When the steam from Platform Nine and Three Quarters dyed London's morning fog red, Peregrine Prewett already knew that his fate would be closely linked to that of the Boy Who Lived.
He possesses a secret that even Dumbledore is paying attention to - a fully awakened person who meets once in a century, can whisper to the dragon, and can make the dragon flame surrender. From the first battle in front of the Philosopher's Stone, to the fangs of the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets; from the legendary moment of taming the Hungarian Horntail in the Triwizard Tournament, to the ruins of the Battle of Hogwarts - Perry has always stood by Harry's side, not only as a comrade, but also as the only one who can touch the barrier of Voldemort's soul.
The Dark Lord was not unprepared, however. He coveted the power of the dragon veins that the Prewett family had guarded for generations, and attempted to make this ancient power his own. When the whispers of darkness awaken the ancient dragon soul, and when the golden scepter is finally forged in the dragon flames, Perry will prove it with actions——
Some fates are born to be broken.
Reader comments
The plot is basically messed up. Harry mastered the Snake Spear when he was in second grade, but he was able to do it just after first grade. And hadn't he gone out to Diagon Alley before, so why did he go back again? Suspected to be written by AI
I feel that the author has not read the original work. Anyway, many places are different from my impression, and it is a bit too streamlined. The content of the entire book in the original work is only about 20 chapters, just to be Harry's nanny, and there is too little about the growth of the protagonist.
The plot is basically messed up. Harry mastered the Snake Spear when he was in second grade, but he was able to do it just after first grade. And hadn't he gone out to Diagon Alley before, so why did he go back again? Suspected to be written by AI
I feel that the author has not read the original work. Anyway, many places are different from my impression, and it is a bit too streamlined. The content of the entire book in the original work is only about 20 chapters, just to be Harry's nanny, and there is too little about the growth of the protagonist.