The moment Oers opened her eyes, she found herself in an unfamiliar forest. She had become Oers Lovengill, a member of a pure-blood family, and met a middle-aged man dressed in velvet and a gloomy, beautiful little boy. She planned to earn money while preparing to enter the magical school Hogwarts.
But on her birthday, a thing calling itself the System told her that she was actually inside a novel, and that the current timeline was the Founders’ Era, an unimportant period that served mostly as background. Of the two people she’d met, one was “the greatest white wizard of the century,” and the other was “the one whose name must not be spoken.” Well, the heroes and villains were both accounted for. She could just focus on making money, lie flat, and survive in peace.
But lying flat was out of the question. Oers could already foresee that her future life in the magical world wouldn’t be peaceful.
^The author isn’t a canon expert, so some details may not match the original.
^OOC warning!
Theme: Stirring up trouble (and building a career) always comes first.
