Fleeing from the notariety of "The Man Who Conquered" nonsense, Harry Potter is welcomed into the United States. While going to college he finds his love. But the fools who followed Voldemort are foolish enough to invade MaCUSA, trying to kill him. They kill the wrong person, and now they will pay. Vengence is coming for them. Vengence with tools and training.

Seven centuries ago they were supposedly destroyed, hunted out root and branch, as sorcorers and warlocks, as well as a danger to the King of any nation in Europe. For seven centuries, the legends of their wrath and revenge, against any who sat on the throne of France, have endured. Who knew that the legends were true? Who knew they waited for ... Harry Potter? Chapter 1(?).

What happens when the "powers that be" decide the Hero shouldn't be allowed to upset any pureblood apple carts?

You know the drill. "She" owns it all, W&H excepted, who perhaps own her. I own this plot. Some people who have reached the breaking or tipping point in their lives "Go Postal" as the phrase has come to mean, and start killing everyone in sight. But there is a much colder, and crueler ;-) (!) way to deal with those who have caused you grief; if you know where to go. Go Legal.

At the end of Chapter 2, Harry, Hermione, the Drs Granger, and the mysterious uncle are nastily disrespected by the Detective Constable who responded to the police call. If "Mr. Arthur Williams" is more than he seems, a nasty rebuke is likely to "roll downhill" as such things are inclined to do. If you haven't read "Summer Nights" by LeQuin, do so first.

She who Must Be Named Owns Harry Potter. W&H own themselves, and others. When Linwood Murrow, Junior Partner of Wolfram & Hart had finished "doing unto" Corny Fudge, Albus Dumbasaadoor, and Tom Marvolo Riddle (Dark Lord-wannabe), he still had one very pleasant task left to finish. He had to deliver some Just Desserts.

Summary: When the Final Battle is fought, who comes out as the REAL subject of the Prophecy? Disclaimer: This story is based on characters and situations created and owned by JK Rowling, various publishers including but not limited to Bloomsbury Books, Scholastic Books and Raincoast Books, and Warner Bros., Inc. No money is being made and no copyright or trademark infringement is