Hogwarts Legacy Scriptorium Novels & Stories

Seth had summoned him, and his grandfather, Clovis, had begged him to obey and come down. Lucas raced down to the mansion where his grandfather’s office was, and his brakes screeched as he halted in front of the door. Lucas took a deep breath before pushing the heavy oak door open, the familiar scent of cedar and leather greeting him as he stepped into the dimly lit office. Clovis sat behind the ornate desk, his expression tense and weary, as if he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders. “Lucas.”, Clovis greeted him sounding relieved, his voice tinged with exhaustion. “Thank you for coming.”

“You should have treated me better. That’s okay, though. Astrid and I will be much better off without you and Lucille.” Looking down at the paper, I finished the incantation. The final words were heavy, thick with dark magic that felt like a drug as it shot into my blood stream. Invoko mortise … reliset demokana … The liquid in the bowl began to bubble and blacken. It quickly rose to a boil, sloshing over the sides. I backed away, remembering my father’s words earlier this morning.

he mused. “Wouldn’t it be better to tell them now so they can make an early decision before it turns I to something bigger?” I asked back as a way to answer his question. Without hesitation, Darius stood and walked over to where he kept his paper and his pen to draft up a letter to Tyrell. “I’ll go over to the witches’ coven and find whatever I can get,” I announced as I planted a gentle kiss on Aaron’s forehead before I walked out. ~ The coven was just the same as it had been the last time I was there. The vines were still there, thick and sleekly covering whatever they could touch.

“Not everyone here will welcome you, but… I think it’s only fair to hear your story.” --- Victor’s Study After the tense introduction, Charles led me to Victor’s study, a sprawling room filled with leather-bound books, antique furniture, and the faint scent of cigar smoke. “This was your father’s sanctuary,” Charles explained, motioning for me to take a seat. “He spent countless hours here, planning, strategizing, and reflecting.” I hesitated before sitting in one of the plush chairs, feeling like an intruder in a space that clearly wasn’t mine. Charles sat across from me, pulling out a thick file.

Xander had ordered extra patrol guards to be stationed around the castle grounds, ensuring that not a single thing could slip through unnoticed. I stood in the center of the forge, surrounded by my closest and only friends. Rowan and Kaida were drawing protective runes on the stone floor with crushed starlight powder, an ancient substance that amplified light magic. Kael was adjusting the positions of the enchanted lanterns, ensuring their glow covered every inch of the chamber. Vanessa who was standing by my side, held the sacred scroll containing the incantation I would need to recite. Her usually sharp expression was softer than usual.

He stared at Yvonne in disbelief before turning to me with a look of remorse. Liam swiftly pulled out a capsule, which made Yvonne slump back onto the floor, looking like she'd seen a ghost. "Yvonne secretly bought this drug online and fed it to her classmates. It allowed them to hear Ms. Norton's thoughts. Then, she herself took a supplementary drug that gave her the ability to alter Ms. Norton's thoughts." After hearing how it all happened, Justin marched forward and grabbed Yvonne by the collar in fury. "Is he telling us the truth? Did you really change Calista's thoughts?"

My darkness shredded the air, but the plates drank it, old wards humming as if mocking me. I snarled and went feral, letting teeth bare, letting speed carry me low. My fist slammed into its knee joint, stone cracked, barely. Too slow. Too strong. The warden’s arm whipped out, clipped my ribs, and sent me into the chapel wall hard enough to see black. Elias’s voice cut sharply through the ringing in my head. “Lucien! The glyphs, they’re powered through Everley script.” His hands blurred with light, runes blooming in sequence. “I can’t unmake it, but I can stagger the control.”

He blurted out like we were having a normal conversation and came closer. “I…I didn't mean to–”I stumbled backwards and my voice came out shakily. “I know Elowen, but now that you're here, we have a problem so let me be the one to tutor you first, how about that?” He told me stepping closer with his presence towering and suffocating me in the most intoxicating way and suddenly retreated to one of the cabinets, unlocking it with a code. He opened it, revealing rows of handcrafted tools that were supposed to belong to the private parts of any human, which made my heart beat faster in panic.