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Promptly Potter Chapter Titles Day 30

Chapter Title: Flight Of The Prince

Details: The Death Eaters who had stormed Hogwarts through the Vanishing Cabinet make their escape. The attack had a high price especially the death of Albus Dumbledore.

Seems like there was no way to get rid of the Death Eaters. Harry was beside himself and tired of fighting them. It was getting dark and the moon would be red tonight. Harry remembered how the full moon and mark of Voldemort turned the ones to ashes who had tormented the farm family. Harry was outside with Ron looking at the sky.

"What are you thinking Harry?"

"Maybe the red moon will take care of the Death Eaters." Harry was deep in thought.

Sure enough the Death Eaters showed up. Harry was nervous. Hedwig was flying over head and dropped off a package. Harry looked at the package and opened it. Some pink and red dust. In the sky, the mark of Voldemort again.

"Okay, Ron, let's do this." Harry handed Ron some of the pink and red dust and they threw it on the Death Eaters and a purple haze appeared and Harry and Ron flew on their broomsticks to the moon and dropped more dust on the Death Eaters and the Death Eaters turned to smoke and dust. Harry came to face to face with the Death Eater Prince in the sky. He wore black and red and his face looked liked the devil. He had horns and a tail. Harry and Ron were scared but Harry knew if he got rid of the Prince, the Death Eaters would cease to exist. The Death Eater Prince pointed his finger at Harry and Harry flew under the moon as sparks flew over him. Harry took his wand and pointed it at the Death Eater Prince and the mark of Voldemort fell on him and he turned into fire under the red moon. He screamed and was on fire and fell to the ground. The moon was normal again and Voldemort's Mark was gone. Harry had killed the Prince. The Death Eaters would never come back. Harry and Ron were so relieved. Dumbledore was gone but they would lose no one else to the Death Eaters! Sadly, they were mistaken.