Harry Potter and the Adventure Through the Multiverse

Prologue: A being above all and everyone

"Are you sure about this, dear?", a peerless woman asked as she looked at the back of a man with short, black hair. Below them, stars shone in the endless space.

The man, with his bright eyes, looked out into the starlit space.

"Why not?", he laughed in an amused manner. "The person before me left because he wanted to have his own adventure. I, have my beloved wives and, before that, I had already had a great adventure."

The man turned and looked at his wife, who despite speaking with warning, had a smile full of expectation and amusement.

"I know such a thing, dear. But, as your wife, it is my duty to stress the dangers and such..."

"And that does not stop you from having fun with all this," the man commented, smiling once more.

"Can you blame me?... It's always fun and exciting to be by your side. It's one of the reasons I fell in love with you. Besides, this idea of yours could either be a disaster or result in something truly worth seeing."

"Besides... Ever since you ascended to a level even above the heavens, not much has happened that's truly interesting to watch."

"My dear wife, you still have that mischievous behavior from years ago...", the man shook his head, but his movements and words showed the love he had for the woman.

"Then...", the woman began, speaking slowly and languidly. "Will it be one? Or several?"

"Let's start with one... Then, if I find it insufficient, we'll connect more to the first."

"OH! That's even more fun."

The man smiled as he raised his hand and created a bright orb of many colors. And then he let it fall into the infinity of stars, galaxies, and planets below him.

The woman walked over and approached the edge of where they were standing, watching as the orb fell into a particular place, passing through different dimensions and universes.

"Interesting!" she said.

"Hahahaha! Of all places!" the man laughed loudly.

"I hope he doesn't find out you played like a crazy lunatic in that place, dear wife!" the man exclaimed in amusement as his wife gave him an adorable pout.

"Don't laugh!"

"Now... don't be mad, it's just starting," the man looked down, as if he was closely watching what was happening with the orb he dropped.

. . .

In a tower of an ancient and huge castle, a boy with glasses, black and messy hair, watched with bewildered eyes as an orb of different colors entered a large piece of parchment in his hands.

"What the hell!" the boy screamed as he saw letters appear on the parchment.