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Blood Filled Chalice	By : Blackkitten23 Category: Harry Potter > Slash - Male/Male Views: 50892 -:- Recommendations : 3 -:- Currently Reading : 11
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Pairing: Yaoi M/M, Harem – top Harry x bottoms Fred / George / Albus / Gellert / Severus / Tom (TMR) / Aberforth
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The fireworks of pleasure between lovers were followed by actual fireworks! Seven large firework dragons, to be precise, and one had a human in its mouth …
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“Oh shit!” Harry exclaimed right before diving out the window to catch the person now falling to the ground with the enchanted sparks fading away. “Got you- … oh fuck. Noles?” He asked slightly, recognizing the man he caught in mid air as the one who has been pretending to be a teaching assistant as he secretly guarded Tom.
“Yeah.” The very crispy and smoldering human croaked out in pain. “Intruder.” He managed to gasp as Harry quickly flew back to the castle through the broken windows.
Harry carefully set Noles down and tried to catch the scent of anything other than smoke. The cardboard box that was very much out of place in that hallway provided the answer. “Nagini.” He sighed recognizing her scent in the box,but the serpent was long gone. Since there weren’t any other scents or dead intruders he figured she mistook poor Noles as an enemy and left when she saw Harry catch him. “She must’ve thought I’d kill you, but how did she even get back here? … Noles?” Harry didn’t like the odd silence and quickly turned to the injured Auror.
The guard seemed to be staring off in a daze with glazed eyes, “… big swing.” He mumbled as his glazed, unfocused eyes landed on Harry’s dick, which was just swinging freely.
“Oh.” Harry glanced down and remembered that he didn’t bother dressing in his rush to save Noles. After a flex of his magic to create a pair of simple blue jeans he checked the Auror’s wounds. “So many burns … and definitely a concussion … umm I’ll go floo the minister, ok?” He winced as the burnt skin crackled when the poor Auror tried to nod.
The creature went into Gellert’s living quarters, through the actual doorway for once, and went to get help. If he hadn’t used so much of his fluids in his mating then maybe he could heal Noles, but, suffice to say, he was a little too drained after putting his mates to bed. After a quick peek in the bedroom to make sure his mates were sleeping peacefully he closed the door and went to the floo. With a quick flex of his magic he saw the embers flare up.
“Minister Fudge?” It took a moment before the creature saw the ember version of the puzzled face he wanted appear in the fire. “I’m very sorry if I flooed at a bad time, but there’s a bit of a problem here and Noles needs a healer.”
The minister’s ember face disappeared for a moment before returning, “Are you using a Hogwarts floo?”
The creature blinked, “Yes-“
“Good. Move aside, please. We’re coming through.” Cornelius said bluntly before vanishing again.
Harry didn’t even have a second to be confused about why the minister didn’t want a password before jumping back when ten Aurors flooed through. After avoiding being trampled he collected his thoughts and cast a silencing charm on the bedroom door before quickly guiding them out of the room. As the Aurors immediately tended to Noles, Harry waited calmly hoping his mates would just sleep peacefully.
“Do you know where the assassin is? We need to start investigating immediately.” The minister said seriously as he watched his Auror being carefully carried away so he could be healed in St. Mungo’s. It seems Noles wounds were a bit too severe for a simple potion to fix it and a team of healers will be needed.
“About that …” Harry groaned and sighed. “I don’t think it was someone attacking Tom, but actually Noles. How Nagini got back to the castle is beyond me, but I can smell her here and this,” he gestured to the destruction, including broken glass and scorched stones, “is definitely something she’d do to protect Tom.”
Cornelius shot Harry a thoughtful look, “Do you know where she is right now?”
“Ummm … she mentioned the Chamber of Secrets before so she could be there. I know where it is and can get you inside, but why would you want to know?”
Fudge pointed to two of the 7 Aurors who didn’t help transfer Noles to St. Mungo’s, “You two will remain here and guard Mr. Riddle. The rest will come with me and Harry.” Cornelius ordered and looked at Harry. “There’s something I wish to confirm and I believe only Nagini can do that.”
Considering that the conversation stopped there Harry figured he wasn’t going to get any answers. For now he just led the stunned Aurors through the previously unknown hidden hallways and down to a doorway with elegant snakes carved in it. Up until now there was a strange silence over them, but his whispers of parseltongue to unlock the door prompted a curious minister to ask some odd questions.
“From what I heard from your father you have an ability to adapt both physically and magically so did you learn everything even how to hack a ministry floo?” Cornelius asked bluntly with a slightly sharp tone.
The creature winced immediately worried that he just landed himself on the list of dangerous creatures and all he did was open a door. “Yes. Everything I see as dangerous or that injures me has caused some sort of change. As a child I was not too much different than a human, but I found a snake and started speaking parseltongue after a few days and … about the floo, I really didn’t mean to. After a few of my mentors on that academic program forgot to give me their floo passwords my magic started linking to the floos automatically.”
Cornelius sighed, “Can’t blame you, I guess. This will be good to know in case you have litters. I don’t need a bunch of kids interrupting secure floo calls.”
“Oh, I’ll have to remember that.” Harry muttered sheepishly as a couple Aurors snickered. “I smell a fresh scent coming from further in. She’s definitely here.”
An Auror gulped as he stepped passed an old, but very big fang, “errr … exactly how big is this Nagini?”
“Nowhere near that big.” Harry very quickly said before any Auror panicked and tried something like attacking Nagini. He was already trying to tiptoe around the fact that she killed Minerva, he didn’t need her butchering some poor Aurors. “Those teeth were from a basilisk my father and I relocated years ago.”
The minister stopped in his tracks a moment and glanced at Harry, “I’ve been poking around and now that I see you clearly know more about this castle than anybody something needs to be cleared up. If you and your father were able to relocate a basilisk without bothering anyone and learn of passages I never knew existed then I need to know how it is that no one else knew of you even being with Hagrid when there were students here most of the year. Did no one ever see you with Hagrid?
Harry felt the slight tension as the other Aurors seemed a bit too ready to arrest someone, “Isn’t that something that should be saved for the trial?”
“To be fair I’m a bit curious about the creature I never knew existed. Since we’ll be busy with our own mission I,” Cornelius scratched his cheek sheepishly. “I kind of wanted a sneak peak. Besides, I’d like to help with the trial after this mess is cleared up if I can so I need to know as much as I can. Especially since the goblins say the trial is starting early morning.”
The scent of a certain serpent hit Harry’s nose and he gestured for them to follow as he led them through the halls of the chamber, “That was scheduled much faster than expected. I only just owled my representative.”
“Things in the ministry can take a bit longer, but we gave the goblins full rein so we could investigate and Gringotts never dawdles around with anything.” Fudge commented. He raised an eyebrow when he spotted the odd sight of a large crate that was filled with various items that were almost arranged so it was like a house. The snake in question was coiled up at a desk made of books and just flipping through a magazine. “Interesting .”
“You have no idea.” Harry mumbled a bit amused at the serpent’s chatter, which, as usual, was only heard by his sharp creature ears.
‘I see! My mind is still as sharp as my fangs! Master’s skin cloth was from this skin cloth book! I knew it looked familiar.” Nagini hissed in amusement as she closed the magazine filled with naughty items. ‘My master must’ve found my letter … I put the name and issue of the book so he might’ve-‘ Nagini suddenly noticed the people approaching her den. ‘Good to see my master’s mate dealt with the intruder so quickly … how did you recover so fast after filling my master and his friends? Did you rest in Gellert? That swing did look comfy.’
Harry raised an eyebrow, ‘I don’t even want to know how you know about that.’ He sighed as the serpent hissed in amusement. “Anyway, about that guy you torched with fireworks. He was actually Tom’s Auror bodyguard. Speaking of, the minister wants to talk with you.” Harry said, forcing himself to speak English instead of parseltongue so the other humans present could understand.
Cornelius looked at Nagini carefully, “We know Harry removed you from the castle because of an injury.” Fudge commented as he shifted his gaze to Harry, who remained calm.
Maybe the minister hoped Harry would either translate or accidentally reveal something. Whatever the case it made the tense slightly. If Nagini wasn’t a creature that was rated relatively high on the list of dangerous creatures he wouldn’t be so concerned. Nagini was a rare case in many respects, besides the sass. Despite being on the list of dangerous creatures she was allowed in the school because she is a familiar and aware of who not to kill, namely students. Death Eater or not, the killing of Minerva might put Nagini in the same position Harry feared years ago. After all, she did seem to hunt the woman down instead of raising the alarm. It worked out well, but that subtle distinction can be a blurry and dangerous area of politics for creatures.
“We also know that the floo had to be turned on so that means Minerva McGonagall, whose magic was sealed due to Sirius’s old cuffs, could not floo out. Your scales were found there so I’d like to know what happened to her if you don’t mind.” Cornelius asked. In all honesty he didn’t care if the former headmistress was dead. He just wanted the details so he knew how to approach his attack on the Dark Lord Gaunt, but he didn’t really use the best approach considering creatures and the ministry are not on the best terms with each other.
While Harry took this conversation as an accusation and was worried about what might happen, Nagini was not stressed at all as she used her tail to scribble a response. ‘My master’s mate must’ve told you that he removed me from the office. I was wounded. Your Auror wounded me further because of his mistake. I only know I nicked her with my fangs and that she has things like this crate that could’ve helped her escape.’ She wrote, managing to use her fight with Noles, which she didn’t apologize for, as a cover up for the lack of wounds from the night she ate Minerva.
The minister knew the snake was too skinny to have just eaten a human so he just assumed Minerva got away using a method like the one Nagini mentioned. “This crate?” Cornelius commented as he, his Aurors and Harry took a closer look at the crate she was calmly coiled in.
Harry’s eyes widened before wincing when the bright light of a light spell nearly blinded him, “Could you move your wands? I can’t see.” Harry commented and was very grateful when they did dim the charm for his sensitive eyes. “This crate is a creature trap. My dad finds these once in a while.”
One Auror frowned and looked closer, “I thought unicorn poaching was a problem in some forests, but it happens even here?”
“Yeah, but,” the creature leaned in to examine the markings on the outside of the crate. “This is a trap for something much bigger than a unicorn … I think this trap is big enough that it’s target could only have been the very basilisk who lived here.” He said wondering if Minerva put it down here somehow so she could catch her master’s basilisk. The runes did look like her handwriting and she was one of the few who knew of the giant serpent.
Cornelius tapped his chin thoughtfully, “Can you open it enough so we can see where it goes?”
The creature shrugged, “I can try, but I might not be able to make it stretch wide enough to open the back.”
The minister looked at Nagini, who simply slithered out of the box, and nodded, “Since Nagini seems to have allowed us to use her crate then give it a try.” He said as his Aurors levitated the snake’s things out and set them out of the way. After what she did to Noles they were very careful and extra respectful so as to not piss her off.
As asked Harry crouched down and stepped into the relatively small crate. Once he spread his wings and the crate’s walls easily grew to accommodate the size of the creature, but as Harry expected the back, or bottom of the crate depending on how you think of it, didn’t change. With a shrug Harry raised his foot and pressed it hard against the wooden panel. That seemed to do what he wanted because that back fell away like a drawbridge revealing that it was an enchanted crate that led to a fancy, but vacant dungeon like room lit with gold torches and smelled of incense.
“You three stand guard. Everyone else, follow me.” Cornelius ordered quietly and they humans moved around Harry to very carefully explore this hidden place.
‘The nerve of those foolish Aurors. First the stupid one was pretending to be an intruder, not that he fooled my brillant mind. I was simply getting even for him hexing my lovely scales and now these fools leave my master’s mate to hold a door for them. Ungrateful!’ Nagini hissed in irritation.
Harry tried to adjust his grip as his wings started to strain under the trap’s spring like pressure and sighed, ‘Sure, you weren’t fooled. Noles just launched some fireworks at himself. Yeah, makes sense.’ Harry said sarcastically, ‘he never intended to pretend to be an intruder. You apparently knew I was with Tom so why didn’t you wait until he made some sort of move to even open the door before attacking him? He wouldn’t have hexed you at all if you just waited.’ He muttered recalling how bad the Auror looked. Of course, the timing was worse for Noles since Harry used a lot of fluids thoroughly mating his horny lovers and didn't even have a drop left to provide some pain relief let alone heal him.
‘Such a risk could not be allowed. My master was finally seducing and presenting himself for prime filling, which you did to some satisfaction. I couldn’t let that be interrupted even if it cost my beauty.’ She said huffing as she examined some cracked scales. ‘I will need 2 or 3 sheddings to recover.’
‘Poor you.’ Harry sighed, but then blinked. ‘What do you mean by some satisfaction?’ For a split second his mind went straight to his exhausted mates. When he left they were passed out with flushed faces and cum pouring out of their sexy asses so how is that ‘some satisfaction’?
“Here they come.” Said one of the Aurors, who Harry nearly forgot about, waiting near the entrance and he was right. The minister and his group were indeed headed back and rather fast too. “Sir, what ha-“ the worried Auror was silenced by a simple gesture from the minister.
Cornelius and his team quietly, but effectively, signaled everyone to go back in the chamber quickly. Once they were back on the Hogwarts side of the enchanted crate and Harry let the crate close, the minister kneeled near Nagini. “Name your price.”
It was a comment that stunned Harry so much he missed the comment directed to him as he watched the serpent write her demands, “umm what?”
“I said we need the crate open as far as possible … but I admit the ministry doesn’t have a good history with creatures. It would be safest if I didn’t explain what we found, but let me assure you it will help. Could you help spread the word to any creatures who’d be willing to help?” The minister asked hopefully.
“I can …” Harry let his sentence trail off as he wondered what the minister saw. “Many of the creatures I know are considered dangerous, more so than werewolves, or just don’t get along with humans. As long as I know they will be safe I will tell them to meet you at the edge of Hogsmeade.” Harry said leaving no room for an argument there. The forest around Hogsmeade will be safe neutral grounds and will be an easy escape route if things went bad.
“This will not be about ministry vs creatures though I do understand your concern. Tell everyone this is about a little revenge against Death Eaters … and we’re going to need a lot of people. The trial will be making big waves by tomorrow so ask everyone to arrive in the middle of the afternoon. I did leak a little information on that to get everyone focused on that, sorry.” Cornelius admitted with a concerned frown.
“I see. I’ll get the word out, but the actual basilisk the trap is meant for won’t come. Lord Gaunt had some level of control over her and she won’t want to risk it.” Harry said before he gaped in shock when he spotted Nagini’s list. “Isn’t that asking a lot-“ he blinked when the minister simply skimmed the list and signed off on it in his own blood.
Whatever the crate led to must’ve been important for him to instantly sign a list that includes things like ‘deluxe snake house’ and hot tub. Harry suspected it was a direct line to the dark lord if he was told to mention Death Eaters. Of course, if that was the case he had better make the trial interesting. Keeping all eyes on him will be a huge change for him, but it will do wonders for an ambush.
Nagini huffed, ‘I had better get all of my demands for this inconvenience.’ She muttered as the Aurors, who couldn’t risk damaging the enchanted crate with magic, worked together to move the heavy crate. ‘That goes for you too!’ She hissed at Harry as they followed the Aurors.
Harry blinked as he made sure the Aurors made it up the stairs and into the hidden hallways safely, ‘What demands do you have for me?’
‘My master and his friends have discussed many dreams in the past and you are expected to fulfill them, including hatchings and … what was that thing they wanted built? … dungeon… no, sex dungeon.’ She said. She was pleased that she remembered the right word.
‘Oh …’ Harry muttered with a blush. That serpent was most likely telling another perverted truth, but he did get the feeling she was also trying to avoid the Noles topic ...
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