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Harry Potter: Sovereign of Dawn

Born in the same orphanage as Tom Riddle, who later becomes known as Voldemort, Bondrewd embarks on a quest for the greatest and deepest secrets of magic. He enters Hogwarts in the same year as the saviour of the wizarding world, determined to rise to the pinnacle of power by any means necessary. Bondrewd is driven by a relentless ambition to achieve brilliance and usher in a new era for the wizarding community, willing to scratch and claw his way to the top all for a new Dawn.

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The Vanguard of Change

8th December 1989

Nearly nine months had elapsed since then, each passing day marked by a spectrum of transformations within the orphanage's walls.

The very air seemed to carry the weight of these changes, the once vibrant corridors now dimly lit, the echoes of laughter replaced by an eerie silence that pervaded the frigid halls. It was as if the home had lost its soul, its essence drained by the relentless march of time.

The incident involving the previous child had sent shockwaves through the establishment, casting a shadow of suspicion over its once-trusted guardians. Despite protests of innocence, the young culprit had been apprehended, becoming the center of a scandal that drew unwanted attention to the orphanage.

In response to the heightened scrutiny, a specialist had been dispatched to assume control, accompanied by a modest increase in funding. Yet, the promise of positive change swiftly faded as the new matron's true nature emerged from behind her façade of compassion and kindness.

Unlike her predecessor, she exuded an aura of sternness and greed, her actions betraying a lack of compassion for the vulnerable children under her care. The once meager comforts afforded to the children dwindled further as heating was rationed, food portions diminished, and lights dimmed or prohibited altogether.

Under the new administration, punishments grew harsher, supervision waned, and the orphanage became a shadow of its former self. The modest office of the matron was replaced by opulent quarters, a stark symbol of her self-indulgence amidst the suffering of those she was meant to protect.

With the matron delegating much of her responsibilities to appointed prefects, the care of the orphanage fell upon their shoulders. However, rather than fostering a nurturing environment, they enforced the matron's draconian rules with zealous fervor, exacerbating the discontent among the children.

Amidst this turmoil, Bondrewd and his cohorts seized an opportunity to rise in influence. By infiltrating the ranks of the prefects, they wielded their newfound power to shield their peers from unjust punishment, earning their loyalty in return.

Gone were the days of innocence and camaraderie; now, the orphanage was a battleground, its inhabitants divided and embittered. Yet, amidst the chaos, Bondrewd's influence continued to grow, his ascent to power reaching even the most distant corners of the establishment, encompassing all ages.

In the dimly lit classroom, a rare fire crackled in the hearth, casting dancing shadows on the walls while beams of light illuminated the makeshift assembly.

Standing at the forefront, his figure bathed in the glow of the flickering flames, was Bondrewd. His raven hair meticulously combed, his clothing crisp and unwrinkled, adorned with a small bronze badge that gleamed in the firelight. Amidst the sea of wrinkled, patched clothing worn by the other children seated before him, he stood as a beacon of authority.

"We find ourselves in dire times," Bondrewd began, his voice grave and devoid of its usual joviality. "Divided, hungry, ill-clothed, and unprepared, we have endured much in the past months," he continued, his words resonating with a sense of shared suffering among the gathered assembly.

"I, like many of you, have pondered the question: why?" Bondrewd's voice carried the weight of disappointment as he echoed the collective confusion and despair. "Why must our own brothers and sisters, raised within these very walls, turn against us? Why do they enforce a will not their own to oppress us?"

His words stirred a palpable anger among the assembled youths, their expressions mirroring the resentment that simmered within their hearts. "While we starve, they feast on the spoils of their cruelty. How can we face the future when we can barely endure the present?" Bondrewd's voice rose in indignation, his passion igniting a fire within his listeners.

"The murder of our beloved Matron replaced by a cruel mockery of her memory," he declared, his tone bordering on righteous fury. "But I have had enough!" His proclamation cut through the air like a blade, electrifying his followers with a newfound resolve.

"Enough of the greed, enough of the cruelty," Bondrewd declared, his voice ringing with conviction. "I will not stand idly by. No, I must take action!" Emotions surged through his words, galvanizing his followers into a unified force against injustice.

"I cannot do this alone," Bondrewd admitted, his tone softer now, drawing his audience in closer. "But together, together we are strong. United, we are unstoppable." His voice carried a magnetic charm, captivating the hearts and minds of those who listened.

"It will not be easy. It will not be quick," he cautioned, his gaze sweeping across the room, meeting the eyes of each listener. "But it is worth it. For if we do not seize the present, how can we ever hope to shape our future?"

As his words hung in the air, his followers hung on his every syllable, their resolve strengthened by his impassioned rhetoric. "We are running out of time," Bondrewd warned, his voice tinged with urgency. "But when we leave here, we shall leave with more than nothing, I will make sure of it. We shall leave with the promise of a new dawn!"

"For a new dawn!" The chant erupted from the lips of his followers, their voices ringing out with fervor and determination.

Bondrewd's influence spread like wildfire, shaping the hearts and minds of those who had once held compassionate views, molding them into fervent disciples of his cause.