Chapter 1: (4131 words)

"Congratulations, Victoria Prewitt," smiled one of the medi-witches, "It's a boy."

Reluctantly, with the care only a mother could possibly have, the newly graduated witch held her new-born son, the father having died a few months ago. While she loved the man dearly, she feared what the Wizarding World would think of her 'involvement' with such a Dark family. After all, her older sister, Molly Prewitt, now Weasley, married into a Light family, while she fell in love with a member of one of the Darkest. And a Death Eater at that.

However, she couldn't help but not regret the love she felt for the man, for, without it, she would not be holding her beloved son in her very arms at that moment. "I think that I should name you... Judas," she spoke aloud quietly, only her son hearing her words, "Fits wonderfully with our heritage, at the very least."

She didn't care what the Wizarding World would say; as long as she had her son, she knew that she would be content, of that she was absolutely certain.

"Yes, Judas Regulus Black will suit you just fine."

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"Excuse me? Is there a Frank Longbottom waiting?" called out one of the medi-witches, and a recently graduated man stood quickly, worried if there was any bad news with the birth of his firs- born child.

"Yes! I-I mean, uh, yes, yes there is," he shifted from foot to foot, trying to hid his nervousness and curiosity. The medi-witch merely shook her head fondly. She had seen many, many, many cases of this before, and whenever she saw a father care so much for this family member that he had never even met yet, it always restored some of her hope for human and wizard-kind, despite the horrid war taking place at that very moment.

"Follow me."

She showed him into one of the rooms, where his wife and new-born son were waiting for him. As he walked into the room, his wife grinned sleepily, "Hello, Frankie. Look!" She held up the son carefully, and he looked at her and his son for a long moment, gobsmacked.

"Were having a boy...?" She rolled her eyes tiredly in response.

"No, Frankie, we've already had a boy, and it's this guy." She gestured to the little bundle of joy in her arms, as a loving grin overcame her features.

Frank soon grinned back, "What should we call him, dear?"

She paused to think for a moment, "Perhaps..."

"Neville!" grinned Frank.

Alice paused for a moment before letting out a tired little smile, and nodding once, too tired to do the action any more than that one time. "I like that," she looked lovingly at her son as she passed him to her husband.

"Neville Frank Longbottom is the perfect name for him, dear."

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"James, you need to calm down," mumbled an exasperated Sirius Black as he fondly rolled his eyes. Remus Lupin - otherwise known as Moony to the people that were at St. Mungo's who were waiting for the birth of the third Potter - was giggling next to him, both in chairs found in the waiting rooms.

The soon-to-be father, though, was pacing pretty much everywhere, wearing holes in the carpet that even magic couldn't fix. He quickly responded, "But what if something went wrong? What if Lily gets worse, or- or whatever their name is? Wh-what if, the worst happens, an-and I lose them BOTH?! An-a-and wha-"

"James Charlus Potter, sit your little deer arse on that chair, and wait like a normal father. If you must worry, do so quietly," stressed an incredibly amused Remus Lupin, but he bled some amber into his usual olive green eyes to try and intimidate his close friend. It seemingly worked, as an emotionally overwhelmed Prongs plopped down onto the chair next to Sirius, and he immediately began fiddling with the sleeve of his robes, while he bit his lip and tapped his foot rapidly in silence.

Sirius and Remus shared an amused glance. Who knew that their friend could be so... so... responsible...?

"Lord Potter?" asked a medi-witch, and James immediately stood up, meaning that he almost fell over, but Sirius and Remus held him up and shoved him in the direction of the medi-witch, following up behind him.

He walked through the room, and Remus and Sirius waited outside, giving their best friend and his wife some time alone with their new-born child. Soon after, a few minutes later, James walked out with a little blanket wrapped around something small in his arms. "Moony, Padfoot, say hello to the newest member of the Marauders."

Remus grinned and waved, "Hello, Marauder."

Grinning, just like the werewolf beside him, Sirius walked up to the child as his grin widened, "It's a boy?"

James nodded, "Me and Lils haven't decided what to name him, so we were hoping that his godfathers could help..."

Sirius paused, "Me and Snivellus?"

Nodding once more, James told him, "Yes," with a roll of the eyes, "Lily insisted that Snivellus be his godfather too. Anyways, could you go and get him? Lily said that he was probably outside, waiting."

"I'll go," Remus offered, "Padfoot should spend some time with his new godson."

"Thanks, Moony," Sirius grinned as James handed over his son, who seemed to be some kind of clone to him. His eyes were closed, so no one knew what colour they were yet.

Remus walked down the corridor and to the main entrance where he saw a pacing black-robed man, "Hello, Severus."

The man whirled around, "Lupin."

"James told us that Lily wanted you to see your godson. Come on, I'll show you where they are," Remus offered a small smile, before turning around and leading the man to where James, Sirius, and the newest Marauder were waiting for them.

The newly Christened father looked up when they entered, and though he seemed mildly uncomfortable with not mocking the man, he knew that Lily would somehow find out and give him a good talking to, "Good evening, Snape."

Severus Snape nodded his head, also slightly sceptical that they weren't mocking or bullying him, "May I... may I see the child?" Sirius froze for a moment, the baby still in his arms, but after receiving glares from Remus, and a reluctant one from James, the Animagus handed over the new-born to the man.

The man began swaying slightly, and the baby's eyes flickered open. Remus, James, and Sirius all leaned forward to see what colour they were, and Snape smile slightly at the sight of enchantingly green eyes. Lily's eyes. Sirius grinned, "Should we tell Lily?"

"If we didn't..." Remus winced, and they all shivered, even Snape. The wrath of that woman was very well known to all of them.

"I'll be back in a second," James volunteered, and he rushed into the room where Lily was.

Sirius turned back to look at his godson, "We still haven't decided a name for him."

Snape nodded, and he looked deeper into the boy's eyes. They might have been Lily's eyes, but they were also so much... brighter. They seemed to glow, even in the well-lit room. They reminded him eerily of the colour of the Avada Kedavra curse, the curse of Death. He had seen it plenty of times, what with being a Death Eater, "His eyes seem so much brighter than Lily's."

Remus leaned forward some more to check, and he nodded, realising the same thing, "Your right. That's rather unusual. He couldn't have inherited it from James or Lily, so how...?"

"Harry!" Sirius grinned, "That's what we should call him!"

The thought popped out of the two wizard's heads as the name was introduced to them. Rolling his eyes at the hyperactive man, Remus smiled, "That's actually a pretty good name." He sounded genuinely surprised, and Sirius scowled at the friendly insult, "I think it suits him perfectly."

Snape nodded, "Perhaps Harry James Potter, then?"

"Severus, that's perfect!" Remus grinned, and Sirius raised an eyebrow at the use of Snivellus' first name, but he ignored it for the moment. They could always talk about it later, anyways.

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The Dark Lord growled as his ever-faithful Bellatrix reported that the child of the recently deceased Regulus Black had been born last week.

He still didn't know how Regulus had even died, all he actually knew was that the man was dead, as his connection from the Dark Mark was destroyed and it was impossible to remove a Dark Mark, unless the Dark Lord himself was the one who did it. After all, all it took was a Parselmouth, and he was the only one in Magical Britain, and that was at the very least.

"Do you know the name of the child, Bella?" he asked with an emotionless mask firmly on his face.

"No, my Lord. I only saw the mother of the child, and the child himself in her arms, as they walked away from St. Mungo's. I could find no more," she regretfully informed her wonderful and powerful Lord. How could she have been so careless!

He thought over the things he just learnt, before nodding, "I am pleased with what you have found, Bella. It seems that the mother has taken to hiding, which I will translate as betrayal, even if Regulus didn't betray us himself. Be sure that you and the Lestrange brothers find where Victoria Prewitt resides and be done with her, pureblood or not."

Bellatrix nodded her head at her Lord, "Thank you, my Lord! I will tell Rodolphus and Rabastan at once!"

"Good, Bella," Voldemort praised, "You are dismissed."

The rather insane witch bowed her head in thanks and left the room, absently thinking of how her cousin Regulus could even think to have a one-night stand with a Prewitt. Little Victoria was the sister of Molly Weasley (nee Prewitt), and attended Hogwarts in the same year as Regulus. Though, if Victoria was a Weasley like her blood-traitor sister, then Bellatrix was sure that she would be having a much more violent reaction to the news that her cousin had become a father, never mind the fact that he was dead somehow.

Meanwhile, Voldemort was pondering on the child of Regulus, knowing that it was male and born at the end of July, on the 27th, according to Bellatrix. Severus had only recently told him of the prophecy. Could this be the prophecy child?

'No,' he thought as he sat down at his desk to ponder a while, 'He is the son of a Death Eater, and very much a pure-blood. His mother will soon be dealt with, if not by my loyal Death Eaters, then by the Light side, for they very likely believe that she followed Regulus' example and joined him and his cause.' He softly chuckled, 'Fools. It's rather stupid what a mother's love will make some people do. Weak.'

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"Dumbledore! Did you hear about Regulus having a child?" asked a worried Sirius Black to the current Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry himself, Albus Dumbledore, in the current headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix, in his childhood home, Number 12 Grimmauld Place.

James and Remus were sitting on chairs at the other side of the room, Harry sleeping softly against James' chest.

"Indeed, I have," the elderly man replied, "His mother must be dealt with, as she surely went along with your brother to the Dark Lord. Their son, however, is innocent, and can be saved. Who, though, is the question."

Sirius raised an eyebrow in confusion at the last comment, while Remus, at the other side of the room with James, just giggled quietly, trying not to interrupt the conversation. James, at least, seemed to be just as confused as he was. The stern Professor McGonagall was standing slightly behind Dumbledore, also wanting to know where he was heading with this. Sirius tentatively asked, "And...?"

Dumbledore gave him a mischievous smile, and announced, "I do believe that you would be a suitable candidate for the raising of the child."

Remus couldn't help but break out into full on laughter, while James suddenly grinned, before whisper-shouting so as to not wake up his son, "Hey! Padfoot! Imagine Harry and... well, whatever your nephew's name is - just imagine them both going to Hogwarts together! They'll be just like us!"

Sirius' responding grin was all Minerva McGonagall needed to see before striding up to Dumbledore and going, "You will make me retire before they come to Hogwarts, you hear me? I never want to deal with another group like the Marauders for a very long time, if ever."

Dumbledore chuckled, amused at his favourite professor's reaction to another addition to the next generation of Marauders, "I'll see that I try, but I make no promises."

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"Is it done?"

He spoke quietly, but he was heard loud and clear by the three Death Eaters in front of him, the three Lestranges.

"Yes, my Lord. Victoria Prewitt was locked into Azkaban by the Light side for supposed allegiance to the Dark. The location of her son remains hidden, likely to be under the Fidelius charm. We do know that he resides with his uncle, my cousin, Sirius Black. He's close with Potter and that crowd," Bellatrix replied gleefully, delighted that she did not disappoint her Lord.

He blessed them with his very rarely seen smile, "Well done, Bella, Rodolphus, Rabastan. If that is all...?" Voldemort received nothing but silence, and he continued, "You are dismissed."

After the three left, the Dark Lord Voldemort chuckled, much like how he did a few weeks ago, "I see your plan, Dumbledore. You're raising the boys - the son of the Potters' and the son of the Blacks' - together, hoping that, with a friend, little Regulus' son won't stray to my side."

He grinned; a great, vicious thing, "Good luck, then. You'll see just how much love will save you when your face to face with an Avada Kedavra."

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"Aww," smiled Lily Potter one sunny June evening, over half a year later. "Look, James. Don't Harry and Leo look adorable together?"

The two boys were sleeping softly in Harry's crib, as Lily and James were looking after Sirius' nephew for a few days as Sirius helped the aurors with the catching of some Death Eaters. Another child, a boy born just last week, was in Lily's arms. Her husband walked up behind her to look over her shoulder, "Yeah, they do. As does Michael."

Lily turned her head to kiss James on the cheek, "Yes, he does." She sighed softly, "I knew that Sirius would be a pretty bad father. He never really grew up, did he?"

James chuckled softly, "I don't think I ever grew up, either, Lily-flower."

She rolled her eyes, "I know. Still, I was hoping that having a child would help him become at least slightly more responsible, like it did to you. He just leaves little Leo with us most of the time, and if we're too busy, then with Remus, or with Minerva."

"It's still really weird when you call Professor McGonagall by her first name, you know," James mock-shivered.

"Well, she won't be 'Professor' McGonagall soon, not with two Marauders going to school in ten years and a few months, and a third one a year after that," Lily pointed out with a smirk. Severus had taught her how to smirk like a true Slytherin to bring fear to the hearts of apparently brave-hearted Gryffindors.

By now, the Marauders were truly afraid of that smirk, and the threats it promised them.

She and Severus had made up last year, just before Harry was born, and she made him her eldest son's godfather, along with Sirius, and the godmothers were Alice Longbottom - who also had her own son in the same week as Leo and Harry's births - and Minerva McGonagall, who Lily had grown close to in her last few years at Hogwarts, and at the Order of the Phoenix meetings. Michael's godfather was Remus, and his godmother was Molly Weasley, who Lily became friends with when she learnt that Molly was in the Order and that she had several children, one of which was the same age as Harry, and another the same age as Michael.

He shrugged, "Meh. She still has a decade left of teaching, though. Anyways, if the risk becomes too great, we could always home-school Harry, Leo, and Michael over here. I know Hogwarts is the safest place, but it might not always be, you know?"

"Yes, James. I understand that, but at the moment, I want our boys, and Leo, to experience Hogwarts and how amazing it is," Lily told her husband with a loving smile, and he kissed her forehead.

"Then let's hope that nothing happens to us and our friends, yes?"

She nodded, smiling at the love of her life.

"Yes."

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That Potter brat must be the one the prophecy spoke of, of that, he was absolutely certain. Sure, Regulus' child is a pureblood, as is the Longbottom child, but little Harry Potter was a half-blood. Because of his beliefs, that should mean that one of the purebloods should be the one with the power to vanquish him, but, he himself was a half-blood, despite no one knowing about it.

How ironic would it be if he was defeated by another half-blood? He himself was the most powerful wizard in the modern Wizarding World, perhaps ever, and he was much more powerful than any and all of his pureblood followers. Perhaps that was the truth for the three possible prophecy children, as well?

Also, the Potters are a very Light family, like the Longbottom family, and it's more likely that it would be one of those two children, as Regulus' child still has Dark blood in him, despite being raised by bloody Gryffindors.

Anyways, from reports by Wormtail, he learnt that the Potter brat has already had many instances of accidental magic, more than half a decade before average children first start to have small things happen. Apparently, the accidental magic is very powerful, as well, such was making the entire dining table, along with the plates and everything, fly in the air. He made some drawn pictures from his mother animated and able to move, apparently, as well, which the Dark Lord only learnt how to do when he was fifteen. Perhaps this child is more powerful than even himself.

But... not yet. He needed to destroy the child before the power of the Potter brat overtook even his own, but when?

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"Lily, it's him! Take Harry and Mike, quick!"

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"No! Please! Kill me instead! Just don't hurt Harry! Please! Don't! Have mercy, please have mercy! Kill me instead, just spare my son!"

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"Foolish woman."

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Avada Kedavra green eyes the colour of Death peered at him curiously, silently.

The four-month old child at the other side of the room, wailing.

A curse the same colour as its victim's two eyes.

A bolt of light reflected off him.

The curse hitting the man.

The lightning-bolt.

A connection.

"Flower?"

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"Lily!" James ran to his wife, suddenly very thankful that the Dark Lord only flung him aside instead of killing him.

"James," came the broken reply from his wife, "Is... is Harry?"

James raised an eyebrow and glanced at his eldest son, who was lying motionlessly in his crib, while Michael's crying stopped once he heard his mother speak. "I... I don't know, love."

She broke down crying on the floor, as James gasped at the sight of blood on the floor, "Lily! You're bleeding! Come on, let's go to St. Mungo's, you need to be healed."

"But... James," she was still sobbing silently into his chest, "Our little Harry, our little boy. Gone."

"I know, Lily. I know."

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When Dumbledore arrived at Godric's Hollow, he was surprised to see it void of life. The two parents and the youngest child weren't at the house, but the eldest was. 'Is he... dead?'

He walked up to the young child, and jumped as eyes the colour of Death blinked open, "Harry? You're alright?"

As the child moved slightly, a bit of his fringe moved to reveal a lightning-bolt-shaped scar on the boy's forehead, and Dumbledore gasped, "The prophecy stated that 'The Dark Lord will mark him as his equal'. This is the prophecy child!" He then thought for a moment, "Then why did Lily and James leave him here, all alone?" Perhaps they didn't want a cursed child? It made sense, Dumbledore supposed, but maybe he shouldn't get rid of the boy, despite him needing to die in the future if Voldemort is to be killed. Although he knew deep down that eventually, the boy would have to die, he couldn't find it in him to do the deed.

Perhaps with Lily's relatives? As James no longer had any? Surely Petunia would care for her own nephew, especially if he offered them protection from the greatest Dark Lord the world had ever seen? It only made sense, but maybe Lily and James only thought that Harry was dead? Still, it's best if Harry grew up away from the Wizarding World. He would be more protected, anyway.

He nodded at his plan as he whisked Harry away to the Dursleys, hoping that Petunia would be smart enough to accept the protection that Harry offered.

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"James...?"

"Yes, Lily, dear?" replied her husband, who was holding Michael in his arms.

"Where's Harry?" she asked, and James raised an eyebrow in confusion before she pointed to his crib to find that it was empty.

"You don't think that he's alive, do you? I mean, a dead body can't really move, but maybe he only seemed dead but he was actually alive," James suggested.

"It doesn't matter, he's not here," Lily sighed as tears began forming in her eyes. Oh, how would Severus react to the news? She knew that he was the one that told the Dark Lord the prophecy, but he truly believed that the Dark Lord wouldn't think that the one who could defeat him was a half-blood. So why did Voldemort go after Harry? "James, don't blame Severus for this, he truly believed that we wouldn't be the ones targeted."

"But it's his fault that You-Know-Who even heard the prophecy!" James countered.

"If he didn't tell the Dark Lord, he would be killed as You-Know-Who would have just used Legilimency on him, James, surely you understand that!" Lily told her husband, who reluctantly admitted that she had a point. "Anyways, where's Sirius and Remus?"

"I... don't know," James shrugged, and Lily rolled her eyes as she moved to place Michael in his crib.

"We'll see them soon enough."

(-Line break!-)

Little did they know that Sirius had entered the house a few minutes before Dumbledore did, and when he saw the death and destruction of the house, he felt his anger growing larger and larger. It was when he saw the lifeless body of his godson that he reached his snapping point. He raced out of the house to chase the traitor, Wormtail, not giving a second thought to his nephew who he was looking after that night, right when he apparated to Godric's Hollow.

He thought that he would be returning in a couple of minutes, after checking if everyone was alright, but apparently, his temper was shorter than he thought.

In the next few hours, he found himself in Azkaban for the supposed murder of multiple muggles and the actual traitor, feeling extremely guilty for abandoning his nephew, who he had grown to care for after a few months.

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Remus was currently relaxing at his house after a recent transformation when he was fire-called by Lily. "Remus, we were the ones that You-Know-Who targeted. Harry..." she sniffed a bit, "he was killed. But somehow, You-Know-Who was defeated as well, when Harry died."

Remus gaped, and the raced forward, through the floo, before appearing in the very much destroyed house of his best friends with Sirius nowhere to be found, "What happened?"

And so, they told the werewolf everything that happened that night, while little Leo somehow escaped Number 12 Grimmauld Place to end up at some orphanage, but not before taking a small pouch that was expanded on the inside, filled with books that his father wrote, filled with information for him.

He found himself at a small orphanage on the outskirts of London, where he was raised as poorly as one Harry Potter a few streets away.

A/N: Okay, so, Word hasn't been working for me, so that's why I haven't posted literally anything for a while, which really annoyed me. I've been writing everything on Notepad, and I've found that I very much prefer Word over Notepad, but that makes sense as there's italics and bold, but oh well, that's why nothing has been posted for ages, sorry about that. It's fixed now though! So expect lots of new stories, and updates to the already existing ones! :)

Anyways, yes, yes, yes, I know. I have tons of other stories going on at the moment, but it was just Christmas when I started writing this, and I have a severe love of board games, so my uncle showed me Fury of Dracula and I thought of this plot bunny, and I just had to write a story just slightly based on it. Well, not the story, but just vampires. I really don't have enough of them in my stories.

Also, this isn't a Dumbledore bashing story like pretty much every single other Harry Potter fanfiction I've written. Sure, it might seem that way right now, but it isn't. This is a 'Good Dumbledore' and a 'Good Voldemort' story, because I want to see a fanfiction where Dumbledore and Voldemort are sort of friends by the end, with no death, 'cause I'm a sucker for happy endings.

Of course, this means that we need a completely new villain of the story, but you know what? I have no idea who that's going to be. Is it going to be Ron? Will it be Bellatrix Lestrange (I've decided no on that one, since she would always listen to Voldemort and what he decides)? Maybe there'll be no villain at all, and they'll all just deal with school like normal children. Please do tell me your opinion on that, by the way.

Like every other story I write, I'm just making this up as I go, and yes, that was a Dear Evan Hansen pun. I don't know when the 'Good Voldemort' part will even happen, but it won't be that far into the story.

Oh, also, I'm really sorry if I made Sirius seem like the bad guy, I didn't mean to do that. He just has a short temper, and he truly thought that Harry was dead. Also, he viewed Leo (Sirius gave him that name so that he would appear more like a Gryffindor) as his brother, who he thought he completely hated, and reluctantly cared for slightly, so that was why he tries to push away the thought of Leo, since he's the spitting image of Regulus, but with bright, medium-blue eyes from his mother, like how Harry's a clone of James but with Lily's eyes.

And, yes, this is a Harry/Tom story. I know I write too many of those... sorry? But not sorry? I mean, I love that pairing so much, so of course I'm writing it. I would go for Harry/Regulas' son, but I felt like Tomarry for some reason. Harry and Judas will just be besties.

Sorry about this being so long, but the first author's note of any story of mine is usually absolutely massive!

Enjoy!