"This poem will last forever and give you life"
Cambora Clearwater, a 17-year-old wanted fugitive in the wizarding world, disappeared in a small seaside fishing village at night in 2001.
And when she opened her eyes again, what she saw was a scene from another world
Magic like fantasy powers, fighting methods that are beyond her common sense, spells that can summon gods, and magicians that can crush the undead with one punch.
Looking at the boy floating in the air with his legs upside down on the broom in front of him, Kambora finally asked the question he had been holding in his heart for a long time:
Is this really magic?
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It's hard for Diane Santarus to put her finger on what's going on.
The bright past is vivid in my memory. He, like many others, remembers every bit of the past. This also made it more difficult for him to understand the complex actions of Cambora Clearwater.
He thought maybe he should go see more.
For example, why Cambora Clearwater used the Death Curse to attack Muggles, why she escaped surveillance that day, and where she went.
So he went to many places.
I went to Hogwarts, where it all started, and to Cannon Street, where the incident started.
The full picture of the incident unfolded before his eyes. And when he finally understood what was going on, Diane Santarus was standing on the bank of the Thames, looking at the dimly lit streets on the other side.
He thought that if Clearwater really went to a place where they couldn't find it, maybe it would be best not to come back again.
It often rains in London, and the air is irritatingly moist due to its constant moisture loss.
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No cp direction, hp and Matthew's combined ideas ()
The heroine is a black magician, but not the next generation of dark lord
The original character Diane Santarus is set to be a close friend of the heroine at Hogwarts. Since it is non-CP, there is no lover or secret love setting. Most of its functions are used to promote the development of the dark side of the HP world (is this a protagonist in a sense)
ooc be careful
Concept: Stars, Thames and magic