GoldenFlake
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To be honest, Grindelwald or Voldemort could easily kill Yavanna; they would have to run away very fast afterward, as killing something like that has side-effects
Ever seen Princess Mononoke?Would the side effects destroy England? Or is it like whoever did kill Yavanna would be smote by lightning or something like that?
Ever seen Princess Mononoke?
If yes, basically the last 30 minutes of that movie, but only half as bad -- not that it's much of a distinction.
It's the Spirit being twisted into something it wasn't supposed to be that does it -- that is, dead in the classical sense; Sprits aren't supposed to die, they fade, as lightly touched on in Chapter 3, Book 1.So I just watched the last 30 mins, and wow that's pretty bad.
So if a spirit of compassion is killed, I guess that compassion turns into Hatred/wrath. Is it Gaia that enacts punishment or is it something else?
Which I know nearly nothing about, believe it or not.
In the same way that the Silver Tree of Babel infuses the area around it in silver light, Yavanna, as an Avatar of Nature, infuses the world around her with whatever magic she can gather from the environment. As she was present for the opening of a Gate to Elysium, Yavanna spread the purifying power of that Plane throughout the land.Did the whole land and inhabitants of the walnut court get blessed because of Elysium showing up in the ritual James did there?
Hermione is going to make herself some 'little helpers' during the next chapter. Thoughts?
It's based on some real-world descriptions of Shamans, where the living Shaman is capable of speaking with and learning from Shamans of the past.So, shamanism in your story works kinda like an Avatar from the Avatar: Airbender? He is the literal reincarnation of the previous shamans? Like, the same soul but wiped clean with Fade? Or he is a Spiritual reincarnation aka he is carrying The Will, Knowledge, and Ideal of the shamans?
Harry reached for a bottle that was clearly labeled Water, and – after a furious whispered debate among the more well-travelled Shamans – selected a green liqueur labeled Chartreuse.
"No… grandmother just wants to badger dad about him not supporting some bill in the Wizengamot; something about his actions not being true to the family legacy. I got out of there because she wouldn't stop reaching for her wand and glaring at me." Ernie ended sourly; just because his mom was Muggleborn, grandmother saw him as some… freak of nature, or something.
The Longbottoms and Greengrasses will be attending this year, what with their Heirs at Hogwarts age too, and maybe that Justin lad you met on the Alley; he and his family seemed a good sort."
Aunt Pen giggled and waved a hand, "Oh, not literal Hags, Ernie; don't be silly! Though that Narcissa Malfoy isn't far off, constantly looking like a troll crapped at her feet."
Not weird, but I'm better at writing Lucius that way, as opposed to Narcissa. He's not good, of course, but he is a Slytherin; more on that later.Is it weird that I kinda hoped that the whole Malfoy family situation would be the trope of "bad Lucius and good/caring Narcissa"?
Whatever. This is majorly AU, so any canon that isn't mentioned in Books 1-7 means nothing to me (and even then I'm taking every liberty I can get away with).
ot weird, but I'm better at writing Lucius that way, as opposed to Narcissa. He's not good, of course, but he is a Slytherin; more on that later.
Probably a typo? Squeaking or squealing, perhaps?
Well, that really gets the severity across...but I will first provide the most infamous example of such a folly: Azkaban.
Did you perhaps mean 'squeeing'?
That's a Inauspicious name isn't it.
Snape's mom is alive. Hopefully that will make him a slightly more pleasant person
She's not great at consistent world building is she.
Additionally, someone in the reviews on FF said that, in HP canon, Merlin was a student of the Founders, further assuring me that Rowling isn't very learned in history, or perhaps just craps out random canon whenever someone brings up unanswered HP lore.
My headcanon is he time traveled. Seems like a thing he'd do anyway.
May headcanon is there too. Myrddin Emrys the younger goes to Hogwarts, is a good Slytherin, graduates and has a mishap with time magic research. Lands in the time period around Uther's childhood and becomes the Merlin Ambrosius everyone knows.
It could honestly be anything. Anyone here ever read The Dragon and the Unicorn? For those who haven't it's a retelling of the Uther legend and the rise of the Round Table story. In that telling, Merlin is basically a well-intentioned if mentally impaired demon wearing a man suit.To be honest given some of the stories that have sprung up around him it could be either.