Decent chapter.

Holy flipping hell. Wow. This fight has quite a few hazards to recover from this time. Excellent work on the chapter.

Chaos and insanity comes forth. Woooooooooo! Let's gooooo! Being on the fight and storm.

Trying to figure out the 1325

Intense fights. Amazing work.

Wonderful job. Exciting battle.

Holy hell in heaven. A flipping white feathered acrobat.

Marvelous work on the chapter.

Nice going man. This is amazing. The battle was fantastic.

Marvelous day. Time travel is great.

Hah hahahaha! That vampire got kicked by a ghost.

Ohhhh damn. This is getting good. Wonderful work.

Well done on second year. Damn. Much has happened.

Crazy things be happening. Awesome work on this chapter.

Any reader who didn't get the hint right away, go Google the date specified in this chapter for the Death Eaters' attack and include the location of the second half. I was an American two year old on that date, so I didn't recognize it (from personal memory or learning about it in classes), but given how specific it was and the emphasis, I got curious and tried it. Just inputting the date and w-i-n and the completed chain came up - "November 20 1992 Windsor Castle".

A little real-world background tying into the story, which may or may not actually be brought up by the characters later if they even notice it.

This kind of massive, around the world story is always an extra bit of brilliant and awesome when it works out so well to weave in little references like that to things that have actually happened. The more you are familiar with real-world recent history, the broader the story becomes as you recognize the references, which add whole new dimensions and levels to the information involved in a given story. I love it, and you, dear author Louis IX, are quite skilled indeed!

Now I want to go back to the other lines in chapters passed that stood out to me in the same way and look them up too, see what slipped by me. A few things half-caught, things I knew about very vaguely but not enough to tell how much "stayed the same" versus being "changed by Harry's adventures". Side-effect of so many of them happening "in the '80's" - I wasn't even born yet. XD

I feel a tiny bit bad for Snape in this 'verse, if only because his habits and behavior are getting him into so much apoplectic misery. Note the "tiny bit", because it's mostly his own fault for being such an audible ass.

Copycat is awesome.

Decent work on this chapter.