interesting story

Excellent work, I love reading your stuff. I would love to see one of these fics were Harry uses goblin metal to its full potential or animal crossbreeding. Hagrid used a spell to make the blast-ended skrewts. It crossed to magic animals. If the same spell was used with eagles and horses is that where we get hippogriffs? And if so, then what do you get if you cross a unicorn and a phenix? Honestly, I'll be happy as long as you keep writing these 'what if?' fics.

Good story! And there's two dozen basilisk's at beck and call in the chamber of secrets for any of Harry's descendants!... That is, if he hasn't lost the ability like he did in canon. (Did he lose it in canon? I'm not actually sure about that part...)

Gosh, I LOVED THIS FIC! Brilliant, brilliant writing here honey, YOU ROCK! ;o)

That was fun to read. Thank you

Genius.

Awesome story.

This was beautiful. I wish the last two books were like this, rather than the deus-ex-machina tone of cannon.

You bring up a very good point with this: Why didn't Voldemort go around creating basiliks? It's not like he was worried about going to Azkaban about it. And with all the snake things he was up to, it would have made sense.

But the again, JK Rowling writes out the majority of the magical population to not be too terribly smart.

I too have thought about this and wondered why he didn't do more. Tom is supposed to be one of the greatest dark lords, but apart from splitting his soul he really just seems like a terrorist. not really all that dark and evil just kind of crazy

I love this sort of rampant speculative what ifs? You always make Harry much more ambiguous morally, and much more bloodthirsty. It is an entertaining read.

I enjoy the way you brought Kreacher into the plot. House elves have always struck me as being incredibly useful for a variety of purposes and somewhat questionable tasks.

Great idea.

Great stuff :D

I really really liked the gentleman basilisks.

This was an amazing story: definitely should have humor as one of it's categories. Very well thought out, you took the story of The-Boy-Who-Didn't-Die, and made it into a very interesting one-shot, completely changing what I will now look for in any one-shot: something funny, exciting, humorous and mostly, satisfying.