Milk_Is_My_Drug

Healer

Dante and Snape arrived at St. Mungo’s, their steps purposeful as they made their way to Hermione’s room. The atmosphere was heavy with despair. Hermione lay motionless on the hospital bed, her face peaceful as if she were merely sleeping. But the stillness of her body told a different story—she was disabled to never open her eyes again.

Her parents sat nearby, their faces etched with grief. Hermione’s mother clutched a handkerchief, her eyes swollen and red from crying. Her fat...

One Thing After Another

Dante’s return to Hogwarts was as silent as his departure. He moved through the halls with purpose, ignoring the whispers and pointed fingers of the students who spotted him. His destination was clear: Ravenclaw Tower. When he reached the eagle statue guarding the entrance, he bypassed the puzzle with ease, stepping into the Ravenclaw common room as if he belonged there.

The Ravenclaw students inside were stunned. Some opened their mouths to protest, but Dante raised his wand to his n...

Sudden Request

After a week of absence, Dante Malfoy returned to Hogwarts as quietly as he had left. One morning, the students in the Great Hall were shocked to find him sitting at the Slytherin table, calmly enjoying his breakfast as if nothing had happened. The whispers began almost immediately.

“Where were you?” one of the Slytherins asked, unable to contain their curiosity.

Dante looked up from his plate, his silver eyes calm and unbothered. “I went home to focus on my work. Once I was...

Chapter 37: The Aftermath

The halls of Hogwarts buzzed with excitement and disbelief. Thanks to Draco’s enthusiastic storytelling, every student in the school now knew about Dante’s slaying of the basilisk. The tale spread like wildfire, each retelling more dramatic than the last. Dante Malfoy, once again, was the talk of the school.

Students huddled in groups, their voices filled with awe as they discussed how Dante had deduced the Chamber’s location, transfigured their eyes to protect them from the basil...

Chapter 36: Hunting The Basilisk

The group stood in the girls’ bathroom. Dante turned to them, his silver eyes narrowing as he asked, “Why are you following me?”

Draco was the first to answer. “I want to see the basilisk. It’s not every day you get to see a legendary creature.”

Luna, standing beside Draco, smiled dreamily. “I’m curious too. Who knows? Maybe I’ll discover an undiscovered magical beast.”

Dante’s gaze shifted to the Gryffindor trio. Harry and Hermione exchanged uneasy gla...

Chapter 35: Free Material

Dante stood in the Owlery, the cold wind brushing against his face as he held the latest letter from his father. The parchment detailed yet another failed attempt to procure basilisk skin. Lucius had exhausted every contact, every black-market dealer, and even a few unsavory characters in Knockturn Alley, but no one had what Dante needed. The basilisk’s skin was simply too rare.

Dante set the letter ablaze, watching as the flames consumed the parchment and reduced it to ash. He sighed...

Chapter 34: Harry Potter

Harry Potter had lived most of his life with his aunt and uncle, the Dursleys, in a small cupboard under the stairs. For years, he had known nothing about his parents, his heritage, or the magical world. Hogwarts had been his escape—a place where he could finally belong. Here, he had friends like Ron and Hermione, people who cared about him and made him feel like he mattered. He could laugh, eat, and learn magic. Life at Hogwarts was far from perfect—there were dangers, surprises, and sca...

Chapter 33: Continuous Losses

The first Quidditch match of the year was in full swing, and the Slytherin team was dominating the field. Thanks to Lucius Malfoy’s generous donation, every Slytherin player was mounted on a Nimbus 2001, the fastest and most advanced broom in the world. The score stood at 120-30 in Slytherin’s favor, and the gap was only widening.

From the stands, the Slytherin students cheered loudly, their voices drowning out the Gryffindor supporters’ cries of unfairness. Lucius Malfoy sat besi...

Chapter 32: First Attack

For a few weeks, life at Hogwarts had been peaceful for Dante. No altercations, no events, just quiet days spent working on his Magic Circuits and attending classes. Tonight, however, was Halloween, and the Great Hall was alive with the festive atmosphere of the feast. Dante sat at the Slytherin table, enjoying the food alongside Draco and their housemates.

Draco, ever the potter-obssesed, leaned over to Dante. “Harry Potter’s missing,” he said, his tone a mix of curiosity and dis...

Chapter 31: Handling Conflicts

One week into his fourth year at Hogwarts, Dante found himself heading to the Quidditch Pitch at Draco’s insistence. His younger brother had been unusually persistent, claiming he had something to show him. As Dante approached the pitch, he was met with the sight of the Slytherin and Gryffindor Quidditch teams facing off, tensions running high.

Draco, wearing the Slytherin team uniform, was standing near Hermione Granger, his expression smug. It seemed he had said something provocativ...

Chapter 30: Aftermath

After Dante left the headmaster’s office, the room remained silent for a moment, the weight of his words and actions still hanging heavily in the air. Professor Sprout was the first to break the silence, her voice tinged with confusion.

“How did he even get in here?” she asked, her brow furrowed. “Did someone tell him the password?”

No one answered. The professors exchanged uneasy glances, but no one had an explanation.

Snape, standing in the corner with his usual ...

Chapter 29: The Unforgivable Lesson

The next morning, Dante, Draco, and the rest of the Slytherin house made their way to the Great Hall for breakfast. As they walked, they encountered Luna Lovegood, who greeted them with her usual dreamy smile. Dante nodded in acknowledgment, and Draco, though less enthusiastic, followed suit. The group entered the dining hall, with Luna heading to the Ravenclaw table and the Slytherins taking their seats.

As they ate, Draco groaned. “Herbology first thing in the morning,” he muttere...

Chapter 28: Luna Lovegood

Dante and Draco quickly found an empty compartment and settled in. Draco still wore a thoughtful expression, his mind racing with the information Dante had shared about Harry Potter. After a moment, he turned to his brother, who just opened a book.

“What’s so special about Harry’s scar?” Draco asked, his voice low.

Dante glanced at him “Voldemort was foolish enough to create a link between himself and Harry,” he explained. “For what reason, I can’t fathom. But it m...

Chapter 27: Meetings

The Malfoy family, minus Dante, made their way to Diagon Alley. Lucius decided to stop by Gringotts first to retrieve some funds from the family vault. Narcissa and Draco, meanwhile, headed to the apothecary to gather potion supplies for the upcoming school year.

As Lucius descended into the depths of Gringotts, the goblins guided him to the Malfoy vault with their usual air of indifference. The massive door creaked open, revealing piles of gold, rare artifacts, and heirlooms accumulate...

Chapter 26: The Story Spin

Cornelius Fudge, the Minister of Magic, sat comfortably in his lavish office, savoring a cup of tea. The position of Minister had brought him immense satisfaction—power, prestige, and a steady stream of benefits. He had taken office after his predecessor, Millicent Bagnold, retired due to old age, and he fully intended to serve for a very long time. Life was good.

Or so he thought.

The peace of his afternoon was shattered when the door to his office was flung open with such forc...

Chapter 25: A Raid Gone Wrong

For the rest of the summer holiday, when Dante wasn’t with his family or teaching Draco, he spent his time working on his new Magic Circuit. The first step was to deconstruct the spell itself into runes. Dante sat at the table for hours, constructing runes to perform Reparo Maxima. The spell required not only a significant amount of magical energy but also a high level of control and consistency during the mending process.

Dante’s mind worked like a well-oiled machine, breaking down...

Chapter 24: The Fraudster’s Letter

The Malfoy garden was bathed in the soft glow of the afternoon sun. Dante sat comfortably on a wrought-iron chair, sipping tea from a delicate porcelain cup. His gaze was fixed on Draco, who stood a few meters away, his wand pointed at a teacup resting on a small table.

“Depulso!” Draco incanted, his voice firm. The teacup shot into the air and landed a few meters away, clattering slightly on the stone path.

Dante took another sip of tea, his expression calm but critical. “T...

Chapter 23: The Last Meeting

It was a great day at Malfoy Manor. The flowers bloomed, and the sun was warm and pleasant. Narcissa sat content in the manor garden, enjoying her morning tea, when Dante came to meet her.

“Good morning, Mother. I’ll be visiting an acquaintance today. I won’t be here for lunch,” Dante spoke in his usual plain tone.

Narcissa paused, her teacup halfway to her lips. She set it down slowly, her sharp eyes narrowing as she studied her son. “An acquaintance?” she repeated, h...

Chapter 22: Summer Begin

The arrival of summer brought with it the return of Draco Malfoy to the grandeur of Malfoy Manor. His homecoming was met with a warm welcome from his family, including Dante, who had made time to check on his younger brother despite his busy research. The family set together, the sunlight streaming through the tall windows as Draco recounted his first year at Hogwarts.

Draco’s face lit up with pride as he spoke of his achievements. “I’m the top student in my class in every subject...

Chapter 21: Order of Merlin

When Dante and Lucius returned from their trip to the grand Malfoy Manor. Narcissa was the first to meet them, her arms crossed and her expression a mix of relief and concern. Her eyes immediately locked onto Dante’s, and her breath hitched. His once-familiar gaze had been replaced by something entirely new—a piercing, almost mesmerizing hue that seemed to see straight through her.

“Dante,” she began, her voice trembling slightly, “what happened to your eyes? And where have yo...

Chapter 20: The Search

When night descended, Dante and Lucius stood in a clear area behind the centaur tribe’s huts. The centaurs formed a wide circle, their hooves stamping softly on the forest floor. Magorian, their leader, stood in the center, holding a set of ancient stones etched with runes. He began to chant in a language Lucius couldn’t understand, his voice low and rhythmic. As he finished the mantra, he threw the stones into the air.

The centaurs around him began to move in a slow, deliberate cir...

Chapter 19: The Origin of Centaurs

It didn’t take long for the forest to respond. The sound of hooves hitting the ground echoed through the trees, growing louder with each passing second. Lucius turned toward the noise, his wand now firmly in hand. From the shadows emerged a group of centaurs. They moved with a grace that belied their size, their eyes sharp and wary as they approached.

One of the centaurs, a tall figure with a chestnut coat and a stern expression, stepped forward. “Who dares summon us with the mark o...

Chapter 18: The Next Trip

Lucius and Narcissa sat in stunned awe as Dante finished his demonstration of the magic circuits. The small, intricate circuit glowed faintly in his hand, casting a soft light across the room. He had explained the concept briefly, but even that was enough for them to grasp the magnitude of his discovery. This wasn’t just a new spell or potion—it was an entirely new field of study, one that could reshape the magical world.

Narcissa was the first to speak, her voice filled with awe. �...

Chapter 17: Draco

Draco Malfoy’s first days at Hogwarts were a whirlwind of emotions. He had been excited to finally attend the prestigious school and learn to become a true wizard, just like his father. Yet, beneath that excitement lay a lingering sadness and resentment. He had always imagined going to Hogwarts with Dante by his side, but his brother had refused, choosing instead to stay at home claiming to do some research. Something even their parents were skeptical about.

Draco had grown up idolizi...

Chapter 16: Magic Circuits

The Malfoy household was in a state of tension as Draco’s first year at Hogwarts approached. Narcissa had been preparing for this moment for days, ensuring that her youngest son had everything he needed for his journey into the wizarding world. But her excitement was overshadowed by her frustration with Dante, who had once again refused to return to Hogwarts.

“Draco is starting at Hogwarts this year,” Narcissa said, her voice tinged with both hope and exasperation. “It would be ...

Chapter 15: Exploring The Muggle World

Dante’s first day at the muggle school was unlike anything he had experienced before. The bustling hallways filled with students, and the strange, unfamiliar technology were a stark contrast to the quiet, ancient halls of Hogwarts. He moved through the crowd with an air of detachment, his eyes had a rare light of curiosity, observing everything around him. The students, the teachers, the posters on the walls, the speaking box they called tv—nothing escaped his notice. Yet, he kept his dis...

Chapter 14: A Shocking Decision

The following months passed quietly for Dante. He spent his time exploring various topics, researches, and theories in the Hogwarts library, taking mental notes on anything he found worth investigating in the future. As the new year approached, Dante decided to return to Malfoy Manor. However, it wasn’t out of a desire to see his family or spend time with them. Lucius realized this on their first meal together after months of Dante’s absence.

The family gathered in the dining room, ...

Chapter 13: The Twin

Fred and George Weasley had always considered themselves the kings of mischief, the masters of wit, and the bravest souls to ever walk the earth. Well, at least in their own minds. They were funny, smart, and courageous—fearless, even. Nothing scared them. Not even their mum’s infamous wrath, which they viewed more as an annoying inconvenience than something to fear. After all, what was there to fear when you could outrun, outsmart, or out-charm just about anything?

The day they boa...

Chapter 12: Stagnant World

After his meeting with the headmaster, Dante’s life at Hogwarts continued peacefully. Dumbledore made no further attempts to meet him, and the professors left him to study on his own. Dante participated in class when asked but otherwise kept to himself, his nose buried in books. His stellar performance and relentless reading habits made him famous among the first-years. Many wondered why he wasn’t in Ravenclaw, and even the professors began to doubt the Sorting Hat’s decision.

In ...

Chapter 11: A Meeting on the Astronomy Tower

Dante spent the day exploring the Hogwarts library with great interest. The vast collection of books and scrolls offered a wealth of knowledge, much of it new to him. He was particularly intrigued by the advancements in transfiguration theory. While the scale and power of transfiguration hadn’t improved significantly, its versatility had expanded. Wizards had begun integrating their magic with muggle technology, albeit in primitive ways. Dante recognized this as a step forward, but it was a...