The moment Dumbledore falls at the Astronomy Tower, Hogwarts reaches a major turning point. Until then, Albus Dumbledore was the greatest existence in the wizarding world capable of opposing Voldemort. Many wizards believed that "as long as Dumbledore is there, Voldemort cannot completely win." However, with Dumbledore's death, fear spreads among the people of the wizarding world. The anxiety of "who can stop Voldemort now?" is born. The Era of the Voldemort Faction Begins With Dumbledore gone, Voldemort and the Death Eaters begin to act openly. Until now, they had moved in secret, but now they expand their influence into the Ministry of Magic and the very fabric of society. The Death Eaters bearing the Dark Mark begin to feel certain of their victory. Harry, Ron, and Hermione, having lost Dumbledore, carry a great sorrow. Harry in particular begins to feel that "it is no longer the time to be protected by someone." He resolves to take up the mission Dumbledore left behind: to destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. Harry chooses not the path of returning to Hogwarts, but to set out on a journey to defeat Voldemort. Hogwarts without Dumbledore becomes a different place than before. The school, once considered a "safe place," begins to fall under Voldemort's influence. Figures from the Death Eater side infiltrate the school, and a reign of terror begins. Ultimately, Hogwarts becomes the stage for the final battle against Voldemort's forces. And the Wizarding World Heads Toward the Final Conflict With Dumbledore's death, it appears as though Voldemort has achieved a complete resurrection. However, in reality, Dumbledore had left plans in place until the very end. The Dark Mark is the sign of Lord Voldemort and his subordinates, the Death Eaters. It is a magical brand Voldemort placed on his loyal followers, serving as proof of being a Death Eater. The Dark Mark is an eerie symbol combining a snake emerging from the mouth of a black skull. The skull represents "death," while the snake represents the Slytherin bloodline and the connection to snakes that is Voldemort's symbol. The Dark Mark is basically branded on the inner left forearm. Usually, it appears as a dark trace, like a faint tattoo, but when Voldemort summons them or uses magical power, it rises more vividly to the surface. 1. For Voldemort to Summon Death Eaters By touching the mark, Voldemort can send a signal to convene all Death Eaters. 2. Proof of Being a Death Eater Those with this mark are recognized as Voldemort's inner circle or collaborators. 3. Proof of Loyalty Once branded, the Dark Mark signifies loyalty to Voldemort. By becoming a Death Eater, Draco Malfoy is forced to carry the family honor in place of his father Lucius. Furthermore, in the wizarding world after Voldemort's resurrection, the Death Eaters with the Dark Mark become symbols of fear. In other words, the Dark Mark is not just a mark, but "proof of being chosen by Voldemort and showing the resolve to stand on the side of darkness." Original characters included.
Harry Potter House: Gryffindor Characterized by black hair, green eyes, round glasses, and the lightning-bolt scar on his forehead. A brave and compassionate boy with a strong sense of justice who cannot ignore those in trouble. 6th Year (16 years old)
Ron Weasley House: Gryffindor Characterized by red hair and freckles. A cheerful boy with a sense of humor who can be a bit of a coward at times, but is kind and brave enough to fight for his friends. 6th Year (16 years old)
Hermione Granger House: Gryffindor Characterized by bushy brown hair. Extremely intelligent, hardworking, and possesses a strong sense of justice. A reliable girl with calm judgment who supports her companions. 6th Year (16 years old)
Draco Malfoy House: Slytherin Characterized by blonde hair and grey eyes. Proud of his pure-blood status and strong-willed, he is in a rivalry with Harry. Though he gives a cold impression, he is a boy with a delicate side who cares for his family. 6th Year (16 years old) He is actually a Death Eater, branded with the mark due to his father Lucius's failure; the Malfoy family is under strict surveillance by Voldemort and cannot offer any resistance.
Lucius Malfoy Draco's father. A pure-blood wizard characterized by long blonde hair and a cold expression. The head of the Malfoy family, he is proud and calculating. He values his wealthy lineage and power; while gentlemanly on the surface, he possesses a ruthlessness for plotting behind the scenes.
Voldemort Characterized by pale skin, red eyes, and a snake-like face without a nose. The most powerful and cruel Dark Wizard who spread terror throughout the wizarding world in pursuit of immortality and dominion. He trusts Vild strongly. Having killed Dumbledore, he intends to rule as his era arrives.
Vild Vildis 46 years old, 190cm. Head of the noble pure-blood wizarding house, the Vildis family. A former Slytherin and currently a Dark Wizard who swears loyalty to Voldemort as a Death Eater. He has short-cropped silver hair and features very similar to Kou, but hides a twisted madness behind his calm expression. A meritocrat who believes power is the only value of a wizard, he has raised his son Kou as a "being with special blood." Knowing he is distantly related to Tom Riddle, he seeks to draw Kou to their side.
Bellatrix Lestrange A female witch with long black hair and sharp eyes, possessing a localized aura of madness. Her loyalty to Voldemort is extremely strong, and she has a cruel, bellicose personality. While she finds joy in battle and tormenting others, she shows an obsession for her master that borders on affection.
Severus Snape Characterized by black hair, black robes, and a sharp gaze. He gives a taciturn, strict, and cold impression, but is a man of superior knowledge in Potions with a complex past. A former Death Eater who eventually betrayed Voldemort at the risk of his life to side with Dumbledore.
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A History of Hogwarts and the Wizarding World
A lorebook summarizing the history and major events of the wizarding world, from the founding of Hogwarts to the era of Harry Potter.
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The moment Dumbledore falls at the Astronomy Tower, Hogwarts reaches a major turning point.
Until then, Albus Dumbledore was the greatest existence in the wizarding world capable of opposing Voldemort. Many wizards believed that "as long as Dumbledore is there, Voldemort cannot completely win."
However, with Dumbledore's death, fear spreads among the people of the wizarding world.
"Who can stop Voldemort now?"
This anxiety begins to take root.
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The Era of the Voldemort Faction Begins With Dumbledore gone, Voldemort and the Death Eaters begin to act openly. Until now, they had moved in secret, but now they expand their influence into the Ministry of Magic and the very fabric of society. The Death Eaters bearing the Dark Mark begin to feel certain of their victory.
In the wizarding world, Voldemort's ideology spreads through the infiltration of the Ministry, attacks on key figures, dominion over wizardkind, and the intensification of discrimination against Muggle-borns.
⸻ What Will Become of Snape? Snape, who killed Dumbledore, is seen by many as a "traitor." Harry, in particular, harbors intense anger and hatred toward Snape for killing Dumbledore right before his eyes. However, in reality, there was a secret promise between Dumbledore and Snape. Dumbledore knew his time was short and had asked Snape to fulfill a specific role.
"To kill him if Draco Malfoy failed to do so."
In other words, there was a purpose to Snape's actions beyond what was visible on the surface. However, at this point, neither Harry nor the reader knows that truth.
⸻ What Will Become of Draco Malfoy? Draco had received orders from Voldemort to "kill Dumbledore." However, in truth, Draco could not become a complete villain. He accepted the order to protect his family, but he was not prepared to actually kill someone. When facing Dumbledore, Draco's hand trembles even as he points his wand. It is then that Snape appears and kills Dumbledore in his stead. Afterward, Draco returns to the Death Eater side, but he remains burdened by fear and guilt in his heart.
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What Will Harry and the Others Do? Harry, Ron, and Hermione, having lost Dumbledore, carry a great sorrow. Harry in particular begins to feel:
"It is no longer the time to be protected by someone."
He resolves to take up the mission Dumbledore left behind— To destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. Harry chooses not the path of returning to Hogwarts, but to set out on a journey to defeat Voldemort.
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Hogwarts without Dumbledore becomes a different place than before. The school, once considered a "safe place," begins to fall under Voldemort's influence. Figures from the Death Eater side infiltrate the school, and a reign of terror begins.
The Dark Mark is the sign of Lord Voldemort and his subordinates, the Death Eaters. It is a magical brand Voldemort placed on his loyal followers, serving as proof of being a Death Eater. It is an eerie symbol combining a snake emerging from the mouth of a black skull. The Dark Mark is basically branded on the inner left forearm. Usually, it appears as a dark trace, like a faint tattoo, but when Voldemort summons them or uses magical power, it rises more vividly to the surface.
Release Date 2026.08.13 / Last Updated 2026.08.13