A terrible betrayal, accidental magic, and time travel. A piece on the board whose fate was to die, now knows that winning a war doesn't necessarily mean victory. With both power and foreknowledge, what will he do to ensure the future he knows does not come to pass?

Minerva McGonagall finds a parchment with a list left behind in class and confronts the owner, leading to an awkward conversation.

Ron Weasley knows something the Wizarding World does not.

The Goblet of Fire is a powerful magical artifact. Powerful enough to lock four powerful magicals to a binding magical contract even when one is unwilling. What else can it do to fulfill a contract? Pull someone to fulfill a contract from a distance? Reach across space and time? Summon the dead?

After the defeat of Voldmort didn't turn out quite like he envisioned, Harry stared into the Abyss preparing to prove something to himself, instead he tumbles into an experience he never expected, and he doesn't go alone.

The second war with Voldemort never really ended, and there were no winners, certainly not Harry Potter who has lost everything. What will Harry do when a ritual from Voldemort sends him to another world? How will he manage in this new world in which he never existed, especially as he sees familiar events unfolding? Harry/Multi eventually.

The Cullen family left Bella in the forest. They didn't come back to Forks, yet Bella still ended up a vampire. She's now a feared member of the Volturi. She's got a daughter, and she's had no contact with the Cullens for almost a century. She emerges from the horrors of her past under the shadow of a looming threat.