Foundations of Magic

In the years following the war, the wizarding world rebuilt itself on safety, structure, and certainty. Old customs faded into superstition, heavier truths were slowly abandoned for simpler ones, and generations grew up learning only the parts of magic considered safe to inherit.

But magic remembers more than people do.

As Seraphina Ashbourne begins to notice the quiet inconsistencies buried beneath modern magical society - forgotten traditions, shifting histories, ancient magic reduced into procedure, and people taught to fear what they do not understand - she starts to realize how much of the wizarding world depends on inherited perception rather than understanding.

Because most people see what they've been told to see.

Book One of the MAGIC series

Young Albus Dumbledore × Original Female Character