Voldemort emerged victorious on the night of the third task. Harry Potter was in his clutches, his faithful servants were back at his side. Yet he committed a grave mistake: He thought Harry Potter feared what lay on the other side of the gate just as much as he did. Harry/Fleur with a complication.

Starts off from the Quidditch world cup, Harry finds a more important reason to fight for and that sometimes, a fairytale or legend is a lot more than it seems. Sticks to canon at first but will tread to AU territory. M rating because I'm paranoid.

Caution - Do not read if easily offended, over 40 years of age, is a twilight fan. Or all three together. Or two. Or more. Actually...do not read if you're a real, breathing human being. M for nasty words, scenes of a sexual (?) nature, blood and gore, drug abuse. By the way...if you take any of this seriously you are...as my friend Snape eloquently puts it...a 'dunderhead'.

Magic. I remember it. It meant everything to me, I never thought twice about what I could do with it. I remember when I had to watch the light leave a man's eyes as I held him close. I ended his life by my own blade. It felt better. I knew who he was, why he did what he did. And I felt something for him. That is the difference between an Assassin and a Murderer.I prefer the former.

At some point of our lives we look back and wonder; 'What if I had done something differently back then? How much better would my life have been' That's all we can do at this point right? Sometimes though...sometimes we get a second chance to accomplish that one thing we always wanted to. If we don't recognize those moments, we don't deserve happiness anyway.

There is always a price. For every reward, there is a sacrifice. The greater the reward, the greater the sacrifice should be. However, we must choose when we want make those sacrifices. Depending on the timing you may end up with everything...or with nothing at all. Some dark themes. Harry/Fleur.