Harry Potter: The Planewalker Novel

Christian, a young linguistic genius, led an ordinary life until an accident unlocked his latent magical abilities and left him with fragmented memories. Unbeknownst to him, this awakening is tied to a prophecy concerning his father's disappearance and the very future of the Wizarding World. Trained from a young age by his magically adept mother, Christian faces a challenging destiny. The narrative unfolds in two parts: his time at Hogwarts, where he hones his powers and grapples with his past, followed by the aftermath of his education and the far-reaching consequences of his journey. This story offers a fresh perspective on the Harry Potter magical system, incorporating elements inspired by other worlds, though the protagonist will not visit existing fictional universes. Instead, new worlds will be created or integrated into the Harry Potter setting. Power levels are carefully managed, focusing on significant feats without cosmic destruction. The novel delves into the political landscape and the prejudice within the Wizarding World, exploring the implications of the protagonist’s race. It features a story with tangible consequences and limitations, challenging the protagonist more than characters in previous works. Influences include Hogwarts Legacy, DND, Percy Jackson (TV), Oblivion, Skyrim, and God of War: Ragnarok.