Draco Malfoy Series- Young Gods
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Authorâs Note: This Draco Malfoy series will be set from the third book onwards because I don't want to write about actual 11 year old children. This series is based around a quotev story I wrote when I was like 13 and it was fucking cringey, but the concept was good. Let me know if I should continue it.
Word Count: 2,128
âNecromancy, a branch of dark magic that has never truly worked. It is the art of bringing back the dead, through connecting ones spirit to the body of the deceased. No known individual is thought to have successfully-â. Before you could finish that sentence, the Neanderthal you knew as Goyle grabbed the book out of your hand and sat opposite you. âCan you actually read that, or do the word just look pretty?â you flashed a fake smile. He grunted and threw the book back over to you.
You possessed many Slytherin traits to say the least, you were cunning, ambitious, resourceful and a natural born leader. You just didn't share their temperament. You were popular amongst all the houses, who's prejudice towards Slytherin did not extend to you. However, they would be naĂŻve to underestimate you. Y/n was always known to be respected but feared.
âDoes Dumbledore know youâve been stealing books from the restricted section?â Pansy spoke, sitting down beside Goyle. âDo you ever have a day off? Or is your nose just permanently up my ass?â you questioned. âWhy do you want to read about that shit anyway, itâs a made up branch of magicâ she brushed off. Before you could provide another sarcastic comment, Draco Malfoy strolled into the common room.Â
Since your first day at Hogwarts, Pansy voluntarily took the role as your âfrenemyâ. Although she spent most of her time trying to ruin your life, it would be unfair to say she wasn't sometimes there for you. Maybe once a year. And she wasn't always an incorrect airhead, but on this occasion she was. You knew necromancy wasn't fake or unsuccessful. You were nine the first time it happened, when the pet cat you buried walked into your room hours later. You couldn't always control it, and you certainly weren't powerful enough to raise anything other than an animal. You also knew you couldn't tell anyone, youâd be used as a tool by the ministry, or scouted by Voldemortâs followers. So yeah, a complicated life.
âWhy are you smirking?â you breathed. God he got under your skin. âSirius Black has escaped Azkaban, my guess is heâs coming here to finally get rid of Potterâ he beamed. They all laughed but you knew Draco didn't mean half the things he said, his smiles would never reach his eyes. âAnyway, I came here to talk to Y/nâ he told. âWell no oneâs stopping youâ Pansy retort. You laughed and rolled your eyes at her obvious jealousy. They eventually got the message and walked off, probably to meet Crabbe, who rarely left the great hall. âWhat do you want now?â you smiled half falsely, half not. âSo I checked and the book you want is in the library at the manorâ he began. âBut-â you knew theyâd be a catch to his generosity. âBut I need you to help me make someone jealous, and once she admits sheâs into me, Iâll give you the stupid bookâ your heart sank just a little when you heard that one. You weren't in love with him or anything and in no way did you want to be with him, you just also didn't want him to be with anyone else. âWho?â you looked at your nails like you weren't interested. âDaphne Greengrassâ. Oh great, now youâll have to put up with two Pansys. âHow exactly are we going to make her jealous?â.
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âSo is it true?â you heard someone ask as they sat next to you. âRon let the girl finish her breakfast at least!â Hermione hit him with her rolled up newspaper. âIs what true?â Neville asked for you, also joining the table. âThat Y/n is dating Malfoyâ Seamus answered. You chocked slightly on your drink, it had been all of a day since Draco even asked you to be his fake girlfriend. âNo Iâm really notâ is what you wanted to say. âYeah I guessâ is what you actually said. âHeâs a complete toolâ, âYouâre too good for himâ, âPure-blood racistâ, âHeâs just using youâ, are some of the things they began saying to you all at once. Which had quite the opposite to their desired effect. âI think you forget that Iâm a Slytherin too and until you, and all of the other Gryffindors get off your moral high ground, you can shove your prejudice up-â you began, while standing up. âY/n we didn't mean-â Hermione interrupted, but you were already walking off. âJust give her some timeâ Ron spoke, as he started eating your unfinished breakfast. Why the fuck were you so defensive, yes it was your reputation on the line considering how unpredictable Draco was, but he did make you friendâs lives a living hell.
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âIâm sorryâ you said in unison, sitting next to Hermione in your Defence Against the Dark Arts class. âI over-reactedâ, âI shouldn't have said what I didâ you spoke at the same time again. You both gave a small laugh, before Snape burst in to teach the lesson. He spent most of it rambling about werewolves and having arguments with Hermione. Draco spent most of it trying to annoy Harry. You spent most of it trying not to fall asleep. You turned to see Draco smiling at you, well it was more of a smirk. You mouthed a semi-aggressive âwhatâ over to him. That's when he blew a paper bird over to you. You raised your eyebrows at him, before opening it. âYou look cute when you're pretending to give a shitâ. You shook your head and smiled. Such an idiot. From the corner of your eye you saw Daphne leaning over to read what it said. You turned around to the desk behind and showed her the note, âHow sweetâ you cooed falsely. You then turned back around smiling after seeing her flustered face, you noticed Draco was doing the same.
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âWe took her shoes again and sheâs walking around barefoot, looking for Narglesâ Millicent Bulstrode laughed, with some of the other girls in your dorm. âLoony Lovegood, that's for sureâ Daphne joined in. âGive the girl a fucking breakâ you sat up on your bed. âHere she goesâ Pansy mumbled. If anything you felt sorry for Pansy, it must be hard being that weak minded. âWhy do you careâ Daphne remarked, rather than asked. âHer mom died and she has no friends, give it a restâ you spoke. âI have no idea why you were placed in Slytherin. You can be a bitch, Iâll give you that. But I recon you asked, you already disgrace your parents by being a blood-traitor, but they would kick you out if you weren't a Slytherin, wouldn't theyâ Daphne smirked. Did she really think that was a good idea. âYou seem to know a lot about my family, but I guess I know a lot about yours too. Like the blood curse that shortens the life of anyone in your family that inherits it. I bet your scared in case itâs you, or maybe your little sister-â you walked over to face her. She looked around the room, noticing the shocked faces of her âfriendsâ, who were concealing their smirks. âYouâre going to regret thatâ she claimed, trying so hard to keep her composure. You smiled and turned around, before going to leave your dorm room. âEveryoneâs talking about you. Everyone knows you gave it up to Draco. Everyone knows heâs just using you because youâre easy!â she shouted. Fuck magic. You turned around and punched her in the face, causing the Slytherin girls to cheer, before storming out. âThereâs the real Y/n, youâre just as fucked as the rest of usâ Daphne called out, while holding her bleeding nose.
You stormed through the common room. It would be normal for anyone to feel, what you were feeling in that moment. But the tie you had to necromancy turned you cold when you felt too much. âY/n has gone offâ Blaise smirked, nudging Goyleâs arm. Pretty much the whole of your house heard what happened. You slammed the door open and began walking through the castle corridor. âWoah, Y/nâ Draco grabbed your arm, he actually looked concerned for once. He was on his way back from seeing Snape, he missed everything that had just happened. âFuck youâ you pointed at him, there was emotion in your voice but not on your face. You brushed him off and carried on walking. Thatâs what you get for doing him a favour. Who were you kidding? He was no different to the rest of them.
The black lake was always your favourite place to be at Hogwarts. The water gave you clarity. You could also raise the spirits of animas, that had died within it, they appeared in illuminated forms, floating and bouncing around the surface. For anyone unfamiliar, they could be mistaken for patronuses. You were there for a while, letting yourself calm down. That was until you heard someone clear their throat behind you. The spirts you raised dropped and vanished within the water. âMiss Y/l/nâ it was Dumbledore. âThat wasn't-â you began to excuse, not knowing exactly how you were going to explain. âI am quite aware of your ability, which is a discussion we will need to have at a later dateâ he claimed. You bit your lip and nod gently. âI came here because a Slytherin student has been taken to the infirmary with a broken noseâ he continued. Shit. âSo when should I pack my bags?â you asked, looking up at him. âThere will be no need. I came to give you advice. You will make friends for life during your time at Hogwarts, but there will come a point when you will have to choose a side. Pick wisely Y/nâ he simply spoke, before walking away. âChoose a side for what?â you called, receiving nothing but a âGoodnightâ.Â
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âIâll have Harry- Iâll be okayâ you hugged Hermione at the castle gate. âDon't get into trouble without usâ Ron smiled, also giving you a hug. You waved them goodbye, as they joined the majority of other students leaving for Christmas break. âWhy aren't you going home?â Harry asked, placing his arm around you. You watched with a smile as Hermione and Ron argued the whole way, until they were no longer in sight. âMy parents need to make amends with the Greengrass family and don't want me in the way, you know because of the whole incidentâ you shrugged. Harry had always sympathised with you, although he didn't have any parents he knew they loved him, it was evident you couldn't say the same. âOn the bright side, Ron wont be around to eat everyoneâs chicken legsâ you both laughed, before walking back into the castle.
It was just you, and one other person in the Slytherin common room that night. It was a 6th year, apparently he hadn't seen his family since he was sorted, something to do with everyone being Ravenclaws. But then again Millicent told you that, and she was an idiot. At least it was quiet. You sat by the fire for most of the night and finished reading the book you stole. It was useless. You slammed it down and breathed, maybe youâd never be able to understand your âabilityâ. You felt someone sit beside you. âYou do know Daphne goes home every breakâ you remarked, not even looking at him. âWell I didn't stay for herâ he replied. âI didn't know you were capable of feeling guiltâ you went to get up but he grabbed your arm. âI know what she told you and I never said thatâ you knew when he was lying, and he wasn't. He loosened his grip and you relaxed. âIâd never spread rumours about you Y/n, especially ones that aren't true. I guess she got jealous and wanted to hurt youâ he explained. âYou got your wish then, congratulationsâ you looked at him and smiled, but it wasn't genuine. âSheâs not the person I was trying to- Anyway, I got the book you wanted mailed to meâ he handed it to you. âIt was written by a wizard that lost his mind, thinking he could see his dead wifeâ he told. He must have done his research. âI know exactly what it is, thankyouâ you sighed in relief, maybe this one would help. Draco was born into a legacy, and destined to inherit the grief his father had created. But you knew he deserved better, he wasn't like the others. âSo who was you trying to make jealous?â you questioned, knowing he didn't want to tell you. He smiled and pat you on the shoulder, before getting up and walking away. Deep down you knew the answer.
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