Chapter Summaries

Ravenclaw faced Hufflepuff in its first Quidditch match of the season, and Wizet gave the team a dazzling start. The match continued after Wizet scored Ravenclaw’s first goal within a minute.

• Arsenal tried to steady Ravenclaw’s nervous players and reviewed the team’s strategy before the match.
• Fred and George launched Fireworks Eagles and Badgers over the packed Quidditch Pitch while selling their house fireworks.
• Madam Hooch started the match, and Wizet raced into the air to seize the Quaffle before anyone else.
• Wizet charged toward Hufflepuff’s goalposts and scored Ravenclaw’s first goal in less than a minute.
• Arsenal shouted for Ravenclaw to follow its strategy, and Wizet took the Quaffle again after Madam Hooch restarted play.

Wizet’s fast-break play gave Ravenclaw a commanding lead, but Hufflepuff adjusted by defending around its scoring area while Cedric searched for the Golden Snitch. The match stood at 170–40 when Cedric suddenly charged toward something, with Cho Chang close behind.

• Wizet dodged a double-struck Bludger and scored again, helping Ravenclaw build a 70–10 lead in ten minutes.
• Hufflepuff called a timeout, and Arsenal urged Ravenclaw to continue its tactics as Cho Chang worried that Cedric might catch the Golden Snitch.
• Wizet spotted the Golden Snitch with Magic Eye before Madam Hooch resumed the match.
• Hufflepuff formed a defensive line around its scoring area, forcing Ravenclaw to rely on Bludgers to create openings for Wizet.
• Ravenclaw extended its lead to 170–40, then Cedric suddenly charged toward something as Cho Chang followed close behind.

Wizet used a ricocheting Quaffle to stop Cedric from catching the Golden Snitch, allowing Cho Chang to secure Ravenclaw’s victory. The celebrating Ravenclaws carried Wizet from the pitch, and he returned to the common room with time for a nap before Quirrell’s private lesson.

• Wizet spotted the Golden Snitch near Ravenclaw’s goalposts and alerted Cho Chang while Cedric chased a feint.
• As Cho Chang and Cedric raced toward the Golden Snitch, Wizet infused the Quaffle with Ancient Magic Power and hurled it at a goalpost.
• Wizet guided the ricocheting Quaffle into the Golden Snitch, giving Cho Chang the chance to catch it before Cedric.
• Ravenclaw defeated Hufflepuff by three hundred and twenty to forty, and Flitwick explained Wizet’s remarkable play to Lee Jordan.
• Ravenclaw’s students celebrated Wizet and carried him off the pitch; back in the common room, he checked the time before Quirrell’s private lesson.

On the Hogwarts Express, Wizet studied the Magic Circuits of a Diricawl and a Golden Snitch before talking with Cedric Diggory. Cedric confided his worries about choosing between his parents’ career plans and helping his father, and Wizet helped him see that he could pursue both.

• After Ravenclaw’s victory celebration, Wizet packed his luggage and boarded the Hogwarts Express for the holiday break.
• Wizet studied the Diricawl and Golden Snitch Magic Circuits in his notebook and tried to combine them.
• Cedric Diggory joined Wizet’s compartment, and they discussed Transfiguration and life at Hogwarts.
• Cedric told Wizet that his parents hoped he would work in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, but he wanted to help his father in the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures.
• Wizet advised Cedric to work hard to enter the Ministry of Magic, giving him more choices to help his father and advance his career.
• Cedric thanked Wizet and shook his hand as they introduced themselves properly.

Wizet returned home for Christmas and reunited with Luna, then agreed to take her shopping in London while Xenophilius worked on a storybook for her. The two traveled through the Floo Network to the Leaky Cauldron and headed toward Diagon Alley.

• Wizet and Cedric arrived at King's Cross Station after the Hogwarts Express reached London, and Wizet returned to the Lovegood home.
• Wizet saw Luna and found that she seemed unchanged despite his long absence.
• Wizet noticed Luna's new mural, the upgraded Floo-connected fireplace, Xenophilius's new printing press, and the Christmas tree she had decorated.
• Xenophilius told Wizet he was preparing a storybook as Luna's Christmas present and asked Wizet to take her out so he could work during the day.
• Xenophilius gave Wizet money to buy Christmas necessities and a surprise present for Luna.
• Wizet and Luna traveled by Floo Network to the Leaky Cauldron, greeted old Tom, and entered the courtyard behind the pub.

Wizet and Luna spent Christmas morning at Flourish and Blotts, where Wizet discussed new ideas for the bookshop with Clotilde Bagshot. At Ollivander’s shop, Wizet learned that Ollivander had been injured in a burglary, then showed him a bandage made from unicorn tail hair.

• Wizet and Luna visited Flourish and Blotts and discussed with Clotilde Bagshot how ghosts and changing themes might attract readers.
• Clotilde Bagshot left to put his bookshop plans into action while Luna stayed to read.
• Wizet exchanged currency at Gringotts and went to Ollivander’s shop to ask questions about his wand Notebook.
• Wizet found Ollivander injured and learned from Dumbledore that the Wand Shop had been burgled and the culprit caught.
• Wizet offered Ollivander a unicorn-hair bandage, and Ollivander excitedly recognized its hair as excellent wand-core material.

Wizet learned from Ollivander that his Unicorn Tail Hair needed no purification, then heard Dumbledore and Ollivander discuss the mysterious Canaan Wizard and the ledger tied to Harry and Wizet. He left with Luna to explore London’s Christmas-decorated streets, introducing her to Muggle customs and films.

• Ollivander explained that Wizet’s Unicorn Tail Hair carried no curse and took a few strands as a Christmas gift while answering Wizet’s questions about wandmaking.
• Ollivander asked Dumbledore whether they should tell Wizet about the suspicious Canaan Wizard, and Dumbledore decided not to reveal the matter yet.
• Dumbledore and Ollivander considered whether the ledger’s theft attempt involved Harry, Wizet, or people acting under the name of the Acolytes, and Dumbledore resolved to investigate.
• Wizet and Luna walked through London’s snowy commercial district, where he explained Muggle Halloween, zombies, and films to her.

On Christmas Eve, Wizet and Luna finished shopping, made owl-shaped snowmen, and exchanged heartfelt gifts at midnight. Luna received a protective hand cord from Wizet, while Xenophilius remained upstairs working on his secret storybook project.

• Wizet took Luna to Madam Felton's Clothing Shop and spent the afternoon shopping with her around the department store.
• Wizet finished preparing Christmas gifts for those close to him and sent them out.
• Wizet and Luna gathered the snowfall in the garden and shaped it into three owl-shaped snowmen while Xenophilius worked upstairs on his storybook.
• Luna fell asleep beside Wizet on the sofa, and Wizet transformed her pillow into a warm blanket with Vera Verto.
• At midnight, Luna and Wizet exchanged gifts: she gave him a lucky dew potion, and he gave her a protective hand cord made with Unicorn tail hair and a magical iron tag.
• Xenophilius called from upstairs, asking where Luna was.

Wizet and Luna exchanged Christmas gifts with Xenophilius, and Wizet received presents from Hogwarts professors, friends, Hagrid, and Molly Weasley. At the teachers’ high table, the professors discussed Wizet’s gifts, while Snape revealed that he had sent Wizet advice on improving a potion.

• Luna and Wizet gave Xenophilius a storybook and a restored book about Wrackspurts for Christmas.
• Wizet received gifts from Professor McGonagall, Professor Flitwick, Professor Sprout, Headmaster Dumbledore, Hagrid, Molly Weasley, and his friends.
• Wizet put his Felix Felicis inside a Lucky Star made from Dumbledore’s note and protected it with Unicorn Hair Bandage.
• Flitwick, Sprout, Professor McGonagall, and Dumbledore discussed the gifts Wizet had given them at the teachers’ high table.
• Snape said Wizet’s gift to him was potion equipment and Soul-Soothing Potion, and revealed that he had written Wizet a letter pointing out flaws in the potion’s technique.

Wizet sent Soul-Soothing Potion to Quirrell and Snape for Christmas, and Voldemort discovered that tasting the potion let him savor the unusual qualities of Wizet’s soul. Over the holiday, Wizet followed Snape’s extensive advice to improve his brewing, but Snape still told him to stop practicing the potion for now.

• An owl delivered Wizet’s Soul-Soothing Potion to Quirrell, and Voldemort eagerly drank it.
• Voldemort said the potion let him taste Wizet’s soul and ordered Quirrell to give him more, then punished Quirrell with dark magic.
• Wizet spent the Christmas holiday studying Snape’s letter and revising his potion notes while tending the garden with Luna.
• Wizet followed Snape’s suggested experiments and adjustments, but his repeated attempts still failed to earn Snape’s approval.
• Snape told Wizet to stop practicing the Soul-Soothing Potion for the time being, leaving Wizet discouraged.

After Snape suggested the Obscurus might be affecting Wizet’s control of the Soul-Soothing Potion, Luna helped him regain perspective, and they spent the rest of the holiday enjoying London together. Wizet returned to Hogwarts, helped his roommates with their homework, and was approached by Harry, Hermione, and Ron.

• Snape wrote that the Obscurus might still be affecting Wizet’s control of the Soul-Soothing Potion, and Wizet grew frustrated until Luna’s company and advice helped him accept setbacks.
• Wizet and Luna spent the final days of the holiday exploring London without any particular plans, then parted ways when it was time to return to school.
• Wizet returned to Hogwarts by carriage and used his Magic Eye to glimpse the blurry Magic Circuit of a large creature.
• Wizet found a note from his four roommates asking him to check their homework, then met them in the library and suggested books to improve their assignments.
• Harry, Hermione, and Ron appeared before Wizet and quietly asked to speak with him.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione learned that Nicolas Flamel owned the Philosopher’s Stone, which Harry suspected Fluffy was guarding, and that Snape might be trying to steal it. After Snape caught Harry and Ron discussing him, he took points from Gryffindor and ordered Wizet to his office.

• Harry and Ron asked Wizet about Nicolas Flamel, and Wizet told them Flamel was a six-hundred-year-old alchemist who possessed the Philosopher’s Stone.
• Harry realized Fluffy was guarding the Stone, while Ron suspected Snape wanted it, and Hermione hurried away to find information in a book.
• Wizet reminded Harry and Ron that Flamel was mentioned on Dumbledore’s Chocolate Frog card, which Harry found in his pocket.
• Harry told Ron and Wizet that Snape had a leg wound from Fluffy and accused him of casting a spell during the flying-broom incident.
• Snape overheard Harry and Ron, took twenty points from each of them, and summoned Wizet to his office.

Snape tested Wizet’s Soul-Soothing Potion on a toad, whose strange reaction he attributed to the influence of the Obscurus. He then instructed Wizet to brew a Confusing Concoction and began giving him the steps.

• Wizet followed Snape to his office, where he noticed the Christmas potion equipment he had given Snape and a strangely familiar toad.
• Wizet brewed a Soul-Soothing Potion flawlessly, and Snape asked whether he had tested it himself.
• Wizet admitted he had drunk the potion because he did not want to test it on his owl, Thor.
• Snape applied the potion to a toad, which became agitated, convulsed, and rolled around before collapsing unconscious.
• Snape suggested the Obscurus had influenced the toad and told Wizet to brew a Confusing Concoction.
• Wizet began brewing the Confusing Concoction while Snape guided him through the steps.

Wizet brewed a Confusing Concoction that revealed the Obscurus was affecting his potions and could pass traits of his soul to those who drank them. After Wizet left, Snape and Dumbledore discussed the strange effects and their inability to uncover his origins or the dark wizard’s purpose.

• Wizet followed Snape’s instructions to brew the Confusing Concoction, and the potion made a toad wildly reckless.
• Snape changed the instructions and told Wizet to rely on instinct, and Wizet brewed a faster batch that drove another toad into violent madness.
• Snape warned Wizet that the Obscurus was still affecting him and advised him to stop practicing the Soul-Soothing Potion for now.
• After Wizet left, Snape and Dumbledore examined the potion-altered toads and concluded that Wizet’s soul could imprint traits onto those who drank certain potions.
• Snape and Dumbledore admitted they could not discover Wizet’s origins or the dark wizard’s goal, and Dumbledore said even Legilimency could not easily probe a soul.

Dumbledore and Snape discussed hiding Wizet’s unusual connection to soul magic to protect him from Voldemort. As exam anxiety overwhelmed Penelope, Wizet offered to help her understand Professor Snape’s instructions about speeding up an Invigoration Draught.

• Snape recorded that Wizet’s Soul-Soothing Potion had affected a toad for five days, and he and Dumbledore agreed to conceal the truth from Wizet for his safety.
• Snape and Dumbledore discussed Voldemort’s hidden secrets and their need to defeat him.
• As the new term brought exam stress to Hogwarts, Penelope became overwhelmed by prefect duties and her studies.
• Wizet found Penelope crying over her Potions textbook and reassured her that he could help interpret Snape’s teaching.
• Penelope showed Wizet the Invigoration Draught steps involving dosage and stirring speed, which she thought could shorten the brewing time.

Wizet helped Penelope with her potion-brewing questions before Dumbledore secretly took him to Hogsmeade, which he was normally too young to visit. They reached the village gate under a Disillusionment Charm.

• Wizet explained to Penelope how to shorten the brewing time for the Invigoration Draught, and she left to patrol.
• Dumbledore thanked Wizet for his Christmas sweets and asked him to bring more treats or daily necessities in the future.
• Dumbledore led Wizet through the castle to the back garden and used a Disillusionment Charm to conceal him.
• Wizet followed Dumbledore across the bridge and along the road, collecting nearby Ancient Magic Power as the route appeared on his map.
• Wizet and Dumbledore reached the gate marked Hogsmeade.

Dumbledore brought Wizet to the Hog’s Head Inn to discuss learning Occlumency, where Wizet met Dumbledore’s brother Aberforth. After Aberforth challenged Dumbledore’s habit of arranging other people’s lives, Wizet prepared to state what he wanted for himself.

• Dumbledore led Wizet through the Hog’s Head Inn and explained that they had come to discuss Occlumency.
• Wizet described what he had learned about Occlumency from the library, and Aberforth entered and explained that skilled Occlumens could resist Stupefy when prepared.
• Aberforth introduced himself as Dumbledore’s younger brother and rejected Dumbledore’s attempt to praise him.
• Aberforth accused Dumbledore of controlling people’s lives and urged him to let Wizet choose for himself.
• Wizet considered the brothers’ strained relationship and stood to tell them what he really thought.

Wizet arranged his studies and found a secret route from Hogwarts to the Hog's Head Inn, where Aberforth prepared to test him. The chapter left off as a strange parchment asked Wizet where his home was.

• Aberforth agreed to let Wizet visit the Hog's Head Inn every Friday night, but insisted he find his own way there without a Hogsmeade pass.
• Wizet checked with Quirrell that the Soul-Soothing Potion had caused no trouble, then organized his study schedule around classes, notebooks, Quidditch practice, and Friday visits.
• Wizet used Fred and George's map to enter a secret passage through the One-Eyed Witch Statue, absorb Ancient Magic Power along the way, and emerge in Honeydukes' cellar.
• Wizet followed the route to the Hog's Head Inn, where Aberforth met him and led him into a candlelit side room.
• Aberforth showed Wizet a strange parchment bearing an eye, which opened and asked him where his home was.

Wizet’s resistance to a Legilimency parchment failed when it showed him his home burning, triggering his Obscurus and a violent attack on Aberforth. After regaining control, Wizet began Aberforth’s lesson on what it meant to be a wizard and use magic.

• Aberforth tested Wizet with a Legilimency parchment, which showed Wizet an image of his home engulfed in flames.
• Wizet’s Obscurus broke through its restraints, covered him in black-red mist, and bound Aberforth against a wall.
• Aberforth said Voldemort had set his sights on Wizet and that the parchment’s vision might come true.
• Wizet used the Guardian Meditation Method to draw the Obscurus back into its core, while Aberforth revealed that Credence was his son.
• Aberforth restored the room, settled the frightened guests, and began teaching Wizet by asking what a wizard and magic were.
• Wizet concluded that he could use magic because he was a wizard.

Wizet realized that he needed greater power to protect the people and things he cherished, and asked Aberforth how he could fight Voldemort. Aberforth taught him about Occlumency and gave him a book of notes, then began preparing bread before they started practicing.

• Aberforth praised Wizet's cleverness, and Wizet reflected on the dangers around him and his desire to protect his family, friends, and magic.
• Wizet told Aberforth that he had used magic to dissolve a Troll on Halloween Eve, and Aberforth warned him that Voldemort was a master of Legilimency.
• Aberforth explained that Wizet should build a maze in his soul from beautiful memories to hinder Voldemort's attempts to invade his mind.
• Aberforth gave Wizet a book about Occlumency with his own notes, and Wizet quickly read it and summarized its lessons about managing emotions and resisting illusions.
• Aberforth noticed Wizet was hungry and used magic to bake bread for him.