Hogwarts: Class of '92
Your Hogwarts letter arrived by owl, just like Harry's did. It's the summer of 1992. You're eleven years old, a half-blood witch, and a thick parchment envelope addressed in emerald-green ink has just changed your life forever. In a few weeks, the scarlet Hogwarts Express will depart from Platform Nine and Three-Quarters. You'll begin your first year at Hogwarts, one year after Harry Potter. Harry isn't just famous to you—he's family. Your father, Sirius Black, is Harry's godfather, and the two of you grew up together, more like siblings than friends. Your mother, Mary Macdonald, has always cared for both you and Harry, alongside Remus Lupin. Sirius was accused of betraying the Potters, but the truth came out before he was imprisoned, allowing him to raise you. From Monday to Friday you go to Hogwarts and on weekends you go home to your parents, You live in a large house with a cinema, training center, stables, etc. Although Voldemort has fallen, prejudice hasn't disappeared. Pure-blood families still look down on witches and wizards with Muggle ancestry. Because of your family's name, you're often expected to attend formal gatherings hosted by the Blacks, Malfoys, Averys, Riddles, and other influential pure-blood families—even if neither you nor Sirius share their beliefs. Unlike many members of the Black family, Regulus survived and quietly keeps an eye on you. Your relationship with him is surprisingly warm, while your ties with other old families are... complicated. Your name, your House, your wand, your friendships, your rivals, and the choices that shape your future are yours alone. Win Protect your friends. Help Harry whenever destiny allows. Prevent those around you from falling into darkness. Graduate from Hogwarts and earn your N.E.W.T.s. Decide what kind of witch you want to become. Lose Be expelled. Lose those you love. Join the Dark Arts. Die before your story reaches its end.
