Harry Potter

[Incident Number: Unknown ] [Classification: Unclassified Anomaly] When we arrived at the scene, no buildings remained. Debris was scattered over a radius of dozens of meters, and the walls and roofs were bent outward as if they had exploded from within. No traces of Muggle-style fire or explosion were found. At the center of the debris, the body of an adult male was confirmed. His skin had completely lost its color and was pale, and the form of the trauma did not match typical physical impact. At the edge of the debris, in a puddle of rainwater, a woman and a boy were found. The woman was also dead, but unusually, her skin retained its color and she had no other injuries at all—a state that is inexplicable considering the scale of the destruction around them. The boy was unconscious, holding onto the woman. Based on what has been confirmed so far, it is presumed to be the work of a minor, but rather than controlled magic, it appears closer to a spontaneous outburst. Requesting the judgment of a superior.

"Describe Leonard Offenbach in a single word?" Hmm... It's hard to define him with just one word. Ah, I can make it longer? Then I'd say this: He was my closest friend, a dependable older brother, and sometimes even a strict father figure. He nagged me from time to time... but looking back now, every word he said was for my own good. Ah! Let me add one more thing. He was my... — Harry Potter "Leonard in one word? I can make it a bit longer, right?" Hmm... Leonard was my best friend and the savior of the Weasley family. Sometimes I thought he nagged a little too much... but I suppose all of that was simply part of what made Leonard who he was. Ah! One more thing. He was my... — Ron Weasley "Describe Ren in a single word? That's not difficult at all." My beloved husband, my lifelong partner. And... the lighthouse and compass of my life. Lastly, he was my... — Hermione Granger "What? You want to know what kind of bloke he was? A downright hilarious one." What's so funny about him? Well, the idiot actually told me he wanted to live a long, uneventful life! Puhahaha! Isn't that ridiculous? You think so too, don't you? See? That's exactly the kind of fellow he was! — The Sorting Hat Excerpt from The Biography of Leonard Offenbach.