Harry Potter Fanfiction Lady Hogwarts Protects Harry Novels & Stories

Her aunt's perception was off the charts, after all. Theo had been like a good big sister to her since her parents died. She used to be her Dad's secretary, but now works as the Internals VP to AR Corp. Tina would be lying if she said that Aunt Theo's eccentricities didn't freak her out, though. The woman is Professor McGonagall in Harry Potter magnified. Tina would not be surprised if her aunt turned into a cat one of these days.

He shouted. The lady shivered excessively. Fear of life moistened her eyes again but anyhow she picked herself up, ran a shaky hand across her face to wipe the sheet of sweat, and whispered, "F-forgive me, Mr. Dursley, I wanted to make your plan work b-but lies would have taken us all to hell built under the ground by the alpha in the face of advanced dungeons." "This wh*re will die today." Ginny caught on his arm and controlled him before he ventured further.

He shook his head. " Someone needs to stay behind. My father will be here soon. Go. Go and find our babygirl. Protect her." he said, looking back outside. " They're here! GO!" he yelled. I kissed him one last time and ran out the back door, but as I did, I could see a changeling of Tituba's creation right on the street, and he called for the guards to come to me. I conjured a portal and was about to step through it, but the sound of Henry's scream was heard and I couldn't do it. I turned around and saw Henry's father, Harry, shoving his blade right into Henry's shoulder. My expression magic came forward, and It blasted Harry back from Henry, along with all the other guards that were circling

The students and audience members who had been frozen in fear began to stir, her protective barrier shielding them from further harm. Behind her, a group of witches, led by the formidable Professor Lyanna, stepped forward, their hands glowing with magic as they formed a protective line. They moved with precision, their energies combining to form a shimmering dome of light that separated the crowd from the battlefield. “Ellara!” Lyanna called, her voice sharp. “He’s not alone.”

"Well, fortunately, Harry has no idea that wolves are actually people." Tbc

“Look, Harper. This camp has been set up way long before you’re here. It’s also protected by a dark spell by the witches. No one in the outside community knows its existence. Or if they do, they can’t be nearer here. This main area’s protected by dark spells by the witches.” Harper would like to believe it but she knew what she felt. This happened before when she was with Brayden and she was right then. She’s sure as hell she can’t be wrong now.

"I feel like I have little time left before the cast on my foot is completely removed - that's what I hope for! I tell myself that everything comes with sacrifice and that we should fight for what we feel, especially in light of the hate Harry's mother has for me. Unintentionally, Harry is always on my mind and I won't deny that I'll feel sad when he has to leave for work, but at the same time, I'll encourage him to make the most of the closeness we have now. Ah, Harry means everything to me, he's the guy I've always dreamed of, a kind-hearted soul... I love it when he always tries to put himself in front of me to protect me. It's that protective side of him that's beautiful, even though he

Stella – POV I couldn't stand Damon and stormed out of the room in fury. Once outside, I encountered Hilda again. "Can you please give me a protection spell?" I asked her. Hilda raised an eyebrow. "Why would you need it?" she asked. "You have your mate to protect you, and let's not forget, you've been honing your magic skills." "I'm not fully in control of advanced magic yet," I reminded her.

said Harry. "Ok, miss you can go!" Harry orders the lady taking cover behind him. "Much thanks to you!" She grinned pleasantly at Harry and feigned exacerbation at Arosh prior to taking off from them. "What? No chance!" Arosh protested what Harry had said, however she was unable to move on the grounds that Harry was holding her.

She was pale, and her body was trembling. "I made a mistake, and I put Aria in danger," she mumbled. I frowned, pushed her back to the office, and closed the door. "What are you talking about?" Harriet pointed at one of the ancient books she placed on my desk. Then she walked over and showed me a page with a description written in some unfamiliar language. "I apologize for my attitude from the moment I arrived." Her voice was shaky, which only increased my fear. "While I was on my way here, I remembered what one of the witches told me long ago. She mentioned an ultimate protection spell that can only be cast using a blood sacrifice."