Harry Potter and the Elemental Wands

There is no one definition for a Dark Star. Ask different people, and you will always get different answers. In this case, however, it is probably a good thing. Dark Stars cannot be defined. They are beyond the three feeble dimensions in which we exist. They can only be seen by a select few; they cannot be touched by any means that the race of man possesses. They swallow planets in their wake. It is thought that they can cause events by their mere existence, and indeed, those born under the influence of a Dark Star are considered ones to whom things Happen.

The prophecy is revealed ... and it's not all good. Dumbledore explains the nature of prophecies, and McGonagall makes a startling announcement.

Ron tries to enter the Talent Contest, but someone beats him to it.

Sirius arrives at Hogwarts, in time to give Harry some advice, and Arandelle a gift which they will all need in the future.

McGonagall reveals one of Trelawney's many secrets - one which that could get her fired (yay?). The four get an inkling of where the Wands could be.

The search for the Wand of Fire and Water begin, based on only the vaguest inklings from various peoples - Sirius, Dumbledore, Professor McGongall.

We discover the shadowy figure behind Hermione, Ron and Arandelle make a little discovery of their own (!!!), and a couple of battles ensue.

The thread of clues begins to unravel as the Wands are brought to Dumbledore ... Angelina becomes more like Oliver Wood every day ... McGonagall delivers more news (and it's never good).

A surprise visit to the Hogwarts castle in the middle of term catches everyone unaware - and could mean the death of more than one student after all.

In the tower, under the gaze of he who decides all, Harry, Hermione, Ron and Arandelle face their worse fears unprepared. Will they come away from this unscathed? Or will the prophecy come true after all ...?