Rise of the Technomancer

This is a story I should not review, for it carries the capital sin of Hermione Bashing (“the Beaver and her pet weasels...”). And not the usual R/Hr bashing, no.

As a matter of fact, a sensible Hermione bashing, my favourite character being pictured as the epitome of the selfish egotistical bint, power-hungry to the point of endorsing and even actively helping (mo)Ron as a bully.

Apart from the twins, the whole young Weasleys are down in flames in this story : “Bill had no substance. He was like his clothes, flashy, yes, expensive, yes, but as for substance, it was as thin as the bruised dragon leather of his leather pants, shiny on the outside, but absolutely no meat on the inside.”

The story is a multiple betrayal (Harry is prosecuted after the DOM battle in a last manipulation by Fudge, stripped from all his belongings and spends a month in Azkaban. Once back, he’s not happy and hells slowly breaks loose…), with a Harry/Gabrielle soul bond, Dumbledore trying to fix his past failures, a terrible McGonagall (highly delusional), muggle technology (as the story title suggests) and Neville Longbottom as a key character.

Lots of consideration on subversion and righteous anger.

Wip, 181 K words so far, unfortunately not updated for a year, just as fun stuff was going to happen…

"Rise of the Technomancer", by Agent Perry the Platypus (who has an honest french accent rendition, btw)