A Tale, and The Note

by Raven Ravenclaw

I Have been working on a story its a little out of place but I think that would flow just right for the type of story it is. this is a tale of wizard and a note as well, I do plan on coming up with a few new spells, so far I have four. Three of them are mentioned in this but the others are going to be in the books I'm thinking of doing a set of books for J.K. Rowling as a thank you

I Also did the abstract as Voldomort.

This is a tale of a Wizard:

There once was a wizard who could change time, during his travels he came across a wizard pretending that he was a genie, and as he approached the genie said "I'll give you three wishes for three items."

"Well," said the wizard, "I'm not sure. However, I have to give some thought to those wishes and what to give in return. And the genie replies, "Just so you are aware they have to be of value to you for your wishes to come true."

The wizard sets forth on his path again just singing a tune he had heard, smiling, laughing, and just having a good time. As he continues to walk he comes to realize that he is lost in the forest, so he continues on his path. As it starts to get dark he thinks of the genie as he continues to try to find his way out of the forest and he comes across the genie again. The genie asks again, "have you thought of your wishes?" the wizard replies, "Yes, but only one and that is to find my way out of this forest."

"And what do you offer in return?" asks the genie.

The wizard thinks for a moment, reaches in one of his pockets and pulls out a coin. "I offer this in return, but with one request on this coin, make it a wishing coin, it can only make one wish upon flipping this and it has to go to someone in need," the wizard says, "Pluribus Unum." "I can make that so," says the genie, and the wizard offers his coin to the Niffler at the genie's side. The wizard then sets forth again along his path, and the wizard sure enough found his way.

The next time he came across the genie he was asked again about the other two wishes. "Well," says the wizard, "I thought about it, between our passing and I would like there to be happiness among people." "And what do you offer in return for this wish?" the genie asked. Again the wizard thinks of something, point is wand at the sky and says "Soniora," and in the sky a star appears. "I give this, may it come true for a child in need." And the wizard again continues on his way.

The last time the wizard came across the genie he says, "And for my final wish I wish for you to be free of all your burdens, and I give this, my most prized positions of all, my time turner, for this has helped me a great deal in the past." And before the genie could ask, "And use it wisely," is all the wizard could think of in return for this genie, for everything this person has done for him.

The note:

"I, Myself, for whoever I may be, if ever in need, I am writing this for myself, my true self, for, for, for whenever I feel my life, god please, just, don't forget who you are, for the dear life of me, just whenever I, don't forget the real you, I am in great danger, that means they, however they, whoever they are, Have found me."

You will know the signs, all three.

The first, when you see, telling yourself, the second, a noise, and the final. -Escapade