Zodiac Sign As Hogwarts House Novels & Stories

Marco had the most advanced defense against supernaturals, particularly vampires and demons. The headmistress of the school is a high ranking member of the House of Hecate. That's why the whole school is covered with a magical barrier. For some reason, humans trust witches and wizards more than any other supernatural beings. Maybe because, aside from being immortal and having magical powers, they looked a lot like humans. The fact that they don't eat people or drink blood probably helped.

There is a story of people born with red hair as a sign of a witch. A witch was born from a demon in the shape of human beings with magic powers. Having red hair signifies chaos among humans and those who can control monsters. I guess that is why the monsters in the Dark Forest never came close to me and why Zane is too attached is because of my magic energy.

Since Gregory and Jamal are off in some massive alpha meeting with the witches on their side, I’m finally being treated like the prisoner so many wolves believe I am. Which means I’m stuck in the center of a pentagram, anchored by the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and metal.

“I do love you. Even when you irritate me.” “I do nothing of the sort.” “Oh, so it’s just my imagination when you knock my things off of places and throw up on my stuff.” “Yes, that sounds about right,” he said in a smartass tone. I shook my head and kept walking. My next stop was at the planetarium on the backside of the fortress grounds. This is where the cosmic witches did all of their magic and studies. I actually enjoyed this place a lot. The cosmic witches dealt in zodiacs, horoscopes, astrology and celestial energy. It was pretty cool. I learned from spending time here that my zodiac was an Aries, which explains why I have such a strong connection with my fire element.

Symbols were burned into its surface, symbols that predated any language Elif had ever seen. "When the light and shadow twins are born," Siku read, "the First Wolf will choose one to carry him. The vessel will be willing or the world will burn. Not fire, but magic. Not death, but transformation." Elif's blood ran cold. "Light and shadow twins. That is Nisan. She carries both." "No." Siku shook her head. "The prophecy speaks of two. One of light. One of shadow. Twins." "I do not have twins. Nisan is my only child."

There, resting upon jagged pedestal of obsidian that drank light from the room, was the Aetherium Sorter. Crystalline construct of impossible complexity, pulsing translucent orb holding millennia-old magic within its depths. Not a machine. A judge. Designed to reach into marrow, strip lineage and lies, read raw frequency of soul. It would assign us to Great Four Houses: Ignis for conquerors, Aqua for strategists, Ventus for brilliant minds, Terra for unshakable loyalty. I watched the orb's internal light swirl like trapped nebula, silent sentinel waiting to decide which of us were wolves and which were sheep in borrowed pelts.

Rendered final now by Nora’s hands and heart. It had six pieces. Six symbols. Six souls. We took our place around it—Nora at the center, the rest of us forming the outer ring like the spokes of a wheel. Palms pressed to the ground, each one making contact with the sigil at the spot where our House mark had been carved: a wolf head for Hawthorne. A flame and crown for Aurelian. Bat wings for Nerezza. An open book for Everley. A tree for Bloodpine. A circle of runes for Runebound.

"Then you exist outside the protection it provides. And trust me, Mr. Chen, you really don't want that." The implication hung heavy in the air. Without a rank, you were vulnerable to anyone who outranked you. "Additionally," Dr. Winters continued, "you'll be divided into Houses. There are four: Lunar Eclipse, Solar Flare, Aurora Borealis, and Cosmic Storm. Your House becomes your family here, your support system. House leaders will be announced shortly, and they'll assign new students to their respective Houses. Houses compete for points through various challenges and activities, which also contributes to individual rankings."

she asks. “OH! I know that one! That’s the witch kid, right?” Xander asks. “Harry Potter,” Madelyn confirms. “Which house do you think you’d be in?” I ask her as we step off the elevator. “I’d like to say Gryffindor, but probably Huffle Puff. How about you?” “I’m Gryffindor all the way,” I say. “And, I’d bet you’d be a Gryffindor, too. You’re very brave.”