Hogwarts Legacy Upside Down Room Novels & Stories

I tried to remember the spell Dorothy told me when I was Pamela. I breathless arrived on the ground floor. It looks like a boundless floor. According to the description, I stood in front of an empty wall and recited the spell loudly. Nothing happened for a minute. I started doubting that I told the wrong spell. But then the wall turned out to be a massive door which reaches till the ceiling. The creak of the door when it's opening gave me shivers down my spine. I have no idea or image of what Iam going to see in that room. I slowly stepped into the darkroom. I can only hear my footsteps. I can't clearly see the surroundings. But somehow I can see many mirrors in the room. There's one large m

Chris answers. “Okay well done, I looked at the house and there isn’t much to work with, All the guys will share a room and the girls will share one too. The other spare room we will turn into the surveillance room, the other extra room will be for all the potions and spells Gabi will have to do since she will need space. We will turn the living room into our intel room on the side, there is enough space to put our equipment so we can communicate with Beta Kylo and my dad. We have one bathroom this time, so we will just have to navigate that as we go. If any of you have a problem seeing someone naked just tell me and well figure something out, but other than that there is a small bathroom wi

I spoke in a sorrowful tone which did work. Christina immediately shook her head in denial and cupped my face in her palms, “No, not at all Jasmine. You’re like a sister to me. Alright, so the thing is there is a secret room upstairs. We call it the Vault of the Golden Warrior. Three magical and most powerful weapons of this universe have been kept in there.” My eyes turned to the size of saucers as soon as I heard it. Finally, I got what I was waiting for. I knew which weapons she was referring to.

She announced and I looked around. The room was beautiful with two twin beds on either wall and a door to the bathroom between them along with a ladder up to a loft space. There was a large window on one wall and the other wall contained two doors that I guessed went to walk in closets. The room contained two desks and two vanities as well. It was done in pale rose, lavender and white but had accents of grey that kept it from being too bright. "This is wonderful" I exclaimed and Jas grinned. "We can use the loft for our alter and spell casting" she explained and I nodded.

"This is just the first floor, to make it seem like nothing is here for nosy neighbors. The magic is upstairs." Leading me to a secluded staircase, we went upstairs and I soon gasped. The layout was completely open. And it was beautiful. It was well lit from the sun outside and had plants all around the room. There was a wall full of books, from the floor to the ceiling. In one corner had a wall with liquids and a podium with a thick book on it. In the center of the room was a pentagram. Candles littered just about any given platform but it was absolutely amazing.

she was walking in front so she didn't see everyone turn their heads to look at me. Scarlette smirked and Jerry sniggered. Gillian's eyes glimmered with hope, and my heart began to thump with even more hope. Hazel led us up to the third floor and into a room with a door made out of oak wood. I gasped when we entered the room. Now this was magical. There were a lot of flying books and tiny pixies carrying some. Ten large orbs floated in the middle of the room, lining each other like a planetary alignment with a large glass staircase spiralling around them up to the roof.

Now she stood in the center of the Headmistress’s private discipline chamber, heart hammering against her ribs. The room was larger and far more intimidating than the orientation space. Dark wood panels lined the walls. Thick beams ran across the high ceiling, perfect for suspension. Soft crimson lighting cast everything in a dangerous glow. In the middle of the room hung an intricate web of black ropes, already prepared and waiting.

A round table takes up the center of the room with twelve chairs positioned around it. Two couches are set up in the far right corner with a large TV mounted on the wall. The left corner is filled with a king sized bed. A small kitchen is to our left with a bathroom to our right. Levi created a magically hidden space that Jamari can hide in in cases of emergency. I would never admit it to him, but I am impressed by the space. “How does this space fit behind the pantry?” Jamari asks, her eyes wide in wonder. Levi chuckles at her ignorance. “The door leads to a room magically placed in the in between.”

The acolytes, the guards, Locasta, myself—no one is safe from the Red One’s wrath. I whip toward her, voice low and deadly. “Where. Are. They?” “We haven’t found them yet.” Locasta’s voice wavers, but she soldiers on. “The basement is a maze, as you know. When we moved in, we spelled it to be bigger than it actually is. The corridors twist and shift unless you have a coin to guide you through.” I grind my teeth. “I know that already. Tell me something useful.” “We’re working on breaking the spell so the rooms stop shifting,” she rushes to explain. “It’s a simple counterspell but—”

he asked, quickly leading them from the cursed dining room and into another cavernous room. "My new potion room!" Allen said excitedly, smirking at the way his sister, David and Olivia drooled when they saw it. Three work benches, row after row of shelves for spell books and another huge fireplace filled the room. His favourite parts where the underfloor heating and the spinning ingredient rack that was taller than he was. "I can't wait to start filling the shelves," he said with an excited gleam in his eye. "And the final room for the ground floor," Sebestian said, leading them down a small hallway, beautifully carved stone arches and stone walls and floor led to his second favourite room i