Amazing work.

Aww that near kiss was sweet. Thx for sharing

This is surprisingly good! I really love all the feats Harry managed to do, your descriptions were wonderful and not a single time was wi confused by what was happening!

Yeah ! Harry's badass !
*Rire*
Thanks !

***Pyrane***

Nice :)

That not kiss makes this feel more intimate! I just loved this oneshot and I can't wait to read the sequel!

What a great start but wait...that's the end? I've got to check for a sequel!

lol nice

At least Harry was there to protect Lucius and himself and did not actually destroy all the vampires before they could flee their haven.

Thank you. I can even understand vampires - after all, with wizards being so... ignorant? weak? conceited? it is easy for vampires to feel themselves superior, and wizards - inferior. It's just like wizards, who feel themselves superior to Muggles; wouldn't wizards find it offending if Muggles wanted to have them registered, and contained? If Muggles said that Muggles have right to know about wizards, and wizards do not have right to Obliviate them?
Good day, good night, and good luck.

I soooo love HPLM pairing when it is well-written. And this definitely is. :o) Short, but very enjoyable.

Nice work Harry. I personally would have slapped some sense into him. I'm glad Lucius is doing better now. He's strangely charismatic.

loved it thank you

Epilogue or sequel? Would just love to read more of this couple with this background as the start of the story.

This was so, so good. Quintessential Harry at his best, right here. I love that defiance you wrote him with, that streak of never-say-die that he had in canon that is beautifully developed here. I love his professional pride - how much he cares about his job, and what he does, how good he is at it and the pride he takes in being good at it, even if it's not a glamorous job.

And Lucius. Oh, poor, dear, silly Lucius. I love the way Harry rattled his cage, made him think, talked to him, was a challenge to the man. The little bits of humour in this piece were gems, too. I think this might be one of my favourite things you've ever written.