This author is also writing another story "Good Intentions" The author did plan to write a sequel, but whether it'll be soon or later, I do recommend to read the story. The story is complete but the plotline is yet to be finished. Pairing is LV/HP, Severitus, creature-fic. However, these outward changes are not the only thing different in Harry and he now harbours many other dangerous secrets. The plot begins with Harry returning back to England after several years in Arcanum Institute of Magic only to shock his friends and teachers by the changes he had gone through. This story doesn't desribe in detail and chronological steps the time Harry spent abroad, but this foreign school he attended plays a great role. After reading this story, I decided that this was by far better and more exciting than canon. Sometimes the text is a bit heavy to read, but believe me, all in all, it's worth it. Many new original ideas are introduced and thouroughly developed.
The story has no set pairing for the main hero, but on the sidelines it doesn't discriminate between slash and het. One leads to another, and Harry, now under the identity of Rahkesh Asmodeus, finds himself entangled in the events far exceeding the minor trouble of Voldemort existence. The school has harsh rules of survival, but Harry decides to give it a try. Harry is being assasinated and escapes to Hogwarts into RoR, where he trains himself and learns about the Akren school of magic, where not only wizards, but actually many more magical creatures attend. This is supposed to be a trilogy, and the second part is already nearly finished. Miranda Flairgold - "A Second Chance at Life", and its sequel "Changed in the Time of War". So, this section will be devoted to the fics, where Harry goes to a new school and kicks ass. Some - because there are really a lot of them and they won't fit in just one entry (or they would but I am really too lazy and don't have that much time and patience to do it at once). Well, as I promised, I post now some of my favorites.
0 kommentar(er)
