Note: An explanation for this oneshot - My brother and I both fake-push each other while saying, "Shove." and I recently got lego hp for the xbox. So this is based on that and one of the bonus levels. The platforms in the bonus level dont actually get smaller, but Ron kept getting in my way. After failing the jump twice because of him, I finally shoved Ron off the platform, and my brother, who was sitting next to me at the time, laughed and said, "Shove!" This is in Horror and Humor, as while my brother and I find it funny, someone else may find it horrifying.
Note 2: Since my computer is acting up, I'm writing chapters my Kindle Fire. I have a few files in the Doc Manager that I'm going to try copy-and-pasting all the chapters to (as uploading directly from my Fire wouldn't work). If that doesn't work, I'll try fighting my computer like I did for this story. While I don't have the next chapters done, I do have some written for Hogwarts Renewal Program (as well as a detailed plan for where I want that one to go), Healing, and Saving the Savior. I will update - it will just be slow going.
Note 3: Since this was written on my Fire, if you see any mistakes, please leave them in a review or a pm, and I'll edit them as soon as my computer is working correctly again. This and Note 2 will be taken down as well, so there isn't more notes than there is story.
Ron looked nervously over the edge of the cliff. The lava below swayed slightly and then let out a belch. He gulped and turned to Harry.
"Why are we doing this again?" he asked. Harry sighed.
"We have to get to the gold brick Ron," he answered, pointing to a land mass on the other side of the lava. Floating above it was a shining golden brick. "It's the only way to defeat Voldemort."
"Yeah, you've said that. I meant why do we have to use those?" Ron asked, gesturing to the only things between them and the gold brick, and the only obvious way across the lava. Three flimsy looking platforms that got smaller as they got closer to the gold brick.
"Do you see any other way across?" Harry asked.
"Well, no."
"That's why. Now shut up and start jumping." Harry jumped to the first platform, then the second, then the third. Ron followed behind, but with both of them on the third platform, neither of them could jump forward or back.
"This was a bad idea," Ron said. Harry agreed.
"Yes, it was, and I'm very sorry Ron."
"What for?" Ron asked, frowning.
"I'm needed to defeat Voldemort, so you're the expendable one."
"What?" Ron managed to croak out.
"Shove," Harry said, pushing Ron off the platform and into the lake of lava below. Harry made the final jump, ignoring Ron's screams of terror and pain, and grabbed the brick. He turned around, only to see Ron blink back into existence on the other side of the lava. He was still screaming in terror. After a few seconds he realized he wasn't in the lava anymore. He quickly checked himself to make sure all his parts were still intact, and then turned to Harry and yelled across the lava lake.
"Harry!" he whined. "Did you have to do that?"