A disillusioned Harry Potter begins to unravel his potential as the wizarding world follows the Triwizard Tournament. Harry delves into a world that is much greater, and more complicated, than he was aware of. The story contains detailed magic, politics, social situations and complicated motivations. It is a story of growth and maturation.

Being the Master of Death made life difficult, especially when you need to save all of magical Europe from inbreeding its way to extinction. At least Death was enjoying watching his Master attempt this over and over again. Harry didn't find it nearly as entertaining. Well, tenth times the charm right? (FemHarry)

The largest threat to the Statute of Secrecy was not the wizards being found, it was the beings that went bump in the night that would drive you mad at a glance, the demons, the things that you can never unknow. So the Ministry made it all Unspeakable. Magic is Might. WBWL, Mentor!Albus, Master of Death, Gods, Demons, & the TWT in a way you have never seen. Alterate Universe.

Harry's friends laughed in his face when he said he didn't put his name in the Goblet. Now he has to go through the whole tournament on his own...or does he? Harry/Daphne and eventually Hermione/OC. The OC will be featured quite a bit. Rated Mature for language and violence. Part 1 in The Serpent and Her Lion Trilogy

Love is a complicated thing, particularly for two lovesick Viking teens. Throw arranged marriage and hormones into the mix, and things get messy. Figured it was about time I changed the summary. Is it vague enough for you? Good. I shortened the title this time around because, well, reasons.

It all went wrong. Harry is locked away in Azkaban for decades as Voldemort destroys and conquers the magical world and beyond unchallenged. However, Voldemort's greatest strength will be used against him, and Harry is sent back in time with one mission: to kill the Dark Lord before he rises again.