Lord Voldemort's research on the Elder Wand takes him down a different path. He learns of the Hallows and summons the Master of Death to take their powers and win the war in one fell swoop. Unfortunately, the Master of Death ends up being incredibly stubborn and uncooperative. They also claim to be Harry Potter from a different universe... In hindsight, perhaps his plan was flawed.

After a new and wildly contagious magical disease threatens the wizarding world, Voldemort kidnaps Harry so the two can self-isolate together. Harry doesn't understand why Voldemort isn't planning on killing him anymore, or how a Dark Lord can be such a germophobe.

Tom's the founder of an advanced cryogenics lab, and is hiding something sinister in its depths. When he has a narrow scrape with death in a car wreck, it becomes a matter of grave importance that he finds a permanent solution for his problem. The other man involved in the accident is a mortician who won't stop apologizing to him, so Tom decides to take advantage of his expertise.

The destruction of its vessel is not guaranteed to stop the most determined spirit. In any incarnation, Tom Riddle lived, breathed and slept self preservation. He'd take any chance at life he could get, and this foolhardy Gryffindor Parselmouth was a better fit than he could've ever imagined. See, she had something of him inside of her already. He'd just have to help it grow.

After an accident with a time turner, Lily Luna Potter is sent back to the past - all the way back to the year that Tom Riddle started Hogwarts. Getting back to her own time and avoiding a future Dark Lord have now made it to the top of her list of priorities. It's just too bad for her that both of those goals aren't working out in the slightest.