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Title: Flammifer
Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing this story for fun and not profit.
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Mostly gen, with mentions of background canon pairings
Content Notes: AU (Harry raised by goblins), violence, angst, minor character deaths, gore, animal sacrifice, human sacrifice, Dark Arts
Wordcount: This part 4400
Summary: The second half of goblin-raised Harry’s seventh year at Hogwarts, in which he carries the war to Voldemort, works on the task of Ministry reform, helps his friends, deals with humans being very human, and, oh yeah, sometimes studies for those NEWT exam things.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my “From Litha to Lammas” fics, short chaptered fics being posted between the summer solstice and the first of August. This is also the eighth and last part of my Realm of Song series, and sequel to “Music Beneath the Mountains,” “In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke,” “The Dragon-Headed Door,” “More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man’s Pondering,” “Harmonies Unconquerable,” “Light To Us Who Wander Here,” and “Shadow-People Singing Ancient Songs.” Read those first, or you won’t understand this one. The title of this fic and most of the section titles come from Tolkien’s poem “Song of Eärendil.” The word “flammifer” literally means bearing fire, or light.
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Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing this story for fun and not profit.
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Mostly gen, with mentions of background canon pairings
Content Notes: AU (Harry raised by goblins), violence, angst, minor character deaths, gore, animal sacrifice, human sacrifice, Dark Arts
Wordcount: This part 4400
Summary: The second half of goblin-raised Harry’s seventh year at Hogwarts, in which he carries the war to Voldemort, works on the task of Ministry reform, helps his friends, deals with humans being very human, and, oh yeah, sometimes studies for those NEWT exam things.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my “From Litha to Lammas” fics, short chaptered fics being posted between the summer solstice and the first of August. This is also the eighth and last part of my Realm of Song series, and sequel to “Music Beneath the Mountains,” “In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke,” “The Dragon-Headed Door,” “More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man’s Pondering,” “Harmonies Unconquerable,” “Light To Us Who Wander Here,” and “Shadow-People Singing Ancient Songs.” Read those first, or you won’t understand this one. The title of this fic and most of the section titles come from Tolkien’s poem “Song of Eärendil.” The word “flammifer” literally means bearing fire, or light.
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Title: Shadow-People Singing Ancient Songs
Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing these characters for fun and not profit.
Content Notes: Massive AU (Harry Potter raised by goblins), light angst, present tense, minor character deaths, violence.
Pairing: Background pairings, otherwise gen
Rated: PG-13
Wordcount: This part 4200
Summary: The second part of goblin-raised Harry's sixth year and the first part of his seventh year, wherein Harry deals with teaching Goblin Dueling, working on showing more humans the real way of things, fighting the Ministry, fighting Voldemort, locating Horcruxes, and listening to the mysterious songs sung by the shadowy people in the Realm of Song.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my Samhain to the Solstice fics for this year, a series of fics being posted between Halloween and the winter solstice. It's the sequel to previous fics in the "Realm of Song" series: "Music Beneath the Mountains," "In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke," "The Dragon-Headed Door," "More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man's Pondering," "Harmonies Unconquerable," and “Light To Us Who Wander Here,” and you should read those first. This story will make zero sense without them. The title and quote at the beginning come from J. R. R. Tolkien's poem "A Song of Aryador,” and section titles are called after some of Tolkien’s other work as well.
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Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing these characters for fun and not profit.
Content Notes: Massive AU (Harry Potter raised by goblins), light angst, present tense, minor character deaths, violence.
Pairing: Background pairings, otherwise gen
Rated: PG-13
Wordcount: This part 4200
Summary: The second part of goblin-raised Harry's sixth year and the first part of his seventh year, wherein Harry deals with teaching Goblin Dueling, working on showing more humans the real way of things, fighting the Ministry, fighting Voldemort, locating Horcruxes, and listening to the mysterious songs sung by the shadowy people in the Realm of Song.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my Samhain to the Solstice fics for this year, a series of fics being posted between Halloween and the winter solstice. It's the sequel to previous fics in the "Realm of Song" series: "Music Beneath the Mountains," "In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke," "The Dragon-Headed Door," "More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man's Pondering," "Harmonies Unconquerable," and “Light To Us Who Wander Here,” and you should read those first. This story will make zero sense without them. The title and quote at the beginning come from J. R. R. Tolkien's poem "A Song of Aryador,” and section titles are called after some of Tolkien’s other work as well.
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Title: Light to Us Who Wander Here
Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing these characters for fun and not profit.
Content Notes: Massive AU (Harry Potter raised by goblins), light angst, present tense, minor character deaths, violence.
Pairing: Discussion of background one-sided and canon pairings, otherwise gen
Rated: PG-13
Wordcount: This part 4200
Summary: The second part of goblin-raised Harry's fifth year and the first part of his sixth year, wherein Harry deals with Creature Culture classes, haunted Headmasters, meddling Malfoys, Horcrux hunts, and lots and lots of duels and souls.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my Litha to Lammas fics for this year, a series of fics being posted between the summer solstice and the first of August. It's the sequel to five previous fics in the "Realm of Song" series: “Music Beneath the Mountains,” “In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke,” and “The Dragon-Headed Door,” “More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man’s Pondering,”and "Harmonies Unconquerable," and you should read those first. This story will make zero sense without them. This should have five or six parts, to be posted over the next several days. The title and quote at the beginning come from J. R. R. Tolkien's "Elven Hymn to Elbereth," and the section titles come from that poem as well as "To the Sea, to the Sea!"
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Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing these characters for fun and not profit.
Content Notes: Massive AU (Harry Potter raised by goblins), light angst, present tense, minor character deaths, violence.
Pairing: Discussion of background one-sided and canon pairings, otherwise gen
Rated: PG-13
Wordcount: This part 4200
Summary: The second part of goblin-raised Harry's fifth year and the first part of his sixth year, wherein Harry deals with Creature Culture classes, haunted Headmasters, meddling Malfoys, Horcrux hunts, and lots and lots of duels and souls.
Author’s Notes: This is one of my Litha to Lammas fics for this year, a series of fics being posted between the summer solstice and the first of August. It's the sequel to five previous fics in the "Realm of Song" series: “Music Beneath the Mountains,” “In Their Own Secret Tongues He Spoke,” and “The Dragon-Headed Door,” “More Marvellous-Cunning Than Mortal Man’s Pondering,”and "Harmonies Unconquerable," and you should read those first. This story will make zero sense without them. This should have five or six parts, to be posted over the next several days. The title and quote at the beginning come from J. R. R. Tolkien's "Elven Hymn to Elbereth," and the section titles come from that poem as well as "To the Sea, to the Sea!"
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