Chapter Summaries

Ye Ting revealed that his Dimensional Anchor had sealed Azkaban against spatial escape, leaving Voldemort trapped. He then declared that Voldemort’s Horcruxes had all been destroyed and began presenting proof, ending with Voldemort recognizing a shattered locket.

• Ye Ting explained how Dimensional Anchor prevented spatial magic and confirmed that he had finished casting it at Azkaban.
• Ye Ting told Voldemort that he could no longer escape, and Voldemort insisted he was invincible.
• Ye Ting revealed that Voldemort’s Horcruxes had been destroyed, prompting shock among the wizards on both sides.
• Hermione presented the broken ring from Marvolo Gaunt’s Shack and said she had destroyed it.
• A silver-haired girl displayed a golden pendant containing a shattered locket, and Voldemort went blank.

Ye Ting revealed that Voldemort’s Horcruxes had all been destroyed, but Voldemort rejected defeat and rallied his followers. Ye Ting and Voldemort began their final duel, triggering the last battle between their forces.

• Penelope, Cho Chang, and Luna Lovegood showed Voldemort the destroyed diary and Hufflepuff's Cup, along with Ravenclaw's Diadem, confirming that his Horcruxes had been exposed.
• Ye Ting told Voldemort that his means of conquering death had been undone, but Voldemort insisted his other magic would let him win and rallied the Death Eaters, werewolves, giants, and Dementors.
• Ye Ting and Voldemort prepared for a final battle as both armies formed their ranks.
• After exchanging formal bows and stepping back, Ye Ting and Voldemort cast Avada Kedavra, and the two armies launched their attacks.
• The centaurs charged the enemy while Larey galloped toward the Dementors, dispelling their chill with silver light.

Ye Ting and Voldemort fought a direct contest of magical power through their clashing Killing Curses, with neither able to withdraw. Ye Ting had the advantage thanks to his Dragon Raja bloodline, years of growth, and Spellweaver, leaving Voldemort facing defeat.

• The Death Eaters and Ministry of Magic resumed fighting while both sides left Ye Ting and Voldemort to battle alone.
• Ye Ting and Voldemort chose to channel their full magical power into their colliding Killing Curses, beginning a dangerous duel neither could stop voluntarily.
• Voldemort chose a contest of raw power because he believed Ye Ting could surpass him in skill and might have hidden magic prepared.
• Ye Ting's Dragon Raja bloodline and years spent growing older had greatly increased his magical power.
• With Spellweaver strengthening him, Ye Ting possessed enough power to defeat even several Voldemorts in a direct contest.

Ye Ting defeated Voldemort in a contest of magical power after the destruction of all the Horcruxes. As dawn broke, the gathered fighters celebrated and crowded around Ye Ting.

• Ye Ting and Voldemort locked their magic in a direct contest, and Voldemort realized Ye Ting had far greater reserves.
• Voldemort exhausted his magic, and Ye Ting's silver light struck him with a Killing Curse, killing him as Tom Riddle.
• With all the Horcruxes destroyed, Voldemort's soul had nowhere to flee after death.
• Ye Ting watched the sun rise over the battlefield and declared that the dawn of darkness was over.
• Hermione, Cho Chang, Penelope, Fleur, Luna, Larey, and the other survivors rushed to embrace and celebrate Ye Ting.

A history book recounted how Professor Ting Ye led the defeat of Voldemort and helped transform the wizarding world. After reading it to his children, Ron Weasley admitted that Ting had been his classmate and reflected on how their lives had diverged.

• The book described Voldemort's return, Ting Ye's preparations, and the Ministry's victory at Azkaban, where Ting defeated Voldemort and the remaining Death Eaters were captured.
• The book recounted postwar reforms and named the young women who fought alongside Ting, including Hermione Granger, Cho Chang, Penelope Clearwater, Fleur Delacour, and Luna Lovegood.
• A red-haired boy asked his father whether Professor Ye had been his classmate, and the father confirmed that he had started school with Ting and said the children should call him Headmaster.
• The father reflected that Ting had become Headmaster of Hogwarts, President of the International Confederation of Wizards, and Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot, while he worked at his brothers' joke shop chain and had married Lavender Brown.

Ron told Hugo and Rose about Ye Ting and his former classmates, while Ye Ting visited the Ministry of Magic to pick up Hermione. Ye Ting had stayed in the Harry Potter world for fourteen years to study its magic and create a magical codex before exploring more worlds.

• Hugo asked Ron how Ye Ting could be a young headmaster, and Ron reluctantly called him a genius.
• Rose asked Ron about Hermione, Cho, Penelope, Fleur, and Luna, and he described their successful careers.
• Ron reflected that the women had given up or redirected their careers to remain close to Ye Ting.
• In 2009, Ye Ting left the Ministry's ninth underground level and took the lift to Hermione's office in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.
• Ye Ting explained that he had spent fourteen years studying Harry Potter world magic so he could create a codex for using it in other worlds.

Ye Ting had used his influence in the Ministry of Magic to study the Department of Mysteries’ research and nearly complete a magical codex, preparing to seek another world through the spacetime gate. The chapter also recounted how Hermione and Ye Ting’s other friends had built successful lives after the war, and ended with a picture of Luna.

• Ye Ting absorbed most of the Department of Mysteries’ research and nearly finished compiling the Harry Potter world’s magical codex.
• After Ye Ting defeated Voldemort, Bones became Minister of Magic, while Rufus Scrimgeour and Kingsley took senior Ministry posts and Ye Ting’s allies gained power.
• Hermione became head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement and pursued reforms for house-elves, magical creatures, and Muggle-born wizards.
• Penelope became a renowned alchemist, Cho Chang led Ireland to four consecutive Quidditch World Cup victories, and Ginny joined her team.
• Fleur and Gabrielle became popular singers before leaving the entertainment industry, while Luna traveled with Ye Ting and became a naturalist and magizoologist.
• Ye Ting prepared to search for another world through the spacetime gate, and the chapter ended with a picture of Luna.

Ye Ting prepared to explore World of Warcraft with his three female dragons after reassuring Hermione about his plans. He entered the new world through the space-time gate, beginning a journey in Azeroth.

• Hermione questioned Ye Ting about his dragons, and he admitted that all three were female and had mutated after hatching in his Animagus flames.
• Hermione accepted the possibility of future relationships with nonhuman sisters but warned Ye Ting not to make a move before they could take human form.
• Ye Ting prepared supplies, spent several days with his girlfriends, and skipped most of Hogwarts' opening feast before leaving the school.
• Five years after entering A Song of Ice and Fire, Ye Ting returned to the Chamber of Secrets with his three five-year-old dragons, now twenty to thirty meters long.
• Ye Ting led the three dragons through the space-time gate into World of Warcraft, hoping they would grow stronger in Azeroth.

Yrel asked Ye Ting for help after her direct arguments failed to persuade Auchindoun’s draenei to follow the Path of Balance. Ye Ting proposed using visible examples to win trust, then revealed a faster, more extreme scheme that left Yrel unsettled as she departed.

• Yrel told Ye Ting that the draenei’s attachment to Holy Light traditions had stalled her efforts to promote the Path of Balance.
• Ye Ting explained that direct attacks on believers’ faith provoked resentment and advised Yrel to let people witness the Path of Balance’s benefits for themselves.
• Yrel asked for a faster approach, and Ye Ting proposed having people overturn the sacredness of the Holy Light themselves.
• Ye Ting whispered a plan involving those who had experienced the war, and Yrel understood before leaving with a wary view of her mentor.

A fifteen- or sixteen-year-old mage in Dalaran claimed to have discovered a new kind of magic outside the established nine schools. His lecture astonished skeptical mages with transformations that suggested his claim was real.

• Dalaran was described as a renowned center of magical study where mentors trained apprentices and academic achievements shaped mages’ reputations.
• The chapter outlined the nine established schools of arcane magic, which mages had believed covered all possible magic.
• A young mage who had studied in Dalaran for less than a year announced that he had discovered a new kind of magic.
• Skeptical mages attended the young mage’s lecture expecting a fraud to be exposed.
• The young mage transformed the podium into a giant cow and turned hanging lamps into nightingales, astonishing the audience.

Ye Ting used his Harry Potter Transfiguration to challenge Dalaran’s established magical theory and quickly became a celebrated figure. He planned to use his new influence to gain access to knowledge and build power before the approaching orc invasion, though he had arrived in Azeroth at the start of a long era of disasters.

• Ye Ting’s Transfiguration theory and demonstrations convinced mages that Azeroth’s Transfiguration School had pursued the wrong approach.
• Dalaran’s mages and commoners debated Ye Ting’s theory, while invitations, greetings, and requests for apprentices flooded in.
• Ye Ting used his newfound renown to seek greater access to the Violet Citadel’s restricted knowledge.
• Ye Ting planned to establish his own force and influence, drawing on his experience building the Magic Codex in the world of Harry Potter.
• Ye Ting recognized that the Dark Portal had opened in Year One and that the orc invasion and further calamities would soon threaten Azeroth.

Ye Ting recounted how his attempt to study Azeroth’s ancient past ended when Norgannon detected him during the Titans’ blessing of the Dragon Aspects. He escaped through time but could not return to Azeroth until the First Year of the Dark Portal, eventually arriving in Dalaran.

• Ye Ting explained that he had entered Azeroth after the Titans departed, hoping to study their ruins and help his three dragons become guardians.
• Talonixa, Alexstrasza, and Ysera rose among the proto-dragons alongside Nozdormu, Malygos, and Neltharion.
• Tyr led the six proto-dragons in defeating Galakrond, and Talonixa survived the battle.
• The Titan guardians summoned their creators’ phantoms, who blessed the six dragons as Dragon Aspects, including Talonixa as Ruler of the Skies.
• As the guardians transformed proto-dragon eggs into the new dragon race, Norgannon detected Ye Ting, who fled through time and failed to return to Azeroth until the First Year of the Dark Portal.

The chapter explains the origins of the Tirisfal Council, the High Elves’ history with arcane magic, and how Sargeras took control of Medivh and set the events leading to the Dark Portal in motion. Ye Ting weighs the danger and rewards of joining Medivh, then decides to take part in the campaign against him and share in the spoils.

• The High Elves taught humans magic after the Troll wars, and founded the secret Tirisfal Council with human mages to fight demons drawn by arcane abuse.
• Aegwynn defeated Sargeras but unknowingly carried his soul, later giving birth to Medivh and passing the Guardian’s power to him.
• Sargeras manipulated Medivh into killing the Tirisfal Council’s mages, while the Kirin Tor sent Khadgar to spy on him as his apprentice.
• Ye Ting considered becoming Medivh’s apprentice to claim his legacy but rejected the plan because Sargeras might discover him.
• Ye Ting decided to join the campaign against Medivh and share the spoils, expecting old acquaintances to contact him.

Ye Ting met Alexstrasza and Talonixia in the Emerald Dream and warned the three guardian dragons that Azeroth faced numerous imminent crises. He asked them what had happened ten thousand years ago, leaving the answer for the next discussion.

• Ysera brought Alexstrasza and Talonixia to meet Ye Ting in the Emerald Dream.
• Alexstrasza and Talonixia greeted Ye Ting affectionately, then took mortal forms and embraced him.
• Ye Ting warned the three guardian dragons that threats from within and beyond Azeroth would arrive sooner than expected and could kill even them.
• Ye Ting asked the dragons what had happened ten thousand years ago.

Ye Ting confronted the three Dragon Aspects about their secret involving Aegwynn, and Alexstrasza explained how they helped the mage conceive a child. The chapter ended with the revelation that Aegwynn had given birth to a daughter.

• Ye Ting demanded to know what the three Dragon Aspects had done to Aegwynn, and Alexstrasza accepted responsibility for explaining it.
• Talonixia tried to stop Alexstrasza from confessing, so Ye Ting spanked her until she gave in.
• Alexstrasza said the Dragon Aspects had befriended Aegwynn after fighting Sargeras and often advised her.
• When Aegwynn sought a way to create an heir without a mortal partner, Alexstrasza and her sisters developed a magical conception technique and offered her a donor sample.
• Aegwynn used the technique and gave birth to a daughter.

Ye Ting learned that the Guardian Medivh was his daughter, created by the three dragonesses using his hair, and discovered that Sargeras's soul possessed her. He sent the dragons to wait for his signal while he planned to deal with Medivh and Sargeras, then confronted his daughters over their secret actions.

• Ysera explained that the Tirisfal Council's prejudice against female Guardians had led Aegwynn to raise Medivh as a boy.
• Alexstrasza revealed that she, Ysera, and Talonixia had used Ye Ting's hair as a genetic sample to help Aegwynn conceive Medivh.
• Ye Ting told the dragonesses that Sargeras had hidden in Aegwynn before moving into Medivh, whose alternating personalities reflected his influence.
• Ye Ting explained that the orcs' invasion would give Azeroth's mortal races a chance to prepare for future threats, and told the dragons to wait for his signal to help confront Sargeras.
• Ye Ting confronted the three dragonesses for secretly using his hair, and the battle between him and his daughters began again.

Ye Ting arrived in Stormwind after a two-month journey and met King Llane Wrynn I as Dalaran’s envoy. Anduin Lothar described Stormwind’s losses and warned that the orcs hidden in the Black Morass were likely preparing another attack.

• Ye Ting traveled by carriage through several regions of Azeroth and reached Stormwind after two months.
• King Llane Wrynn I welcomed Ye Ting in the royal palace’s council hall.
• Ye Ting noticed Anduin Lothar among Stormwind’s nobles and endured the envoy’s audience ceremony.
• King Llane simplified the formalities, and Anduin Lothar explained Stormwind’s damage, depleted forces, and uncertainty about the orcs’ strength and next assault.

Ye Ting investigated the orcs in Stormwind and concluded that they were likely from another world, not related to trolls or native to Azeroth. After weeks of study and interrogation, he presented King Llane with a detailed analysis of the orcs, including evidence of fel energy and a possible connection to demons.

• Ye Ting examined an orc prisoner and told Llane and Lothar that the orcs’ language and physical traits distinguished them from trolls and other Azerothian races.
• Ye Ting proposed that the orcs might be from another world, and Lothar found the theory believable based on his experience fighting them.
• Over the following weeks, Ye Ting studied orc tracks and equipment and interrogated prisoners with mental magic.
• Ye Ting formally met with Llane and gave him a book summarizing the orcs’ traits, society, history, clans, leaders, and motives for attacking Stormwind.
• Ye Ting’s book also described fel energy found in orc blood and analyzed the orcs’ relationship with demons.

Ye Ting’s analysis of the orcs impressed Llane and Lothar, and he sent a copy and orc blood to Dalaran to persuade its mages to confront the demonic threat. Lothar then told him that Stormwind had captured a human-like female orc, and Ye Ting agreed to visit her at Northshire Abbey.

• Llane and Lothar praised Ye Ting’s comprehensive book on the orcs, and Llane proposed making him Stormwind’s royal steward, but Ye Ting declined.
• Ye Ting agreed to have the book copied for Stormwind and Dalaran, sending the Kirin Tor a copy and a sample of orc blood containing fel energy.
• While teaching his apprentices, Ye Ting was interrupted by Anduin Lothar, who told him Stormwind patrols had captured a female orc in Elwynn Forest.
• Lothar described the prisoner as unusually small, human-like, and possibly a human-orc hybrid, leading Ye Ting to suspect she was Garona.
• Ye Ting agreed to question the prisoner and planned to travel to Northshire Abbey the next morning.

Ye Ting arrived at Northshire Abbey and saw the scars the war had left on its priests and soldiers. He then entered the abbey’s dungeon and found the captive half-orc, becoming increasingly certain that she was Garona.

• Ye Ting traveled with a squadron of cavalry to Northshire Abbey, where priests prayed among the graves of those killed in the war.
• Baron Anias Grammon recognized that Ye Ting and his Royal Knights escort were more than ordinary visitors and led them into the abbey.
• Ye Ting watched a priest use the Holy Light to stop a warrior’s bleeding and resolved to study its energy later.
• Ye Ting followed Anias into the dungeon and saw a green-skinned half-orc woman locked in an iron cage.
• Ye Ting judged the captive’s appearance and build unusual for an orc and grew increasingly certain that she was Garona.