Harry Potter Founders Novels & Stories

I shake my head in denial. “Emma, ​​she is the heir to the northern throne. If Harry finds out we found her, I’m sure he’ll start a war.” I see how Parker remains thoughtful and his eyes light up as if he finally understood a mathematical formula. “Now I understand everything.” He says thoughtfully. “What do you understand now, Parker?” “Alright. After spending months abroad, we could get information about Harry. Apparently, he is in negotiations to become partners with two families you know well: the Berkshires and the Saades.”

Anderson Silva walked into a secret cold room alone. He had to tap his card at the door a few times. Only certain people who have precise access are allowed to enter that room. One of them is the owner of Horus, Sir Richard Morrison. Richard is one of Horus's founders. He developed a high-tech company to create artificial intelligence for security and electronic devices. Unfortunately, it's just a mask. Horus is a secret group that formed a company to cover up what they have been doing all this time. For hundreds of years, the legend of Dracula has been well-guarded.

I looked at them blankly. -The Evan McCorney Academy was founded by him, as the name says, Evan was the first to notice that the new lycanthropes, warlocks, vampires and other entities had no guides in their first years of practice. They were getting out of control and causing chaos in the streets. That's why the school was founded, so that the new and soon to be promoted can go and learn to control what happens to them. It's simple, I thought Kayler told you about us since he was one of our students. And a brilliant one at that.

The best of us must sometimes eat our words. — Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets M E Y W A N G | The Asian Potterhead The talk with Hunter still bugged my mind. I tried my best to shove it back on the back of my mind. I had more important matters now such as Villain X and what he might do to us. There was no time to dwell on regrets. What had happened between Hunter and me was not a priority.

"I've spent twenty-six years hoping I'd never have to say his name again." He turned slowly. "But Celeste has left us no choice." He placed both hands on the Covenant Register. "This organization wasn't created by one man." "It was built by seven." Elara frowned. "The Seven." Gabriel nodded. "The Founder everyone fears was only one of them." Alexander blinked. "Wait..." "You're telling me there wasn't just one Founder?" "There never was." Gabriel replied. "There were seven." Vivienne quickly flipped back through the Covenant Register. She stopped at the first page.

"At first it was just Laura and I bringing together a few veterans from our Uzbekistan tours. But as funding grew, so did our group of supporters. Our first supporter at that time was the Canadian Prime Minister himself, John Lambert." She pointed at the short, dark-skinned man in the photo who, even standing on a box, had to reach high over his own head to ruffle Dan's hair. "The second was a personal friend of ours, a communications specialist by the name of Hannah York. She helped us develop a discreet recruitment tool to find candidates willing to join us." Mallet pointed at the woman whose hair glowed several different iridescent shades, then continued. "Our third founder came to us aft

Everyone flicked their gazes behind us and soon enough, they flocked away. I instinctively turned around, and my heart skipped a beat the second I saw him. Malcolm Hitler. Founder of SkyTech. And beside him stood a woman I recognized all too well.

Daniel walked closer. “Well… don’t keep us waiting.” Sophia looked at the radar signal again before speaking. “Adrian Vale is not just a Covenant leader.” She paused. “He is one of the original founders.” Emma blinked. “The founders?” Sophia nodded. “Yes.” Victor frowned. “I thought the Covenant was created by a group of powerful families.” Sophia answered calmly. “That’s what the world was supposed to believe.” Daniel sighed. “Of course it is.” Elizabeth spoke softly. “So Vale helped build the Covenant from the beginning.”

Most of them were a few years older than me, some are girls but mostly boys. “That’s Mr. Andrade. One of the founding fathers,” Collins whispered, referred to the old guy. “Founding fathers?” I curiously asked. “Yes, your grandfather was one of them,” Collins mused and he continued, “Decades ago, the founding fathers decided to create an organization to gather witch hunters and train them to effectively win the war.” “When do you think the war will end?” I asked “I really do not know the answer. Maybe until the last witch is dead or captured?” He shrugged.

“Was founded by one of your ancestors, Hazel. Nicholas Grimshaw.” My breath catches in my throat the coven I left behind, is the only people who can provide the answers I need.