My first Harry Potter crossover.... I'm still being pretty vague (not really) about with whom the crossover is with... And there might be more than one crossover... But, the crossover might be very unobvious to blatantly obvious. Please forgive all OOC-ness on everyone's part. Except maybe Luna Lovegood. I think I can get conspiracy theory person down good. Well... Enjoy.

It was a especially windy, rainy day, and Harry Potter didn't know whether to take it as a bad omen, or just horrid weather. He and his friends, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasly, were with Harry, waiting for him to snap out of his daze and come with them to Platform 9 and 3/4.

Harry! Stop being such a spaz! Hermione exclaimed, impatient, We're going to miss the bloody train!

Yes, they were sixth-years now, but neither Ron nor Harry had ever heard Hermione talk like that, so of course Harry came back to reality. Oh, sorry! Hey... Is it just me, or does the weather seem to be telling us something?

Ron piped in, You mean besides the fact that Voldermort's been risen from the dead and Siri--- Ron stopped himself from referring to Harry's godfather. Hermione shot Ron a sharp look, and muttered, Ye gods... What a dolt...

Harry had barely noticed that Ron had said anything remotely upsetting. He sighed. Yeah... I guess you're right... But what about the clouds and the wind? It's awfully strange weather... The sky had turned shades of grey, and the clouds were starting to look more like miniature twisters carving their way across the sky. Ron and Hermione were looking at him like he was bloody insane, and then realized that Harry was right. This weather was anything but normal. But, all the random bystanders seemed to not be flipping out like they should have if they saw what was going on in the heavens.

Hermione spoke first. That's... odd... She checked her watch. Dammit! We're gonna miss the train!

As they started to go through the portal to the Platform, Ron asked Harry, Why the heck is Hermione cussing her brains out? Harry just shrugged, but then added a comment. Maybe it's that time of the month'? Hermione hit him for saying that.

When they crossed over, Hermione sighed in relief. Thank god! The train's still here! However, no one was on it. All of the students were standing on the platform, chattering idlely about how unfair it was to have to get off the train because of the weather. Hermione groaned. And you were right again, Harry... There are odd things afoot.Afoot! You said afoot! Ron said, with a extremely stupid grin on his face. As he said that, a tall student with long hair who was dressed in black walked by and murmmered under his breath, I guess some annoying traits are universal...

Hermione heard the snide comment and giggled uncontrollably. Harry thought that this was one more completely insane occurence happening in the already bizzare day. Ron was also just completely confused. I think he was insulting you, Ron, Hermione said between giggles.

Draco Malfoy, in all his bleached blond hair-itude, walked over to trade the first insults of the year. He was a tad disturbed by Hermione in fits of giggles and Ron standing there clueless, while Harry was embarrased beyond belief. My god, what happened? Have you all become even more of freaks of nature?You know that was just really lame, Ron said, confusion gone. And there's something funky going down with the weather. Hey, since your father's siding with He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named, you wouldn't happen to know if this was just a scare tactic, would you?

Malfoy paused for a second, then laughed mockingly. Kh, even if this was, what makes you think I'd tell you or Potter or that--- Before Malfoy could finish his sentance, Hermione punched him in the face and knocked him out before he could call her a . Take that, bee-atch! she said, before spitting on Malfoy's unconcious form.

Harry could take no more of this. OK, Hermione, what the hell happened to you over the summer? You're acting like an entirely diferent person!Short version, I discovered video games. Long version, I discovered video games and the internet, she replied. Oh, I had no clue how much I'd been missing! The technology! The information-super-highway! She got stars in her eyes. Zack?! Did you get a boyfriend?! Ron exclaimed, afraid he'd not have a chance of ever going out with her (not that he had much of one in the first place).

Hermione rolled her eyes and explained, No... Zack's only the coolest video game character EVER! He's, like, perfect! But he liked this totally lame girl, who ended up liking his best friend... THE SHAME! Plus, the stupid anti-hero-slash-completely-evil-psychotic-dude killed him! KILLED HIM! OH, THE INHUMANITY OF IT ALL!

By then, Malfoy had dregained conciousness. He stared at her and then commented upon her rant. My god, she're turning into a rabid fangirl! I guess mudbloods share at least that in common with purebloods... This time, instead of knocking him out, Hermione kneed Malfoy in the crotch, and she left him in pain on the ground. After making Malfoy suffer, she noticed that people were starting to file on the train. We should get going and save a good spot on the train.

Ron and Harry were now thouroughly scared of their friend and decided that it was best just to do what she said. So, they loaded all of their luggage on to the train, and Harry found a place to sit, as Ron and Hermione had to be the Prefects of Gryffindor again this year. Harry took his seat and wondered why he still had such a bad feeling. Obviously, there had been some sort of threat to the students, and they had to be evacuated from the train. Then, the problem was cleared up, and the students were allowed back on. He looked up at the sky again. He hadn't noticed, but it had completely cleared up. There wasn't a cloud in the sky. So why didn't the feeling go away? Was his gut instinct correct, and there was evil afoot? No, he shouldn't use the word afoot. It would set Ron off again. Was evil plotting something, and, if so, what? But was this just some freak accident that happened to happen completely randomly? No, the universe didn't act like that. Even in historical fiction books, nothing happens by coincidence. It's always that abstraction called .

While Harry was staring out the window, Luna Lovegood, Ginny, and Neville had come into the compartment, and took the empty seats. Ginny spoke first. Sorry, Harry, to just barge in like this, but there aren't any seats with anyone we know left. Harry just waved it off. What's wrong? Ginny asked, and she then followed Harry's path of sight. Oh, it's about the weird weather, right?I know what's going on! It's the opening of an interdimensional time portal linking all of the many worlds in the universe together! Luna exclaimed. Neville, who had been sitting next to her, scooted a little farther away.

First of all, yes, I was a little disturbed by the weather, but even more so by Hermione's behavior. Second of all, that's a ridiculous idea, but yeah, I sorta feel like it was a sign of impending doom. Harry sighed.

Neville decided to change the subject and spoke excitedly. You know what the rumor going around is? There are foreign exchange students! I bet that was the reason why they had to shut the train down for a while! Maybe the exchange students are royalty or something!Or they're aliens from another planet trying to take over the world! Luna cried. After she said that, Ginny had an almost irresistable urge to hit Luna on the head to try to straighten her out. Ginny decided against that, since hitting Luna might make her worse than she had been before.

I heard that it was just randomly weird weather and technical difficulties on the train, Ginny added.

The incident with the guy that Hermione had erupted into fits of giggles about suddenly came back to the front of Harry's mind. Had the guy been the cause of the strange weather and the train not working? Or was he some hot shot foreign exchange student that needed to have special protection? ...I remember seeing this one guy with Hermione and Ron right before we got on the train... Maybe he was an exchange student...

Luna was suddenly interested. Really? Was there anything strange about him? Did he seem to not be of this earth? Ginny felt the urge again.

No, but I think he called Ron an idiot. At least, that's what I think he said to set Hermione off like that...Ron's been getting that a lot lately... So what did this mysterious guy look like? Ginny asked.

I didn't get a close look, besides seeing that he was about 6'1, had long hair, and was wearing black.

Neville realized he'd seen the myserious exchange student, too. I saw that guy, too! But, I thought he had to be the new Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, since he looked a little too old to be a student.Now that you mention it, I see where you're coming from, but he looked a little too evil to be teaching us how to defend ourselves against evil. Besides, he looked like he knew where he was going, as if to meet someone. Not the whole, Oh my god, I'm gonna be late for my first day!' jitters. Plus, I'd think that every DADA teacher knows how insane this school is by now.Haven't we gone through 5 teachers in 5 years? Ginny asked.

I still say they were abducted by aliens and everything's just a coverup. This guy also sounds like he's some sort of government agent posing as a student to bust a secret undercover society of students following He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named, Luna commented, finally able to squeeze a reply in.

Hermione and Ron had just walked in for long enough to hear Luna's conspiracy theory. Hermione was, of course, skeptical. So... That guy that looked one hell of a lot like--- Hermione suddenly realized who he looked like. Hm... I like your theory better than mine.
Luna was happy to hear that, but wanted to know Hermione's take on things. Who does he look like? Some famous wizard or witch? A legendary dragon slayer? A magic code writer? An international spy?

Hermione remembered why she was always took everything Luna said with a teaspoon of salt. You've been reading one too many spy novels. And, no. the guy I'm thinking of is a mass murderer who killed...someone... She trailed off, and spoke more quietly. ...that I think is really cool.

Ron caught the second half of Hermione's argument, and then added his imput. Oh, so, it's the guy in that video game you were talking about that killed that one guy, Zack', I think it was. Hermione glared at him. Harry thought about sneaking out to avoid the possibility of WWIII. Ginny was thinking, and she was pretty sure she had heard that name before recently. Neville remained as confused as ever, and Luna got a omniscient look on her face. Ah, discovered video games, have you, she said in a Yoda-like voice.

Hermione's face turned a little red. Yeah... But the odd thing is that I was still able to finish reading all of my textbooks. Ron coughed, before Hermione continued. Wait... How do you know about video games?Reading fanfiction is fun. She grinned. Zack's your favorite character? Personally, if I'd have to choose someone from that video game, I'd choose Mr. Dark, Tall, and Handsome... Which is who you think that the exchange student is. I really like your idea better than mine... But I just hope he doesn't do anything hasty, like casting the ultimate destruction magic.

Ginny suddenly realized what she had overheard. Hey, I think I overheard a coversation between that one guy and possibly another exchange student! One of them said something like, Why do I have to go to a magic school? I already know magic! Plus that stupid, annoying blond kid's going to be here too... Dammit, I just wish I'd killed him the firts time I met him, Zack.' And then another guy, who was probably Zack', replied, Well... You were the one that went psycho and tried to kill everyone...

While, Hermione then thought that over for a second, Harry thought that the year just got a trillion times worse. They all sat in silence for a moment until Hermione and Luna shrieked, OMG! THIS IS SO AWESOME!What's so awesome about going to school with a mass murderer and murderee? Ron asked.

Ron, please stop making words up, Harry asked, as the two girls continued jumping for joy.