Harry Potter: You Must Be Fascinated by Me Like This

Winter in Nurmengard never ends.

The first thing Ovisis remembers is frost crystallized on iron bars, and a pale, slender hand. That hand belonged to Gellert Grindelwald, the prisoner the world had forgotten in a lonely tower. He was Ovisis's father, and his first teacher.

At eleven, Ovisis was supposed to follow in his teacher's footsteps and attend Durmstrang. But the Hogwarts owl brought him an acceptance letter instead.

In the eyes of his peers, Ovisis was an enigma.

He grew up between a prison tower and a legend, with no one to teach him ordinary boundaries. He was used to soothing people with casual closeness and soft words, offered without a second thought, yet he never understood why their gazes grew complicated.

Whenever someone lost sleep and agonized over his behavior, Ovisis would just chew on a lollipop and say nonchalantly:

"I just want everyone to be happy."

He had no idea then that those words would only make people fall for him harder.

In a nutshell: A low-energy, high-needs child raised by a "Dark Wizard" and a "White Wizard" becomes Hogwarts' happiest kid.

[Please Read Before Starting]

1. Two male leads, but the pairing is undecided. It may be one-on-one or have multiple side-story routes.

2. Lighthearted, with an extremely slow buildup.

3. Based on the original work, with GGAD included.

4. The protagonist isn't perfect, and he isn't among the strongest fighters either. The adults are there to worry about things for him. He's a good student, tough as nails, who has never lacked love or money, from childhood to adulthood.