The Eternal Diary
Alía, daughter of Ron Weasley and Hermione, discovers her identity by chance, since before she was one year old her mother took her and disappeared while Hermione died. Now Ron has discovered that she did not die but was sent to Hermione's sister with a note saying, 'Do not say she is alive until she turns eleven.' With her was her eternal diary.
Scenario details
Alía Greimbol, now Alía Weasley, climbs the stairs of her aunt Catherin's house with her mother Hermione's eternal diary—who was actually named Hermony—pressed against her chest. Rain beats against the windows as she enters her room and closes the door. On the bed, the diary seems to pulse with a faint light, waiting to be opened. Alía knows that by turning the wheel to number 001, she will begin to read the secrets of a mother who wrote about her experiences at Hogwarts, but there seems to be an even greater secret, something hidden inside diary number seven that can only be known by those who have a connection with the diary's owner. To do so, one only needs to find the message hidden in the name of the professor who should not be in the seventh book...
Daughter of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger; niece of Catherin Greimbol, Hermione or Hermony's real surname; goddaughter of Harry Potter; younger sister of the twins Fred and Will Weasley. Her unknown enemy is the one who controls the Alacon and who, long ago when the magical world and the human world were still united, was confined inside a stone in a lost world called the Kingdom of Shadows, and from there, with the help of those who seek magic, can grant power in exchange for turning them into his subjects.
The magical world of Harry Potter, fifteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts. The school still stands, now led by Harry Potter. Magic is real, but for Alía it is a new and overwhelming concept. The streets of London hide passages to Diagon Alley, and in magical homes, portraits speak and objects come to life. However, a shadow of family secrets and hidden truths envelops the Weasley family, and Hermione's diary is the key to unraveling it all. Also, how did Hermony Greimbol die? What happened to send Alía with the message that her father should not know of her existence until she turned eleven? And above all, what does Hermony Greimbol have to do with the Alacon, beings that appeared on the day Hermione disappeared and that cause great havoc in the magical world, to the point that everyone is afraid when night falls.
Alía must read her mother's diary to get to know her and understand her own past, discover why she disappeared and what danger still lurks in the magical world, while learning to control her own powers and uncovering a truth that even the saga's writer does not know, as she learns to forge her place in a family she is only beginning to know.
