Squibs are looked down on in the Magical Community. Being born without magic whilst being born from magical parents is seen as a stain upon a House's Honor. Thus squibs are cast out or forgotten. And they are taken by the British Government and trained to monitor Wizarding Britain. Whispers sound. War will soon commence. Thus, we find out which is more dangerous: Wizards or Squibs.

Gaea has been defeated and things are returning to normal. Peace reigns once more. That is until Percy catches Annabeth kissing a new camper. Feeling betrayed and broken hearted, Percy leaves camp and meets a strange man with an offer that could fill the hole inside him: 'You can either walk out that door and go on with your broken life or you can swear off women forever.'

'Supreme Excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting.' Harry Potter, elder twin brother of Thomas Potter, wants to be known for more than being the brother of Voldemort's Vanquisher. Taking a vague muggle phrase to heart, he leaves to learn magical arts from branches of magic lost in time. When he returns, how will the Wizarding World react?

Snape's away on a 'special mission' from the headmaster. When the seventh year Gryffindors take their first potions lesson with his substitute, word of a Potions Master with a pedigree for insults far worse than Snape's passes through the school. Who is this Master of the Cauldron? Gordon Ramsay, Devil of Hell's Cauldron.

Elsa of Arendelle isn't the only individual to possess strange powers. There are others scattered across the world with such gifts. Some have discovered their abilities while others haven't. One such individual from the windswept steppes to the East rules over a country alone. Will they find what they're looking for in Arendelle?