Harry Potter Fanfic Time Travel Novels & Stories

Regrets started to drown me in. Ty laughed and I quickly focused my attention back on him. "So that is why he has been searching for Harry Potter books! You turned him into a Harry Potter lover." "A Potterhead!" I gave her a disapproving look. Muggles, smh. "Yeah, whatever you call it." He rolled his eyes, clearly did not care, and I shot daggers at him.

"My great great great grandmother's name was Aurora Phoenix. Unfortunate for me, she died after I was born; through the stories, I've so badly wanted to meet her. Granny Aurora was the eldest Elf anyone had ever seen, but she was so beautiful. She'd been around for many revolutions & the times of change. She was a fierce lady; she used to fight, joust, and duel. She was even the Lieutenant General of the Elven Army. She was legendary. All of the women and children admired her greatly because of all the challenges she faced constantly. Granny Aurora wasn’t born with royalty in her blood, but she didn’t care; she lived life like she wanted. She was also a powerful Elf; there’s no one to this d

For the cursed dagger trapped here in her current form. Harold had managed to cast an immobilizing spell on Miguel and he could only watch as he came falling. Inside, Michael was not affected by the spell therefore, he got to work. He closed his eyes and with a heavy heart pleaded with the gods. "Gods and goddesses of this universe. I am aware of the atrocities associated with the manipulation of time. However, this time, I do not wish to either go back in time nor do I wish to go into the future. I only wish for time to halt in its flight, so that I can save my mate and my child."

Theo asked. "What do you mean ten minutes? It has already been at least an hour." I giggled. "No, it hasn't," Theo insisted. Time must not work the same as it does back home. "It doesn't matter. I am sending you back." I said and started reciting the spell to create a portal. "No, Ana. I don't want to leave," Theo protested, but I kept going. I needed to do this alone, and Theo was just a distraction. A portal appeared. "Hell yea! I am getting good at this," I exclaimed.

There was a slight tinge of irritation in the voice. I pushed myself up on my elbows. “Just five or ten minutes. Then I’ll help you do whatever it is you want. Okay?” A terse roar blew over me. I think it was a snort. “Do you really think I’d believe that? You’d leave your friends to suffer while you take a nap?” Clearly, she didn’t know me at all. “Yes. It’s time travel, isn’t it? There’s no point rushing. If I go back, I’ll still end up at the same point in time. The past isn’t going anywhere.”

He makes a low growl sound and bites the bottom of his lip. We spent the rest of the afternoon at the picnic table talking and occasionally making out. As the sun starts to set we slowly head back to the apartment. It's about seven o'clock when we finally get there. Ant opens the door. He and Tammy just started Interview with a Vampire. Lestat just turned Louis. Cool, at least she won't be running her mouth. "Kiss and make-up?" Tammy said sarcastically

This is my time to strike. “God this snow,” I complain, pretending to shiver despite my layers. Quickly ducking into the cave, I look to see if Time has taken the bait. Naturally, he strolls after me, seeming unbothered by where he steps into. I only loosen a breath of relief when he steps over the threshold. The moment he does so, I skip right out again, before he can grab me and kill me right there. When he tries to follow me, he startles back, hitting the wall of magic Thought but up. He’s look of confusion turns to something like admiration.

Well, the Devotion Pack a couple hundred years ago," he continues nonchalantly. I twist around, that being the last thing I had expected to hear from him right now, and also the last thing I wanted to question. Jasper smiles, as he stands smoothly, his eyes holding me almost paralyzed. "Time travel?" I squeak, that being the only conclusion that I could come to. Jasper tilted his head, and I could tell from the glint in his eyes that he knows I don't truly believe him. Sure I have been exposed to a lot of magic recently, but still, this is traveling through time we are talking abut. Jasper strides toward me, around the counter, the tips of his fingers dragging across the soapstone. I however

Eloise sat frozen, heart aching, eyes brimming with tears. Frantically, she searched her phone for answers, most of them confusing—until one article stood out. She tapped it. A bold heading appeared: “Understanding the Effects of Time Travel.” “This is it,” she whispered, reading on. Time travelers often feel fear and confusion, as if trapped in a vivid dream. That sounded familiar. But the next lines chilled her: “Time travel can offer second chances, but sometimes it becomes a cruel loop—forcing people to relive trauma and loss.”

“But did I hear it right? Did Charlie indeed stopped time?” “I guess its true. I had to go back over and over just to make sure. The sad part about it is that her powers seemed to have run to a certain extent. Even when I travelled back to that time in the past, there’s a hollow left there. It’s as if she doesn’t want anyone to travel back to that part of time.” They both walked together along the walkway of the school. It was the start of the semester, so people have started to gather.