As Harry navigated his early years at Hogwarts, his reputation as "The Boy Who Lived" quickly became legendary. He was a natural at nearly everything — from mastering spells to outthinking his opponents in Quidditch. But there was more to Harry than magic. He had an almost unnatural sense of timing, reflexes faster than anyone else's, and a mind that could process information faster than even Hermione's.
It wasn't long before he began to uncover more of his family's secrets. On his first visit to Gringotts, Harry was led to the Potter vault — but instead of a simple pile of gold, he found an entire chamber filled with treasures. In addition to the wealth, there were books, ancient artifacts, and tomes that whispered of another life — one where magic and assassination intertwined.
Among the vault's many treasures was a small, intricately carved chest. Inside, Harry found a collection of vials filled with a shimmering, emerald liquid: Cerebrum Viridis, the potion that had been passed down through the Potter family for generations. The potion was the source of the Potters' legendary genius, and it had been used so frequently that its effects had become part of their very genetics.
As Harry examined the chest, a faint voice echoed in his mind — a memory left behind by his parents.
"The potion is powerful, Harry, but its true strength lies in how it's used. Intelligence is a weapon, but it must be wielded with precision. You are the last of the Potter line, and with that comes great responsibility. Our family founded the Brotherhood for a reason — to protect the world from threats both magical and Muggle. And now, it falls to you to continue that fight."
The weight of his inheritance settled over Harry like a cloak. He had always known he was different, but now he understood why. His family had shaped the world from the shadows, and it was his turn to take up the mantle.