Harry Potter and the Icemaidens

It is 1981 and the Wizarding World is at war. As the Potter family learns of terrible news, a friend of theirs is revealed to be much more than he seems. And the secrets he bears may either save the Wizarding World -- or destroy it!

At a meeting of the Magical Shire Reeves, Glaston Tore learns of something incredible about Lily Potter -- news that propels him to make the ultimate sacrifice for one yet to be born!

Lily awakens to the news of her pregnancy and Glaston's sacrifice. Knowing that her chances of surviving the birth of her child, she begins to prepare her legacy -- for both Rose and Harry.

It is the year 1986. Living at Beckery Hill, Rose learns of an incredible secret: she has a brother! Soon enough, she goes to Little Whinging alongside Lilian . . . and discovers much more than she had first anticipated!

For as long as he could remember, Harry had always been alone and unloved. Now living with his sister, that is about to change . . .

It's the full moon and Rose is prepared to go out to spend time with the werewolves of Beckery Hill. To protect her big brother from them, Rose makes Harry swear an oath. An oath that will have very profound consequences . . .

For years, Remus Lupin has been living alone, separated by Ministry decree from the son of his beloved late friends. Thanks to an old school rival, he finally reunites with Harry -- and learns much more than he could ever have dreamt of!

Remus thought he was an expert on magical beings. Arriving at Beckery Hill to live with Harry and Rose, he learns that his knowledge about things is quite lacking in many areas . . .

The word is getting out; the Boy-Who-Lived has gone missing! But as the Wizarding World begins to wonder what is happening, Albus learns of an incredible secret that gives him the first true sense of hope he's had since that awful night at Godric's Hollow . . .

Guilt-ridden over what he had been made to do to his own nephew, Vernon Dursley wrote a letter to the Wizarding World, one that gives all a new sense of hope and promise. In the meantime, Poppy discovers something about Rose -- which leads to the discovery of five other girls who were also touched by Glaston's sacrifice . . .

Once a month, the Magical Shire Reeves of the Realm have a meeting with their Sovereign. This meeting promises to be quite revealing, both to the loyal wizards of the Crown . . . and the Ministry.

Unknown to most wizards of the Wizarding World in Britain, the Queen is also THEIR Sovereign . . . as the Aurors find out when they move to arrest Remus Lupin for "escaping" their move to keep him away from Harry!

Now knowing of the Garden of the Galaxy and the Magical Shire Reeves, Albus sends a message to Ryuuji Hirosaki . . . and learns of a terrible thing that befell his granddaughter Chikage. In the meantime, the Dursleys get on with their lives and welcome new life into this world.

Time goes on and it is now 1991, when Harry gets a letter he's been waiting years for. He soon travels to meet his friends at the Leaky Cauldron -- when the Wizarding World gets a shock: There was actually a "Girl-Who-Lived?!"

In the year 1932, a traveller from another dimension named Ryuuji Hirosaki came to Hogwarts to learn magic. In the year 1991, his granddaughter Chikage also begins her magical journey . . . one in which she will not be alone thanks to Harry, Rose and their friends. (NOTE: This chapter also contains the basic writer's notes for the story)

This contains the character list, terms dictionary, spells list and translations of the Japanese, Korean and German terms that appeared in the story.