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Harry Potter Self-Insert

Support me: https://www.patreon.com/NeverluckySMILE Oliver Evans, a young wizard with a mysterious past, finds himself reborn into the world of Harry Potter with knowledge of the future. As he navigates the halls of Hogwarts, Oliver befriends Harry, Ron, and Hermione, striving to balance his desire to help with the need to let events unfold naturally.

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Chapter 20: The Calm Before the Storm

Returning to the Ministry with the Scepter of Morgaine was a moment of triumph. The artifact was secured in a highly protected vault, far from any who would seek to misuse its power. Gawain Robards greeted us with a rare smile of relief and gratitude.

"Well done," he said, shaking our hands. "You've proven yourselves once again. But this is only the beginning. The information you've gathered indicates that there may be other powerful artifacts the Death Eaters are searching for. We need to stay vigilant."

In the days that followed, life at the Ministry settled into a tense routine. We were constantly on alert, ready to respond to any sign of Death Eater activity. Despite the stress, there was a sense of camaraderie and purpose among the Aurors, a shared determination to protect the magical world.

One afternoon, while we were reviewing reports in our office, Hermione burst in, her eyes alight with excitement.

"I've found something," she said, laying out a map on the table. "While researching the Scepter, I came across references to other ancient artifacts. One in particular caught my attention—the Orb of Oranos. It's said to enhance the magical abilities of its wielder and provide protection against dark magic."

Harry leaned in, studying the map. "And you think the Death Eaters are looking for this Orb?"

Hermione nodded. "I'm certain of it. According to the texts, the Orb is hidden in an ancient temple deep in the Forbidden Forest. We need to find it before they do."

Ron, who had been listening quietly, spoke up. "The Forbidden Forest? That place is crawling with dangerous creatures. It won't be easy."

Harry smiled, his eyes filled with determination. "Nothing worthwhile ever is. We need to get that Orb before they do."

The following morning, we set out for Hogwarts. It felt strange to be returning to the castle not as students, but as Aurors on a mission. The familiarity of the grounds brought a wave of nostalgia, but we didn't have time to dwell on it.

Professor McGonagall greeted us at the entrance, her stern face softening as she saw us. "Welcome back. I've been informed of your mission. The Forbidden Forest is as dangerous as ever, but I trust you'll be careful."

With her words of caution ringing in our ears, we ventured into the forest. The thick canopy of trees cast eerie shadows, and the sounds of unseen creatures filled the air. We moved cautiously, our wands ready for any threat.

Hours passed as we navigated the dense forest, following the clues Hermione had uncovered. Finally, we reached a clearing where an ancient temple stood, its stone walls covered in moss and vines. The air buzzed with magic, and we could feel the power emanating from within.

We entered the temple, our footsteps echoing on the stone floor. In the center of the room, on a pedestal, sat the Orb of Oranos. Its surface glowed with a soft, pulsating light.

Just as we approached the pedestal, a group of Death Eaters burst into the temple. A fierce battle ensued, spells flying in all directions. We fought with everything we had, determined to protect the Orb.

In the chaos, Harry managed to reach the pedestal and grab the Orb. A surge of magic filled the room, knocking the Death Eaters back and forcing them to retreat. Breathing heavily, we stood together, the Orb secured.

As we made our way back to Hogwarts, the weight of our victory settled in. We had succeeded in protecting another powerful artifact, but we knew the Death Eaters would not stop their pursuit. The war was far from over, but we were ready to face whatever came next, armed with the knowledge and strength that had brought us this far.