Hey there, I'm not a new writer to but I did forget my password to my old account which had a semi-popular story called "The Dragon Halfling". I may or may not start it up again, but it won't be for a while since I did lose my enthusiasm to write it through a bunch of events that happened during the writing, such as being dumped by my now-ex, who I'd been together with for a year, then being unable to find a job, and a bunch of other really boring, depressing factors.

Here are so facts and things you may want to know to decide if you would even be interested in reading. The main character is not James Sirius, as the name of the book would hint, but an OC of my own creation who I've been dying to use for years. I didn't want to re-name him, so there's James 'Morgan' and James Sirius Potter.

This is a post-hogwarts novel that will be relatively accurate. I don't really want to re-read the novels JUST to have a fifty-page notebook on all the facts and details of the Harry Potter universe, so I can make a perfect story. That's not fun. I will try my best to keep everyone in character and obey the laws of the universe.

Expect some mistakes and a few new characters to fill in for ones that died in the canon story.

I DON'T HAVE A CONFLICT YET. I have absolutely no idea where this story is going to end up, as I can't seem to think of a problem big enough to cause damage to the whole universe, like Voldemort. The best I could think of were a bunch of really anal protestors, but honestly, with Hogwarts' defenses, they really couldn't do anything.

So I've decided to just start it and hope that through the story, a proper conflict will arise on its own, which sometimes happens.

I thrive on attention. Comments and reviews will make me want to continue. If this story is rather unpopular and has very rare reviews after a certain amount of chapters, I will discontinue it. I plan to make this a seven-novel fan fiction, much like the original stories. Each book will cover one year. This may change, but probably won't.

Without further ado, the official summary of James and the Entry of the Inhuman Student.

A new almost ministry approved bill has surfaced in the wizarding world. The ministry was forced to at the very least, bring it up in court for consideration at the loud, very persuasive protesting movements by the goblins, and a few other magical creatures whom also desired the freedom to send their children to learn spells and charms. It states that non-human creatures capable of magic are allowed to attend school and learn with the already existing young witches and wizards, as equals.

Before the bill can go through and become an official ministry law, a carefully selected magical creature must attend the full seven years it takes to graduate Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry, without any potentially fatal or dangerous threats or mishaps to the other, human students. If the test goes through successfully, thousands of young creatures will be eligible to attend school either at Hogwarts or another magical school they would have to make in order to train such a suddenly large demand of students.

This is where the young James came in. They'd picked him because of his high station in his society, his well-mannered way of living, and the fact that he was born completely human. He was to be the trial student at Hogwarts, attend classes normally, pretend to be an all-around normal student.

The goblins were apprehensive to him, such a human-looking creature, being the trial student, but in the end, most of them agreed that having a human-looking magical creature would be easier to accept by the other students and teachers, rather than one of their own.

And so, the eleven-year-old soon-to-be student was sent an official Hogwarts acceptance letter.

Oh gosh, I wanted to add so much to this summary, but it's a summary, so I had to tone it down. If you have any questions or suggestions, please, ask them. If you have any ideas or characters you'd like to see in specific make an appearance, then feel free to suggest them too. I'm in the development stage of this story, so if you want Luna Lovegood's father to make an appearance, it will make the story longer and more enjoyable if I'm able to. (By the way, he will be in the story sometime, as well as Rita Skeeter, who through some fun adventures, got her job back.)

Of course, some characters I really can't bring back in the traditional sense, like Fred or Dumbledore, or Snape. Though, the paintings of the last will certainly play a part.

Lastly, if you have a vague main conflict type of idea, TELL ME! Even if I don't use it, it might help me come up with a proper conflict! And if it's not big enough to be used as the main conflict, I might use it as a sub conflict!

I'm also pretty nice, so, feel free to say whatever.

Oh! And about those disclaimers that people keep putting in their stories. I will never do that. I'm posting these stories on . FAN. FICTION. Meaning, no story on this site is original in it's own right. The idea that you still need to say, HEY, I DIDN'T WRITE HARRY POTTER, seems silly and unnecessary to me.

If the creator of this site demands it of me, then sure. I'll put a disclaimer.

However, the main character (James 'Morgan') is my own, and not a part of the Harry Potter series.