Ch. 1922What Exactly Is the Future

Vizet showed Odin and the gathered figures memories of his magical future, revealing Hogwarts and the growth of magic over time. The figures wept with gratitude after seeing the forest their efforts would one day create.

  • Odin asked Vizet what the future looked like, and Vizet explained that future people had both magic and technology, though Wizards and Muggles should share one name.
  • Vizet drew out a silver Memory Thread and made copies for the figures to experience his memories of the future.
  • Odin and the others used the Kenaz Rune to absorb the Memory Threads and witnessed Vizet's magical experiences, including Hogwarts and its lessons.
  • The figures wept after the memories ended, and Odin thanked Vizet for showing them the future their seeds would grow into.

Ch. 1923Fighting for Change

Vizet urged Odin and the others to avert their doomed future, but they insisted that embracing every possibility—including disaster—was essential to their struggle for change. As the group prepared to fight Miklantikutli, returning allies revealed that Miklantikutli had interfered with their attempt to hide the treasury.

  • Vizet showed Odin and the others his research into magic and technology and considered preventing Miklantikutli's future victory.
  • Odin and Xutikutli refused to let Vizet choose their outcome, explaining that they would embrace change and fight for their ideals in their own era.
  • Vizet accepted that the figures had to pursue their own change, and that his duty was to return to the future and fulfill his mission there.
  • Loki, Amon, Chaos, and Sid returned after hiding the treasury, but reported that they could not sever the Pathway's connection to Miklantikutli.
  • One of the returning figures said Miklantikutli had appeared during the final concealment and passed along a message, then admitted, "Odin, we have betrayed everyone's trust."

Ch. 1924A Glitch in Thought

Vizet learned that Odin and the others were struggling to protect the unfinished path from Miklantikutli, and he studied their Vault, known in his time as the Otherworld, Ālaya Consciousness, or Logos. He offered to help build the path by creating a spell that resembled the Vault, though he had not mastered its principles.

  • Xutikutli warned Odin that Miklantikutli had learned of the path and could threaten their Gnosis if the path was invaded.
  • Vizet told Odin that the Vault had helped him in the future and that he had traveled through it, studied there, and encountered Hermes Trismegistus.
  • Odin allowed Vizet to analyze the Vault's principles after Vizet apologized for studying their thoughts.
  • Odin and the others held a meeting to consider how to improve the path and defend it from Miklantikutli.
  • Vizet cast Spiritual Resonance Symphony, creating a white bubble that Odin and Xutikutli found reminiscent of the Vault.
  • Vizet clarified that he had not mastered the treasury's principles and had only incorporated useful ideas into his magic.

Ch. 1925A Wonderful Feeling

Vizet demonstrated that his magic could help protect the “path” from Miklantikutli’s invasion, and Hades confirmed it was feasible. As Hades prepared to oversee a new setup, Vizet planted the W-and-L smiling-face symbol in the distant past, creating the inspiration he had once encountered in the future.

  • Odin and Xutikutli considered whether Vizet’s magic could resolve the hidden dangers in the “path,” while other figures examined his pure-white bubble.
  • Odin explained that Anubis, Hecate, Thanatos, Hades, Osiris, and others had established the “path,” and Hades emerged as their representative after their intense exchange of thoughts.
  • Hades confirmed that Vizet’s magic could greatly delay Miklantikutli’s invasion, while Odin suggested Vizet’s Descender traits enabled his unique magic.
  • Vizet cast a larger Spiritual Resonance Symphony and realized he could leave the W-and-L smiling-face symbol in the past to inspire his future self.
  • Odin assigned Hades to lead two groups in setting up Vizet’s magic and the original “path,” with orders to abandon the setup if Miklantikutli appeared.

Ch. 1926We Will Meet in the Future

Vizet prepared to return from the past after learning that Hermes Trismegistus had left to preserve the ideal of change. He vanished with the figures’ blessings, leaving them puzzled by his promise that they would meet again in the future as they renewed their resolve to oppose Miklantikutli.

  • Vizet explained to Odin that he had used soul-based communication and intended to return while continuing his plan to destroy The Master, Miklantikutli.
  • Odin told Vizet that Hermes Trismegistus had departed alone to safeguard the seeds of change, and that nobody knew where he was.
  • Vizet chose to return by following the Otherworld through Ancient Magic Power matured by time.
  • Odin and the other figures bowed and gave Vizet their blessings, and Vizet thanked them before saying they would meet in the future and vanishing.
  • Odin wondered whether Vizet’s words referred to their earlier meeting around Gungnir, then urged the figures to fight for the future they had seen.
  • Xutikutli and the other figures agreed to resist Miklantikutli without fear of death.

Ch. 1927The Second Wizarding World War?

As war intensified across the magical and Muggle worlds, Anthony Goldstein feared it could become a full-scale world war and revealed his great-aunt had warned him to be careful. Michael Corner said Parvati Pettier’s grandparents had died in the fighting, and Parvati and Padma might return to Bharat for the funeral.

  • Anthony Goldstein complained that the Daily prophet was filled with war news, and Terry Boot worried that the Middle East was nearing catastrophe.
  • Anthony told Chris Moen and Terry that his great-aunt had warned him of the danger and might keep him from boarding the Hogwarts Express if the situation worsened.
  • Anthony said the conflict could become a full-scale world war involving Muggles, whose weapons now made the prospect especially frightening.
  • Michael Corner arrived and revealed that Parvati Pettier’s grandparents had died amid fighting in the India-Pakistan region.
  • Michael said Parvati and Padma might leave school early to return to Bharat for the funeral, and Chris’s warning about the journey made Michael fear for their safety.

Ch. 1928The Increasingly Chaotic Situation

As conflicts spread around the world, Anthony and his dormmates worried about Vizet’s disappearance and learned that Dumbledore had helped calm a clash between France and Germany. Dumbledore addressed the silent Great Hall, but an ominous voice interrupted him before he could finish.

  • Anthony opened The Evening Prophet hoping for news about Vizet, but found none.
  • Anthony told his dormmates that France and Germany had clashed and that Dumbledore and Madame Maxime had temporarily calmed the situation.
  • Michael watched Parvati Pettier leave with her sister Padma Pettier and their parents, and said Parvati was likely grieving her grandmother’s death.
  • Dumbledore entered the Great Hall and spoke with Parvati Pettier’s parents before going to the Teachers’ Table.
  • Dumbledore began addressing the silent Great Hall, but a cold, sinister voice interrupted him.

Ch. 1929What Now?

A sinister voice identified as Voldemort’s spread panic through the Great Hall and claimed he had returned. Dumbledore silenced the voice with a Phoenix Patronus, then asked the frightened students, “And now?”

  • Ron, Hermione, and Harry heard a strange voice, and Harry recognized it as Voldemort’s.
  • Dean Thomas and Seamus Finnigan questioned Harry’s identification, while memories of Voldemort’s appearance after the Five Champions Tournament stirred fear among the students.
  • The Great Hall erupted into panic, and Professor McGonagall urged the prefects to calm the students.
  • Voldemort’s voice declared that he had returned, warned that escape was useless, and blamed Dumbledore for the danger.
  • Snape and Professor Flitwick suspected unfamiliar Dark Magic that grew stronger with fear.
  • Dumbledore cast Expecto Patronum, filling the Great Hall with Silver Light and stopping Voldemort’s voice.

Ch. 1930If you don't do this, will you be going back on your word?

Dumbledore explained that the students’ courage had weakened Voldemort’s fear-based magic and ordered them to return to their Houses. Voldemort then claimed that Vizet Lovegood had died in the Department of Mysteries, leaving the students facing a new shock.

  • Voldemort taunted Dumbledore, demanding that he surrender and accept punishment, while Dumbledore answered calmly.
  • Dumbledore told the students that Voldemort drew strength from their fear and that their silence had already weakened his voice.
  • Dumbledore asked the four Heads of House to lead the students out, and Professor McGonagall ordered the prefects to count their House members.
  • Voldemort announced that Vizet Lovegood had died in the Department of Mysteries at the Ministry of Magic.

Ch. 1931Who's Afraid?

Voldemort told Hogwarts students that Vizet Lovegood was dead, but Dumbledore challenged the claim and used three Phoenixes to restore the students’ spirits. The students were sent back to their Common Rooms, while Voldemort learned that three Phoenixes had appeared in the Great Hall.

  • Voldemort declared that Vizet Lovegood was dead and tried to frighten the students with the claim.
  • Dumbledore accused Voldemort of lying and said he was afraid Vizet might still be alive.
  • Three Phoenixes appeared in the Great Hall and sang, lifting the students’ spirits and weakening Voldemort’s voice.
  • Dumbledore told the students to decide what to believe and instructed the four House heads to escort them to their Common Rooms.
  • Voldemort angrily asked Carcas what Dumbledore had done, and Carcas reported that three Phoenixes had appeared.

Ch. 1932When Did You Start Fearing Him So Much?

Voldemort suspected that the appearance of three phoenixes at Hogwarts meant Vizet had returned or was about to return. After Carcas reported that no one had seen Vizet on any battlefield, Voldemort decided to accelerate his plan and prioritize recovering the Horcrux in the Room of Requirement.

  • Voldemort connected reports of additional phoenixes at Hogwarts with the possibility that Vizet had returned.
  • Voldemort feared Vizet might have anticipated their plans and be hiding while waiting for an opportunity to strike.
  • Voldemort recalled how Vizet had repeatedly thwarted him and realized how deeply he feared his unpredictable magic.
  • Voldemort ordered Carcas to ask their contacts whether anyone had seen signs of Vizet.
  • Carcas reported that Vizet had not appeared on any battlefield, and Voldemort concluded that he was still in exile or returning.
  • Voldemort decided to speed up the plan and focus on reclaiming the Horcrux hidden in the Room of Requirement.

Ch. 1933Troll Really Suits You

Serena Pendragon held off Herpo and wave after wave of mercenaries, keeping the Isaiah Society’s defensive line intact while trying to delay Herpo’s plan. Herpo grew increasingly angered by Serena’s taunts, but he could not retreat without risking her intervention in the other battles.

  • Herpo blocked Serena Pendragon’s silver-blue whip with a dark green shield, and the magical shockwave knocked down nearby mercenaries.
  • Mercenary squads flanked Serena and fired Goblin-enchanted bullets, but she repelled them with a Magical Energy Field and sent the bullets back at them.
  • Serena continued fighting through the endless reinforcements and accused Herpo of wanting her to kill the Muggles so his plan would advance sooner.
  • Herpo attacked Serena with the Killing Curse, but she shielded herself, counterattacked, and mocked his duelling skills and brain.
  • Serena stunned another ring of mercenaries and taunted Herpo to possess a Troll, while Herpo dispelled her invisible blade and hesitated to leave the battlefield.

Ch. 1934The Time Has Come for You to Sacrifice and End!

Serena Pendragon killed Herpo’s body after Carcas reported that a third Phoenix had appeared at Hogwarts, prompting Herpo to suspect Vizet was returning. Convinced Voldemort had accelerated his attack for the same reason, Herpo resolved to bring The Master back before Vizet returned and turned to the Isaiah Society members’ Horcruxes.

  • Carcas told Herpo that three Phoenixes had appeared at Hogwarts and that Voldemort had asked whether Vizet had been found.
  • Herpo lost focus over the news, and Serena Pendragon struck him with lightning, destroying his body.
  • Herpo learned from Carcas that Voldemort had changed his plan and intended to attack Hogwarts sooner after hearing about the Phoenixes.
  • Herpo returned to an Isaiah Society stronghold and decided he could not risk waiting for Vizet to return before reviving The Master.
  • Herpo named six Isaiah Society core members who had entrusted him with their Horcruxes and declared that they would make their final contribution to him and The Master.

Ch. 1935Hogwarts Should Be Our Home!

Slytherin students debated whether to trust Voldemort or Vizet, and Snape was moved by their willingness to question the Dark Lord. Voldemort then appeared in the Slytherin Common Room and urged the students to join him in claiming Hogwarts for Slytherin, while Snape silently maintained his role as Voldemort’s loyal servant.

  • Slytherin students argued over Voldemort’s return, with several saying they trusted Vizet more than the Dark Lord’s claims.
  • Snape heard the students’ discussion and reflected on how much Slytherin had changed since his own school days.
  • A Dark Mark appeared in the Common Room, and Voldemort emerged from its green light.
  • Voldemort told the students that the other Houses treated them as outsiders and urged them to take Hogwarts for Slytherin.
  • Snape watched Voldemort without drawing his attention, content to remain silent as a hidden surprise.

Ch. 1936Weren't You Raised by Your Parents?

Voldemort tried to sway the Slytherin students, but Draco Malfoy confronted him and challenged his history with the Malfoy Family. Draco left Voldemort furious and Snape wondering how much Vizet had influenced Draco and Slytherin House.

  • Voldemort watched the Slytherins hesitate, hoping some would join him and persuade the others to follow.
  • Voldemort taunted Draco Malfoy about his upbringing and his family, and Draco mocked Voldemort in return.
  • Voldemort erupted when Draco suggested he had never been raised by his parents, causing students to cover their ears or collapse.
  • Draco stood up to Voldemort and accused him of exploiting the Malfoy Family, then called him a loser defeated by a baby.
  • Snape watched Draco's defiance and wondered how Vizet's influence might change the Malfoy Family, Slytherin House, and the wider world.

Ch. 1937Slytherin Only Makes Decisions for Itself!

Voldemort failed to recruit the Slytherin students and instead threatened them with a coming assault, leaving them to decide whether to betray Hogwarts. Draco defended his choice to resist and urged the others to make their own decisions.

  • Voldemort demanded that the Slytherins bow to him or face destruction, but Draco used Radiant Illumination to drive him away from the Common Room.
  • Voldemort accused Draco of misleading the students and warned that they would have one last chance to choose his side when he began his assault.
  • Snape realized Voldemort had shifted from recruiting the Slytherins to encouraging betrayal among those who were wavering.
  • Draco told the students that he refused to kneel and wanted the Malfoy Family to stand proudly in the sunlight rather than endure Voldemort's punishments.
  • Draco declared that Slytherins made decisions for themselves and left each student to choose whether to accept Voldemort's offer of mercy.

Ch. 1938It's Time to Act!

Voldemort learned that Draco Malfoy had defied him and resolved to destroy the Malfoy family before turning his forces against Hogwarts. He summoned the Dark Mark and sent his Wizards and Dementors to attack the school.

  • Voldemort raged against Lucius Malfoy and Draco Malfoy while Carcas cautiously watched him.
  • Voldemort learned from Carcas that Draco had spoken of standing up for his family and Slytherin's choices, but Carcas concealed Draco's insults.
  • Voldemort concluded that Draco's defiance was foolish rather than connected to Vizet's return, and vowed to make Draco witness his family's destruction.
  • Voldemort cast Morsmordre and ordered the Wizards in formation to Apparate beneath the Dark Mark.
  • Voldemort summoned the Dementors from the forest and commanded them to go to Hogwarts and drain the happiness from it.

Ch. 1939Belongs to "That Person Whose Name Cannot Be Mentioned"

Voldemort sent the Dementors toward Hogwarts and gathered an army of Trolls, Inferi, and Dark Magic creatures, then arrived beneath the Dark Mark to confront the school's protective Magical Energy Field. He began testing the barrier with his yew wand, while the battle outside Hogwarts was about to escalate.

  • Voldemort convinced the Dementors that Vizet Lovegood was dead, and they surged toward Hogwarts.
  • A Goblin led Trolls to Voldemort, who used the Portkey Charm to transport them away.
  • Inferi and Dark Magic creatures emerged from the forest, and Voldemort transported them with another Portkey Charm.
  • Voldemort spotted the Magical Energy Field protecting Hogwarts and suspected it was connected to the Elder Wand and Dumbledore.
  • Voldemort stopped the Wizards from attacking the barrier and raised his yew wand to test it himself.

Ch. 1940Then Duel Me!

As Voldemort’s Dark Mark appeared over the Black Lake, Draco challenged the Slytherins who blamed him, but none dared fight him. When Snape began evacuating the students, Draco asked to remain at Hogwarts and fight, and Snape allowed him to stay.

  • The Dark Mark lit the Slytherin Common Room, and Cassius Warrington and other students accused Draco of bringing Voldemort’s attack upon them.
  • Draco challenged Cassius and the shouting students to duel him, but they backed down, wary of his skill in the Five Champions Tournament.
  • Dumbledore’s Phoenix Patronus told Snape to keep the students in the Common Room and evacuate Hogwarts through a secret passage.
  • While helping the prefects inspect the dormitories, Draco passed Cassius without acknowledging him, then told Snape he wanted to stay and fight.
  • Snape let Draco remain at Hogwarts and disparaged the other eager students as useless or likely to get in the way.

Ch. 1941You Duled with Other Classmates?

As Hogwarts evacuated students to a Ministry shelter, Draco Malfoy stayed behind after Astoria Greengrass kissed him and promised to wait for him. He discovered that Harry, Ron, Neville, Hermione, Fred, and George had also chosen to remain at Hogwarts.

  • Snape warned the Slytherin students to follow the Ministry's evacuation plan and keep quiet as they left Hogwarts for a temporary shelter.
  • Astoria Greengrass broke from the line, kissed Draco, and told him, "I'll wait for you!"
  • Snape told Professor McGonagall that Draco was not a hindrance and could stay at Hogwarts.
  • Fred and George teased Draco about his split lip, then explained that McGonagall had approved their decision to stay.
  • Draco saw that Harry, Ron, Neville, and Hermione had also stayed at Hogwarts.
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