This is an account of a wizard so confusing, he barely understood himself. And yet, so noble and great were his deeds, that the Hogwarts Four vowed to carry him home in honor, a choice whose import would be felt by witches and wizards for 10 centuries.

What makes 5 of the most powerful witches and wizards of their day retreat from the world to teach magic? 11th Century Europe is a dangerous place, even for a sorcerer. In chapter1, we meet the unnamed wizard without whom the Hogwarts 4 would never have come together.

There's nothing 11 year old Remus Lupin wants more, than to receive his Hogwarts letter, but he's got a little problem. Once a month, he turns into a ravening, blood-thirsty beast. Can even a school for wizards accept someone so different? Remus is determined to make sure they do.

It's late October, 1066. Godric, Helga, Rowena and Salazar have escaped Duke William's army, and are riding stolen horses north, on a quest to carry Odo the hero, back to the place that he'd known as a lad. It's easy to lose track of time on the road, and when they seek shelter on a rainy night, they don't know that it's the feast of Samhain, and things might not be what they seem.

You don't recover from 12 years in Azkaban overnight. Exiled from his home, and all those he cares about, Sirius heads south to the all magical resort, The Flying Umbrella, where he meets his match in a magical Mesopotamian healer. He can't figure out exactly who she is, but she helps him remember who he used to be.