Harry Potter and the Curse of Power
By Lord Shadow
Summary:
Long before Merlin, there lived three species. The humans, or non-magical beings, the wizards, or partially magical beings, and the warlocks, the fully magical beings. At first, these three species coexisted peacefully. But soon, the humans and the wizards, jealous and afraid of the warlocks' power, decided to meet together secretly without the warlocks' knowledge. The humans, who outnumbered the wizards by ten thousand to one, and the wizards, who outnumbered the warlocks by one hundred thousand to one, decided they would try to hunt down the warlocks by surrounding them and killing them one by one. The warlocks, who were millions of times more powerful magically, were afraid that the humans and wizards combined power could hurt or possibly kill them. So the warlocks all banded together to create the Gate, a portal that could transport them to the billions of other dimensions. The warlocks then tried to escape their dimension to another dimension to be safe from the wizards and humans. When the warlocks made their first travel or another dimension, Gorganoff, the king of the warlocks of the south, accidentally killed his other dimensional self. The second he killed his other self, he became thousands of times more powerful. Gorganoff, utterly corrupted by greed, killed all his fellow warlocks, leaving only one warlock, his wife, Celestia. Sadly, she too was corrupted. So the powerful pair then proceeded to kill every other self. Before the pair could kill the remaining three hundred other selves, Celestia bore Gorganoff a male child, to which they named Jorsan. Jorsan was no normal warlock child, no, he had the power of the great Gorganoff and Celestia, who now had a indescribable power, infinitely times greater than the average warlock, which, if you remember, was millions of times more powerful than a normal wizard. This child had the power of these two warlocks combined. Gorganoff and Celestia then killed the next two hundred and ninety nine other selves, but on the last other self, somehow died when they killed them. In no dimension were the two warlocks, Gorganoff and Celestia alive. Jorsan, blinded by grief, cast a spell that removed all of his power from him, so when the time came that a human or a wizard would be able to handle the power and not be cursed with the terrible disease known as greed. Unfortunately for Jorsan, this level of magic destroyed his magical core and destroyed each and every dimension, except for one. Millions of years later, a child known as Harry James Potter was orphaned, and the magic that Jorsan had casted, millions of years before, accepted him as the most worthy of beings that had ever lived, and will ever live.