She was a graduate of Durmstrang, born into the Grindelwald family.
She was determined to become a historian. Fortunately, she had graduated with top marks, was an expert in magic arrays and Dark magic, and had a powerful family to fund her research.
When other people wanted to study history, the most they could do was turn a Time-Turner as hard as they could. She, however, could use a magic array to travel through time and space.
During a bloodline trace across time and space, the magic array suddenly broke. She arrived in 1927 with no memories and began growing up all over again.
In the life that began in 1927, she fell in love with a devil who was elegant and charming, and despised a gentleman who was exactly as virtuous as he seemed. Her life began in the dazzling, wondrous world of Hogwarts and ended on a sorrowful night no one could have predicted.
Until one day, she asked God what the meaning of her existence was. God answered kindly, "You are Bathilda Bagshot."
The female lead is not an original character. She is derived from the Ravenclaw historian in the original work, with major changes to her character and life story.
She transmigrated through time and space because the magic array went awry. Before transmigrating, the female lead was born in 1840 and was 21 when she crossed over. At that time, the wizarding world was still a little more advanced than the Muggle world. (The First Industrial Revolution in Britain had ended.)
The first half takes place during the Voldemort era.
The second half follows the timeline of the seven Harry Potter books, beginning with the Triwizard Tournament. It mainly follows the female and male leads' grandsons and granddaughters.
Osiwei Grindelwald and Leverkusen Grindelwald
About the surname: Gellert Grindelwald is the female lead's nephew. Her older sister is Gellert's biological mother.
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Theme: You and I at the end of time
Pfft hahahahahahahahahaha Abraxas: I didn't appear because of my hair color, excuse me?
Good question! Because Aunt Luo doesn't love her
Have you resumed updates?
It's good-looking, really good-looking. I haven't seen such a good-looking HP-related article for a long time.
Lucretia later married Ignatius Prewett and never had any children.
Did your hands tremble?
Very nice. A very thoughtful article ~ keep it up!
Thank you, in my lifetime. I've been waiting for you for so long! You just came! It's just a little extra! Urgent update!!!
The Sorting Hat looks so evasive that I'm curious about what Salazar did to Mr. Hat.
My wife is finally back