[Harry Potter] A Traveler from Afar (Passengers to Hogwarts)

"An eagle emblem?" "The CIA emblem of the United States, a bald eagle and a compass rose on a shield; the German Nazi military emblem, an iron eagle and an Iron Cross; the Russian Empire's Romanov dynasty, a double-headed eagle with a scepter and orb..."

"A lion emblem?" "The British Army, a golden lion with a sword and crown; MI5, a sea lion with a rose and crown."

"A serpent emblem?" "Well, at last, a symbol of humanitarian peace: the Rod of Asclepius, a snake winding around a staff. Even the Chinese Ministry of Health uses this symbol!"

"I am the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

How much longer must I put up with that ridiculous little man who crawled out of the fireplace, that idiot who causes us endless trouble and even dares to criticize my policies?"

Clytie Babbage.

Her father, a senior agent with the National Information Security Agency, died mysteriously during the Gulf War.

Her mother, a professor of theoretical physics at Oxford University, was innocently killed in a street shootout.

An orphaned girl, raised by the agency her parents once served.

Until the age of eleven, when she received an acceptance letter from Hogwarts.

Clytie Babbage.

She knew her name came from Charles Babbage, the greatest cryptographer of the nineteenth century, a genius who cracked the supposedly unbreakable Vigenere cipher that had stood for centuries and invented the world's first difference engine, earning him the title "father of the computer."

And she also knew that before she had this name...

In her "previous" life, she had been an intern at China's 208th Institute of Small Arms. In the final half hour before her life ended, she had just discovered that...

...in the first chapter of the seventh Harry Potter book, a Muggle Studies professor named "Clytie Babbage" was personally killed by Voldemort with the Killing Curse at a Death Eaters' rally in Malfoy Manor, and then devoured by the giant snake Nagini.

...And the last words of the woman who was killed in the book were remarkably similar to those of the last person to die in the Harry Potter series, Albus Dumbledore: "Severus... Please..."

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

But when the enemy of my enemy is seen as an even greater enemy,

How could old grievances outweigh the interests that last forever?

"There are no eternal friends, only eternal interests" is Churchill's maxim.

When the nation that once fought under the Prime Minister's speeches turns its guns in a new direction...

Clytie Babbage, Lily Evans, Severus Snape.

Three children from different backgrounds and upbringings, yet all burdened by mysterious blood feuds.

Before ever entering the magical world, they are recruited and trained by the British government's MI6, becoming agents-in-training tasked with spying on, controlling, and even overthrowing the magical world.

Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, and Slytherin.

The Ministry of Magic, the Order of the Phoenix, and the Death Eaters.

When vows to "sacrifice everything for the interests of the nation" are tested by exclusion, belonging, and betrayal...

When "For the Greater Good" is put to the test of human nature and reason...

When a mysterious "fourth person" sets the first chain of events in motion, and an unknown "third force" flickers into view...

Where will they go, these Hogwarts wanderers who will never belong?

Passengers to Hogwarts.

(The British government has MI5 and 007, after all. Why are they so weak in the Harry Potter series?

I wonder why there isn't a 007 + Harry Potter version.

Anyway, this is a novel of magic and historical intrigue. The author is a Ravenclaw fan, and the protagonist...

"[Harry Potter] Distant Mountains, Cold Snow"

"[Harry Potter] The Girl from Princeton"

Characters and outline being reworked. The story is temporarily locked, and I expect to resume updates in November.

Spies, mysteries, assassinations, shootouts, and all the conspiracies behind them...

The male lead, who may or may not be the protagonist's love interest, is a very unexpected character. In a certain sense, he's someone in Harry Potter who is quite similar to the heroine~