Perseus always believed that descendants of Ravenclaw were bound to be clever and exceptionally gifted. Being adopted by descendants of Peverell wasn't a bad outcome, but why did his adoptive parents both die young? His brother was a genius? Fine, then he couldn't afford to be too useless either. Showing a little talent should be all right, shouldn't it? But why was the Cruciatus Curse being used to torture a little kid like me? Who exactly was the Dark Lord claiming to be a descendant of Slytherin? How did Salazar's descendants turn out to be such idiots? Soul-splitting is pretty damn impressive. Hey, big brother! I don't want to take my medicine! The aftereffects of the Cruciatus Curse don't last that long! Imperial College? The best school for Muggles? They want to admit both of us? Am I dreaming? Can I give up Hogwarts? I grew up here, you know! I don't need you to explain it to me, you old geezer!
A childish descendant of Ravenclaw once took a Cruciatus Curse and a Killing Curse for his brother when they were little. He's still a transmigrator, but he no longer cares much about the original plot. Harry Potter borrows the premise of "What If Harry Were a Genius?": two exceptionally intelligent boys both despise the old bee. One hates being manipulated, and the other hates seeing his brother manipulated.
* Harry will learn later that Perseus is a transmigrator.
* Pairing: genius Harry
Theme: A clever Potter and a clever Potter
