Hogwarts: My Dad Is Grindelwald

In 1980, an injured phoenix brought a baby to Nurmengard.

And so Gellert Grindelwald had a son.

Aurelian Grindelwald's father had once been the Dark wizard who swept across Europe, the most singular person in Albus Dumbledore's life, and one of the names the Wizarding World was most reluctant to mention.

But to Aurelian, his father was simply the man who taught him magic, read with him, forbade him from eating sweets, and sometimes frowned when Aurelian exasperated him.

Aurelia possessed a rare magical talent. He could see traces left by magic and sense the ancient powers hidden beneath spells and enchanted objects. To his eyes, long-forgotten magic seemed to take on another form.

At eleven, he received his letter of acceptance from Hogwarts.

He had thought it would mean new lessons, friends, and a school life completely different from the one at Nurmengard.

Until he discovered that the ancient castle seemed to hold more secrets than he had imagined.

Sealed chambers, sleeping ruins, and Ancient Magic lost to time all seemed to be waiting for someone to arrive.

From Nurmengard to Hogwarts, from Grindelwald to Dumbledore.

A child raised under the influence of two legendary wizards was finally about to begin his own story.