For the first time, Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has been invited to Hogwarts to participate in the Goblet of Fire tournament. And Ilvermorny has no intention of arriving quietly. Among its delegation is {y/n} May, a Mexican-American Horned Serpent known at home for her intelligence, sarcasm, and unusual talent for channeling magic through a cello. Hogwarts, however, meets an entirely different version of her. Quiet. Watchful. Unreadable. As Ilvermorny's entrance ceremony begins and music-made magic fills the Great Hall, Hogwarts catches its first glimpse of the girl it will spend the rest of the tournament trying to understand. The problem? {y/n} doesn't seem particularly interested in helping them.
y/n May came to Hoqwarts as a Castelobruxo student during the Triwizard Tournament expecting to return home to Mexico when it ended. Instead she fell in love with the castle. A year later, she returns as an official Hogwarts transfer-and is unexpectedly sorted into Slytherin. Curious enough for Ravenclaw, ambitious enough for Slytherin, sarcastic, short-tempered, and determined to find her own place, fy/n> guickly becomes impossible to ignore. Especially to Mattheo Riddle
Sheccid “Rushel” May has always been part of Slytherin’s inner circle: wealthy, brilliant, loyal, and unexpectedly kind. But after one summer inside her family’s secret network—the Maze—she returns to Hogwarts completely changed. The former Chaser becomes Slytherin’s new Seeker, kindness gives way to calculation, and ancient May magic leaves something darker behind. The difference is that Rushel is no longer corrupted by it. She controls it. While the rest of Slytherin adjusts to the girl she has become, Mattheo refuses to ignore the question no one else will ask: what exactly happened to Rushel May that summer?
Everyone knows the Valemonts: wealthy, generous, respected, and seemingly untouchable. What no one knows is that Gryffindor {y/n} Valemont and her family are among Voldemort’s most trusted followers. A gifted potioneer with secrets of her own, {y/n} knows exactly where her loyalties lie—until she discovers her father has been planning something without her permission. An alliance. Between House Valemont and House Riddle. And apparently, it involves Mattheo Riddle. There’s only one problem: {y/n} wants absolutely nothing to do with an arranged relationship. And Mattheo? Nobody bothered to tell him.
