Hogwarts: Unconquered Dueling Master

One ordinary day, Felix Falker died in the most unremarkable way imaginable… only to wake up in the magical world of Harry Potter. There’s just one small problem. He’s two years older than Harry Potter. While everyone else might see that as bad luck, Felix sees opportunity. With two years before the canon story begins, a brilliant pureblood family that has stayed far away from magical politics — a family so old that only Dumbledore knows their name, and so quiet that the rest of the wizarding world has forgotten they exist — an ancestral library overflowing with centuries of magical knowledge, and a lifetime of Harry Potter lore in his head, Felix intends to master magic long before the Boy Who Lived ever arrives at Hogwarts. Of course, changing the future is easier said than done. Between eccentric professors, chaotic classmates, mischievous Weasley twins, ancient secrets, and a magical world that refuses to follow the script, Felix soon learns that knowing the future doesn’t mean controlling it. And when he meets Fred Weasley in Diagon Alley — eleven years old, grinning, completely unaware of what the future holds — Felix makes a quiet promise to himself that he has no intention of breaking. He has seven years. He intends to use every one of them. One thing, however, is certain. Hogwarts has never had a student quite like Felix Falker. It has never had a student with quite so much to hide, either. Dumbledore: “Ah, Mr. Falker… Remarkable talent, endless curiosity, and an uncanny ability to surprise even me. The Weasley twins, however… are an entirely different matter.” Snape: “I never imagined I would live to see the day I awarded Gryffindor points… and yet Mr. Falker continues to leave me with little choice.” McGonagall: “Mr. Falker is one of the most gifted students I’ve ever taught. If only he didn’t spend so much time encouraging the Weasley twins.” Flitwick: “In forty years of teaching, I have never seen a first-year do what Mr. Falker did today. I would like to say I was surprised. I was not.” I do not own Harry Potter or its universe; all canon rights belong to J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros., and only my original characters are mine. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Hogwarts: Unconquered Dueling Master — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠