Chapter Summaries

Orsaga learned the reincarnators’ restrictions, admired his child form, and went to Ollivanders to buy a wand. After he poured his controlled magic into a wand, scarlet fire and lightning wrecked the shop, leaving Ollivander temporarily blinded; Harry Potter then arrived to buy his wand.

• Orsaga learned that reincarnators could not use products from outside the world during their first sixty days and that their bodies were restricted to childhood.
• Orsaga admired his silver-haired appearance and went to Ollivanders Wand Shop to buy a wand.
• Ollivander offered Orsaga a yew wand with a Fireball dragon skull core and Thunderbird feathers, but it showed no reaction when Orsaga held it.
• Orsaga explained that he could control his magic freely and poured it into the wand, causing scarlet fire and lightning to erupt through the shop.
• Harry Potter entered the wrecked shop and agreed to wait while Ollivander recovered from his eye injury.

Orsaga bought a saker falcon in Diagon Alley, subdued it, and erased its consciousness to make it his obedient pet and servant. At the Hogwarts train platform, he stood out openly while other Reincarnators hid and one grew resentful after recognizing him as a fellow Reincarnator.

• Orsaga ignored the shop owner's warnings and chose the dangerous saker falcon as his pet.
• The saker falcon saw Orsaga's blood-red eyes and became docile, so the shop owner sold it to him.
• After leaving the shop, Orsaga erased the falcon's original consciousness and made it an obedient servant.
• Other Reincarnators hid in Diagon Alley and prepared for enrollment, fearing attacks from their rivals.
• At the train platform, a Reincarnator spotted Orsaga and became certain he was another Reincarnator, then felt jealous and resentful.
• Orsaga waited openly for the Hogwarts train with his saker falcon carrying his belongings, dismissing the other Reincarnators as unworthy of his attention.

Orsaga boarded the Hogwarts Express with his saker falcon and met Ravenclaw prefect Penelope Clearwater in a compartment. When Hermione searched for a missing toad, Orsaga concealed that his falcon had eaten it and sent her away with a technically true answer.

• Orsaga took a compartment on the Hogwarts Express, and students avoided him and his large saker falcon.
• Penelope Clearwater joined Orsaga, introduced herself, and asked about his name and noble bearing.
• A toad leapt into the compartment, and Orsaga's saker falcon ate it.
• Hermione asked Orsaga and Penelope whether they had seen the toad, and Orsaga told her it was no longer there.
• Penelope scolded Orsaga for wasting Hermione's time, while Orsaga defended his answer as truthful.

On the train to Hogwarts, Orsaga tested a basic spell and concluded that the world’s magic worked by strange rules. He left Penelope impressed by his skill while his true body continued hunting in the Molten Wasteland to gain Evolution Points.

• Orsaga read a beginner’s spellbook and wondered how its basic spells could produce effects that defied logic.
• Orsaga’s true body cast Dragon Emerging Spell in the Bottomless Abyss, then flew away from the star and resumed hunting creatures for Evolution Points.
• Orsaga’s Avatar silently created a three-meter venomous snake in front of Penelope, and his gyrfalcon killed it before it could attack her.
• Orsaga measured that his true body used 1,522 times more magic power than his Avatar for the same spell and wondered whether the Main God corrected spells for Reincarnators.
• Orsaga used Clean-Up Spell to remove the blood, and Penelope praised his potential; he dismissed the value of being admired.

Orsaga arrived at Hogwarts with the first-year students and watched Draco Malfoy try to befriend Harry Potter before Harry rejected him. Malfoy entered the Sorting Ceremony seething with resentment, while Orsaga wondered how his presence might change events.

• Orsaga left the train, handed over his luggage and pet, and crossed the lake by enchanted boat with other first-years.
• Draco Malfoy introduced himself to Orsaga and talked excitedly about meeting Harry Potter.
• Professor McGonagall explained the Houses and prepared to lead the students into the school.
• Draco introduced himself to Harry, insulted Ron Weasley, and offered Harry his friendship.
• Harry rejected Draco’s handshake, and Draco’s admiration for him turned into hatred before McGonagall led the students inside.

At Hogwarts' Sorting Ceremony, Orsaga drew attention from students and Reincarnators alike, while Hermione Granger was sorted into Gryffindor. When the Sorting Hat touched Orsaga, it sensed his malice and pain, panicked, and declared that he should be sent to Azkaban before fleeing.

• McGonagall led the new students into the Great Hall, where Orsaga greeted Penelope and attracted the attention of students and jealous Reincarnators.
• Dumbledore addressed the new students, and McGonagall began sorting them into Houses.
• Hermione Granger was sorted into Gryffindor, while Reincarnators watched her as a valuable target protected by her Protagonist Halo.
• McGonagall called several Reincarnators by their chosen names, then called Orsaga to be sorted.
• The Sorting Hat sensed Orsaga's malice and pain, shouted for him to be sent to Azkaban, and fled across the hall.

During the Sorting Ceremony, Orsaga was assigned to Azkaban, alarming Hogwarts staff and prompting them to summon the Ministry of Magic. An Auror’s attempt to read Orsaga’s mind transformed him into a monster, and the Aurors blamed the incident on Voldemort.

• Orsaga’s unexpected assignment to Azkaban shocked Harry Potter, Ron, Draco Malfoy, and the gathered Reincarnators.
• Dumbledore and Minerva McGonagall found nothing wrong with the Sorting Hat, but Dumbledore suspected something was wrong with Orsaga and asked McGonagall to notify the Ministry of Magic.
• Dumbledore seated Orsaga beside him while the Sorting Ceremony continued, and Orsaga calmly ate as the Aurors arrived.
• The Auror leader used Legilimency on Orsaga, was overwhelmed by his thoughts, and transformed into a monster.
• Dumbledore, the teachers, and the Aurors killed the monster, and an Auror blamed Voldemort while Quirinus Quirrell was left confused.

After Orsaga was taken from Hogwarts to the Ministry of Magic, the people around him blamed Voldemort for the attack and its strange effects. When a Ministry artifact melted after examining Orsaga, Cornelius Fudge ordered him sent to Azkaban, convinced Voldemort was responsible.

• At Hogwarts, students and staff speculated that Voldemort had returned and was behind the attack, while Quirinus Quirrell nervously believed their theories.
• Aurors brought the handcuffed Orsaga to the Ministry of Magic as Dumbledore protested that a child should not be restrained.
• Cornelius Oswald Fudge reprimanded the Aurors for provoking complaints about their treatment of a minor and insisted that rumors of Voldemort’s return should stop.
• Fudge ordered the Dream Shadow Elf Mirror to examine Orsaga, but the artifact melted as soon as it shone on him.
• Fudge ordered Aurors to take Orsaga to Azkaban and privately concluded that Tom Marvolo Riddle was behind the incident.

Orsaga settled into his room in Azkaban, where a Dementor tried to torment him but instead had its emotions drained and became his servant. He realized the hundreds of Dementors outside the prison could provide him with both power and more lackeys.

• Dumbledore asked Azkaban’s administrators to treat Orsaga well, and they assigned him a clean room with a bathtub.
• Orsaga relaxed in his room with his wand returned, while a Dementor entered and tried to frighten him.
• Orsaga reversed the Dementor’s ability and drained its joy, pain, and other emotions, strengthening his avatar’s soul.
• Orsaga altered the weakened Dementor’s will and made it his second lackey in the world.
• Orsaga looked forward to claiming the hundreds of Dementors still wandering outside Azkaban.

As the Wizarding World investigated Voldemort’s impending return, Orsaga absorbed the Dementor leader and mastered the AT Field. Penelope visited him in Azkaban, and her joking suggestion that he rule Earth gave him a new goal he planned to pursue.

• The Wizarding World uncovered signs that Tom Marvolo Riddle was preparing to return while Orsaga remained quietly in Azkaban.
• Orsaga used his golden AT Field to capture and link his soul with the Dementor leader, gaining another lackey and mastering the ability.
• Penelope brought Orsaga his gyrfalcon and candy, but Orsaga cooked the bird and Penelope joined him in eating it.
• Penelope suggested that Orsaga try ruling Earth, and Orsaga decided to make plans the next day and begin the day after.

Quirrell and a Reincarnator obtained the Philosopher's Stone and set out to prepare for Voldemort's resurrection, while Dumbledore learned the Stone had been stolen. Dumbledore decided to confront Voldemort himself, since Harry Potter was still too young to face him.

• In Azkaban, Orsaga calculated the population Earth would need to support his rule, and the prison guard spread the story until the prisoners and staff were laughing.
• At Hogwarts, Quirrell secured the Philosopher's Stone and told the Reincarnator that Voldemort had agreed to teach him the Three Unforgivable Curses after his resurrection.
• The Reincarnator reflected on how he had helped Voldemort obtain the Stone and expected to receive 4000 Reward Points once Voldemort completed his resurrection.
• Quirrell and the Reincarnator left in a cloud of black mist so Quirrell could contact the Death Eaters and prepare the resurrection ritual.
• At an emergency Ministry of Magic meeting, Dumbledore sensed that his protective magic had been broken and announced that Voldemort's resurrection ritual was about to begin.
• Dumbledore concluded that Harry Potter was too young to fight Voldemort and resolved to take the field himself.

Quirrell and the Death Eaters waited for Voldemort to be resurrected as Dumbledore’s group arrived and chose to wait him out. Meanwhile, Orsaga left his cell in Azkaban, killed or transformed prisoners who mocked him, and faced a mass arrest attempt from the guards.

• Quirrell told Dumbledore that Voldemort was about to be resurrected, while Dumbledore waited for the Dark Lord to emerge rather than attack the barriers.
• Orsaga left his Azkaban cell after setting it ablaze and attacked prisoners who taunted him, killing some and transforming another into an ape.
• The warden confronted Orsaga over killing twenty-two prisoners and irreversibly harming thirty-seven, and Orsaga said he had acted because they made him unhappy.
• The warden ordered the guards to seize Orsaga, and dozens of spells flew toward him.

Orsaga escaped Azkaban after absorbing its inmates’ emotional power and arrived at the confrontation between Dumbledore and the resurrected Voldemort. When both sides dismissed his claim that he intended to rule Earth, Orsaga transformed himself into an adult to make a more persuasive impression.

• Orsaga used Spell Stasis to dispel the guards’ attacks, then had Dementors drain the warden and guards while he absorbed their emotional power.
• Orsaga left Azkaban with the Dementors and used Apparition to travel to the forest where Dumbledore faced Voldemort.
• Dumbledore urged Orsaga to leave, but Orsaga said he had come to recruit people because he wanted to rule Earth.
• Voldemort and the others laughed at Orsaga’s ambition, and Dumbledore asked McGonagall to take him away.
• Orsaga used the Transfiguration Spell to change into an adult and a white suit, remarking that his childlike appearance was not persuasive.

Orsaga asked the gathered wizards to volunteer as his lackeys, then demonstrated his overwhelming power when a Death Eater attacked him. After Voldemort’s killing curse failed, Orsaga decided to kill half the group to force their cooperation.

• Orsaga let a Death Eater’s Cruciatus Curse hit him without reacting, then used Transfiguration to inflict intense, sustained pain on the attacker.
• Dumbledore and Minerva McGonagall recognized that Orsaga had transformed the Death Eater’s internal body structure, and McGonagall said his Transfiguration surpassed Merlin’s recorded mastery.
• Voldemort threatened Orsaga and secretly cast Avada Kedavra at him.
• Orsaga transformed dirt into a stone wolf that collided with and canceled Voldemort’s curse.
• Orsaga said he would kill half of the gathered wizards because they had not agreed to cooperate.

Orsaga unleashed Fiendfyre against the wizards and Death Eaters, then summoned a storm with his Thunderbird abilities. The battle escalated as Dumbledore and the others tried to fight back, while Orsaga remained in control of the destructive spectacle.

• Orsaga announced that he would eliminate half of those present and sent Fiendfyre snakes after them.
• The enormous flaming pythons attacked the wizards and Death Eaters, terrifying a Reincarnator and incinerating several Death Eaters.
• Dumbledore recognized the Fiendfyre Curse and joined McGonagall and the others in fighting the flames.
• Orsaga used his Thunderbird Talent Abilities to summon thunderclouds and lightning over the battlefield.
• Orsaga’s precise climate control created a storm while he considered broader ways to use the ability.

Orsaga overwhelmed the wizards fighting him and revealed that he intended to rule Earth. He used the Imperius Curse to bend the surviving wizards to his will, then teleported the group away.

• Lightning and Fiendfyre killed wizards and a Reincarnator, while Orsaga received reward messages for his kills.
• Voldemort rallied the wizards to attack Orsaga, but Dumbledore teleported Snape and McGonagall away before the spells reached him.
• Orsaga stopped Voldemort from Apparating and told Dumbledore he intended to rule the planet simply to make himself happy.
• Orsaga resumed his assault and, after more than ten minutes, declared the surviving wizards his lackeys.
• Orsaga marked the surviving wizards and used the Imperius Curse to overcome their wills, including Dumbledore and Voldemort.
• Orsaga used Group Apparition to teleport himself and the enthralled wizards away.

Orsaga seized control of global broadcasts and announced that he would conquer Earth by destroying one city each day. A caller chose New York as the first target, and Orsaga began activating Climate Control.

• An unknown group appeared in the British Empire National Broadcasting Station studio, and Dumbledore ordered wizards and Dementors to secure the building.
• Orsaga transformed the station's equipment and forced electronic devices around the world to broadcast his channel, cutting off communication between regions.
• Orsaga introduced himself as humanity's future god and lord, declared his plan to conquer Earth, and invited viewers to choose a city for daily destruction.
• A young man called in and chose New York, and Orsaga accepted his choice.
• Orsaga checked New York's coordinates and activated Climate Control, drawing air currents together above his location.

Orsaga demonstrated his control over the weather by destroying New York with a tsunami, tornadoes, lightning, hail, and an ice storm, then announced that the broadcast would continue in twenty-four hours. As his wizards began building the Heart-Bewitching Tower in London, world leaders debated how to respond and learned that the unknown force was constructing something there.

• A young man watched ships and sea creatures fall from the sky as Orsaga’s tsunami and tornadoes devastated New York.
• After the waves receded, Orsaga’s ice storm froze the ruined city into a vast ice field, and he announced that countries that surrendered might avoid the drawing.
• Orsaga ordered the wizards to begin building the Heart-Bewitching Tower and dismissed the television station’s employees.
• World leaders held online conferences, dividing over whether to surrender, wait, or retaliate while questioning Orsaga’s origins and abilities.
• The British prime minister told the leaders that Orsaga’s force was building something in London, and they watched satellite footage of wizards using Transfiguration Spells.

After Snape and McGonagall returned to Hogwarts, McGonagall revealed that Orsaga had overwhelmed Dumbledore, Voldemort, and their forces, and might be a god’s Divine Descent Body. As the world learned Orsaga had devastated New York and intended to conquer the world, Hogwarts sought help from other countries while Orsaga remained unconcerned in London.

• Snape and McGonagall returned to Hogwarts battered, and McGonagall explained that Orsaga had appeared during the battle and forced Dumbledore to send them away.
• McGonagall relayed Dumbledore’s suspicion that Orsaga was a god’s Divine Descent Body, and Sybill Trelawney’s divination failed to reveal his origins.
• McGonagall said Orsaga wanted to conquer the world and recruit subordinates, making Penelope realize her casual suggestion might have encouraged him.
• Hogwarts decided to contact other Wizarding Worlds for aid, then learned that Orsaga had nearly destroyed the New York branch of the United States Wizarding World.
• Orsaga drank a strawberry-flavored milkshake in London while watching wizards manufacture components, unbothered by the satellites observing him.

Orsaga sensed approaching military forces and unleashed Fiendfyre Dragons against them. The dragons absorbed the army’s attacks and flames, destroyed tens of thousands of elite troops, and left the battlefield burning uncontrollably.

• Orsaga detected fighter jets and mechanized troops converging on his position and prepared to demonstrate his power to potential collaborators.
• Orsaga cast the Fiendfyre Curse and sent miniature Fire Dragons onto the approaching army’s route.
• The army bombarded the dragons, but they absorbed the explosions and grew into enormous beasts.
• The Fire Dragons charged into the troops, tore apart armored vehicles, and spread Fiendfyre that ordinary soldiers could not extinguish.
• Hundreds of dragons slaughtered tens of thousands of elite troops, while the Fiendfyre continued burning across the battlefield.