Harry won the battle, but lost the only war that ever mattered. Fifteen years later, he sets out to find absolution. Post-Apocalyptic AU.

The Sorting Hat was feeling fickle the night of the 1991 sorting, and that night saw the trio sent to different houses. In late December, 2001, a prophecy is stolen from the Department of Mysteries, and Junior Unspeakable Granger is dispatched to find the thief. What she uncovers leads herself, Harry, and Ron, on a globetrotting journey to stop an evil once thought dead.

After the fall of Voldemort, Harry makes a dumb career choice and Ron tags along. Hermione, sensibly, doesn't. Seven years later, a very different trio are drawn into an international web of intrigue by a little girl and an old relic. Lesson to be learned: stay in school, kids. Post-DH; Slightly AU. Rated M for language and violence. Not slash.

Speculative Season 2, will include Season 1 spoilers, obviously. Three years after the events of TWAU, things have settled somewhat in Fabletown. A slow year for Sheriff Bigby Wolf is suddenly upended when a murder takes him into the underworld of espionage and the ever encroaching terror that awaits in the Homelands.

The story didn't end with Voldemort's fall: Seven Auror cases from different points in Harry Potter's life paint a picture of the man behind the legend. Case One: The hunt for an assassin takes a disillusioned Harry Potter and a team of Aurors to Norway. What they find there threatens to topple the Magical World from its pedestal. Rated a hard 'M' for themes and violence.

"After the war, I thought it would be easy. Work with the Aurors, get married, have children. Buy a big house, play Quidditch with the kids—be a family man. But, well, you know how it goes. Terrorism. Drugs. MI-7. England. And of course, here I am, stuck in the middle of it. Some things never change, I guess." Post-DH, EWE. HP/HG