaryen awakens in a world not her own-a world where dragons are myths and magic is bound to wands instead of blood. Drawn to Hogwarts by an unseen force, she finds herself entangled in a war that has been brewing for centuries, where a dark lord rises and fate has already chosen its champion. But fire does not obey fate. As shadows gather and Voldemort's power grows, Olyssara must uncover the truth behind her awakening and the role she is meant to play. For in a land that has forgotten dragons, the last of Valyria's fire may be the only thing strong enough to burn the darkness away. I do not own any of the characters related to GOT or HP, besides Olyssara Targaryen and her story line. Please feel free to leave comments, ideas, requests, etc, as I would love to hear input!
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In a castle that worships tradition, Summer Kenway treats magic like engineering and enemies like bad project managers. The "Queen of Slytherin" is infamous for drifting in late, winning anyway, and refusing to waste motion-or mercy. She casts without a wand, slices spells mid-flight, and calls Voldemort inefficient to his face (well, nearly). Dumbledore's secrets irritate her; Malfoy's speeches bore her; Luna Lovegood makes perfect sense. But efficiency has a cost. As the war leans into Hogwarts and an old relic chooses Summer for reasons that feel uncomfortably personal, her elegant detachment starts to crack. Helping Potter is messy. Challenging a tyrant is messier. And timing-her favorite weapon-won't save anyone if she misreads the stakes. Set during Half-Blood Prince, this is a sharp, rationalist spin on canon: science folded into spellcraft, competence over pedigree, alliances that form because they work. Less prophecy, more planning. Less posturing, more precision. And a Slytherin who'd rather optimize the world than watch it burn. All rights to the Harry Potter world belong to J.K. Rowling-no profit is being made.

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