[Harry Potter] That Wooden Girl at the School of Magic

The entire story is told in the second person, using "you."

You are the child of a House-elf and a human.

Your mother gave you a powerful, innate talent for magic, while your father's genes gently concealed the physical flaws of the elves.

You are also the Malfoy family's most loyal servant.

A half-breed despised and loathed by the Malfoy family, whose very existence is too shameful to speak of and is deliberately kept secret.

You are also a transfer student who enrolls in the wizarding school midway through 1991.

You are the legendary figure who, alongside the boy with a scar on his forehead, defeated Voldemort and changed the fate of House-elves, one of the most powerful wizards in History of Magic.

Inspired by the House-elf concept:

"They are loyal to their masters and must obey orders whether they want to or not. Even though they possess powerful magic, they appear weak."

But what if they could break free of the prison of their own minds and strive for freedom? That's more or less the heroine of this story.

*At its core, this is a Mary Sue story where readers can pick their favorite love interest.

Theme: Have the courage to break free from the shackles and cages of outdated feudal values