‘The Apprentice and the Necromancer’ by JunoMagic Chapters 241–250 Crush and Crushed ‘We’re really truly going to live here??’ Lois rolled her eyes at Alina and scribbled something on a notepad. ‘If you want to talk to me, stop that parchment from zooming around your head.’ But she nodded and smiled. ‘WOW.’ The letters formed […]

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Last but not least, I would like to thank a few very special persons and friends, who have supported me and helped me during the writing of “Apprentice”: Allka Aranel Took Ayerf BuckeyeBelle Fliewatuet Leany Marta Organ-ic Chemist Septentrion sshg316 whitehound zeegrindylows I am also indebted to: The members of the LiveJournal Community Little Details, […]

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‘The Apprentice and the Necromancer’ by JunoMagic Epilogue Epilogue—Da Capo Al Fine ‘Ginny sent new pictures of James-Hermes. And Harry threatens to err…’ Hermione blushed. ‘Hex my bollocks off and serve them to me for lunch if we don’t attend the very same occasion next Sunday?’ Severus supplied with a snort. Hermione laughed. ‘Something like […]

‘The Apprentice and the Necromancer’ by JunoMagic Chapters 231–240 Not Quite Dead Yet Alina opened her eyes. Had it worked? Had she made it to the Realm of Death? She looked around. A small room, the walls lined with books. Old, shabby furniture lovingly polished. And a bird stand in a corner. She was still […]