Hogwarts Feast Novels & Stories

Eat your heart out, Hogwarts, because there were floating balls of light giving a soft glow to the area. Tables and chairs decorated in black with gold, blue, green, and red were positioned around the space with floating lights above them like invisible chandeliers and plates of steaming and delicious-smelling foods. I licked my chops, taking a half step toward a table with a roasted turkey leg tempting my rumbling stomach. ‘We should get dressed and find our mate before filling your stomach.’ August scolded. ‘I wasn’t going to eat. It just smelled good.’ I rolled my eyes and headed for what I hope is inside the packhouse.

Izzy watched as the first course was brought out to the tables filled with people. The great hall was so large, she almost couldn't see all of the people in attendance. There were thousands present. The first course of the feast was a delicate salad meant to barely wet the palate. She could see the distaste on the faces of the men surrounding her and she let out a small chuckle. The feast would last hours. By the time the last course was served, it would be well past 10. A meal at the Hunt was more than just for refueling, it was meant to be savored and enjoyed, shared amongst new and old friends.

He continued, "And you already thanked me during the bonfire." The smile on Echo's lips slowly faded and she quickly set her lips into a thin line before saying, "Yes, that's right." Moving her eyes to look at Amber, she offered her a short smile and said, "I came to let you know that there is going to be a feast tonight. John somehow managed to convince Bathilda to let the people have a little fun and they are finally going to celebrate resurrection. The people might want you to be there so, I came to let you know."

I don't need to wear thick clothes because it's cold, nor do I need to bring a parasol because of the sun's sizzling hot Today, I will practice controlling wind magic particles so that I can fly using a broom-like in the Harry Potter movies. And at the same time, I'll search two wandering fairies who didn't report the progress of the task I gave them the other day and only ate blind salaries! Anyway, I was just thinking how pleasant this moment is, until, Hayden came to have breakfast together! 'Unlucky. Why does he want to have breakfast together after we often eat dinner together?'

his eyes rested on me and I forced a smile on my own face in response. “We will be holding a feast in the square tonight to celebrate your arrival, or at least the arrival of your dragons,” he said. “I would love it if you could all do me the honour of attending. And the feast is in dragon form only.” I raised my eyebrows and looked around. Dragons weren’t exactly small. I wondered how many could actually fit at the feast. “It would be our pleasure,” Theo responded with a bow, and Naserea bowed as well. With a nod to me, he turned and headed back into the council building, followed by Alpha Toddoron.

Walking down the stairs Aurora looked ahead and saw Leonidas leading her towards the carriage before helping her get inside. As soon as Aurora sat Leonidas joined her before closing the door behind her. " Why is it not happening in the castle?" Questioned Aurora as she realised that the feast was in the middle of the capital. "Well, let's just say it's our way to acknowledge and honour our people by joining them or to get near to know them more closely. There's a huge clearing in the middle of the capital where usually all huge feasts are organized" Replied Leonidas as she nodded her head and looked at how beautifully roads were decorated and wondered how did they make it possible in just a

♤ The Great Hall was a cage of crystal and judgment. Luna stood just inside the servants’ entrance, a platter of roasted game heavy in her trembling hands. Tonight was the Moon Feast, a celebration of pack strength and future alliances. Every Alpha-blooded heir was present, a sea of arrogant beauty and calculated power. And she was the entertainment.

“I was close. You didn’t either.” “I promised I wouldn’t ruin my makeup.” “Smart,” he said. The feast began soon after. People ate. Danced. Talked. Music played. The air smelled of meat, bread, and sweet wine. We sat at the front, at a table made just for us. I looked at the crowd. Everyone seemed happy. Well… almost everyone. My eyes landed on Percy and Ron again. They hadn’t left, but they hadn’t smiled either. Percy looked at me once, then looked away. Ron didn’t even glance.

She doesn't want to put her in a difficult situation. "And, what do you mean by human like you? Aren't you Encantadas?" "Technically we're not Engcantados, we are a local Islander, they lured us inside here. We can't anymore go back to the Island because we ate the black rice. That black rice will enchant you forever. Once you eat it, you can never return," she holds her hands while shaking. "Young miss, save yourself from here" her last words while she runs back to the kitchen.

I said in a matter-of-fact tone. “Why do I feel you want to have the beauty all to yourself after having a taste?” Julia retorted, looking at me with a teasing smile and making me nearly choke on my saliva. Was she a psychic? “Stop having ridiculous thoughts, and let's go home. I'm tired and want to rest,” I said, glaring at the lovesick girl in feigned anger and smiling at how funny she looked. ~~~ When we arrived at my uncle's residence about an hour later, Aunt Bertie had prepared a feast to celebrate my first victory. The table was filled with mouth watering delicacies, and the aroma was heavenly, making my mouth water in anticipation.