Hogwarts: My Whole Family Are Dark Wizards
by SYSTEMATIC_MANIAC
My father is an internationally wanted poacher. My uncle smuggles dangerous magical creatures. My mother makes alchemical bombs. One of my relatives ended up in Azkaban. And my grandfather? He owns a castle, teaches alchemy, and somehow has connections everywhere respectable wizards probably shouldn’t.So naturally, everyone expects me to behave. My name is David Rowle. I’m thirteen years old, I’ve already transferred magical schools more times than most wizards do in a lifetime, and all I want is to finish my education without my family getting me chased across another country. Then I arrive at Hogwarts. Unfortunately, the Rowle name gets there before I do. To some students, I’m the heir of an ancient pure-blood family. To others, I’m the son of an internationally wanted criminal. To the professors, I’m a talented transfer student with excellent grades, suspiciously good duelling instincts, a growing obsession with alchemy, and far too little fear of dangerous magic. They’re all worried about what kind of wizard I might become. They’re worrying about the wrong thing. David has no intention of becoming a copy of his father, another Dark Lord’s follower, or some pampered heir waiting to inherit the family fortune. He wants to master magic. He wants to push alchemy further than the generations before him. He wants enough strength that no Ministry, Dark wizard, or ancient family can decide his future for him. And if there’s money to be made along the way? Even better. Hogwarts thinks David Rowle is dangerous because of his family. The amusing part is—they haven’t seen anything yet. After all, failure isn’t exactly frightening when your worst possible future is inheriting a castle, tens of thousands of acres, two questionable family businesses, an alchemical legacy……and an internationally notorious poaching crew. What a miserable life. — Description from novelcodex.org
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