Some day, this will be a "Last.fm/NetFlix/Amazon for web fiction" (both original and fanfiction) where you can search across many different hosting sites or rate what you've read and get recommendations. However, life keeps throwing more urgent projects my way, so I don't know when it'll be ready.
Story Rating:
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, Chapter 57"The Dementors have ceased to answer questions about the other person they said they saw," Amelia told him, "and they will not say why, nor where."
Dumbledore turned to the blazing silver phoenix on his shoulder, whose light illuminated the whole corridor, and received a silent headshake in reply. "I cannot detect them either," said Dumbledore. Then he shrugged. "I suppose I shall just walk the whole spiral from top to bottom and see if anything turns up, shall I?"
Amelia would have ordered him not to do it, if she thought that would have made the tiniest difference.
"Albus," said Amelia as the old wizard turned to depart, "even you can be ambushed."
"Nonsense, my dear," the old wizard said cheerfully as he strode off yet again, waving as though in admonition his fifteen-inch wand of unidentifiable dark-grey wood, "I'm invincible."
There was a pause.
("He didn't just really say that -" whispered the newest Auror present, a still-prim young lady by the name of Noelle Curry, to the senior member of her trio, Auror Brooks. "Did he?")
("He can get away with it," Isabel whispered back to her, "he's Dumbledore, not even Fate takes him seriously anymore.")
"And that," Amelia said heavily, for the benefit of the younger Aurors, "is why we never call him in on anything unless we absolutely must."
Collection Size: 43642 entries (Last Updated: Mon Oct 17 22:44:07 2022)
Note: This uses my personal collection.
The odd quote may only be noteworthy to me but please do use the flag
() button in the quote box
if you see any mis-filed or obviously broken entries.
