Golden Age by zeitgeistic
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my_drarry_recsTitle: Golden Age
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zeitgeistic
Rating: R
Word Count: 52,000 Approx.
Summary: The Celtic druids once made a decision that kept magic in abundance in Britannia, but they couldn’t account for the technological advances Muggles would make centuries later. Now magic is dying on the isles, and this is not a dark lord that Harry can fight. OR: Harry Potter doesn’t save the world this time, but he does get a lot of hugs.
This story was such a joy to read. Harry and the rest of the 7th and 8th year students are to be re-sorted, and Harry, who was not happy about this at all, goes first.
It turns out, he ends up a Hufflepuff. :D But so end up a few other familiar faces, including one Draco Malfoy. Harry is actually quite content to end up a Hufflepuff, and is determined to learn Draco's Huffflepuffian side, too. (Naturally.)
But you have to read, how wonderful this author wrote this house, its values and secrets and ritual and what an amazing House this is.
But that's not all, as a project Neville discovers magic is leaving the land, and soon the veils protecting magical dwellings, cities are going to fail and the magical world will be exposed and the House of Hufflepuff will be fundamental to fix it.
That's what this story is about, but more so, it comes with amazing characterisations and descriptions and moments that are touching, endearing, emotional and amazing fun. Read it! :D
Author:
zeitgeistic Rating: R
Word Count: 52,000 Approx.
Summary: The Celtic druids once made a decision that kept magic in abundance in Britannia, but they couldn’t account for the technological advances Muggles would make centuries later. Now magic is dying on the isles, and this is not a dark lord that Harry can fight. OR: Harry Potter doesn’t save the world this time, but he does get a lot of hugs.
This story was such a joy to read. Harry and the rest of the 7th and 8th year students are to be re-sorted, and Harry, who was not happy about this at all, goes first.
It turns out, he ends up a Hufflepuff. :D But so end up a few other familiar faces, including one Draco Malfoy. Harry is actually quite content to end up a Hufflepuff, and is determined to learn Draco's Huffflepuffian side, too. (Naturally.)
But you have to read, how wonderful this author wrote this house, its values and secrets and ritual and what an amazing House this is.
But that's not all, as a project Neville discovers magic is leaving the land, and soon the veils protecting magical dwellings, cities are going to fail and the magical world will be exposed and the House of Hufflepuff will be fundamental to fix it.
That's what this story is about, but more so, it comes with amazing characterisations and descriptions and moments that are touching, endearing, emotional and amazing fun. Read it! :D
