The Hidden World
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Published 11/29/2023
Harry Potter's heart pounded in his chest as he and the Weasleys followed Ludo Bagman through the crowded campsite. The Quidditch World Cup was about to begin, and Harry couldn't have been more excited. He had been looking forward to this event all summer, and now that it was finally here, he could hardly believe it.
As they made their way to the Top Box, where they would be watching the match with Mr. Crouch, Harry couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. He kept thinking about the dream he had had just a few nights before, in which a Muggle caretaker was murdered by Lord Voldemort and Peter Pettigrew.
The dream had felt so real, and Harry couldn't shake the feeling that there was something more to it than just a nightmare. But he didn't want to worry Ron or the Weasleys with his concerns, so he kept them to himself.
Once they were settled in the Top Box, Harry tried to push his worries aside and focus on the match. The teams from Ireland and Bulgaria took to the field, and the crowd erupted into cheers as they kicked off.
For a while, Harry was able to forget about his concerns as he watched the thrilling game unfold. But then something happened that made his blood run cold.
In one corner of the stadium, a group of wizards suddenly appeared out of thin air. They were dressed all in black robes, their faces hidden beneath hoods. They moved quickly and quietly through the crowd, causing panic and chaos wherever they went.
Harry's heart sank as he realized what was happening. These were Death Eaters – followers of Lord Voldemort – and they were attacking Muggles.
He looked over at Mr. Crouch for help, but to his horror, he saw that Mr. Crouch was nowhere to be found. In his place sat Winky the house-elf, who was staring at the chaos with a look of terror on her face.
Harry knew he had to do something. He couldn't just sit there and watch as innocent people were hurt. Without thinking, he jumped to his feet and ran towards the commotion.
"Harry, no!" Ron shouted, but Harry didn't listen. He pushed his way through the crowd, his eyes fixed on the Death Eaters.
As he got closer, he could hear their cold, cruel laughter. They were enjoying this – reveling in the fear and panic they were causing. It made Harry sick to his stomach.
He looked around for a way to stop them, and that's when he saw it – a wand lying on the ground. It must have been dropped by one of the Death Eaters in their haste to cause chaos.
Harry picked up the wand and pointed it at the nearest Death Eater. "Stupefy!" he shouted, and a jet of red light shot out of the wand, knocking the Death Eater off his feet.
For a moment, everything was silent as everyone turned to look at Harry. Then all hell broke loose as the Death Eaters turned their attention to him.
Harry ducked behind a nearby tent as curses flew through the air around him. He knew he was in over his head – these were experienced wizards who would stop at nothing to bring him down.
But he couldn't give up. He had come too far and fought too hard to let Voldemort win now. Gripping the stolen wand tightly in his hand, he took a deep breath and stepped back into the fray.
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