Hogwarts Shadows - MyOC Kamui Galuda&Galuna

MyOC Kamui Galuna(神威がルナ/巡音がルナ/Megurine Galuna)&Kamui Galuda (神威ガルダ/巡音ガルダ/Megurine Galuda) 💜💗💜💗💜 Story 💗💜💗💜💗 An autumn afternoon at Hogwarts. The golden-red sunlight bathed the walls of the ancient castle, fallen leaves swept across the lawns on the breeze, and in the distance the Black Lake shimmered with tiny ripples. A few owls swooped past the high towers, carrying letters to their recipients, while the Great Hall was filled with the scent of fresh bread and pumpkin juice. For most students, it was just another ordinary, pleasant day. But for Kamui Galuda of Gryffindor and Kamui Galuna of Ravenclaw, ordinary school life occasionally called for a rather extraordinary test. Both were the children of Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka, and both showed magical talent far beyond that of their peers. Galuda, the eldest son of the family, had inherited his father's calm and decisive nature, always quick to judge a situation when danger arose. He was well known in Gryffindor, skilled not only in practical combat magic but also in complex defensive spells, and he was highly regarded by the professors. As for Galuna, the third daughter of the family, she was held in the highest esteem in Ravenclaw. Her understanding of magical theory ran deep, and she was especially good at combining different spells to create magic with unique effects. Rather than simply pursuing raw power, she cared more about the precision and efficiency of her casting. The siblings belonged to different houses and went about things in slightly different ways, but one thing never changed. They would never abandon each other in the face of danger. "Galuda, did you finish your Defense Against the Dark Arts homework for this afternoon?" In the corridor leading to the library, Galuna, hugging several heavy books of magic, looked at her brother as he tucked his wand into the pocket of his robes. "Finished." "Really? You said that last time too, and then you still came to ask me about the theoretical basis of the defensive charm." "That's because the reference materials the professor gave us weren't complete enough." "So you just dumped the whole problem on me?" Galuna narrowed her eyes slightly, while Galuda only smiled as if nothing were the matter. "You explained it very well." "Compliments won't solve this." Even as she said so, the corners of Galuna's lips curved upward a little. She was long accustomed to her brother's ways. Galuda was always dependable in front of others, even carrying a certain unquestionable authority, but around his family he would sometimes show a relaxed, mischievous side that didn't quite fit the image of a Gryffindor elite. Just as the two were about to head to the library, a heavy impact suddenly rang out from deep within the corridor. BOOM! The flagstones trembled slightly underfoot, the torches on the walls swayed violently, and several students rushed screaming around the corner. "A monster has broken in!" "In the west courtyard! Mr. Filch told us to get out of here quickly!" "What is that thing? It smashed the protective barrier at the entrance!" Galuda's smile vanished at once. He exchanged a glance with Galuna, and almost without a word, the two turned together and ran toward the west corridor. "Galuda, let's assess the situation first!" Galuna urged as she followed. "If it can break through Hogwarts' protective barriers, it's probably no ordinary magical creature." "I know. You evacuate the students nearby, and I'll pin down its position." "No, I'm going with you." Galuda glanced sideways at his sister. Galuna's expression was resolute, and the hand gripping her wand didn't tremble in the slightest. "I won't hold you back." "I've never thought that." That was all he said before slowing his pace, letting her walk shoulder to shoulder with him. After passing through a long, narrow corridor, the two finally reached the west courtyard. The sight before them made them both stop in their tracks. A huge black monster lay coiled in the middle of the courtyard. Its body looked as though it had been stitched together from rock and rotting tree roots, its back covered in sharp spikes of bone, and its limbs were thick enough to shatter stone pillars. Its head had no discernible eyes, only a single crack glowing dark red, opening and closing with each of its breaths. A few broken fragments of protective spells still lingered around it; clearly it had forced its way through the barrier. A group of students was trapped on the far side of the courtyard, while several professors tried to lead them out of danger. But each movement the monster made shook loose falling stone, making the evacuation route even more dangerous. Galuda quickly estimated the distances, his gaze settling on the space between the monster and the students. "It moves fast, but it doesn't seem very agile when it turns." Galuna studied the ground beneath the monster's feet and quickly noticed something unusual. "It's not that it's not agile. It's too heavy. Every time it turns, its right foreleg sinks into the cracks between the flagstones first. If we restrict its movement, we can buy some time." "Then I'll leave that to you." "You're planning to attack head-on?" "First we make it stop, then we find its weak point." Galuda raised his wand, and his previously calm violet eyes sharpened in an instant. The monster seemed to sense their presence and whipped its head around. It let out a piercing roar, and its enormous body charged toward the two of them, smashing the benches and stone flowerpots in its path to pieces. "Galuna!" "I see it!" Galuna pointed her wand at the ground. "Glacius!" Icy blue magic spread rapidly across the flagstones, and a chill instantly enveloped the entire courtyard. The formerly dry ground was covered in a layer of glittering frost, and then several enormous pillars of ice thrust up from between the stones, interlocking to form a solid barrier. The monster slammed into the pillars with a dull crash. Its charge was forced to a halt, its heavy forelegs sliding across the ice with a grating screech. Before long, however, it swung its claws and smashed one of the pillars to pieces. Shards of ice flew in every direction. Galuna showed no sign of panic and instead changed her strategy at once. She swung her wand again, and the scattered ice crystals rose from the ground, condensing in midair into several slender but resilient chains of ice that wrapped tightly around the monster's forelegs and joints. "Galuda, now!" "Leave it to me!" Galuda stepped forward, and the tip of his wand lit up with a dazzling red-gold light. "Incendio!" A scorching flame surged from the end of his wand, yet it did not spread haphazardly. He controlled its direction with precision, guiding it to swirl through the gaps around the monster, forming a ring of fire that gradually tightened. The firelight lit up the whole courtyard. The searing currents of air and the freezing cold crisscrossed, and great clouds of white mist rose into the air. Galuna took the opportunity to reinforce the ice chains, locking the monster's joints firmly in place, while Galuda continually adjusted the angle of the flames, forcing it to raise its head and exposing a fissure beneath its chest that flickered with a dark red glow. "Found it!" Galuna cried at once. "Its core is in its chest! Those black rocks are just a shell!" Galuda's gaze hardened. "Understood." The monster seemed to realize its weak point had been exposed and began to thrash wildly. The ice chains snapped one after another, and shards of ice peeled away from its body. It suddenly raised a foreleg and brought it crashing down on the ground, and the force of the impact cracked the courtyard's flagstones across their entire surface. Galuna was shaken and stepped back half a pace. Galuda immediately reached out and steadied her arm, and only after making sure she was standing firmly did he turn back to face the monster. "Are you all right?" "I'm fine. Focus on dealing with it!" "Okay." He let go of her arm, and the two raised their wands together once more. This time, Galuna did not try to freeze the whole monster. Instead, she concentrated the cold around its chest, quickly condensing a ring of transparent ice crystals that forced the fissure to stay exposed for the moment. Galuda seized that instant. He lifted his wand high, and the flames no longer formed a broad ring of fire but converged into a single bright red-gold beam that struck the dark red core in the monster's chest. A thunderous explosion rang out, and firelight illuminated the courtyard. The dark red glow flickered violently, then shattered under the combined impact of ice and fire. The monster let out one last low roar, and its enormous body began to disintegrate, turning into countless black fragments that gradually dispersed into the rising white mist. The courtyard finally fell quiet. Galuda did not lower his wand right away. He carefully checked their surroundings, and only after confirming that the monster was no longer moving did he slowly let out a breath. Galuna crouched down to examine the black marks left on the flagstones. "This isn't a naturally occurring magical creature," she said, frowning. "Its core carries very unstable magic, and that shell... it looks like it was forcibly assembled by some kind of spell." "Someone made it?" "I can't say for sure yet, but at the very least, it doesn't seem like it wandered in by chance." Galuda looked toward the courtyard entrance, where traces of the broken protective magic still remained. He recalled how the monster had slammed into the barrier, and his expression gradually grew grave. Hogwarts' protective enchantments were no ordinary spells. Anything capable of breaking through them should never have appeared on school grounds without warning. "We have to tell the professors." "I've already recorded its magical signature." Galuna stood up and put her wand away. "If I can find related records on magical creatures, maybe we can figure out what it was." Galuda nodded. "You look into the records, and I'll report the situation here to the professors." "Wait, brother." Galuna suddenly called out to him. Galuda turned and saw his sister looking at his arm. When the monster had thrashed earlier, a flying shard of stone had grazed his sleeve, leaving a small tear and a slight scrape on his skin. "Your arm is hurt." "It's only a minor wound." "Hold out your arm." Galuda smiled helplessly but did as she said. Galuna gently waved her wand and cast a simple healing spell. The wound soon stopped bleeding, and the pain eased along with it. "If Father finds out you've gotten yourself hurt again, he'll definitely ask why you didn't protect yourself first," she said as she checked the wound. "Father would also ask you why you chose to fight the monster with me when you could have evacuated the students first." "Then I'll tell him that I trust my brother." Galuda was momentarily stunned. Galuna looked up, her blue eyes clear and resolute. "I know you'll protect me, but I'm also capable of protecting you. We grew up together as siblings. You're not the only one who can stand in front." After a moment, Galuda reached out and gently ruffled her hair. "Got it. I'll remember next time." "You say that every time." "This time I mean it." "I don't believe you." Galuna protested with her words, yet she didn't dodge his hand. Not far away, the professors had finally gotten all the students settled, and several older students had begun helping to repair the courtyard. When they saw the two siblings standing side by side amid the rubble and ice crystals, admiration showed in their eyes, all at once. A Gryffindor student ran over, so excited he could barely get a complete sentence out. "Galuda! You and Galuna were amazing just now! A monster that huge, and you actually took it down!" "It was the result of working together," Galuda answered calmly. A Ravenclaw student, meanwhile, was looking at the ice mist that had not yet fully dissipated. "How did you do those ice chains? I've never seen a casting method that can hold that many joints at once!" Galuna thought for a moment, then answered, "The key isn't the number of chains, but its center of gravity when it moves. Once you find the right position, you don't need to spend much magic." Her explanation set the students around her talking, and some had even taken out notebooks, ready to write down her analysis. Galuda watched the scene with a hint of amusement in his eyes. His sister really could make people see her talent wherever she went. And for Galuna, her brother's presence was always a comfort as well. Even against such an enormous monster, Galuda had been able to judge the situation swiftly and keep his powerful flames within just the right bounds, so that no innocent student was caught in them. They each had their own specialties in magic and thought in entirely different ways, yet in the most dangerous moments they could trust each other without hesitation. Just as everyone was about to leave the courtyard, however, Galuna suddenly stopped in her tracks. "Galuda." "Hm?" She pointed to where the monster had vanished. Among the ice crystals that had not yet melted lay a small piece of black metal. Unlike the rest of the wreckage, which was gradually turning to ash, it lay intact on the flagstones, its surface engraved with an unfamiliar silver rune. Galuda walked over to her side and examined the fragment carefully. The rune glimmered faintly in the sunlight, as if still holding some magic that had not quite faded. Galuna took a blank sheet of parchment from her pocket and carefully used her wand to move the fragment onto it, without touching it directly. "This might be where it came from." Galuda stared at the rune, a flicker of deep thought passing through his violet eyes. "Don't touch it yet. Let's hand it over to the professors to examine." "I agree." The two turned and left the courtyard with the fragment. As the sun gradually sank behind Hogwarts' high towers, the castle lit up once more with warm lights. The students began talking about the day's battle, and in the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw common rooms, news of the Kamui siblings' joint victory over the monster quickly spread. But Galuda and Galuna both understood that the victory itself was not what truly mattered. That metal fragment bearing the unfamiliar rune pointed to a mystery that had yet to be solved. And Hogwarts' protective barrier had somehow been breached by some unknown presence. That night, the siblings exchanged a glance outside the professor's office. "Looks like the days ahead won't be boring," Galuda said in a low voice. Clutching her magic notebook, Galuna allowed a confident smile to surface on her lips. "As long as we investigate together, we'll definitely find the answer." Outside the window of the ancient castle, night shrouded the Forbidden Forest. Deep among the distant shadows of the trees, a faint red light flashed and vanished, as though something were watching Hogwarts. And the magical adventure of the Kamui siblings was only just beginning. 💜💗💜💗💜 OC information 💗💜💗💜💗 Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka's first child Name: Kamui Galuda (神威ガルダ/巡音ガルダ/Megurine Galuda) Age: 16 Birthday:3/30 Personality: Calm, strong, dark side, protective Appearance: Short purple hair, slightly messy, exuding a cool and powerful aura. Blue eyes, full of charm and mystery. Skills: Piano, keyboard, music production, guitar, singing, martial arts, cooking 💜💗💜💗💜 OC information 💗💜💗💜💗 The third child of Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka Name: Kamui Galuna(神威がルナ/巡音がルナ/Megurine Galuna) Age:14 Birthday:10/30 Personality: Calm, talented, versatile Appearance: Long, straight purple hair with a smooth and glossy finish, exuding an elegant and cool allure Purple eyes, mysterious with a hint of pride Skills: Piano, guitar, bass, singing ,Photography Favorite Thing: Watching his parents, Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka, share sweet interactions