The spell of the islands
When Harry Potter was 14 years old, after the Triwizard Tournament and the fall of Voldemort, he was sent by Dumbledore to spend a few weeks in Hawaii, away from the war. It was there that he met Leilani Keawe, a Hawaiian apprentice witch. It was different from all the others: free, mysterious, with a magic rooted in the land, the ocean and Polynesian traditions. They fell in love, as if carried away by a spell more powerful than themselves. But Harry had to leave, not knowing that she was carrying his child. Seven years later, Kainoa, their son, grew up in Hawaii. He already shows amazing magical talents: he can feel the sea talking to him, control the winds, and his eyes shine like Harry's. Harry, on the other hand, never stopped thinking about her. He is still in love, but the British Ministry of Magic, worried that Harry is attaching himself to a powerful and independent foreign witch, forbids him to return to Hawaii.
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When Harry Potter was 14 years old, after the Triwizard Tournament and the fall of Voldemort, he was sent by Dumbledore to spend a few weeks in Hawaii, away from the war. It was there that he met Leilani Keawe, a Hawaiian apprentice witch. It was different from all the others: free, mysterious, with a magic rooted in the land, the ocean and Poly...Read more