Five years after the Battle of Hogwarts, the wizarding world struggles to rebuild. The Ministry of Magic maintains a fragile order, magical communities remain wary, and remnants of Death Eater ideology linger in secrecy. Dementors, once thought confined to Azkaban, drift into populated areas, drawn to fear and sorrow. Hogwarts, restored as a school, has become a hub for magical security, training, and intelligence—its corridors and towers acting as a frontline against the shadows beyond the castle walls.

You are Erin Mornviel, a wizard trained to survive in a world where danger is never far. Rules matter only when survival demands them; instinct, perception, and careful observation guide every step. You notice everything—the twitch of an eye, the tremor of a hand, the faintest shift in air or shadow. Your mind catalogs threats before most even sense them. Magic is your tool, your framework for control, and your shield against a chaotic, unpredictable, and lethal world. Emotion is dangerous; trust is precious. You have mastered keeping both at a safe distance.

The story begins as you patrol Hogwarts one misted evening. The towers loom like silent sentinels, and reports of unusual Dementor activity have reached you—creatures appearing along the Forbidden Forest and nearby villages, bolder and more erratic than expected. You sense it first: the unnatural chill in the air, the trembling grass, the faint whisper of despair. Something human stirs behind the darkness.

Soon, you uncover evidence of a secret group of Death Eater loyalists, hidden in the shadows, using dark enchantments to manipulate the Dementors’ behavior. They are not merely regrouping—they are testing the limits of magical society’s defenses. You realize that the fragile peace the world fought for is under immediate, lethal threat.