RENT_Serenity

Sequel to "The Dragon Games". After losing everything he’s ever loved, can Harry find a way to pick himself up? Even with the war over, a dark threat is still on the horizon. Harry’s friends bring him hope, but evil has other ideas.

Something dark and mysterious ends up dragging Harry and his friends back to Hogwarts for their last year; the people in Harry's life are changing, traditions are being torn apart, and the friends he could once depend on are suddenly vanishing. Harry ends up in a twisted game of the Dragon; a game that tests his abilities, friendships, and causes him to trust a once formidable enemy. The game has high stakes, and it's all or nothing for both Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter as they seek to win what they're both searching for; testing how far each will go to get the prize for themselves.

In his fifth year, Tom Riddle falls into the grasps of an all - consuming darkness. He becomes obsessed with inventing a new spell -- an enchantment that will allow him to see into the future and reassure himself that he will play an important role in life. During his seventh year, he uncovers the spell and instead of his mind being thrown into the future - as does a seers when they make a prophecy - Tom is thrown into another time: mind, body, and soul.

What does it take to be a Weasley? A bunch of little OneShots where the Weasleys explain in first person their lives and the problems they must face everyday. All end in the same battle against You-Know-Who. Relationships of all kinds and sometimes angsty.

OneShot. If they can never be together, then certainly Draco can make up random movie clips that throw them together, right? But what happens when he finds himself in a situation that turns out to be much in the reality? DMxHG.

When Harry wakes up one morning chained to a bed next to an old enemy, what is he to do? Leather. Handcuffs. Snogging. Payback. Wild Costume Party. Magical Bonding. And a mysterious gift. HP/DM slash.

OneShot, Poem. Harry and Draco decide to make their most dramatic statement in the Great Hall during breakfast. Snogging. Hosiery. Eyeliner. Poetry.