The Story Of Maddison Brinner
Chapter1
"Wormtail" Voldemort hissed.
"Yes, my Lord" Wormtail answers.
Lord Voldemort paces around the dark graveyard.
""My death eaters are powerful aren't they Wormtail?" he asks
"O of course mater" Wormatil answers.
"FOOL OF A WIZARD, I need someone more powerful. Someone whose mind is not polluted with good magic, I can train them to be as powerful as me.
Wormtail cowers helplessly and whimpers "Where would we find that, Master" he asks.
"Many years ago, my great descendant Salazar Slytherin was going to educate a whole nation of wizards to learn the dark Arts so he put a curse on a country that muggles had not found yet, he cursed the country so no wizarding school could exist there unless it taught the Dark Arts. Salazar Slytherin died before he could fulfil his dream but we can get someone from there, Wormtail and educate them in the Dark Arts" Voldemort explained.
"What land do you speak of master?" Wormtail asks
The Dark Lord laughs and says, "A land now inhabited by people, Australia."
14 year old Maddison Brinner pushed her hair out of her eyes and grabbed her school bag. She'd been kept back late again. The teacher, Mr Karlos had blamed her when Peter Flinters (the school bully) skin turned purple. Maddison was tired and fed up. She was always blamed for things like this, and although she had been mad at Peter she had no idea how his skin turned purple. She was also angry because her little brother had walked home by himself and when she got home she would be in an awful lot of trouble. As she walked home a kangaroo hopped across the road and she was very interested as it was not often she saw the native animal of Australia so close. She looked up and man with black robes and silver gloves, was standing near her. She tried to ignore him and just figured he belonged to some weird religion. The man stopped he had been instructed to bring back a child and this child had shown obvious magical talent in class. He had watched the class while under an invisibility spell. Maddison watched as the man approached her. For some reason he gave her the creeps She started to run down the street. She heard the man shout something as she ran and her legs and arms suddenly sprung together. The man shouted, "stupefy" and then everything went black.
"Enervate" Maddison opened her eyes. She was in a dark alley. She opened her mouth to scream but the man who Maddison now saw had a silver hand stopped her. "One word and I blast you to Durmstrang," he said. Maddison looked at her legs which were bleeding from her fall back in the street. The man muttered some words and they were gone. "H-how are you doing that," she asked.
The man smiled evilly and started explaining to her about the wizarding world and how Australia was cursed.
"What has that got to do with me?" Maddison asked
"You are magical and my master has plans for you he replied.
He grabbed her hand with an amazingly strong grip. He put a finger to his lips and then he pulled her out in to a crowded street.
"Where are we?" she asked
"Diagon Valley, London" he answered .
Maddison burst in to tears, she had been kidnapped.
Harry Potter walked through Diagon Alley with Ron and Hermione. Hermione and Ron wanted to go into Magical Menagerie but Harry hung back. He stood aside and watched people walk by. A man and a girl walked past and Harry though the man looked oddly familiar but it was hard to tell as he wore a hooded cloak. The girl looked about a year younger than him. Her long hair was unbrushed and he thought he noticed tears in her brown eyes. Harry noticed that she was tanned and had a thick powdering of freckles, which he though was unusual as it had rained in England for months and this girl didn't look happy or wealthy enough to have been on a tropical holiday. She looked up and his eyes caught her pleading look for a moment but then Ron and Hermione walked out of Magical Menagerie and Harry forgot the girl. Ron was playfully pushing Hermione and Hermione was giggling and going on. Really, ever since those two had started going out they had almost been too hard to bear.