A healing story of redemption, with two women growing side by side. The pacing is on the slower side, and the characters aren’t perfect: each has her own little flaws, but they’ll influence each other and grow into the best versions of themselves.
Her creamy-white animal ears tremble softly, and her fluffy tail curls up.
At first, the golden handkerchief around her neck represents a faith that crosses dimensions. The sheaf of wheat left behind by Merlin in her palm is the only light she has in this strange world.
“Lord Merlin, please don’t leave me again.”
Fortunately, she meets Hermione, the people of Gryffindor, and Merlin, who will one day be summoned to her side.
She is Galahad, Merlin’s divine messenger.
Born to be sacrificed, she learns once more to cherish life at Hogwarts.
Once lonely and lost, she learns tenderness and how to walk side by side with someone else.
That sheaf of wheat will eventually take root at the edge of the Forbidden Forest, and that creamy-white beast will become a light to her people.
At the moment the reincarnation array unfolds, she is both the divine messenger who protects the faith in Merlin and the partner who protects Hermione.
“Hermione, don’t be afraid. I’m here.”
