Disclaimer: J.K. Rowling owns all of the respected harry Potter characters. Terry Goodkind owns Kahlan Raul and Richard Raul and I own everything else. I really don't think that you want to sue me because I am not making any money off of this and all I want is reviews and at the moment I am broke so you couldn't get anything off me.

Harry Potter and the Green Flame Torch:

Chapter One: Where the Beginning Meets the End

"I'm sorry," he thought, "Sorry for Sirius, James, Lily and especially Harry. Harry deserves better than life with Lily's awful, muggle sister. I let that little bastard go. Wormtail! If I ever get my hands on you it will be in a death grip."

Remus Lupin wasn't really watching where he was going. He had just resigned from his job as the teacher for the Defense against the Dark Arts. Maybe that job really was haunted. The carriage had dropped him off at the edge of Hogsmeade instead of taking him to his little shack in Godric's Hollow.

After he had walked out of Hogsmeade, he was walking along a trail that led him out into the muggle world. He was still fuming and getting angrier by the minute. He ran right into a girl that was sitting in the middle of the road.

"I'm sorry! I wasn't watching where I was going!" Remus stooped down to help the girl up. There was something familiar about her.

"Oh, that's alright. I shouldn't have been in the middle of the road. I was just daydreaming I guess. Thanks for knocking me back into reality," said the girl, "What's your name?"

"Remus Lupin," he said a little skeptically.

"I think that I might have heard about you some where. Let me think. Oh! Sorry! I didn't introduce myself, my name is Christine. Christine Lillith Evans, you can call me Chris."

That was it, he knew who she was. She didn't have to say anything else.

"Would you like to come and live with me over the summer?"

"My goodness! I don't even know that much about you! I mean I don't even know your middle name or where you live or if I can trust you. But, then again I have been on the road for about a month and I am awfully tired and I don't have a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach about you so I guess I will go with you."

So they walked down the trail hand in hand. Both thinking thoughts of their pasts and neither one knew that they had changed the course of history with such a simple, kind action.

At the end of that summer…

"Goodbye Chris! I'll write to you at Raulings!" yelled Remus, waving, as the boat left port.

Chris had had a wonderful summer, except for getting locked in the attic every full moon, just in case. She had helped Remus fix up his house and to refurnish it. She had come to love Remus like a father. The father she had never had. She grew up in an orphanage in Ireland where she had lived until she was ten and she was accepted to Raulings Private Academy (RPA). She had run away from RPA before the end of her third year. She hated it there. They were extremely strict. Filch and Mrs. Norris looked like angels next to Miss Gringo and her parrot, Mary.

Remus had persuaded her over the summer to go back until he could get her transferred to another school. He was going to try for Hogwarts. She didn't think that she would get in, knowing the, differences between the school.

One thousand years ago the descendants from the four Hogwarts founders ran into a woman named Kahlan Raul and her husband Richard

She nervously anticipated what her teachers would say when she got back. She was definitely aware that she was in for a lot of detentions.

After the boat ride she get off on an island that looked like a big rock in the middle of the ocean. It was in fact the hidden location of the most prestigious private wizarding academy in Europe. It was especially for children in Ireland. If you were from anywhere else you couldn't get in no matter how hard you tried.

Chris was waiting to see her friend Sean (Shawn) and hoped that he would still like her and would forgive her for the things that she said. His twin sister Sarah, was a muggle. Funny coincidence there.

She suddenly heard a familiar voice,

"Well, look who's here, Miss 'I will never return no matter what happens' is back," said a girl with white-blond hair and strangely steel like blue eyes.

Chris didn't want to look up, she knew who was standing there and wasn't too happy to see her.

It was Cassia O'Laughlin and her stuck up sisters, Madeline and Hannah. They were the cousins of Draco, coincidentally. Let's just say they got on none too well.

"Leave me alone Cassia," said Chris and then quickly finished, "I have a… to go to the bathroom and…er… homework! Yeah! Homework! I have homework to finish." Chris was starting to get a little agitated. Her hands were wringing in her lap and her eyes were darting around the boat's compartment.

"You don't have any homework! You weren't even here to get any homework you slimy Mudblood!"

That is when Chris got really angry. Her emerald eyes started to blaze, "How dare you call me that!" said Chris, as she stood up and reached for her wand. "You don't even know who my parents were you dimwitted, substitute chemistry teacher!"

"Is that one of your stupid muggle lines? It's pretty pathetic!" said, Madeline, Cassia older, stupider sister.

"Well at least I get my lines from someone that has credibility and I don't have to get them from my younger sister," Chris wittily retorted.

"Don't talk to her like that!" Cassia screamed at her.

"Ooo! Madeline's younger sister is sticking up for her! What's next. Is your cousin Craco going to come and let you cry on his shoulder?"

"It's Draco, you twit and he wouldn't do that!" Hannah piped up.

"Really. I never would have guessed. What is this world coming to? A family that can't depend on eachother. Wow! You guys could turn into an American soap opera any day now." Chris's voice was dripping with sarcasm.

"Young lady! What are you doing here! This behavior is not accepted here!" head Professor Hamil had shown up and spotted Chris with her Eagle sharp eyes.

"Well then maybe you should just change your standards."

"Miss Evans! You are coming with me right now!"

"Ooo! (false British accent) are we off to have tea and crumpets with Queen Elizabeth? Personally I think that if you put some raspberry jelly on the crumpets it gives them a nice zest. Don't you think so Hannah dahling?

"Well, I…"

"Hannah! Don't answer her question!" Cassia yelled at her younger sister.

"That is enough Missy!" said Professor Hamil.

A second later Chris was being dragged down the corridor the evil O'Laughlins were cackling at her as she went down to the Professor's Cabin.