[Abandoned; it will probably be a long time before I continue writing]
Few people know that Harry has a twin sister. After all, when word of The Boy Who Lived spread far and wide, she was fast asleep in Snape's gloomy little house.
After the disaster ended, Snape took the baby girl away and raised her by himself.
She knows the whole story. She doesn't want anyone to die.
Sirius? Save him. Dumbledore? Save him. Lupin? Save him. Dobby? Save him. Snape? Save him.
But she's not clever, and all her knowledge and wisdom come from Rowling's books.
What will she do if the story goes beyond the books?
Can she save the people she loves?
I can probably manage four to six updates a week. The author's ideas are flowing like a fountain right now (just kidding). The pace may slow down later, since I haven't planned anything beyond the third year yet.
Theme: I want to write a story where nobody dies.
She thought Snape liked people to call him Severus hahahahahahaha
Empty nester Snape, don't let waiting become a regret
Pine is a particularly principled and sentient wand. Strong, durable, and warm in color, larch has long been valued as an attractive and powerful wand wood. Its reputation for bringing courage and confidence to its owner ensures that this wand is always in demand. However, this extremely popular wand can actually be difficult to please when it comes to finding its ideal owner, and more difficult to manage than many people imagine. I find that such woods often produce wands that have hidden talents or unexpected effects, just like their appropriate owners. It is not uncommon for a wizard to be unaware of his gift until he is matched with a larch wand, and after that, they usually have an extraordinary rapport.
I can't stop laughing. Such a energetic baby girl.
Hahahahahahahahaha he is a good person
Heine's wish: No one should be missing
Voldemort, who was hit in the face by a snowball: I knew it! This child is destined to defeat me!
Quick! Give him shampoo!!!
Others in Gryffindor:???
Professor McGonagall's gift is so heartwarming! A moving figure!