Wolfcat

Voldemort seeks immortality, but Death comes for everyone. Crossover with Terry Pratchett's Discworld.

When Remus Lupin left Hogwarts at the end of The Prisoner of Azkaban, he left behind more than just a job. Anna Vector has always loved her job teaching Arithmancy but this year, the year the Tri-Wizard Tournament returns to Hogwarts, is different. Responsibility, love, a big black dog, a vengeful Death Eater and the Ministry of Magic are distractions during this pivotal time in the battles between good and evil, desire and duty, and people and politics. A sequel to By the Numbers.

Harry Potter: The Boy Who Loved?``By Rita Skeeter````In these months since He Who Must Not Be Named has been defeated, everyone in the wizarding world has watched our hero try to live an ordinary life. He appears to be succeeding, but still, there is one question: has he found love?````In which Harry is the last person to find the answer to that question. (Harry/Ron)

Long before she was a Hogwarts professor, Anna Vector was just a girl looking for a dance partner. Bill Weasley was happy to help. A potion gone wrong, a flask of Firewhiskey, and the man in the moon add up to one unforgettable New Years Eve. ````A stand-alone companion to By the Numbers and Unbalanced Equations.

“That’s Dorcas Meadowes, Voldemort killed her personally.” Mad-Eye Moody, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, chapter nine``More than an image in an old photograph where the faces of the lost far outnumber those of the living, one casualty of the first war against Voldemort tells of those whose work she continued in the battle against evil as she faces death and the Dark Lord on her own terms.

An escaped convict is targeting Hogwarts, there are Dementors at the gates, and the new teacher is a werewolf. Just why does that really bother Severus Snape so much, anyway? The story behind the story, straight from the quill of Professor Anna Vector. She was more involved than you think.