Location: New Hogwarts, Spire of Avalon
Years had passed—at least, by mortal measure. Camelot thrived, its spires reaching into constellations, its magic alive with the breath of a thousand worlds. But Harry knew there was one legacy that had to be restored not just in name, but in purpose:
Hogwarts.
The old castle, though revered, had been a place of secrets, manipulation, and pain—as much as it had been a sanctuary. After defeating the Eternal Nemesis, Harry understood: the world didn't just need guarding.
It needed teaching.
It needed hope.
The Rebuilding
Deep in the heart of Camelot, beneath the mirrored sky domes of Avalon, Harry began the Rebirth of Hogwarts.
It was not merely a reconstruction, but a transformation:
The Great Hall now floated in a starlit dome—seats shaped from living crystal, house banners enchanted to shift with the soul's journey rather than bloodline.
The Forbidden Forest became the Sanctum Grove, a magical habitat for creatures across realms, maintained by Hagrid's descendants and interdimensional rangers.
The Library expanded into the Chrono-Archives, featuring books from Earth, Asgard, Wakanda, Olympus, and the X-Mansion archives.
Classrooms were mobile—teleporting to magical sites, including undersea domes, time-bubble fields, and alien worlds.
The Founders' spirits were consulted. Salazar, in particular, requested one thing:
"Let no child be judged for who they could become—but for who they choose to be."
Harry nodded.
That became the new Founding Vow of Hogwarts.
A New Sorting
The Sorting Hat had been reforged—now interwoven with strands of Phoenix flame, Asgardian runes, and mutant empathy.
No longer did it place by blood or personality traits. It asked one question:
"What do you seek to become?"
And from there, new Houses rose—each honoring the past, but embracing the future:
House Gryphonheart – For those who burn with courage and conviction.
House Starweaver – For the wise, creative, and vision-driven.
House Ironsoul – For the determined, loyal, and resolute.
House Nightshade – For the cunning, the curious, and the fearless explorers of shadow.
Each house bore sigils tied to multiversal animals, and robes that shimmered with starlight.
New Professors, New Ways
The teaching staff reflected the scope of Hogwarts' rebirth:
Professor Luna Lovegood, now Headmistress, taught Astral Magic and Dreamwalking.
Jean Grey guided students in Emotional Resonance and Phoenix Defense.
Percy Jackson taught Battle Strategy and Ancient Divine Languages.
Charles Xavier, his mind restored through Phoenix intervention, mentored young telepaths in the Mind Garden.
Logan (Wolverine) led survival and combat training in the Multiverse Wilds.
Wednesday Addams, having joined from another Earth, was professor of Shadow Arts and Sarcastic Ethics.
Hagrid II, son of the beloved half-giant, served as Keeper of Creatures and Protector of the Grove.
And sometimes… Harry himself taught.
He never said when.
But when the stars dimmed, or when a student cried under the weight of expectation, he appeared.
The First Class
The very first New Hogwarts class stood under the stars—children from Earth, Asgard, Olympus, Wakanda, mutantkind, alien worlds, and even the Jurassic Isles.
One small girl—a Muggle-born orphan from London—looked up at Harry with wide eyes. "What if I'm not special enough?"
Harry knelt beside her, eyes glowing faintly with ancient power, yet gentle.
"You are the most powerful being in the multiverse already," he whispered.
"You dreamed of something more."
The stars above shimmered, and every child's name was etched into the sky for one moment—a symbol that they mattered.
A Message to the Future
Years later, when Harry vanished into the starlight for a time, Luna left behind a parchment.
It was sealed in crystal, only to be opened by the bravest soul.
It read:
"To the One Who Comes After,
Hogwarts is not a place.
It is a promise.
That even in the darkest future,
someone will teach the light to shine again."
– Harry James Potter, Guardian of the Multiverse, Headmaster Eternal