Light In The Distance by Cherry and Phoenix Feather

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: It wasn't how things were supposed to be. He wasn't supposed to be alone.



By following the light in the distance, maybe he can make things all right again. Maybe he can bring him back.



Gauntlet Challenge submission by cherryandphoenixfeather of Hufflepuff house. First place.

The Dragon by Crazy Rat

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: What it takes to kill the beast.

An Unexpected Detour by invisiblenudnik

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Molly Weasley, despite everything, finds herself following one of her children into a mysterious maze. Can she locate her child before she gets hurt, or will she fail to get even herself out?

Gauntlet Challenge submission by invisiblenudnik of Ravenclaw house.

Into the Looking Glass Maze by coppercurls

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: For the Hogwarts Guantlet challenge by coppercurls of Hufflepuff house. Draco is invited to participate in a maze and earn a prize beyond imagining. However, this is no ordinary maze. If he is to survive, he must look deep inside himself to discover the answers for his survival.

The Fateful Night by Drea

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Athena thinks back when Lily first bought her from Eeylop's. When her mind comes back to the present, she sees a scene she didn't want to see. I'm dreatonkslupin writing this story for Hufflepuff. One-Shot Challenge-Owls.

Tones of Sorrow by delta

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Throughout the generations, the ringing of bells has marked funerals and weddings alike. This one-shot is a glimpse of bells: what they have gone through and everything they affect, for ordinary things can often have a more-than-ordinary impact. "He wondered why the bells were so sad today, wondered why the bells wanted to ring such a sorrowful message on such a bright, sunny day; he wondered, but he would never know."

Peculiar Satisfaction by Periwinkle

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: One shot from Sirius's perspective in his Animagus form, on the night he first saw Harry in Magnolia Crescent.

Bruno Schmidt by Leahr

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Have you ever read Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, by Newt Scamander? If you have, you just might remember a small paragraph under Erklings, where we learned of a young boy named Bruno Schmidt. No longer relegated merely to a glancing mention, this is his story.

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Bruno Schmidt lived in Karstbaum, a small town in Europe which conceals many secrets. Magic in Karstbaum is always kept completely under wraps in all circumstances, although no one seems to know why. Bruno's life is about to change, more than he ever thought possible. Will Bruno's bravery get him safely through all the obstacles he will soon face? I have begun- wait with patience.

You're My Best Friend by MaiaMadness

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: “Ooh, you make me live! Whenever the world is cruel to me, I got you, you’re all I see. You’re the best friend that I ever had, I know I’ll never be lonely. You’re the only one. I really love the things that you do. You’re my best friend.” In lonely times when everything seems far away, Harry only has Ron to turn to.

Fourth short in my A Night at the Opera series.

Just a Blow of the Whistle by Jules_411

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Competing for the Quidditch Cup, Gryffindor and Slytherin go head to head. With the Weasley twins as commentators, the game is bound to be interesting. Rated such for slight language, but not much.