Hermione tells on Harry and has Harry's brand new, best-in-the-world broomstick confiscated by McGonagall. Harry considers this a betrayal of his trust. He is not as lenient as in canon. This line should not have been crossed. Now there is a divide between the three best friends.

The hardest case in Harry Potter's career comes to a head. The killer of six men with little common ground -all found mauled by some sinister magic- awaits in a room behind a simple door. What he finds behind the door will change lives, some radically so.

Two Dementors attack Harry Potter, but he's not alone. He feels, probably for the first time in his life, responsibility for the life of his cousin on whose hands he's suffered much. He fights rather outside the box and it seems to impress Uncle Vernon...

Harry decided not to let himself be killed by Voldemort in that clearing, but to fight with all his might. This choice leads him to another version of Heaven than the peaceful realm of those who sacrifice themselves for the good of others...

...and goes to the Diagon Alley, gets a bloodline test, visits the Potter vault, buys a new wand, gets a new trunk, a suit of armor, etc. You know how it goes.

Harry Potter kills a fellow wizard using the Killing Curse and stands trial for his action. He explains his reasons before the Wizengamot...

As he lies dying on the ground, Harry warrants a villain's exposition from Manipulative!Dumbledore... but everything is not as it seems to be...