8 parts Ongoing Sirius Black is rotting in Azkaban, a murderer in the eyes of the wizarding world. But while the world believes him to be a villain, his two-year-old daughter is handed over to the so-called care of Albus Dumbledore. The great wizard, however, is far from a savior. He abandons the child to a seemingly benevolent orphanage, a place that is, in reality, a hidden front for something far more sinister: the Red Room.
As a master of secrets and manipulation, Dumbledore knew everything. He knew Sirius was innocent. He knew Peter Pettigrew was the true culprit. He even knew when Peter, in a moment of cowardice, came to him begging for help, and he turned him away, sealing the fate of the Potters. But Dumbledore's secrets don't stop there. He orchestrated a lie so grand it fooled everyone, claiming Harry Potter was the child of James and Lily, when in fact, he and Hermione are long-lost twins, separated and hidden for a purpose only Dumbledore knows.
This story is not just about a forgotten child; it's about a man who knew every tragic event and every broken life, and did nothing. It's about a father's desperate fight to escape and find his daughter, now being molded into a weapon. It's a dark twist on a familiar tale, where the Boy Who Lived is a fraud, a wizarding conspiracy runs parallel to a global one, and a little girl with a famous last name is becoming the world's most dangerous assassin.