Shadow's Truth

Voldemort's been defeated, but something’s not right with the Wizarding World. No matter how hard they try, they can't seem to over come the number of deaths that riddle their world, and the Muggle World. They know the cause, or at least they've seen the evil of the Shadow; but they cannot figure out how it came to be, or how to defeat it.

Her father shows up and demands answers. Severus learns more about the Toxin and the Shadow, but nothing is more shocking then the lack of concern his daughter has for her own well being.

Danger lurks closer to St. Mungo's and the occupants of the refuse beneath the Hospital have only one option left. With pride forced aside, they risk everything for help and hope to find the answers in what they are.

The survivors of St. Mungo's arrive at Hogwarts, and old aquiantances are there to meet them. Secrets are shared, that might have been best left unknown.

Searching through the tomes of Hogwarts Library and find answers to their current problem. They've found out what's standing in their path, and now they need to find a way to defeat it.

They've chosen a path that will hopefully lead them to the answer they are desperately seeking. How to defeat an unbeatable evil? But is it the right path to be taking?

With only one final task left to complete, the group has a meeting to decide what will be done while they are gone, and to explain what they are doing.

Lenna, Terence, Draco, Hermione, Ginny and Marcus have finally arrived in Greece. Now they are taking a much needed rest for one day. But one day can lead to troubles in paradise. Terence reveals a secret that could mean losing the woman he loves. The boys get drunk, and the girls have a pillow fight!

Life in the Higgs household is far from normal. Terence's Uncle claims to be a servant to a god, owns a vampire, and enjoys coy little games. An offer is given that would lead Terence and his friends down the easier path to finding a cure for the toxins, but is easier better?

Marcus Flint describes the people he is forced to work with, but he's never really had to explain the choices he's made; so why start now? Trust is essential; will he earn back the trust he lost?