DIORA ZYAN I

DIORA ZYAN I

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Wizarding World: Harry Potter
*Prologue* The flame hadn't stirred in years. Not when a banshee broke into the dining hall. Not even when someone fed it bubblegum. But tonight, it flickered. Once. Then again. No colour. No glow. Just a soft *hum*, like a secret trying to escape. The ancient cauldron cracked. A sparkless flame curled upward and vanished. Somewhere, a letter found the wrong address... then corrected itself. Somewhere else, a girl rolled her eyes and muttered, "Typical." And far below Aeyshralis Academy, the walls whispered: **"She's here."** Ik this similar to harry potter by not the same 😌 I did everything new and don't copy or steal it
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Prologue They say silence is peaceful but no one talks about how silence can scream the loudest. In the beginning, there was laughter. Echoes of joy that filled the halls, memories that glowed like sunlight on old walls. And then, one day, it was gone. Just... gone. No one knew when the laughter stopped only that it never came back. They blamed the school for being haunted. They blamed the students for spreading lies. But no one dared to ask what really happened to her. The girl whose name was erased, whose smile was replaced with silence. Sometimes, late at night, the halls still whisper her story. A story of a crime that no one saw. A story that everyone heard but chose to ignore. Because the scariest crimes aren't written in blood. They're written in silence. And silence... can kill.

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