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Fulfilling a Destiny	By : Vampirezdarkgurl Category: Harry Potter Crossovers > Slash - Male/Male Views: 59294 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 10
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Fulfilling A Destiny

Summary-Sequel to "A Friend For Life". Before the final battle Harry hears the ultimate betrayal and decides that he'd leave. Little does he know it's the start of his destiny.

Crossover- Crossover with Charmed.

pairing(s)- Wyatt/Harry, Lucius/Severus

Rating-Nc-17

Warning(s)- Mpreg, slash, Hermione, Dumbledore bashing, AU.

Disclaimer: See first chapter.

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Chapter Two

After a night of drinking and celebrating with Lucius, Draco, and Ron, Harry decided that he would be forever grateful to the wizard that created the hangover potion...even if it tasted disgusting.

Rolling out of his bed in the Malfoy's home, Harry rubbed at his head while he tried to decide if the job teaching was really that important.

Sighing, Harry grabbed the vial of the hangover relief potion, that a house elf probably left, and downed it in one go. Once the potion was gone, Harry moved over to his temporary closet and swung the door open to pick out something nice to wear.

Pulling out a pair of black leather pants, a white shirt, and a pair of dragon skin boots, Harry made his way into the adjoining bathroom to take a shower before he had to leave.

Walking into the bathroom, Harry dropped his clothes onto the sink then stripped out of his nightclothes and tossed them into the laundry basket.

With a whistle, Harry turned the taps of the deep bathtub on and waited for the water to warm up before he jumped in and quickly washed his hair and body. Washing the suds off of his body and out of his hair, Harry then jumped out of the shower and toweled himself dry then quickly got dressed.

Making his way out of the bathroom, Harry grabbed a folder off of the desk that was in front of the large glass window overlooking the garden below.

The room was large and all of the items in the room didn't make it look any smaller. Across from the door leading out into the hallway was the large four poster bed with curtains and beside the bed was a bedside table with an alarm clock. To the left of the door was the window and the desk, and closer to the bed was the door leading into the bathroom. On the right side of the room was three tall bookcases filled with books with all different subjects and the closet with Harry's clothing.

Quickly flipping through his folder, Harry made sure that there was nothing missing then made his way out of the room and down towards the dining room.

Walking into the dining room, Harry smiled at the three already sitting at the table and asked, "Am I the only one who dealt with a hangover this morning?"

"Nope. I woke up with one too...and if I have have my way I won't ever wake up with one again." Ron said making a face.

"What's the matter Weasley can't take a little headache in the morning?" Draco asked.

Turning slightly red in the face, Ron opened his mouth to answer but was cut off by Lucius.

"Draco it is too early in the morning for you to be antagonizing our guests."

"You're right. I'm sorry...father." Draco said adding the last part after a few seconds hesitation.

Shaking his head at their antics, Harry snagged a piece of toast off of the table and said, "I've got to get going to my meeting. I'll be back in a few hours."

"Have fun Harry." Ron called out as Harry made his way towards the door to leave.

Tossing a wave over his shoulder, Harry continued out of the house and out passed the apparation wards so that he could apparate to his destination.

Casting a disillusionment charm on himself, Harry took a deep breath, focused on the memory of the picture that Paige had sent him months ago and disapparated.

Landing, Harry gave a grunt as he started to rock but still managed to stay standing. Looking around, Harry saw a few people walking in and out of stores and noticed that one store was a store that sold potion ingredients.

Dropping the charm, Harry looked around for a few minutes before he finally spotted Paige making her way towards him waving her hands above her head.

"Harry great to see you again." She said.

Cringing, Harry asked, "Are you always this peppy in the morning?"

"Peppy? Who's peppy? This is how I always am." Paige said smiling at him.

"You weren't this peppy when I first met you." Harry argued.

"I was being attacked. Of course I wasn't normal then." Paige said shaking her head making her shoulder length red hair move into her face.

"Alright I'll give you that. Now how are we going to get to the school so I can meet the new headmaster?" Harry asked.

"This is the fun part. Hold onto my arm and don't let go until we land." Paige said holding out her arm for him to take.

"If you say so." Harry mumbled grasping her arm at the elbow.

Up, up and away." Paige said before she closed her eyes.

Before he could ask her what she was talking about, Harry felt his body jerk. The next thing Harry knew he was standing in an office almost like Dumbledore's at Hogwarts.

Throwing his hands out even though he was steady, Harry looked around with wide eyes and asked, "What was that?"

"That's called orbing. It's the way that Whitelighters get around." A man with brown hair said. "You must be Harry Potter. I'm Leo Wyatt the headmaster of magic school." Standing up, Leo held a hand out and gave Harry's a short shake. "Please have a seat."

"I am." Harry said sitting down in the available seat. "I brought all the papers I thought that you might want to read over about what I'm going to teach the students that want to learn." Harry said holding out the folder that he had clutched to his chest.

"What kind of materials do you need to teach the class?" Leo asked while he flipped through the folder.

"I only need a few books. The books I can have ordered and delivered by the time classes start. The books help the students to study for the next class or just to look over if they want to. Other than that all that's needed is the students and their notebooks." Harry said.

"Very good. Now this is an elective for the students who wish to learn your type of magic so they're choosing to take it, but if you need to you are allowed to throw them out of your class." Leo said looking up from the papers he had been reading over.

"Do you think they'll be that disruptive that I'll need to kick them out?" Harry asked.

"Not all of them, but some of them might. This is just like your normal type of school. You have the studious ones, the disruptive ones, the shy ones, all the normal type of students." Leo said. "Are you willing to start teaching them this Monday? I know that it's only two days away, but if you could start then it would be great."

"I'll be more than happy to start on Monday. If the books I order aren't in, although they should be in the same day that I order them, I'll just do a lecture about what they're going to learn...although I think that's what I might do anyway. Just to introduce them to the course and give anyone who doesn't want to be there a chance to leave."

"That's wonderful. Now if that's all I'll have Paige show you to the classroom that you'll be using for your class."

"Actually I was talking to a friend of mine and we were wondering if the students would like to learn a wizarding sport. He's great at it, and I'm sure that he'd be a great teacher for it." Harry said quickly.

"We can see how it goes. Bring him with you when you come on Monday and I'll speak with him about it." Leo said.

"I'm sure that he'll like that. His dream was to play for a professional team, but I think he'll love teaching it too." Harry said standing up.

"Thank you for coming and for agreeing to teach the Wiccan witches about your magic. Even though we know about each other, the Wizarding wizards and witches tend to shy away from anyone different then themselves." Leo said.

"Thank you for giving me the chance." Harry said.

"You're welcome. Paige should be right outside the door waiting for you. Before she left to get you I asked her to give you a tour around if you wanted one."

"Thank you again, and I'll see you on Monday." Harry said making his way out of the room.

Stepping out of the room, Harry looked around for Paige and saw her standing at the end of the hall talking with a man with blondish hair and blue eyes.

Locking eyes, Harry and the stranger watched one another until Paige turned around and spotted Harry.

Quickly saying goodbye to the man, Paige made her way back over to Harry, and the man disappeared in a cluster of blue orbs.

Frowning, Harry tried to remember where he had seen those eyes before but shook his head and soon pushed it to the back of his mind.

"Ready for that tour?" Paige asked.

"Well that all depends." Harry said.

"Depends on what?"

"You don't have moving staircases do you?" Harry asked grinning.

"Moving staircases...are you serious?"

"Yeah. The school that I went to had moving staircases. They'd move whenever they wanted and it often made students late for class." Harry explained. "And we still got in trouble even if it was the stairs fault."

"Wow that's really different. But you'll be happy to know that we have no moving staircases here." Paige said laughing.

Acting over dramatic, Harry gave a sob of relief, covered his chest with his left hand, and wiped fake sweat off of his brow with his right.

"Ever think about acting?" Paige teased.

"Nah, I hate being the focus of everybody's attention."

"Isn't that where you are when you're teaching?" Paige asked raising an eyebrow.

"Yeah, but when you're a teacher you won't have rumors spread in every newspaper about you."

"Did you have problems with that before you came here?"

"Yeah, but it's a part of my past that I hope I won't ever have to relive." Harry said.

"I know that kind of feeling." Paige said remembering her parents car crash and when she went back and saw it all over again.

"So how big is this school?" Harry asked changing the subject.

"To be honest I don't know. I've never seen it from outside and I've always orbed to where ever I needed to go. I've only walked around the school once so I could know where I was orbing to."

"Does the headmaster know that you don't really know your own way around?"

"I know my way around...just not that well." Paige defended. "And Leo doesn't like formalities so I'm sure the next time you call him headmaster he'll tell you just to call him Leo."

Nodding, Harry followed her around impressed that she apparently did know where she was going.

"Do you teach potions here?" Harry asked.

"Yeah, well that's partly true. We teach the students what ingredients will react badly with others and that but our potions are used to banish demons, so we can't really teach them to make them. Do you do potions too?" Paige asked.

"Yeah, but the type of potions that wizards use are different. We have potions that will make you tell the truth, ones that take away pain, ones that allow you to have no dreams, and things like that."

"Really? What kind of ingredients do you use?"

"Blood, venom, unicorn hair, all kinds of things...too many to list." Harry said.

"Are you any good at it?"

Cringing as he remembered his many failed attempts at brewing potions, Harry just shook his head from side to side.

"No huh? Don't worry I'm not the best at making vanquishing potions either." Paige admitted. "Hey do you know someone who could teach the students those kind of potions? They'd be really helpful."

"Whoa wait a minute. You'd have to ask Leo first. I mean, we can't have my kind of magic taking over the school. They still need to learn how to control and handle their own magic." Harry protested.

"They're only here for a few hours a day. We teach them potions and spell writing in the same class." Paige protested. "I'm sure Leo would love for them to learn them. Especially ones that can help."

"I guess that's true." Harry said.

"So do you know someone who could teach potions to them?"

"I'll ask when I get back home, but I don't know if either of them will be willing to."

"That's all that I ask, and don't worry about Leo. If he has any doubts I'll tell his wife and she'll make him."

Grinning, Harry let a few laughs pass his lips then asked, "So are we almost to the classroom I'm going to use?"

"Yeah. A lot of people want to take your class so we had to split them into five separate classes. I was just going to have you do one big class in the auditorium, but when Leo took over as headmaster he decided that it would be better to give you separate classes...especially since you haven't taught before."

"I've taught before. Not professionally, but I've taught students before when I was in school. So how many students am I going to have in each class?"

"There's about twenty to twenty five students in each of your classes." Paige said stopping outside of a door with only a small window on it. "Once we're sure that you like the room we'll engrave your name in the door." She added tossing the door open.

Stepping into the room, Harry looked around and gave a whistle. "This is a really big room. Then again that will be good for when I show the students the spells and have them practice at the front of the class." Harry said.

"So you like it then?" Paige asked.

"Yeah. This room will be just fine for my classes." Harry said nodding.

"Well then. Since that's done would you like me to take you back to the place where I picked you up?" She asked.

"Do you have wards to stop people from leaving and entering here on their own?"

"No. There are only wards to keep demons from getting in...why?"

"Just so I knew if I could apparate out. That's the way I get around. It's actually like your orbing, except with apparating you feel like you're getting squeezed through a straw." Harry said.

"Oh. Well then, I'll go and meet with Leo and let him know that the rooms good for you. I might see you Monday, but I might not. So if I don't good luck with your classes."

Smiling, Harry said, "Thanks."

"No problem. See you around." She said. Giving one last wave Paige orbed out of the room.

Shaking his head, Harry closed his eyes and apparated back to the Malfoy's house.

Stepping forwards, Harry waited for the wards to recognize him before he made his way up the walkway towards the large four floor black victorian manor. Walking into the main foyer, Harry stood still for a few minutes listening for any noise that would tell him where the other three occupants of the house might be.

After he didn't hear anything, Harry called out for a house elf. "Tippy!"

Popping into the room the house elf bowed to Harry and asked, "What can Tippy be doing for Mr. Harry Potter sir?"

"Tippy where are the others?"

"Masters Lucius, Draco and Mr. Ronald Weasley sir be out in the backyard. Shall Tippy be telling masters that Mr. Harry Potter sir is back?" She asked.

"No thank you Tippy I'll just go out and join them." Harry said smiling at the small elf.

"Would Mr. Harry Potter sir be wanting a drink?"

"A cup of tea would be wonderful." Harry said.

Bowing once more to him, Tippy popped out of the room to fetch the tea.

Smiling sadly as he remembered Dobby, who was still at Hogwarts, Harry made his way out of the foyer and out into the backyard.

"Hello Lucius." Harry said sitting down beside Lucius in one of the deck chairs.

"Hello Harry. How did your meeting go?" Lucius asked glancing over the top of the newspaper he was reading.

"It went well. Leo, the headmaster, is going to talk to Ron on Monday about him teaching the students about Quidditch. There is something that I wanted to talk to you about though. Paige and I got to talking about Wiccan potions, and apparently they're really different from ours. She wanted me to talk to someone to teach the students there about them. I was wondering if you would be willing to teach them." Harry said.

"I don't know Harry. It hasn't been very long since Severus died and I don't know how Draco would be if I left him alone while I taught." Lucius said setting the paper aside.

"What if he helped Ron teach the students Quidditch? It would give him something to do and you would be right down the hall if he needed you."

"I suppose I could if Draco would be there as well. He may not have shown it, but he was torn up by Severus' passing."

"I wouldn't doubt that he was, just like I'm sure that you were as well." Harry said.

"We both were, but we are slowly pulling ourselves back together." Lucius admitted.

"So what's going on in the world?" Harry asked motioning towards the paper to change the subject.

"Unfortunately it turns out that minister Fudge ran right to the paper yesterday and told them about Voldemort's demise...and he also added in some lies about you attacking them when they tried to help you after the battle and swore to destroy the wizarding world." Lucius said sneering at the paper.

"It's nothing surprising to me. Before the battle Ron and I heard Hermione and Dumbledore plotting to throw me in Azkaban and taking over all my vaults and possessions because I was going to become the next dark lord."

"Yes, but the headmaster has gotten to Mr. Weasley's family and told them that he joined up with you. He received a howler earlier that told him if he didn't come home and turn you in they would disown him. Draco is distracting him with a game of one on one Quidditch right now." Lucius said pointing up into the sky.

"Damn interfering bastards." Harry spat. "How is he taking it?" Harry asked.

"Not very well. He has the relief that a few of his brothers are sticking with him, but I'm sure that doesn't help very much." Lucius said.

Nodding, Harry took a sip of the tea that Tippy had brought in a few minutes ago.

"How does he know that his brothers are sticking with him?"

"He received a note after the howler arrived from the twins, Charlie, and Bill letting him know that they would support him and that they didn't approve of what their parents were doing."

"Well at least he has a few family members that still care about him." Harry said. "That reminds me, did Hedwig arrive with Remus' letter?"

"No she has not been here yet. But it is a long flight from Romania to San Francisco." Lucius said.

"Well hopefully I'll hear from him soon and I'll know if he's coming here." Harry said. "Do you think that he'll believe what's written in the paper?" Harry asked.

"You're like his cub of course he won't believe those rumors." Lucius said.

"Thanks. I needed to hear that." Harry said grinning. "So do you think that The Standard Book of Spells: Years one Through Seven By Miranda Goshawk will be good for the students to learn from?"

"Yes. It's a compilation of all seven books you would buy starting from first year through seventh year. It has all the spells that you are taught at Hogwarts and quite a lot of dark spells." Lucius said.

"I know, I got the idea from my old supply lists for Hogwarts. Except this is a compilation of all her books together...and just as expensive as all seven books together." Harry said. "Oh well, my parents were well off that I don't have to worry about what a few books cost."

"That's true. I suppose if I'll be teaching those students then I should go and see what kind of books and ingredients I can purchase. Does the school not supply the supplies?" Lucius asked.

"I didn't ask and Leo didn't offer the answer, but I don't think that the Wiccans are the same as the Wizards. They hide their powers from muggles, but they still interact with them and their stores are where muggles can see them."

"That makes no difference. It is like you said, we are well off that the cost won't make a big impact in our bank vaults." Lucius said.

"Well, here's to being well off." Harry joked raising his cup up in the air.

"To being well off." Lucius replied clinking his cup against Harry's.

***END CHAPTER****

AN: Here's the end of chapter two. I hope that you all enjoyed it, but I must say please don't get used to the quick updates. I just got lucky to get this one typed up so quick.

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