Tom And Naenia In The Cave, From Chapter 40 Of Lemuria, And Dumbledore And Naenia, From The Epilogue

Tom and Naenia in the Cave, from Chapter 40 of Lemuria, and Dumbledore and Naenia, from the Epilogue

A Halloween Breakfast from Chapter 26 of Blue of Blood

Lynea honouring Yule with Murr and her friends from the Epilogue of A Touch of Death

Lynea, Blaise, and the endless sky from Chapter 66 of Blue of Blood

Lémure – the name every child in the magical world learned to fear. With a long history of Necromancers who worshipped Death, it was only natural that people feared them, because most people were afraid of death and for the Lémures Death was sacred. They were powerful, because they practiced the Old Magics. They were respected, because people feared death and therefore them. They were old and ancient, because in death He granted them immortality.

A series of fanfiction telling the story of Tom Riddle and his Necromancer friend from their meeting at Hogwarts, through the eyes of Harry Potter’s generation, and until the end of times.

With the fourth and final part published, this series is officially complete.

Anyone read the Pokédex entries for Phantump?

Different media – different artstyle. I had a lot of fun exploring something new with this. The accompanying fanfic can be found here.

A Stirring among the dry Bones

Phantump was distressed. The child had only survived the massacre, because Zorua’s human had hidden it in a hollow tree, but without food nor water it wouldn’t be able to survive for long. It would die and possess the tree and then it would be just the same as Phantump. Phantump did not want that.

Pokédex Entry for Phantump: According to old tales, these Pokémon are stumps possessed by the spirits of children who died while lost in the forest.