He's right of course, as his name just happens to be one of the names the magical cup picks for the Triwizard Tournament (despite him not putting his name but, does anybody care? Of course, not) and so it begins... But this time Harry finds he has two ingenious, inventive, mischievous, and slightly insane red-headed twins, to help him. However, this time Harry finds that not only does he have to deal with a homicidal maniac, overprotective godfathers, countless assassination attempts, prank wars, an abusive family, and the pressure of the whole wizarding world on his shoulders. He also has to deal with the avalanche of emotions that two amber-eyed chaotic individuals cause. Merlin's beard, where was a bottle of Firewhisky when you needed one? 'Mala fides': bad faith, purpose to deceive or defraud For Harry Potter, the man-who-lived-twice, savior of the Wizarding World, and the ultimate golden boy, life was good. He had survived the war, had a job he loved, a good home, and wonderful friends; the future seemed bright. Betrayed and heartbroken, Harry does what he knows best; he jumps into the unknown like the good, little Gryffindor he is. * βTo me, the thing that is worse than death is betrayal. You see, I could conceive death, but I could not conceive betrayal.β |