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In a street in London an Old Man who was dressed like a typical wizard walked through the streets until he came to a stop in front of a building that was built akin to a Victorian Era building, and the gates was a coat of arms that composed of a shield and a pair of golden wings.

Was he making a right choice? Or was he dooming a child into becoming another Tom Riddle?

But one thing was for certain things have changed a lot in the Muggle world, things weren't as they were since the witch hunts and the Victorian Era, perhaps... he hoped that young Harry may find someone who would call his family.

Then he turned to face a cat that was standing stiffly on a ledge.

"If it weren't for the fact that you weren't standing so stiffly Minerva I would have thought you were a statue of a Cat." The old man quipped in a humorous tone.

And so the cat jumped off of the ledge and turned in a woman in her late mid 40s with greying brown hair and clothing that consisted of a typical black pointy witch hat, an emerald cloak, and black robes underneath.

"Hello Albus." McGonagall said as she faced the man.

"I hope you have been doing nicely lately, my dear?" Albus asked with a small smile on his face.

"Now that the war is over... I feel deeply relived, however... I feel that we aren't going to hear the last from... Voldemort." McGonagall said the name with a bit of struggle.

"I see that you are still struggling to pronounce Voldemort's name." Albus said.

"Well unlike you Albus, you-know-who has been a great menace to the people, and has made us fear him." McGonagall said with a small frown.

"I know, but names have as much power as we give them, and I believe that fearing Voldemort further will make him more powerful." Albus told Minerva.

"I don't know how you deal with this Albus." Minerva said as she let out a sigh, trying to understand how Albus could deal with the angst of having to deal with a Dark wizard like Voldemort, but facing someone like Grindelwald probably had something to do with Albus' behavior.

"You get used to it. However, there are different matter that we have to discuss, no?" Albus said as he looked at the professor of transfiguration.

"Please Albus, tell me that James and Lily are alright?" Minerva asked Albus.

"..." Silence was the response that greeted Minerva.

"So... they are really dead?" Minerva asked Albus, who simply nodded.

"Sadly..." Albus quietly said.

"Oh no..." Minerva said in a tone that wasn't above that of a whisper, as she began recalling the times of two of her students.

James and his friends may have been rowdy, during their initial years of Hogwarts, but Lily had done some good to James and he mellowed out and become a good man.

And Lily... she was one of the students that she had the greatest pleasure of teaching, and knowing that such a bright and intelligent witch like is dead...

"We can mourn later, now... what can you tell me of the Orphanage?" Albus asked Minerva.

"I assume you are familiar with the Organization Schicksal?" Minerva asked Dumbledor.

"Indeed, they were when the Berlin outbreak started in 1953, and when Grindelwald planned to use the beasts of collapse during the second World War." Albus said recalling the times when he encountered Schicksal operatives, and his interactions with the head of the Kaslana family Sigurd Kaslana and it's overseer Otto Apocalypse.

"This Orphanage is run by them, and from what I've observed it is one of the better Orphanages, and far better than those compared to the Government run ones." Minerva said.

"What about Young Harry's closest family members?" Albus asked Minerva.

"I wouldn't put Harry with them Albus, Merlin knows what they'll do to the child, and I swear their son will be spoiled rotten when he grows up, and I fear that Harry will not be treated like anything better than a House elf." Minerva told Albus, confirming his suspicions.

"But I have to ask, do really think that Hagrid will successfully complete the mission you have entrusted him?" Minerva asked Albus. Personally didn't have a problem with the Gentle giant, but since Harry is just a toddler...

But her line of though was broken when she and Albus heard a motorcycle coming causing the mages to look up and saw a large man.

"Professor McGonagall, Professor Dumbledore." The large man greeted them.

"Greetings Hagrid, I hope that young Harry is doing well." Albus said as he looked at the large man who stood at 8' 9".

He wore a large moleskin coat a pair of brown pants, large boots, a pair of goggles that hanged from his large beard, and had a mane of black hair.

"Yes, young 'arry is righ' wi'h me." Hagrid said when he showed them a baby boy who was sleeping in a basket.

"I hope You know that you are doing Albus." Minerva simply said as she looked at the headmaster of Hogwarts.

"..." Albus simply remained silent for a moment as he picked up the young Harry.

Then Hagrid began to sob lightly, feeling sorry that things had to turn out so bad for Harry at such an early time in his life.

"Don't worry Hagrid, I am sure that Harry will be safer here than with the Dursley's." Albus assured the gentle giant.

"Tha''s all i need 'o 'ear professaw bu'... i''s really choked 'ha' 'arry will grah up wi'hou' knowin 'is paren's." Hagrid said.

"Indeed." Albus said in agreement as he looked Harry.

"I hope that you may forgive me Harry." Albus thought to himself feeling responsible for the deaths of Lily and James, and that he'd have to grow without knowing his parents.

And so Albus let young Harry at the front Orphanage doors and rang the bell.

Over at the Overseer's Sanctum

12 hours later

As Otto was reading over the reports sent to him by the artificial Stigmata R&D team, his assistant Amber came forward.

"What is it Amber?" Otto asked Amber.

"I just received a report from one of the Orphanages in London, and it seems that they have a mage child in their care." Amber told Otto.

"While I have many interactions with the Mages, I have to ask why this is of any special case." Otto told his assistant.

"I am simply informing you Lord Otto, the Child also seems to fit the description of the Wizarding England's savior." Amber told Otto.

"Well that is curious." Otto said, as he wondered as to why would the Mages let their Savior in the front of an Orphanage.

"What do you suggest we should do?" Amber asked Otto.

"For now we do nothing. However once he reached the age of 9 send him to Babylon Facility." Otto told Amber.

"Are you sure lord Otto?" Amber asked.

"Indeed." Otto told Amber.

"Very well." Amber said as she gave a small bow and left the sanctum.

Otto knew about the Deathly Hollows very well, and were a bit of an Interest to him in the times when his father was the Overseer of Schicksal, but now that he has the Overseer, the Deathly Hollows simply lost his interest since he had far more resources available to him.

And he wondered will this child be the one that will help him to bring Kallen back?

"It will remain to be seen I guess, after all I have all the time in the world to find a way to bring her back." Otto muttered to himself as he took as off of a glass of wine.