Dorcas Meadows, age twenty, died at the hands of the dark wizard who terrified everyone.
No. No.
She shouldn't have died.
A loyal and courageous knight should be surrounded by flowers, leading ten thousand soldiers, a blade cold as moonlight in hand, to pierce the demon's breastplate with a single strike.
Not die alone, without a sound, in a cold dungeon, her life ended by a flash of vivid green light.
Now that fate has been rewritten, brave warrior who escaped death, raise your wand and take to the battlefield to defend your faith, peace, and love.
Last night has not yet faded, and tonight has already arrived.
This time, they will stand side by side until dawn.
Tips:
This is a story about the adult wizards who form the core of the magical world's resistance against Voldemort.
Set during the Marauders' Era, with a limited romance plot.
I'm building an HP world where unnecessary deaths are avoided, as I imagine it.
This story uses a non-linear narrative and is told partly through Dorcas's memoirs, sometimes interwoven with the present. It includes personal interpretations and original characters.
Updates will be slow, with bonus chapters or extras possibly appearing at random.
Apologies for any out-of-character moments.
The estimated word count may be inaccurate.
Please note: The author is a fan of the original books and favors Gryffindor. Apart from characters like Snape and Regulus, who devoted themselves to the cause of peace in the original books, no villains will be redeemed!
If this is a dealbreaker for you, please leave now.
HP belongs to Ms. Rowling. Any out-of-character moments belong to me.
Theme: To our forever HP
Oh my god, the author writes so well... I want to confess my love for the author! Actually, when I read the original work, I didn't pay much attention to the relatively short period of the pro-establishment generation, but this story made me feel that they weren't just heroes fighting against darkness with only a few names in history books, but living, breathing people.
Wow, what an amazing writer! I haven't seen anything like this in ages.