Chapter Summaries

Allen and his family planned to establish a temple-based school that would teach Ancient Magic and win support from ordinary wizards. They decided the Nether Scroll could help their followers study more advanced knowledge, and Allen explained its five chapters and the abilities each could grant.

• Lenn proposed teaching Ancient Magic systematically in Ravenclaw's temple to attract wizards and build support for the Harris Family.
• Albert argued that existing Harris followers should receive higher-level knowledge and greater clearance, while Owen worried that empowering them could undermine Ministry control.
• Allen said the Nether Scroll would preserve the family's strength while spreading enough knowledge to spur a revival in wizarding society, and Luna said faith would help readers understand it.
• Allen explained that the Nether Scroll had five chapters and that Luna's divine power could protect readers, while completing each chapter granted an additional benefit.
• Allen described the subjects and effects of Arcane Fundamentals, Magic Creation, Advanced Creation, Planar Mechanics, and Arcane Discourse.

Allen and the others discussed how to share Ravenclaw Temple’s magical knowledge safely and fairly, settling on ways to exchange knowledge, points, and contributions. The meeting’s mood changed when Lenn delivered the files of the fallen Aurors Pope and Pluto, prompting plans to honor their service and support their families.

• Owen agreed to consider Allen’s plan to teach magical knowledge, while Allen proposed revising and filtering dangerous material before making it public.
• Owen said Luna was being considered for a Second Class Order of Merlin, but Luna refused the award and Xenophilius stepped on her foot.
• Hermione recounted Miranda Goshawk’s life and work, and Morgan le Fay suggested that Allen attribute some teachings to Rowena Ravenclaw’s inheritance.
• Hermione, Fleur, Daisy, Lenn, and Luna proposed systems for exchanging magical knowledge through donations, points, Ministry certificates, or privately traded books and expertise.
• Allen said private exchanges should be encouraged as part of Ravenclaw’s role in spreading knowledge, and the group summarized their plans.
• Lenn gave Allen the personal files of Pope and Pluto; Hermione and Albert reacted with grief, while Fleur and Xenophilius proposed broadcasting tributes to the fallen Aurors.

Allen told his family he wanted to break the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy and prepare wizards to integrate with Muggles before conflict became inevitable. His family warned him about the danger and political fallout, while several relatives offered support, leaving Allen silent and troubled.

• Allen said he would not kill Voldemort and asked Lenn to reserve two captured wizard criminals for him.
• Allen explained that he wanted to break the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy because Muggle technology could expose the wizarding world.
• Owen, Lenn, and Fleur warned Allen that his plan could endanger the Harris Family and provoke wizards still scarred by Grindelwald’s revolution.
• Albert, Daisy, Hermione, and Morgan le Fay expressed support for Allen while urging him to consider the risks.
• Xenophilius recalled being attacked in Bulgaria after his Deathly Hallows necklace was mistaken for Grindelwald’s symbol, and Allen clenched his hands before hiding his expression behind his tea.

Allen persuaded his family that Muggle technology posed a serious challenge to wizards and explained that his reforms aimed to prepare for cooperation and avoid casualties. Owen and the others agreed to support a gradual publicity campaign that would build public will to end the Statute of Secrecy.

• Allen showed his family a film about Muggle technology, whose military power shocked the Harrises.
• Allen and Hermione explained how wizarding society had underestimated Muggle progress and how magic and Muggle inventions could benefit both worlds.
• Allen clarified that his reforms were meant to avoid a violent, radical takeover and lead wizards to choose ending the Statute of Secrecy themselves.
• Owen told Allen to slow down, keep the plan concealed, and use his International Confederation of Wizards position to pressure Ministries dealing with secrecy breaches.
• Fleur proposed broadcasting documentaries about Muggle life during prime time, and Lenn wrote down her proposal as the family accepted Allen's plan.

Allen and Hermione visited Olivo Avery in Godric's Hollow, where Hermione apologized for Pluto's death and offered Olivo a job. Allen transferred Pluto's soul from a Soul Gem into his portrait, allowing Pluto to remain with his family, and promised to teach his daughter magic.

• Allen and Hermione visited Olivo Avery, who welcomed them and introduced them to her baby.
• Hermione apologized for Pluto's death and invited Olivo to work for Umbrella Corporation, but Olivo declined to care for her child and manage the family plantation.
• Allen asked about Pluto's portrait, and Olivo led them to the bedroom where it hung.
• Allen transferred Pluto's soul from a Soul Gem into the portrait, and Pluto awakened and spoke to Olivo.
• Allen promised to remember Pluto and Pope, arrange more portraits for Pluto to visit, and personally teach Olivo's daughter magic.

While stationed near Uagadou, Penelope learned that Hermione had survived the Devil’s attack but that five Aurors, including two of Allen’s guards, had died. Angered by the reports and worried about Allen’s safety, she considered returning to Britain, but Allen persuaded her to stay; meanwhile, the Umbrella Squad returned from its mission to investigate Jacques Wamu-Tombo.

• Penelope read that Luna had saved Hermione from the Devil’s contract and relaxed after learning Hermione was safe.
• Penelope recognized Pope and Pluto among the dead Aurors and compared conflicting reports about the Hogsmeade attack.
• Penelope decided Allen needed her protection and contacted him through the Perception Mark, but he persuaded her not to hurry back.
• Doctor, the fat man, and Victor returned from investigating Jacques Wamu-Tombo, and Doctor reported that they had completed the mission.

The Wolf Mom Squad investigated Jacques Wamu-Tombo and discovered that Uagadou students were learning to become Animagi, transforming into elephants or cheetahs. They planned to obtain the school’s method the following night, while Fatty remained miserable after buying a Muggle magnifying glass instead of the promised alchemical device.

• Doctor described Jacques Wamu-Tombo’s routine, and Victor shared memories of infiltrating his home.
• Victor captured Shiva Wamu-Tombo and Okoye, and Doctor used Legilimency before modifying their memories and returning them to the village.
• Doctor examined the girls’ memories and learned that Uagadou students were being taught to become Animagi, with successful students transforming into elephants or cheetahs.
• Penelope and Wolf Mom agreed to obtain the Animagus method, and Wolf Mom scheduled the operation for the next night.
• Doctor explained that Fatty had become despondent after spending seventy Galleons on a supposed enlargement device that turned out to be a Muggle magnifying glass.

Gilderoy Lockhart carried Patricia through the African wilderness as they fled Death Eaters, hoping to reach the wizarding school Uagadou and find help. Exhausted and hungry, Lockhart tested cactus fruit for poison before giving the remaining fruit to Patricia.

• Lockhart rested briefly with Patricia in the mountain forest, then continued toward a snowy peak while warning her that Death Eaters might still be searching for them.
• Lockhart failed to catch any hoopoes for food, and Patricia comforted him as he spoke honestly about his limited magical skill.
• Lockhart used Accio to pull cactus fruits toward him, accidentally bringing the spiny cacti along, then ate one to test whether it was safe.
• Lockhart initially kept the fruit for himself and carried a hungry, trembling Patricia onward.
• After confirming the fruit had caused no harm, Lockhart gave Patricia all the remaining cactus fruit to eat.

The Ministry, the Harris Family, and the Ravenclaw Temple prepared to announce a cooperative response to the Hogsmeade attack as hostile wizards and reporters criticized the Ministry’s failures. The arrival of a huge, disciplined force of Aurors, Umbrella troops, and Giants left the pure-blood families realizing the Harrises had ambitions beyond maintaining their current power.

• Reporters and hostile wizards gathered outside the Ravenclaw Temple, where critics blamed the Ministry and Albert Harris for the slow response to the Devils’ attack.
• Temple clergy and believers emerged in ancient Dragon-hide Robes, and the temple’s aura silenced the crowd.
• A squad of armed Aurors marched to the temple in synchronized goose step, drawing the reporters’ attention.
• Onlookers realized that the ranks included Umbrella Corporation’s armed forces, followed by dozens of disciplined Giants.
• Marcus Flint and the gathered pure-blood supporters fell silent as they assessed the scale of the Harris forces.
• Annette Bobbin feared that the Harrises sought more than suppressing their rivals or claiming a larger share of power.

Owen Harris announced that Umbrella’s armed forces would assist Aurors with patrols and public order, then blamed British pure-blood families for the Hogsmeade devil attack using Baal’s recorded words. He handed the next announcement to Allen after a reporter challenged how ordinary wizards could be protected when Aurors were overwhelmed.

• Owen announced that Umbrella security personnel would assist Aurors under their command, without receiving law-enforcement authority or wearing Auror insignia.
• Wizards in the audience voiced support for increased patrols, while Owen’s people steered public opinion away from the reporters’ criticism.
• Owen reported the Hogsmeade casualties and said the Ministry’s investigation connected pure-blood families to Devils and You-Know-Who.
• Owen played Baal’s surveillance recording, prompting suspicion toward the pure-blood families and angry protests from their supporters.
• Dempster Wiggleswade asked what ordinary wizards should do when Aurors could not handle an attack, and Owen said Allen would announce the next measure.

Allen announced that Ravenclaw’s temple would teach advanced magic to wizards of every background, with the Ministry issuing certificates, prompting pure-blood families to protest. He made clear the decision was final and whether they accepted it was their own private matter.

• Allen announced the Harris Family, the Ministry of Magic, and Ravenclaw’s plan to teach advanced magical knowledge at Ravenclaw’s temple and issue certificates.
• Half-blood and Muggle-born wizards welcomed the plan, while pure-blood wizards reacted with anger and alarm.
• A Bulstrode wizard and a horse-faced wizard condemned Allen’s decision, warning that spreading advanced magic would endanger the wizarding world and threaten pure-blood interests.
• Allen said the press conference was only meant to notify the magical world and that accepting the decision was the pure-blood families’ own private matter.

Allen defended the Harris Family’s decision to open Ravenclaw’s knowledge to all wizards, rejecting efforts by pure-bloods to control access and declaring himself Ravenclaw’s heir. He warned against unauthorized entry to the temple, then summoned a flaming skull archway as a powerful song rose from within.

• Pure-blood wizards urged Owen Harris to reverse the decision, while Dempster Wiggleswade proposed a committee to review Ravenclaw’s knowledge and Ben Bulstrode suggested Ministry involvement.
• Allen challenged dissatisfied wizards to face him in a duel, silencing the objectors, then invited wizards of every background to study at Ravenclaw Temple under its rules.
• Allen declared that Lady Rowena Ravenclaw had granted him his strength and that he was her heir, and he defended her miracles as a way to restore lost wizarding knowledge.
• Allen warned that the temple’s protected inner rooms would attack unauthorized intruders, citing the Ministry law permitting lethal defenses.
• Allen summoned a flaming archway made of skulls, and voices inside chanted Ravenclaw’s name before a grand battle hymn began.

Allen presented the Ravenclaw temple’s Viking Death Knights to the gathered wizards, demonstrating their power by destroying a floating warship with a shouted blast. The display convinced many that the temple was protected by formidable forces, while Rita Skeeter defended the Harris Family against accusations of dark magic.

• A floating Viking longship emerged before the wizards, and armed Death Knights rode out on Bone Steeds.
• The Death Knight commander shouted “FUS RO DA!” and unleashed a magical flame shockwave that annihilated the warship.
• Allen claimed Ravenclaw had bestowed the Death Knights on the temple as punishment for the Viking pirates who invaded Britain.
• The wizards watched the Death Knights with awe and fear, and some Purebloods concluded that Allen had truly inherited Ravenclaw’s power.
• Ben Burside accused the Harris Family of following You-Know-Who by using undead creatures, and Rita Skeeter countered by pointing to other wizards who kept dangerous beings.

After the Harris Family announced it would make its advanced magical knowledge public, Allen rejected the Burke Family’s attempt to negotiate a compromise and invited them to donate knowledge instead. As Allen left Diagon Alley with cakes, he learned that a Muggle woman was calling for help outside the Leaky Cauldron.

• Pure-blood family wizards left the venue after the Harris Family’s announcement, and the press conference ended.
• Alfred Croft approached Allen on behalf of Herbert Borgin and proposed cooperation, including support for amending the Minister’s term of office.
• Allen refused to reconsider the Harris Family’s decision and told Croft that the Burke Family could become friends by donating its knowledge.
• Croft accepted Allen’s refusal, paid the bill, and departed; Allen fed cake to Anka and packed Brownies to take home.
• Two patrolling Aurors told Allen that Tom had reported a Muggle woman calling for Aurors outside the Leaky Cauldron.

Alfred reported the Harris Family’s rejection to Herbert Borgin, who gathered pure-blood allies to plan a political campaign against them. At Hogwarts, Harry tried to learn from Slughorn about the magic Tom Riddle had asked him about, but Slughorn warned him to leave the matter to Dumbledore or Allen Harris.

• Alfred invited Marcus Flint to Borgin Manor and spoke with Annette Bobbin after the Harris Family rejected their proposal.
• Harry questioned Slughorn about rare magic and whether some kinds of magic could not be taught to students.
• Harry asked whether Slughorn had answered Tom Riddle the same way, and Slughorn accused Dumbledore of sending him before warning him away from the matter.
• Alfred told Herbert Borgin and his gathered allies that the Harris Family had rejected their goodwill.
• Herbert and the other pure-blood leaders discussed opposing the Harris Family, using its teaching of Dark magic and use of undead creatures as leverage to recruit Dumbledore and other families.

Gilderoy Lockhart fought his way toward Uagadou with Patricia, defeating two Death Eaters but becoming injured as the enemy closed in around them. He hid Patricia in a cactus thicket and ran toward the Death Eaters to draw them away, leaving her to reach the school and return to her mother if he did not come back.

• Lockhart knocked a Death Eater from a tree, broke the bones in his limbs, and used Obliviate before continuing toward Uagadou with Patricia.
• Lockhart summoned cacti into another Death Eater, rushed in, and incapacitated him, but cactus spines wounded Lockhart's arm.
• Lockhart heard the Death Eaters searching behind them and realized others had appeared ahead to surround them.
• Lockhart hid Patricia inside a cactus thicket, gave her his manuscript, and told her to seek help at Uagadou if he did not return.
• After Patricia called him her hero, Lockhart prayed for her safety and ran toward the Death Eaters to draw them away.

Penelope and the Umbrella Squad prepared to leave Africa after successfully collecting Animagus research, memories, and magical materials. Their evacuation was interrupted by approaching wizards, and Penelope attacked a Death Eater before he could explain why he was seeking her help.

• Penelope ordered the squad to pack up and return to Britain after their successful operation in Africa.
• The squad carefully packed their Memory Vials, Animagus materials, books, and supplies, then erased signs of their camp.
• Victor spotted people approaching from below the mountain, so Wolf Mom deployed the squad to intercept them.
• Penelope and Wolf Mom encountered a wounded, exhausted bald wizard who reached out to Penelope for help.
• After spotting the Dark Mark on his arm, Penelope called him a Death Eater and attacked him with a dark-red spell.
• The injured Death Eater pointed desperately in the direction he had come from as Penelope and Wolf Mom continued onward.

Lockhart’s pursuers were ambushed in the forest, and Dolphin Rowle unleashed a demon to turn the fight around. Penelope sent her Arachne, Little Rose, to attack it as the Death Eaters tried to hold off the Aurors and capture Lockhart.

• Doctor and Victor ambushed Death Eaters following Lockhart, killing or incapacitating several of them.
• Dolphin Rowle summoned the Hundred-Eyed Demon, which tore through the forest and swallowed two Death Eaters.
• Penelope released her Arachne, Little Rose, and ordered her to fight the Hundred-Eyed Demon.
• Little Rose attacked the demon while her silk trapped Death Eaters, and she nearly struck the fat man before Penelope redirected her.
• Dolphin recognized Penelope and ordered Avery’s group to hold the Aurors back while Selwyn’s group broke through to capture Lockhart.

Penelope and her Arachne overwhelmed the Death Eaters, forcing Selwyn and others to flee while Lockhart’s group searched for Patricia. Lockhart found Patricia hidden in a cactus pile and brought the Umbrella Squad to rescue her, but she passed through his translucent body and fell.

• The Arachne webbed and wounded the Hundred-Eyed Demon while Selwyn and Dolphin tried to reach Lockhart through the battlefield.
• Penelope transformed into the Arachne Spider-Witch, blocked Selwyn’s group, and defeated Dolphin, prompting Selwyn and most of the Death Eaters to escape.
• The Arachne severed and ate most of the Hundred-Eyed Demon’s tentacles as Patricia hid among the cacti and prayed for Lockhart.
• Lockhart called to Patricia from outside the cactus pile and told her he had come to take her to her mother.
• Doctor carefully removed the cacti, revealing Patricia, who ran toward Lockhart but passed through his translucent body and fell, scraping her palms.

After Lockhart became a ghost, Penelope’s group took Patricia into their care and prepared to return to Britain, while warning Lockhart to keep their mission secret. At camp, Patricia made Lockhart’s manuscript float, revealing that she was a witch.

• Patricia asked why she could no longer touch Lockhart, and Wolf Mom comforted her by explaining that he was a wizard who had become a ghost.
• Penelope ordered Victor to take Lockhart to Britain by Muggle transport and bring the Death Eater leader back to her.
• Doctor warned Lockhart not to reveal the group’s secrets and said Patricia would eventually have her memory erased under the Statute of Secrecy.
• Wolf Mom fed Patricia and helped clear the campsite while Penelope read Lockhart’s manuscript.
• Patricia made Lockhart’s manuscript float, and Doctor realized that Patricia was a witch.