Flowerpot

Harry Potter/sekiro crossover: due to plot reasons Harry's encounter with an strange and withered japanese man has gifted him the ability to resurrect immidately after being killed which the side effect of destroying the horoux within him, but also start the spread of a deadly disease called "Dragon's Rot" as the more the he dies and resurrects the greater and farther does the disease spread. Now having to fight Voldemort as well find a cure for a virus that has the potential of wiping out magical britian Harry is in a race against time with only his trusted friends and companions at his side.

Harry fixes up old classic cars and takes them around to small shows, mostly at old diners, Fleur works at a retro diner(and wears rollerblades?)

They meet several times, but only for a few seconds. But one day, when Harry accidently bumps into her, knocking over her food tray, he apologizes by buying her some food and taking her for a drive in his classic car when she gets off work

Mutual crushes begin

Harry Potter has a small issue, he has a small bladder. It seems every hour or two, no matter the place, no matter the direness of the situation (nay, direness tends to make his situation That Much Worse) his urgency persists. It's also his deepest secret, something no one in the wizarding world has tuned into. Harry's need to leave class everyday is a norm, his familiarity with the halls of Hogwarts heightened from his very first week. As curses go, it's not one he'd complain about.

The TriWizard Tournament brings foreigners to his halls. Harry gets noticed by Fleur Delacour, who confronts him the second week at the school after seeing him enter a girl's bathroom. Desperate to not reveal his most confidential secret, he instead shows her the Chamber of Secrets and tells her the story of the dead basilisk she sees. Understanding there is more to the leetle boy than meets the eye, Fleur begins pestering him about his exploits when they cross paths in the halls.

Fleur has become overwhelmed by Weasley overbearing, after a month of dating Bill she broke it off, terrified by the family, citing that she had fallen for another man. Six months later, Fleur recieves an invite to Ron and Hermione's wedding, along with the other Delacours. Caught between a rock and a hard place, Fleur turns to the only other person also on the persona-non-grata with the Weasely. Harry Potter

Starts at yr 4 in the TWT. Context of previous years: In this 'universe', Harry, altough sorted to Gryffindor, is alone, excepts perhaps doing small talk with the lonely 3rd year Ravenclaw, who seems to be as bullied as him. On yr 1 Harry tried to befriend Ron and Hermione, however after the detention due to the dragon and the loss of points, Ron is much harsher with Harry, and him ends up distancing, having too vivids memories of his time at the Dursley's with Ron attitude. Hermione bowed to peer pressure, and she, too, distanced from Harry, and Harry having zero trust, decides to drop Hermione friendship altogether. Thus, all of the canon adventures up to 4th year end up with him alone.

For first year, he ends up finding the reason of the forbidden corridor, and since he can't rely on Hermione to study, he ends up doing a lot of it by himself, having dropped Quidditch due to the behavior of the House. Confrontation at the end is same, except Harry resolves the gauntlet with some street smarts too (ex. instead of doing the chess match, he goes back for a broom and uses it to cross)

Second year, with how school (and House) turns on him, validates his opinion on better being alone. He ends up in the CoS after stumbling by accident, hiding from students, and finds Ginnymort just about to summon basilisk again. Same fight happens again, altough it was much earlies than the canon fight date.

Third year, he sneaks away for Hogsmeade, ends up finding Sirius, having noticed the dog acted way too different to a normal one. Finds things from him, and Harry ends up getting Scabbers without anyone noticing, sends it to the Auror dept., but it ends up scaping very publicly, getting in front page of the Prophet, but Sirius is still wanted, going back to the Black Islands, since Harry told him to (and also since he doesn't completely trust him).

Now, on 4th year, having being dragged to the TWT, and again having the school turn on him, ends up finding about the dragons after seeing fire from the astronomy tower one night. First task was pretty much the same.

Fast forward to yule ball, he ends up going stag, not wanting to drag anyone to be a target, of course this also has repercussions, either Dumbledore's Frown/dissapointed stare ™️ or McGonagall's Look No.5 ™️

On the second task, he ends up finding a fake replica of his photo album as 'treasure', but also finds Gabrielle and same as canon, rescues her, unaware that security measures weren't enough, and was in risk of drowning, and so, after rescuing her, ends up with a life debt over a veela.

Due to said life debt, the day after, Delacour's parents corner Harry at some empty classroom, and ask him what he wants as repayment, explaining that veela's life debt are different from wizardkind, due to magical nature of the veela. Harry, as usual, tries to push it away / it was the right thing to do / etc., but parents insist, at which, Harry ends up telling/yelling/etc that they can't help him with what he wants.

As the parents wonder what Harry meant, and ask him so, Harry says that he wants a life free from abuse ("family", school, etc.), not having to constantly fight for his life, or fight against creatures no one else does, and also getting out of the TWT, since it involves all previous points mentioned.

After saying his piece, Harry is about to walk away from them, when magic reacts and he starts glowing, Delacour's having to shield their eyes. After glow finishes, Harry ends up transformed into a girl that looks like a younger Fleur. Delacour's parents pierce together that magic decided that repayment for life debt is making him their offspring, and since offsprings are girls, well, Harry gets changed. With that, he ends up with a new family, new school (uniform changed to Beauxbaton's), etc.

Thus, Harry has to learn to live her new life

After the war, Harry can't stand being alone at Grimmauld so he moves into a flat in a side road of Diagon. He finds out that Fleur lives next door after her divorce, but due to different social circles and work hours, they don't really connect. For a while, Harry had a fwb thing with Padma, who introduced him to a whole new world of tastes and spices before she had to move away for a job in Finland (or wherever else). So now he's trying out new dishes whenever he can.

One day, he's in the middle of cooking some Thai dish when Fleur knocks on the door, intrigued by the smell. Harry offers her a portion, but he has to get back to the kitchen. Fleur follows him and they end up catching up while Harry completes the dish. They eat it with some social lubricant wine and afterwards Harry invites her to stay for tea. There Harry is shocked by Fleur's sacrilege of dipping biscuits into her tea until they are soaked and almost breaking apart while Fleur cannot understand why you'd want to put milk in your tea. They banter back and forth and suddenly the sun has set and it's 10pm.

Fleur ends up coming by for food more often and they end up spending those evenings together. Over a few weeks, touches become more frequent and longer, goodbye kisses on the cheek tend to linger and so on. So Harry isn't surprised when they start making out after he served some Khanom Krok (Sweet Coconut Pudding).

'Harry dyes his hair red to trigger people into speaking to him about his mother' one shot

On that fateful night, Lily dies first to Voldemort’s wand, having fallen after a fierce assault to defend her baby. Voldemort offered James the option to live. There would be other women, of worthier blood and more, pureblooded, children if he would just join him and let him kill little Harry. But James refused and was slain. His courageous sacrifice triggered the protections his parents had layered on Harry and Voldemort’s killing curse was reflected back at him.

Dumbledore recognized the magic covering Harry like a comforting blanket, the echo of a father’s love. There were no truly close blood relatives to whom he could tie the protective enchantments, but the Potters have for centuries lived on the same land where they toiled, shed sweat, tears, and blood. They had been the caretakers of the Welsh Dragon Reserve for centuries, having lived there, in relative harmony with the dragons even before the Reserve got established. Though cross-breeding such as the rumours suggested, was truly impossible, some dragon magic had undeniably mixed with Potter magic over the ages.

And it is the Reserve where Dumbledore placed Harry in the end, the land whose magic resonated closely with Harry’s own. And so Harry grew up among the dragon handlers, having multitudes of adoptive uncles and aunts, becoming an unofficial mascot. He truly was loved by all the inhabitants on the reserve, of both the human and the scaly variety. Since he could walk, Harry wandered dragon lairs, played with hatchlings and was watched over by the dragon mothers. As he grew older, he had many experiences unique to him. He flew with a dragon when he was five. He helped with his first hatching when he was eight. He grew up truly bilingual, learning both English and the Dragon Sign Language that the handlers had developed to communicate with their charges. [1:30 PM] Harry comes to Hogwarts more knowledgeable about the wizarding world, a bold, decisive child, a boisterous, hot-blooded and playful boy. He is warm, attracts friends and makes rivals easily. His magic, though, reacts much more wildly than the other students. Perhaps only Seamus could match him when it came to explosions. Of all the magical elements, fire came easiest at Harry’s call. He was at home in the air. But, as friendly as he was, his ire, when roused, was a sight to behold. The young Malfoy may be called after a dragon, but he quickly learned that his magic and prowess could not compete with the wrath of a dragon, even an adoptive one.

Harry’s relationship with Fleur Delacour started as many of Harry’s activities went. Loudly. Fire was involved. Both of their friends often ran for cover for when these two fiery souls met, a spark jumped between them. With identically short tempers and their passions running high, their relationship shall never be boring or ordinary.

Fleur Delacour has serious anger management issues. Which are made even more serious by the fact that getting angry means growing feathers and throwing fireballs. But after reading a comic about the Hulk, she decides to get her anger under control and use it for good. Voldemort is about to learn why you should never anger a Veela.

And complains about the customization options. Why can I not give my character wings?! Where's the option for bird women?! ZIS IS BREAKING MY IMMERSION!!

Magic is both subtle and obvious and muggles are not blind. They have always known they live in a world of magic, wonder, and horror, and so any attempts at separation were doomed to fail. In this world, Harry Potter grows up to be a magical magistrate, tirelessly working to protect innocent people from the predations of magical monsters, but also to protect the world full of wonders from the predations of humans, keeping a balance.

Fleur Delacour, a Veela of the deep woods bordered by human civilization, watches them warily. Some encroach on her territory, but she also watches a man punish greedy humans and deal fairly with her own people. As he works and grows, she falls for him.

When she infiltrated the human town during one of their festivals, she is lost in the rain. And then he, Harry, appears and offers her assistance without asking for anything in return.

Together they enjoy the festival, and Fleur’s heart soars when he returns her interest. They fall for each other.

But she has to maintain the secret of her nature, for she has seen him fight ferociously when her kind kidnapped human youth to be their lovers and toys. And there are many both among the humans and the supernatural who would see their relationship fail.

Harry Potter always was a strange child, the Dursleys thought. He made strange faces at empty spaces and sometimes spoke to open air.

Harry, however, had a strange ability. If he came across something to which a dead person had an emotional bond, he could see that person’s spirit and talk to it. And so, even at the Dursleys, he regularly spoke to his parents, whose love bound them to him tighter than any chains.

The Dursleys soon grew very uneasy around him, because he suddenly knew things he had no way of knowing.

At Hogwarts, he is nearly overwhelmed, so many things there were somehow connected to the departed, that he had a panic attack. It was the kindly intervention of both the Headmaster, and the spirit of his many times grandparents, that he calmed down. Guided by both the spirits and the Headmaster, the young Potter learned to properly utilize his talents, honing them. After all, it is quite rare for a naturally talented necromancer to be born.

Harry had an unnerving reputation even among the students. Though he was kind, he spent more time among the dead rather than the living. For example, when the delegation from Beauxbatons came, he found a moment to talk to a silver-haired girl. He complimented her wand and casually mentioned that her grandmother loves her very much. Fleur was understandably quite unnerved by such a conversation starter. Her unease grew when the younger boy mentioned things only her departed grandmother could have known.

College AU. Fleur is a senior, a bright woman, extremely gifted, she knows she'll have a pick of jobs when she graduates. So long as she can survive one more year of the notorious dorm life. The partying, the drinking, the dancing, it's just not her scene.

She tried, she really did. Her best friend and roommate Angelina got her to go out several times when they arrived at the school, but it was never her thing (maybe she had a bad experience? Got a little too drunk and didn't like how the hangover felt?). She'd much rather read her fantasy books, go see the latest movie, or binge watch the newest TV sensation. With Angelina bringing back men all the time, she takes solace in a quiet corner of the computer center. The one with the perfect view of the campus quad and comfy couch.

Imagine her shock when she sees someone there not long after the start of the semester, all baggy clothes and messy black hair, she's just about to tell him that's her couch when she freezes.

He's reading the latest volume of her favorite book series. The series written by Hermione Granger, one of the most popular genre writers alive.

The book that doesn't come out for another two months.

She's gotta get her hands on that book.

Everyone knows the legends surrounding the Deathly Hallows. But the legends distort the true story. Instead of encountering Death and building a bridge over a river, the three Peverell brothers created the Veil, a gateway from this world to the realm of Annwn, the Otherworld. They entered, looking to bargain with the King of Annwn for the hands of his daughters. The king always valued bravery and their audacity impressed him. So he agreed, accepting all three of them into his service as his Knights, serving on the land of the living, giving them his three daughters as brides. For each brother he had a dowry, a mighty wand, a magical stone and a cloak of invisibility.

But Gwyn ap Nudd also had conditions, each brother would faithfully serve him. Their dowry was meant for them to use it in his service. As the story goes, the first brother failed in his service, bringing dishonour to his liege. His marriage was annulled and his mighty wand of Elder was cursed. This curse led the brother to his death. From then, the wand had many wielders, each time exacerbating their faults, leading them to their death.

The second brother then failed in his service, betraying his vows. His beloved wife left him and the stone, which allowed him to speak with the denizens of Annwn, started showing him maddening visions of his disappointer, yet also intangible wife, leading him to madness and suicide. Since then, the stone led its owners to madness, but it was still kept in the Gaunt family.

The third brother also failed in his service, yet his failure was the smallest, he went willingly with the King of the Underworld and pays his penance. Even so, the cloak also bears a curse now, encouraging recklessness, but also making its owner shy away from public attention. In comes Harry, inheriting the cloak and being driven to the quest to reunite the Hallows.

When he succeeds, he bears the curse from all three Hallows. It does not make him the Master of Death. Instead, Harry is given the chance to undergo the Trial of the Hallows. He must prove that he is a better man than the three brothers could ever manage to be.

Should he succeed, Gwyn ap Nudd himself would come to him. Harry would be offered a spot in the King’s court. In exchange, the King of the Wild Hunt would treat Harry’s enemies as His enemies.

To bind Harry further to his court, Gwyn ap Nudd offers him the hand of a courtier of His.

In comes the beautiful flower of the King’s court, Fleur Delacour.

Harry found himself out of sorts after the war, at the same time lacing in direction and also pulled in several at once. Grief weighed on him heavily. Fred, Dobby, Hedwig… However, the loss of his beloved owl was balanced by the fact that Hedwig had left behind a clutch. Harry didn’t know the owl gentleman that Hedwig had given her favour to. Making sure the eggs came to no harm became one of his goals. Hermione helped him out with preservation spells, so the eggs wouldn’t hatch during the war.

But the war was over, and Harry, to be honest, was thrilled watching the eggs hatch. He now understood how Hagrid felt, watching Norbert come out of his shell. And Hagrid, the gentle giant stood right beside him, tears flowing into his wild beard, as he watched Harry gently check on the white owlets.

Since then, the owlets had imprinted on Harry and followed him everywhere, riding his shoulders, hiding in his pockets, and making his hair even more of a bird’s nest.

Watching the young father and his owlets was evoking strange feelings in one Fleur Delacour (formerly Weasley, poor Bill having succumbed to a curse in an unknown tomb). She decided to help out the young man. The owlets were decidedly adorable, though she did not appreciate them finding a hideout in her hair. Stil, she found herself over at Harry’s home with increasing frequency, looking forward to helping him with the little ones. Their little ones.

I just had to get this out. This feels more like an outline but a prompt. I might actually write it at some point.

During POA, Hermione manages to grab Scabbers and Sirius is allowed back into society after Peter Pettigrew is proven to be guilty. Afterwards, Harry only spends 2 days at the Dursleys and then he is allowed to go off to Number 12 where Sirius begins teaching and spending time with Harry more with the aim of showing him more of the magical society that he can only experience with family (gatherings, attending events etc.).

Harry first meets Fleur in a party he attends with Sirius. Fleur is alone in the garden and Harry stumbles into her. After fumbling and later moving to leave, she challenges him to a wizard's duel that she narrowly wins (due to experience with actual dueling and Harry just unleashing raw power which catches her off guard, or he could straight up beat her which surprises her).

Fleur's family, considered one of the most important families in France wants to have some footing in England. Their solution? Arrange Fleur's marriage to Harry. They find this out after their duel.Although Fleur's face was neutral she was just as surprised. She knows her duty to her family and her heritage so she accepts it. However she wants to understand and get to know Harry first before marrying which her mother accepts.

Harry spends the rest of his summer in France, visiting their house from time to time. During their meetings Fleur would always challenge Harry to a duel. Gabrielle, of course, wants to marry Harry. Despite their arranged marriage, Harry manages to talk to her with ease and she enjoys their bouts.

Harry still goes to the Burrow to meet up with Ron and everyone else for the Quidditch World Cup. He fails to mention about his arranged marriage. He just knows that Fleur will be there too but with her friends.

Part 2:

Harry still goes to the Burrow to meet up with Ron and everyone else for the Quidditch World Cup. He fails to mention about his arranged marriage. He just knows that Fleur will be there too but with her friends. She hopes she can meet him somewhere there to introduce to her best friend (who she has not revealed about the arranged marriage as well) .

During night time (when the DE attacks) he gets separated from Ron and Hermione. he comes across someone being shouting and trapped, surrounded by 2 DE. She saves that girl by some miracle. It turns out this girl is the daughter of the French Minister of Magic (and is also the best friend of Fleur Delacour). She takes an initial liking at Harry and mentions that they might meet again soon. Gives Harry a kiss on the cheeks and Harry notes that she has a warm/cheerful personality.

Harry and Fleur did not get to meet again as travel was explicitly banned for a few days following the attack. Fleur wrote to Harry asking if he was okay. They start writing more as Harry begins missing the days spent in their courtyard. Fleur also mentions that they might be meeting again.

The daughter of the minister (let's call her Charlotte for now) came for the Triwizard Tournament, and everybody swooned as she was very beautiful and comes from a very noble family. Ron of course was smitten. Ginny rolled her eyes and Harry smiled. Then Fleur came in and everybody was silent. She was devastatingly beautiful that day and Harry almost wanted to stop everyone from staring at his betrothed. Everyone was dumbfounded. Ron says she must be a Veela.

Last part:

During the feast, Charlotte comes over asking about the bouillabaisse and says hi to Harry and asks if she could bring him over to her best friend. She drags him by his arm towards Fleur who quickly grew red but managed to keep a neutral face. Agreeing through their letters that they would keep their arrangement private until they figure out about their relationship, they awkwardly say hi to each other like it was their first time.

This is very much flowerpot. Charlotte is just there to add spice or whatever as her warm/bubbly nature will somehow make Fleur take decisive steps about her feelings towards Harry.

The War was over, Harry had Defeated Voldemort, although it was hard to say they won. Voldemort's final play was to unleash the Hordes of hell into the earth with the final beat of his heart.

In the 10 years since then Harry once more lead the light against the inhuman monsters of the Hells, even with alliances with some of the more Intelligent members of Hell intent on stemming the flow and regain control the war was near impossible. That is until Fleur Weasley, Widow and raid captain found a stash of magical books and items that once were held by Voldemort himself.

Time Travel

But the magical need was too strong for one man, they would need many... They would need a Sorcerer and that Sorcerer would need a Coven around him. There was only 1 sorcerer Fleur would trust with this. Harry James Potter.

Harry and the Coven head back to start of the Voldemort war intent on ending the war before it can start as well as putting their Few Demonic Allies into a better position to prevent a future spill

• Harry/Fleur/Harem, Include some lesser seen characters like Su Li, The Carrow Twins and the like

• Harry and the Light aligned with the Succubi/Incubi from hell, who are tired of the war between the Wrathful and Prideful (That they are caught between and often die) which has spilled into the human world

• The Lustful send a Succubus to act as a Consort for Harry who is in the Harem and goes back in time with them (although they might have to summon her specifically again)

• Covens are very sexual and intimate, while they don't have to be permanent, due to the Covens history even when returning to a safe time period have become overly attached

okay, I have a soulmate AU, but wait hear me out on the soulmate thing. So get this, in order to find your soulmate, you have to sing. When you sing, your soulmate hears it, and it's beautiful and all that jazz, and you'll know it's your soulmate because of the innate magic that's a part of the whole soulmate schtick. If your soulmate is a Veela, you'll know it immediately, because, while the non-veela male (or female) has no desire to sing, the Veela mate will pick up the slack and sing for you, because they're distantly related to Sirens.

When Harry Potter re-enters the Wizarding World, he has no desire to sing, never has before, and doesn’t now. All of the wizarding world knows that this means he has a Veela mate. Everyone congratulates him when they find out, as Veela are supposedly the most beautiful of singers, in addition to being otherworldly beautiful women. Harry smiles and tells people, "yes, I’m very lucky, her singing is beautiful."

Only, he's lying, because he's never heard his soulmate sing before.

Fleur Delacour is mute.

Fleur is a spy for the French ministry. She has to “build a family” in order to complete her latest mission. When she unknowingly adopts a natural legilimens for a daughter and enters into a fake marriage with an assassin with striking green eyes, things get complicated.

Based off of Spy x Family

Harry starts receiving messages from a mysterious admirer. This is not the first time it happened, but it’s the first time they intrigued him. From the subtle fragrance of wafting off the messages, to the neat, elegant handwriting of the notes, to the touching verses of the poems left there by the admirer.

While his friends joke a bit about the situation, Harry grows interested in the person behind the poems which describe the longing in the heart of the writer, the desire to be worthy of standing at his side, how he inspired them to be better. The desire to help him as much as he had helped them.

And so Harry follows the clues left in the messages, until he finally arrives at a moonlit clearing where he finds Fleur Delacour, smiling shyly at him, sitting and cradling a magnificent harp. And illuminated by the stars and the moon, bathing in silvery light, Fleur starts playing and singing for the audience she desires the most, putting her all in the performance.