The Shyish Student (An Amethyst Apprentice in Hogwarts) [Warhammer Fantasy/Harry Potter]

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We've already decided that this isn't urgent and have a well tred, reliable path in front of us to solve the problem. We just need to do the work required to figure it out.

Because we can guaranty that simple learning Latin which will be different to a degree from the Classical in our books when calling on Morr for assistance and insight in to how to put these unique spirits to rest is a right a proper thing for a priest to do. Gaining some Knowledge of Latin will help put I think it will be less helpful over then taking a more faith based approach to this problem in my eyes. But the votes done so we will see what happens.

For starters, Zagreus isn't a goth. Goths are edgy for no good reason, and they tend to romanticize the most morbid aspects of death. Zagreus is only as morbid as the minimum required by his religion, not to mention that life has shaped him to be this way, considering everything he's been through.

Besides, to ask Zagreus to take part in a roleplaying session of "Vampire: the Masquerade", would be like asking a victim of abuse, like a beaten spouse, to impersonate the mannerisms and behavior of their abuser

And make no mistake, Zagreus is as much of a victim of the vampires as practically every stirlander. And if there's something particularly specific that would push Zagreus'buttons regarding vampires, well, more than usual, to the point that he would turn as murderously neurotic as Snape when it comes to harry and his unfinished business with James, harry's father, would be the Cappadocians, the Clan of Death, one of the thirteen vampire clans of the World of Darkness, comprised by detached scholars obsessed with the mysteries of death and the soul, who are now (theoretically) extinct, due to having been systematically eliminated through a coup de famille conducted by Augustus Giovanni.
Unfortunately for the Giovanni, they may have underestimated what it takes to kill a clan of experts on death. Recently, they are regarded as a bloodline of clan Hecata.

Due to their inherent clan weakness, all Cappadocians have a corpse-like complexion, resembling death (what a coincidence!!).

To sum it up, Zagreus would see them as practically a perversion of everything the order he serves, and the faith he follows, stands for.

Not to mention that their coat of arms is eerily similar to what one would find in any imperial province.



Don't worry, as each year passes, Zagreus will have much more opportunities to ask More for guidance regarding more urgent and more serious issues that require more immediate solving than a learning hindrance (in hindsight, praying to Morr for something so mundane maybe wasn't the wisest decision) that Zagreus can fix, either himself or with the help of someone more acquainted with fluent latin, like Simon)

But I assure you that when the school is being haunted by an unseen monster that petrifies everyone it comes across with, or when the ministry of magic send soul sucking daemons to the outskirts of Hogwarts grounds, the first thing Zagreus will do will to go straight to his shrine.

One we have not had any bad stuff happen to us when we have called on Morr and we do have a pretty major issue for a priest of Morr to deal with in all the restless spirits at Hogwarts. This kind of issue is also right up in Morr's area of expertise unlike a Magic Monster with with the ability to freeze people with it's eyes. The Dementors are another thing entirely but we should not what until they show up several years from now to commune with our patron Deity again.
 
Also, depending on edition, the vampires may be bizarrely prone to self-destructive, amazingly stupid decisions, and have flavor text which implies they should all be killing each other on the spot, and vampire society should never have come to exist. Much like the Imperium of Man over in WH40K, Vampire's Vampire society shoots itself in the foot so often and so hard you wonder how it could have lasted for even one century, and the GM has to houserule quite a lot to get it into a functional state.
IMO, Vampire sounds much better than it is. The Frenzy/Rotschreck rules are one of the weirdest parts. "You see a flaming torch. Roll to see if you panic." How did this species ever survive before electric lighting? :confused:
Dark Ages Vampire is especially weird on this point: it implies that in the brutal justice of the dark ages, as performed by vampires, there may be an Ordeal By Fire where the vampire jury will hit the accused vampire with flaming torches. But the rules say that half the participants would panic at the sight!
/rant
To be fair, warhammer fantasy vampires are one to talk, as they are also prone, as you said, to occasional fits of stupidity and reckless ambition that, more often than not, is to their own detriment. Or have you forgotten how Mannfred schemed to get his sire Vlad von Carstein, the only vampire who could keep the whole vampire alliance, murdered so he would be able to seize power for himself, not caring that the moment Vlad was out of the picture, the entire thing would fall apart?

Or Vlad's apparent reason to embrace Konrad, who was basically a mad dog not suited for anything else that senseless slaughter?

Not to mention that vampires in warhammer fantasy have their own share of weaknesses and banes that prevent them from fully integrating in human society, apart from their immorality and thirst of blood, of course.

If I remember correctly, nagash was the one who cursed the vampires to be unable to withstand the light of the sun, cross running water, and other quirks of theirs, that vary between vampire bloodlines and individual vampires, I reckon.
However, it's also true that some vampires have overcome their own weakness to those same elements, or at least, have developed a rather high resistance to them, normally the ones that have managed to survive for centuries.

So, vampires like Mannfred or Vlad, instead of burning to a crisp the moment the rays of the sun touch their skin, are now light sensitive, or can cover the sky with clouds thanks to sorcery, something that is usually out of reach for most kindred in vampire the masquerade.

Besides, because it was God the one who cursed the children of Caine in the World of Darkness, the vampire curse is more insurmountable than what it would be in warhammer fantasy. After all, God is eternal and all that, whereas nagash, as powerful as he was, was still a man, despite having overcome mortal death and ascending to a higher state of being in the form of reaching godhood, and so, the curse that he cast on the vampires, after they abandoned him, can be broken with time.

By the way, were the first vampires created by Neferata able to walk during the day before being cursed by nagash, then?

At that point we might as well make him play mage the Ascension if we want a real wizard priest and the way riskier magic of mages might just be nostalgic for the guy.

Then again, if the dude has to force himself to understand whatever the fuck is going on with the tapestry and consensus he will reach either a massive breakthrough or a massive breakdown and I don't know if we have the time to fit a 700 page long rule book for funne wizard game.
Personally, I don't think watching Zagreus, who is a wizard, playing as a wizard, is too interesting, since it wouldn't be anything else than what he's already been doing.

Besides, as you said, the whole concept of consensus an reality being basically shaped by belief, would probably be too seizure inducing to him, considering that they already have something similar back in warhammer fantasy, with the chaos realms and all that.

In my opinion, if someone with experience playing any of the aforementioned settings of oWoD, and who is already acquainted with the system, has any interest in writing a side story or omake about this, it would be very well received.

the Adult Grey Wizard and the young Death Wizard. Zagreus will not appreciate being keep out of the loop and Dumbledore using information he provided to contact other people stranded on Earth with out telling him he has successfully made contact is going to be a source of distrust and make Zagreus question how open he has been about information from home and who he gives it to.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves. Zagreus was busy enjoying Christmas holidays while Dumbledore was spending his time looking for magister grey. In fact, he was so focused on this task that he missed the Christmas dinner, since he was absent during it, as Zagreus noticed.
Christmas dinner at Hogwarts is a lavish affair – large roast 'turkeys', rich gravy, potatoes prepared in different ways, peas cooked in butter, berry sauce, flaming Christmas pudding you have to wait until extinguished to indulge in…

It reminds you of the Welcoming Feast, but far less formal. There is no ceremony here – no speeches, no school robes, and the professors sit with the students at one table. Professors Dumbledore and Snape are absent
It's perfectly possible that Dumbledore still keeps Zagreus up to date with his most recent interaction with magister grey.
 
By the way, were the first vampires created by Neferata able to walk during the day before being cursed by nagash, then?
Theres like three or four different versions of the origin of vampires, and while they agree on the broad strokes (Lahmia, Nefereta was the first, later sided with then mostly abandoned Nagash), the details are quite different between versions (Sometimes it just happens from Neferetas work, sometimes she successfully makes the elixir of life and vampirism comes from this, an attempt to murder her, and someone using necromancy to try and safe her. W'Soran or Arkhan may be involved, or not, and Nagash may be aware from the start, or only later...). The origin of vampiric weaknesses is IIRC also different between the versions.
 
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Personally, I don't think watching Zagreus, who is a wizard, playing as a wizard, is too interesting, since it wouldn't be anything else than what he's already been doing.
I mean wod mages are really weird compared to every other type of wizard, expecially the good sigmarite wizards of fantasy. Even the Hermetics operate on completely different terms than the colleges, the Cult of Ecstasy would have immedietly been accused of being corrupted by Slannesh, probably accurately, and the concept of the Virtual Adepts specifically and the technomancers in general is genuinely incomprehensible to any college except maybe the gold order, and even if they understand anything, and that's a big if, they'd still balk at the Sons of Ether, so i think there could be some fun exploring what Zagreus and the rest of the club do with that.
 
Or Vlad's apparent reason to embrace Konrad, who was basically a mad dog not suited for anything else that senseless slaughter?

Vlad after he turned Konrad probably just thought of him as a attack Dog to be pointed at enemies he wanted dead not turned.

After all, God is eternal and all that, whereas nagash, as powerful as he was, was still a man, despite having overcome mortal death and ascending to a higher state of being in the form of reaching godhood, and so, the curse that he cast on the vampires, after they abandoned him, can be broken with time.

Nagash only became a "god" as a result of the events of the End Times, before that he was just a very powerful Necromancer who had anchored his spirit to the Mortal Plane and he was still regaining power slowly at the point of Archon coming South with his forces.
 
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The greatest mistake the Garou ever made? Not finishing the Impergium.
I'm not as well-read on WtA lore, but I assume the Impergium was them deciding to exterminate all the other children of Gaia for being 'unworthy'/unnecessary? Which then led directly to the current debacle where they're hopelessly outnumbered, because they killed all of their allies in a fit of ethnosupremacist hubris?
 
I'm not as well-read on WtA lore, but I assume the Impergium was them deciding to exterminate all the other children of Gaia for being 'unworthy'/unnecessary? Which then led directly to the current debacle where they're hopelessly outnumbered, because they killed all of their allies in a fit of ethnosupremacist hubris?
Nope, that was the War of Rage. The Impergium was where they were supposedly 'stewarding' humanity as terrifying monstrous demigods and 'artificially' keeping the number of humans 'manageable', which left such deep scars in the human psyche that it's the reason why non-supernatural folks in the World of Darkness suffer from Delirium when they see any sort of werecreature.

For those who don't know what Delirium is, it is a deep and instinctive fear of werewolves so intense that in the average person it makes them completely blank out any memory of seeing a transformed Garou. It is also supposedly what led to the human civilizations almost driving wolves to extinction by subconscious instinct. The Garou, on reflection of this sordid bit of history, largely agree they should have listened to the wererats' suggestion of population control via designer baby pathogens instead of bloody massacres of fang and claw.
 
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The Antediluvians and Methuselahs are salt in the wound, at that point - in the world of VtM, the eldest vampires are the closest thing to gods that exist.
I'll take this to a different thread in another post if i'm too out of line...but...

Would not Earthbound Demons y'know dudes who could rewrite laws of physics in a local area with a mere thought disagree and have a good point power scaling wise? Like I mean Kuppala is probably among their number and he probably *gave* vampires(starting with Tzimitsce) visccitude like that's some seriously high powered stuff right there.
Or should Demon the Fallen be ignored for reasons?


Here is a link to the proper thread for any followup
 
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Generally speaking, if you're debating to yourself whether or not your post is on-topic, that's usually a pretty good sign that it's not.
 
HP world is hardly perfect--especially since Zag might register as non human with all the baggage that entails
And don't forget muggleborn, something which will be pretty significant the moment Voldemort murders his way to power, taking control of the ministry by imperiusing Pius Thicknesse, the puppet he will put in the place of Rufus Scrimgeour, the former prime minister, after murdering him, and setting up the Muggle-Born Registration Commission through the Ministry of Magic, with the goal of forcing all Muggle-born wizards and witches to register with the Ministry, then undergoing interrogation as to how they "stole" their magical power from "real" wizards and witches, with the expected outcome of sending innocent Muggle-borns to Azkaban, or stripping them of their wands and jobs, leaving them impoverished, as the Commission was an instrument of discrimination against Muggle-borns in line with Death Eater ideology, that focused its resources on degradation and imprisonment of Muggle-borns.

The Ministry of Magic is undertaking a survey of so-called "Muggle-borns," the better to understand how they came to possess magical secrets. Recent research undertaken by the Department of Mysteries reveals that magic can only be passed from person to person when Wizards reproduce. Where no proven Wizarding ancestry exists, therefore, the so-called Muggle-born is likely to have obtained magical power by theft or force. The Ministry is determined to root out such usurpers of magical power, and to this end has issued an invitation to every so-called Muggle-born to present themselves for interview by the newly appointed Muggle-born Registration Commission
And Zagreus is not only a muggleborn, but his parents are peasants, the lowest of the low in the social pyramid, so he would fare better at home, since, although witch burnings still take place in Mallus, fortunately, he isn't legally considered a witch. For starters, he is heavier than a duck.

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No no, I say this as someone who's voted to keep secrets, link back up with Magister Grey etc but from an external view there is an entirely reasonable worldview that Dumbles et al would be perfectly in their rights as in loco parentis to want to permanently convince Zagreus to defect and stay full-time. Seriously, let's take away the horrific moon made of crystallized malice, chaos and undead invasions. You are still left with a comparative backwater that has consistent starvation, suffers from diseases even muggles have trivialize and mobs of people who love to burn dem witches. Add all the dhar nastiness back in and it gets even worse.

Of course on the other hand Zagreus very much loves his home,
And Dumbledore probably wonders why. This, and not the way Voldemort has kept himself alive despite being directly hit by a rebounding killer curse, is the greatest mystery for Dumbledore.

But seriously, knowing Zagreus, although he would deeply appreciate the comfort and luxury of modern commodities, he would probably still want to come back home, most surely because he would feel a pang of guilt for indulging himself in such a luxurious life, better than anything he has had back home, while the rest of his fellow imperials are suffering deprivation and appalling living conditions.
After all, Zagreus knows firsthand what is to be on their shoes.

So, what I probably see Zagreus doing, is, along with magister grey, is gathering enough information about how has earth culture managed to make such an adequate environment to let them thrive and flourish, searching for medicine books that explain the healing methods and medicines used to erradicate common diseases that still wreak havoc back in the empire, or the modern system to dispose of waste and water depuration, etc, etc.

This way, with all the knowledge they have managed to collect during their long-term stay on earth, they may actually make the empire a better place. If you ignore the cosmic supernatural threat that still looms in the form of a green moon and two gateways to hell in each one of the poles, that is.

Flip side is that on her end, a visibly elderly wizard is always worth being cautious of, especially one at least passingly versed in tradecraft and comfortable with risk enough to meet her alone.
Speaking of visibly elderly wizards, how old is Viggo Hexensohn exactly?

I ask because apparently, wizards in warhammer fantasy enjoy a far greater lifespan than normal people, just like wizards and witches from harry potter. Only, wizards in warhammer fantasy tend to remain young longer than their harry potter counterparts.

Take Elspeth von Draken. She doesn't look older than her late thirties and she is.... what? One hundred years old? At that age, Dumbledore looks like a stereotypical depiction of Merlin in the Disney movie.

So, how long has the current patriarch of the amethyst order lived, and how old does he like compared to his true age?
 
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So, how long has the current patriarch of the amethyst order has lived
To quote This Quest said:
Compiled by the 239th Council of Ravens, Year 2395 of the Ancient Principality of Luccini.

Coincidentally, Luccini was founded the same year Sigmar was crowned emperor, so this book is around a hundred years old.
[....]
On the very last page, you find something even stranger – a shorter list of a dozen individuals who have signed a statement of dissent. The statement does not mention any specific part of the text, so it's unclear who objects to what. As you try to wrap your mind around the idea of a priest in good standing openly rejecting one of his cult's holy books, one name among the dissidents catches your attention - Brother V. Hexensohn.

That… has to be a coincidence.

The Magister Patriarch isn't a Morrite priest, and he can't be that old.

Can he?
 
So, what I probably see Zagreus doing, is, along with magister grey, is gathering enough information about how has earth culture managed to make such an adequate environment to let them thrive and flourish, searching for medicine books that explain the healing methods and medicines used to erradicate common diseases that still wreak havoc back in the empire, or the modern system to dispose of waste and water depuration, etc, etc.

Speaking of Grey have she been gatering any scientific knowlege to bring back to the Empire? Or just had a monent to properly think about how the tech of Earth could change everything back home?
 
Speaking of visibly elderly wizards, how old is Viggo Hexensohn exactly?

I ask because apparently, wizards in warhammer fantasy enjoy a far greater lifespan than normal people, just like wizards and witches from harry potter. Only, wizards in warhammer fantasy tend to remain young longer than their harry potter counterparts.

Take Elspeth von Draken. She doesn't look older than her late thirties and she is.... what? One hundred years old? At that age, Dumbledore looks like a stereotypical depiction of Merlin in the Disney movie.

So, how long has the current patriarch of the amethyst order has lived, and how old does he like compared to his true age?

The age of a powerful human Wizard in Warhammer can be hard to tell. When ever a human spends a good bit of time around magical energies in Warhammer they are changed on a Metaphysical level with things like Arcane Makes simply being outward manifestations of the changes their soul has undergone. The changes are unique to each kind of Magical energy and whether or not the contact with magic was intentional or not.

Veigo Hexensohn when you take in to account he was a high ranking Priest of Morr with his name on documents from possibly the year 2395IC before he ever joined the Amethyst Order, is probably closer to 200 years old then he is 100 because Karl Franz is Emperor when our boy Zagreus got sucked in to that portal/wormhole the Brass Orb made. Their is a image in one of the RPG book floating around the internet that shows what maybe him as a bald man who looks to be in his fifties or maybe his Sixties so he certainly does not look his age of over 100 years old.
 
Powerful wizards in general can often live a very long time, even without taking extraordinary measures to prolong their lives. Probably green and purple especially so.
 
Veigo Hexensohn when you take in to account he was a high ranking Priest of Morr with his name on documents from possibly the year 2395IC before he ever joined the Amethyst Order, is probably closer to 200 years old then he is 100 because Karl Franz is Emperor when our boy Zagreus got sucked in to that portal/wormhole the Brass Orb made.
Do you hear that?

Yes, that noise in the distance.

It's Voldemort grinding his teeth at the fact that someone managed to live so long without resorting to horcruxes or the philosopher's stone , to live for centuries and maintaining a, if not youthful, at least timeless visage.

Their is a image in one of the RPG book floating around the internet that shows what maybe him as a bald man who looks to be in his fifties or maybe his Sixties so he certainly does not look his age of over 100 years old.
God damn. Dumbledore should really go through some of the colleges of magic's beauty treatments, considering he looked like this when he died, at the ripe age of 115 years old.
Also, wouldn't be hilarious if Dumbledore and Viggo Hexensohn met, maybe to discuss Zagreus'future attendance at Hogwarts, and the topic came out, for some reason or another?

I mean, Dumbledore is unusual among his peers because, unlike other witches and wizards that may be the same age as him, or even older, he still remains vigorous for his age, unlike the former, who look shriveled and gnarled, like old oak trees.

However, even Dumbledore looks old. No wonder, considering he is more than a century old. And now imagine Dumbledore's first interactions with Hexensohn. It's likely that Dumbledore would try to exploit the fact that he looks old and wise (which he is) to try to get his way by appealing to that part of human nature that compels us to pay attention to our seniors.

Only, Hexensohn would remain unimpressed at Dumbledore's theatrics and say something along the lines of him not being goaded by tricks that he had mastered before Dumbledore was even born.

The age of a powerful human Wizard in Warhammer can be hard to tell. When ever a human spends a good bit of time around magical energies in Warhammer they are changed on a Metaphysical level with things like Arcane Makes simply being outward manifestations of the changes their soul has undergone. The changes are unique to each kind of Magical energy and whether or not the contact with magic was intentional or not.
Dumbledore:"I must admit, patriarch Hexensohn, I am flabbergasted at the rather outstanding way you have managed to withstand the ravages of time. I am indeed envious of the fact that you are actually older than your outwardly appearance would suggest. Any secret ulyou would be willing to share to those who would to yearn to be so we'll preserved as you?
Viggo Hexensohn:"There's no real secret, headmaster Dumbledore. It's, in fact, quite simple. You must spend decades soaking your body and soul in the essence of the purest magic, as well as forsaking all but the most basic human attachments and relationships in the pursue of knowledge, as well as following a path of asceticism to swear off any luxuries and lavishness."
No, but seriously. Does this mean that Zagreus, if he is diligent in his studies and his search for mastery of magic, would remain relatively young by the time all his friends are already married and with kids?

Like, would he look in his twenties when harry, Hermione and Ron are already past thirty years old, at the end of deathly hallows?

One we have not had any bad stuff happen to us when we have called on Morr and we do have a pretty major issue for a priest of Morr to deal with in all the restless spirits at Hogwarts. This kind of issue is also right up in Morr's area of expertise unlike a Magic Monster with with the ability to freeze people with it's eyes.
I digress, although it won't be obvious at first glance, the truth is that Zagreus will feel compelled to deal with the issue of the monster from the chamber of secrets, for reasons that are within Zagreus' jurisdiction. Mainly the fact that the one responsible for unleashing the basilisk is basically a shard of a disembodied soul attached to a sort of phylactery, thus entering into the domain of necromancy, since the purpose of Riddle's diary was to serve as an anchor to Riddle's soul to earth , therefore preventing his spirit from entering Morr's realm through dark magic, which would make it Zagreus' business, as the only priest of Morr on earth at the moment.

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I have no idea why, but for some reason, I imagine that teenager Zagreus, if he keeps a healthy and full diet like he has had during his time at Hogwarts, will grow to be looking similar to Tom riddle in the movies, with high cheekbones and pale skin. Only, his hair will be more spiky, like his namesake in the hades video game, and a bit gaunter, which is ironic, considering Voldemort's mother was from the Gaunt family.

Also, I wonder wether Ginny, in the far-fetched case that Lucius slips the diary among her school items to frame her for murder, or at least attempted murder of muggleborns in the current timeline,will know enough about Zagreus to write about it in Tom's diary. It's not something completely out of the question. I mean, it's perfectly possible that, during summer vacations the topic of Zagreus, the weirdly morbid exchange student kid that has a eerie obsession with death, but that is also surprisingly amiable, and that managed to skewer a bunch of gryndilows while fighting for his life with a translucent scythe summoned by magic, came into conversation.

And wether the memory of Tom riddle would bother to pay Zagreus any attention at all. I cross fingers so that je doesn't, so that he later gets a rather blunt call-out.

Besides, it's hilarious that Tom Riddle developed such an inferiority complex for his half-blood origins, that he felt the need to change his name to something that sounded more intimidating and ominous, in order to look impressive and unique, whereas Zagreus Nyx is already a kick-ass name, and what's more, plenty of warhammer fantasy villains, the human and vampire ones at least, don't go by pseudonyms, but introduce themselves by their birth names, which don't only sound tough and imposing, they are also, plausible within naming conventions in real life. Like Heinrich Kemmler

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On a side note, it's also a bit concerning the fact that Harry, due to being accidentally sorted in Ravenclaw, may not be considered a true Gryffindor, and thus unable to wield Godric's sword.

Unless, of course, the sword realizes that harry was sorted into Ravenclaw by virtue of the sorting hat being botched, and thus, the sword focuses only on Harry's qualities that make him a Gryffindor

And imagine what amazing combo would Zagreus and Harry would make against the basilisk. Zagreus with his scythe, and Harry with the sword.
Zagreus:"alright harry, I take it from the right and you taking from the left. If we coordinate, it's possible that only one of us get killed."
Harry:"I would tell you that you are being a bit too pessimistic Zag, but considering how barely we managed to get out of death grasp last year against the possessed body of Quirrel, I can't help but agree with you."

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I can see Zagreus looking very smug at Tom Riddle's demise due to the latter tampering with dark magic, which corrupts the soul.

Also, Zagreus getting ready to give harry the last rites due to harry slowly dying from the basilisk venom, only for Fawkes to heal him, with Zagreus struggling between feeling relieved that he doesn't have to see another friend dying, or exasperated because he really had been practicing to become an upstanding servant of Morr, and there's a rather blatant lack of funerals in this world.
 
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On a side note, it's also a bit concerning the fact that Harry, due to being accidentally sorted in Ravenclaw, may not be considered a true Gryffindor, and thus unable to wield Godric's sword.
Would we even need the knife? We already have the best anti-undead magic anyway, I'm pretty sure we can use that to destroy any stupid lil books we come across.
 
No, but seriously. Does this mean that Zagreus, if he is diligent in his studies and his search for mastery of magic, would remain relatively young by the time all his friends are already married and with kids?

Like, would he look in his twenties when harry, Hermione and Ron are already past thirty years old, at the end of deathly hallows?

It's less that he would remain young in the purely physical sense and more that as he becomes more in tune with the Wind of Death the more he would become a personification of everything the Amethyst Wind represents and less a regular human. He would remain human in form and Mind but his body would at least to outward appearances remain pale and gaunt with a raspy voice and after he reaches adulthood his age will be hard to determine outside of the fact that he is surprisingly vigorous for some who looks at times that he is close to death's door. The reason powerful Wizards live longer is because their bodies become in some ways The ideals of each Wind made manifest in human form with the Gilding being a good example of a conscious effort to become more at one with the Wind of Metal but it can happen naturally as well.
 
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You know, it occurs to me that of Zagreus keeps unintentionally styling on Voldy and ends up being the one to put Quirrelmort in a grave then there's a decent chance that Voldemort will end up hating him even more than he hates Harry. Hell, Zagreus might end up as the enemy who's blood ends up contributing to Voldemort's resurrection ritual.
 
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I don't know about Zag staying gaunt and looking like he is on Death's door. If you look at the artwork and description of Elspeth von Draken, she looks pretty lively for one of the most powerful amethyst wizards in the setting. They don't call her the "Graveyard Rose" for nothing.

I give Zag equal chances of being a spooky skeleton man or a pale spectral dreamboat when he gets older. At least he'll have some cool outfits instead of boring robes. Warhammer wizards have drip.
 
You know, it occurs to me that of Zagreus keeps unintentionally styling on Voldy and ends up being the one to put Quirrelmort in a grave then there's a decent chance that Voldemort will end up hating him even more than he hates Harry. Hell, Zagreus might end up as the enemy who's blood ends up contributing to Voldemort's resurrection ritual.

Voldemort may grow to hate our boy but their is a reason he needed Harry to contribute to his return to a body and that was to find way to get around the Protection Magic Lily had placed around Harry to protect him and that reflected Voldemort curse back at him.


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I don't know about Zag staying gaunt and looking like he is on Death's door. If you look at the artwork and description of Elspeth von Draken, she looks pretty lively for one of the most powerful amethyst wizards in the setting. They don't call her the "Graveyard Rose" for nothing.

I give Zag equal chances of being a spooky skeleton man or a pale spectral dreamboat when he gets older. At least he'll have some cool outfits instead of boring robes. Warhammer wizards have drip.
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Zagreus looks the way he does physically and has a weak voice because the Wind of Death has already marked him physically and spiritually such that he will not out Grow his current Physical appearance as he ages. He will never be very strong of body or voice, that is the price that has already been payed for his strong connection to the Amethyst Wind.
 
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Would we even need the knife? We already have the best anti-undead magic anyway, I'm pretty sure we can use that to destroy any stupid lil books we come across.
Hard to say. Horcruxes may not really be undead, and theyre really freaking tough. Destroying powerful artifacts isnt really an amethyst specialty either, though i suppose dealing with soul fragments might be. I doubt its going to be that easy.
 
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