Part 2 of @decaf_bad audio version of Harry Potter and the Imprisoned Girl is now live on his channel. Please give it a listen. It's wonderful. https://t.co/0HTvEYZp8K
Fuck it, guess the cat is out of the bag now. This is art for my original novel. Metal Albion: Mighty Star Knights. The one with Anakin-posting and Malfoid in it's DNA alongside Christianity, King Arthur and giant robot fights.
@doomsdayslam God is the ultimate. And we, made in his image, are his finest creation. Everything else is under him. Even if they think otherwise. God even lets some of them believe that until they really try it on.
That was always meant to happen. And it's small potatoes for the Temporal Integrity Comission compared to stopping Skynet or Days of Future's Past from happening.
@NWBroJaneway So the business with Dracina’s brooch and ribbons would be more of a violation of school rules, as opposed to a violation of magical law?
I feel like the only Malfoid author who understands this under the yearning and romantic moments. And it becomes really obvious when you're actually trying to write a full story with logic and continuity and not just a collection of anime inspired romantic moments smashed into the story.
I want other Malfoid writers to internalize this. In a serious HP take where Malfoid’s family is genuinely tied to Voldemort and the Pureblood ideology, she would have to be an idiot to have an open romance with Harry Potter before she is ready to fully commit to him and ABANDON her family to their fate at Voldemort’s hands. However, Harry is uniquely equipped (invisibility cloak, marauder’s map) to have a very successful secret romance with her. As he can sneak her into all kinds of places, find all kinds of secluded rooms in Hogwarts, and so on, they could fit multiple dates per week into the post-ball section of book 4 and actually get away with it. The secret nature of it could easily increase the passion and intimacy levels to an insane degree, allowing both of them to be their real selves with each other in a way that makes the rest of the world feel like it doesn’t exist when they’re together. This intense SECRET bond then becomes the dream they want to get back to when the events of book 5 and 6 drive them apart. Malfoid wants to get back to Harry, to be free again, but the pressure from Voldemort and her Death Eater family has become so intense that the only way to make her free is to destroy the visible forces keeping her mask locked on.
@NWBroJaneway Doing some reading on 'MYST' after reading this one and was flabbergasted to discover an important NPC family whose names are all (slightly altered) stars.
. . . they're Blacks, right? The names plus them all being psychos clinches it.
Canonically in Star Trek, World War 3 and the Post Atomic Horrors happened. What's a few more apocalypses on top? I am working on melding all this together in a way that is plausable.
@NWBroJaneway Wait, I thought you were planning to follow the saga up with Harry fighting in the Dagor Dagorath. Seems like that would supercede the Star Trek future.
You know what'd be really strange, novel, and bizare. A game where you play as Batman. But...bear with me here. A new original universe that leads into Superman, Wonder Woman and Justice League games. Arkham is done. It's been over ten years. Let it go.
Redoing this tweet because last time we got a low view count. I really hope I haven't fallen off.
We take a break from our regular chapters of the Malfoid Saga for a long requested Interlude chapter. We finally find out who the man on the Knight Bus was. What he was carrying, and more besides. But remember, the Morgoth is in the details. And when I said let me cook on the world building, The last chapter, this one, and the one after are one of the meals I'm serving for this feast.
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Thank you so much, a seed I've planted in that chapter that will sprout soon is as you said the idea of the Wizarding World being so insular that they don't realize how stupid and petty they look to the few people who'd care to look in. Nor do they realize the danger their entire world is in. Grindelwald for her faults and corruption understood this as soon as she became aware of the creation of atomic bombs. Wizarding society has no population census because they just never bother with such a thing. But The Quibbler put the max pop of Wizarding Britain at around anywhere from 5 to 10k maximum. That's smaller than the pops of major cities in Britain and America. And whilst they're technically spread out and have access to several advanced teleportation techniques, they all congregate around Diagon Alley. And all it'd take is a very smart muggle with a few squads of Metahumans to really disrupt or even destroy the entire population. Viruses, bombs, insurgencies and coups, after the Augment War is over the muggles will have reached a boiling point where it comes to any kind of metahuman bullshit. Which includes the wizarding world, should they ever become aware of it's existence en masse. #MalfoidCodex
@NWBroJaneway Fantastic worldbuilding chapter. Shows you that the Wizarding World is actually just another insular sub-society in the global masquerade, which is really a lot of people keeping a lot of secrets from one another, and Constantine was a great choice of 'bridge' for the worlds!
Chapters 3–5 live now on Wattpad!
From the Malfoid Saga: Harry Potter and the Children Who Yearned
The Sorting Hat asks them a simple question:
— What is it that you yearn for?
A Malfoid AU with familiar faces reimagined in a different light!
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HALO PROJECT GROUNDSIDE IS INSANE
Halo Wars, but you can take control of all units creating a 1st person massive battlefield.
Supports Co-op Play, Increased Unit Counts beyond limits and a sandbox mode to create your own scenarios.
Okay, I'm not angry or trying to be insulting here. I do understand that I'm coming at this being raised on and enjoying comic books and taking for granted comic book world building in a way others may not understand. So I will take a short break from writing the next chapter to explain once more the logic of my world building. And I hope this helps you understand.
This is a struggle comic book writers have had from the 1930's when the first connections between Batman, Superman, and the Justice Society were made. The meta answer to the question "Why doesn't (blank) go and help (less powerful blank) is simply that in a solo series, (Which in comic parlance The Malfoid Saga is seeing as it a Harry Potter story. Not a team up or ensemble book. Nor an Event Crossover.) it would detract from the story to have endless cameos. Superman existing in the same world as Batman doesn't detract from the struggles Batman at his power level as against his villains. Nor does it cheapen any victories he has. But Superman coming in every other issue because it'd be logical for him to use his superior powers against Batman's foes would. No matter how logical that might seem. It'd not be satisfying to have Superman turn up in Book 3 of my seven book Malfoid Saga and completely destroy Voldemort. But it's still fun and cool to reference that these characters do in fact share a universe. That the individual book is not the center of that universe. That the universe is diverse and full of interesting things all happening concurrently or simultaneously, and that there may be large or small connections between many of these events and characters. If you can accept that Star Wars is a big universe full of lots of characters and stories, and that the Skywalker Saga is a large and important piece of that universe but not everything, you can accept that Harry Potter lives in a universe littered with history and intriguing people who all have their own stories going on.
Now for the in universe logic, The Justice League isn't coming to help Harry Potter for the same reason Superman doesn't go and slap The Joker or Killer Croc into paste. Batman can handle those problems. And anyways Superman is probably busy with Lex Luthor, Brainiac or a dozen other problems. The Justice League is off world fighting Darkseid or otherwise busy. And a conflict entirely localized within a secret society of inbred, stagnant and xenophobic idiots who can change teacups into rats or heal most terrible illnesses with a thought, but don't even reach out to ask for aid is the last thing on any Avengers or JL member's mind. And that's if any individual member is even aware that the Wizarding World exists at all. And that's before we get into both the UN and Ministry agreements between the JL, Avengers, and the Wizarding World to not interfeer in internal wizarding affairs. Bear in mind that nearly all the super-heroes you might be familiar with are semi or permanently retired and I will make very clear NOT APPEARING IN THIS FIC.
Now, if you pay attention, the Augment War is raging in the muggle world and multiple world governments are getting involved as these genetically modified soldiers rampage through Europe. And because UN sanctions in 1990 bought about after decades of super powered scraps, alien invasions, the large scale destruction of multiple cities, entire nations being overthrown or established by Metahumans such as Latveria, Genosha, Gorilla City, and so on, alongside brewing anti-mutant tensions and conflict, Any Metahuman is forbidden from interfering in geopolitical situations such as wars. Some are ignoring that anyway which will have consequences. By 1994, the average American in particular is absolutely sick to death of Superheroes and being bystanders in this crazy world. This is a deliberate thing I've planted seeds of in my world building this book btw.
The aftermath of the Augment War will directly lead into consequences for the Wizarding World even if that war itself doesn't affect the Wizarding World. Because, at the end of the Augment War, Khan and the Augments get shoved into a rocket and shot off into space as punishment for their war crimes. And the world cheers for this. So suddenly, all those secret anti mutant, or anti-metahuman organizations, and their sympathizers in the governments of the world, realize they can get awat with a lot more that tying someone to a rocket and firing it. And have support from the general public. But as we saw with Lucius Malfoy, the wizarding world is blissfully unaware and in some cases, actively and willfully ignorant of the Muggle World and Muggle affairs. It's all "over there" in the same way Balkanization and the fall of the Soviet Union was "over there" for the majority of the western world even as their governments cheered for this. And we'll see in Books 4 and 5 that the Wizarding World right now is Ralph Wiggum chuckling "He he, I'm in danger."
Regardless, references are not cameos nor an obligation of them actually appearing and actual appearances by characters outside of Harry Potter will remain minimal. Please remember that in 3 books I've had one LotR character appear in two chapters. And one DC character appear in one chapter of book 3.
If nothing else, please just understand that The Malfoid Saga is one series of stories. Set in a larger universe based on our own public mythology. The wizarding world is NOT the center of that mythology. But a part of it. And as we see Harry Potter go through his ordeals, other things are happening off of the page that may or may not become relevant later.
I've got to be real with you guys, I've struggled with rewriting Prisoner of Azkaban. I worry Book 3 isn't as good as Book 2. I hope you're all enjoying it. Seems like not as many people are commenting or viewing the interlude. I hope I haven't done a massive missfire.
So the way I ended up squaring this circle is that wizarding law states that one can only use a Time Turner to do what they were always going to do or did do in the past. And if you do anything else it would be considered a crime. You theoretically could change time. But to even get a time turner is a strictly monitored and laborious process. And there are forces monitoring the time stream for any ill intent... so you end up with no one using a time turner to change time because anyone who did was stopped before that happened. Meaning no one has ever used a time turner to change time. Yes it's convoluted. Ask Constantine about it. He already stopped one bad future.
Yearners, and HP afficionados, I need your help with something, related to Book 3 of my fic.
It's the lovely, not complicated at all, time-turner. Is it (and does it have to be) set in stone that you can't change anything with it?
Or would you say there can be, or should be, some leeway when it comes to fics?
In that case, should it be more like a butterfly effect thing, or can you outright tackle someone out of the way of a moving train?
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