HP: The Century-Long Will

An original heroine rooted in a legacy, with a ship pairing featuring Ominis Gaunt. The narrative centers on the heroine and a CB-oriented dynamic, and contains a wealth of personal, subjective interpretations of the two works.

In 1992, Sebrina Sekrey returns to Hogwarts as a new fifth-year student.

Her junior and fellow student—the current headmaster of Hogwarts—Albus Dumbledore—tells her that the magical world now faces a resurrected, powerful foe; he is an ambitious fugitive and the Gaunt family’s last living bloodline.

Gaunt.

"Oh, Gaunt!"

Sebrina finds that grown-up Albus is somewhat hard to deal with; look at what this boy has laid out.

— Gaunt

This is her lover’s surname, the cage that imprisons him, and also his tombstone.

Her beloved, though his blood is sullied, his soul is bright and holy.

He is an angel born in hell, a holy flower grown from the blood-stained bones, the most dazzling presence in her life, and also—the chain that binds her to the moral edge.

Albus Dumbledore had always thought Tom Riddle resembled someone, but that figure was hazy until Riddle stirred the magical world into chaos, died, and showed signs of resurrection. It was then that he found a lead on the new student’s roster—his senior and also a professor—Sebrina Sekrey.

But there is also a difference.

That resurrected student does not know what love is, while his resurrected professor will go to any lengths for love.

Merlin pulled a trick with time; the venomous snake that bound its fangs has lost its chains, and the Great White Wizard has pointed out its prey.