What if Voldemort was victorious in the battle of Hogwarts?

It was a dark and stormy night when the final battle between Harry Potter and Voldemort took place. This time, however, the outcome was vastly different from what had been predicted. Despite Harry’s valiant efforts, Voldemort emerged victorious and claimed the ultimate prize: control of the wizarding world.

As Harry lay defeated on the battlefield, Voldemort reveled in his triumph. The once-great wizarding community was now under his iron-fisted rule. Fear and terror gripped the wizarding world as Voldemort’s followers, the Death Eaters, roamed the streets, hunting down those who dared to resist their new leader’s rule.

The once-great Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was no more. Voldemort had burned it to the ground, leaving nothing but rubble and ashes in its place. In its place, he built a new school, one designed to mold young witches and wizards into loyal followers of the Dark Lord. Children as young as 11 were taken from their families and forced to attend this new institution, where they were subjected to cruel and inhumane treatment in the name of training them in the ways of the Dark Arts.

The Ministry of Magic was no more. Voldemort had dismantled it, replacing it with a puppet government of his own creation. All opposition was silenced, either through death or imprisonment in the dungeons of Azkaban. The once-free press was now controlled by the new regime, spreading only the propaganda that Voldemort and his followers wanted the wizarding world to hear.

The wizarding world was now a bleak and desolate place, with people living in constant fear of speaking out against their new leader. Muggle-borns and half-bloods were hunted down, their families torn apart, and their homes burned to the ground. The once-thriving wizarding economy was now in shambles, as Voldemort’s brutal policies drove businesses and industries to the brink of collapse.

Those who tried to resist Voldemort’s rule were dealt with harshly. Many were imprisoned in the dungeons of Azkaban, never to be seen again. Others were publicly executed as a warning to others who might dare to resist. The once-proud Order of the Phoenix was disbanded and its members hunted down and killed or forced into hiding.

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