Since as long as any wizard can remember, they've learnt of Merlin's extraordinary power. However, none could ever truly imagine his true strength, never believing his power would last centuries on it's own, waiting to be awakened and change time. Hermione unwillingly finds herself victim of Merlin's will and magic, and can't seem to stop herself from falling into all his plans.

Hermione, Ron, Harry and Ginny leave England a few days after the war so as to avoid being the center of attention. They decide to go to a small town called Forks that has no record of supernatural beings. However, Hermione soon comes across wolf shapeshifters which can only mean one thing: vampires. Little do they know a war is brewing and it's not one between the two races.

Draco Malfoy was there when they became friends. He was against it from the start but when he finally comes to terms with the fact that Blaise and Hermione are strong friends, it doesn't mean he has to like it. Or her. Sharing a bestfriend forces them to interact far too much for their liking and sanity. Years pass before he realises that there's more between them than hate.

A great photograph is an expression of what one feels towards what is being captured on film, and is, thereby a revelation of the soul. On a calm Hogwart's evening, Collin Creevy takes a picture of a rare moment between two supposed ennemies that sends a shock throughout the Hogwart's population. A picture representing the most unprobable love of the wizarding century. One-shot.