The Corruption Sequence by beren_writes
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my_drarry_recsTitle: The Corruption Sequence
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beren_writes
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 90,000 Aprox.
Summary: Voldemort's final defeat does not mean Harry Potter's troubles are over; far from it. In the aftermath of war, he returns to a Hogwarts that is fractured and divided, but this is no break that can be fixed with a spell. New owls, fading scars, surprising alliances-- and along the way, the hardest task of all, to live with it. (Provided by author)
I know, it's a lot to read, but trust me, once you start you're not going anywhere until you finish this series. It's that good.
I don't know how to start to go on about his story. Harry is captured by the Dark Lord and turned into the Darkest Creatures you can imagine.
Voldemort merges Harry's core with all sorts of Dark Creatures; vampires, veelas, dementors, werewolves, incubus, basilisk. Many more, I reckon at the end they were like 17 dark creatures inside Harry, but as impossible as that sound, on this story just works.
And guess who saves Harry when nobody else would, or could? Draco. The thing is, Draco doesn't just save Harry, he saves him in a way that he helps Harry realise that he's still Harry at the core.
And Harry saves Draco when he would have attacked anyone else. They are bonded, in a way. It's never quite clear how that happens, but they are together. Draco satiates Harry's hungers, all of them. He's possessive of Draco, and Draco gives himself to Harry in a way that is surrender without being submissive. I'm not sure if that makes sense.
This story is incredibly hot, too. God, they way they are so hungry for each other it's delicious.
Author:
beren_writesRating: NC 17
Word Count: 90,000 Aprox.
Summary: Voldemort's final defeat does not mean Harry Potter's troubles are over; far from it. In the aftermath of war, he returns to a Hogwarts that is fractured and divided, but this is no break that can be fixed with a spell. New owls, fading scars, surprising alliances-- and along the way, the hardest task of all, to live with it. (Provided by author)
I know, it's a lot to read, but trust me, once you start you're not going anywhere until you finish this series. It's that good.
I don't know how to start to go on about his story. Harry is captured by the Dark Lord and turned into the Darkest Creatures you can imagine.
Voldemort merges Harry's core with all sorts of Dark Creatures; vampires, veelas, dementors, werewolves, incubus, basilisk. Many more, I reckon at the end they were like 17 dark creatures inside Harry, but as impossible as that sound, on this story just works.
And guess who saves Harry when nobody else would, or could? Draco. The thing is, Draco doesn't just save Harry, he saves him in a way that he helps Harry realise that he's still Harry at the core.
And Harry saves Draco when he would have attacked anyone else. They are bonded, in a way. It's never quite clear how that happens, but they are together. Draco satiates Harry's hungers, all of them. He's possessive of Draco, and Draco gives himself to Harry in a way that is surrender without being submissive. I'm not sure if that makes sense.
This story is incredibly hot, too. God, they way they are so hungry for each other it's delicious.
