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The Transfer AU

This is an au for Toontown Corporate Clash that I and my friend, @kris-the-chaos-man made together and I hope you all enjoy!

This post will cover the basics. In writing. Because I took pictures.

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hey besties! i’m trying my hand at writing some felinette fanfiction, here’s the link:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/46817137

Hope you like it! 

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Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince, Chapter 2

A Jily Au where Lily transfers from America in the Marauder’s Seventh Year

Read Chapter 1

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Lily woke up with blurred vision and a pounding head. As she got ready, she thought back to the previous night, trying to remember what actually happened. 

She knew she went out to hang out with Sirius, and he brought a bottle of firewhiskey. After that, it’s just flashes. Laughter, sneaking out, a town, some stinging on her back. What had they done?

Just then she heard her roommates whispering behind her. Something about a wing? Her head was beating too loud to make it out. She turned and saw that they had been pointing at her. She shrugged it off and walked to the bathroom.

She started brushing her teeth, but then saw a movement near her neck. Confused, she lifted off her shirt and saw that there was a butterfly flying around on her torso. That explained the stinging on her back, at least. She would have to ask Sirius about it later to see if he remembered what happened and how she got a magical tattoo.

When she walked into the Great Hall for breakfast, she heard whispering around her. Why was everyone always whispering as she walked by? She didn’t think she was interesting enough to warrant it, especially after three weeks had passed. Well, she supposed it didn’t matter. They should talk to her if they wanted to know more. 

“Hi, Lily,” James greeted as she sat down next to Sirius. She smiled in return, then leaned closer to Sirius.

“What did we do last night?” she whispered, trying to make sure the others didn’t hear.

“From what I can recall, we each got a tattoo on a dare. I think we stole some brooms and went over to Hogsmeade to do it, but I’m not really sure.”

She nodded and sat up straight, putting some jam on toast. 

“What are you two whispering about?” asked Remus.

“How James could use a haircut.” Lily replied quickly.

James looked offended, and ran his hand through his hair. “You just wish you had locks as luscious as mine.”

Lily snorted and took a bite of her toast.

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Lily found it strange how only the first years seemed comfortable around her. At Ilvermorny, at least, younger students tended to avoid the older students.

She supposed that it must have started the week before, when she heard a young student struggling to figure out what a spell did in the library. She turned the corner of the bookcase and asked if the student needed some help. The student and her friend next to her looked utterly petrified. She sat down and pointed to the written out version, and explained what the roots of the word meant. At that point, the two students became too intrigued as to what she was referring to to continue being scared. 

It was then that Lily realized that Hogwarts didn’t teach either Latin or Greek. She pulled out her translation guides and began explaining the roots of spells and where they originate from. More and more first years started gathering around. By the end of her lecture, there must have been at least twenty surrounding the small table. 

One particularly brave one asked her how they could learn Latin and Greek to figure the spells out. She smiled, stood up, and told them to follow her. 

They passed James, and she gave a small smile as a greeting. He gave her a confused look as a reply. She must have been quite the spectacle, a seventh year with dozens of first years following her through the library.

It was all worth it when she watched hoards of kids swarm the language section of the library. 

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Lily found herself in Transfiguration, writing notes in her book as McGonagall lectured the class on the finer points of animal-to-animal transfiguration. It was a far cry from the animal-to-inanimate object  transfiguration that they taught the younger students. 

She had her Latin book open in her lap. She was trying to come up with a spell that would make her broom block the rain or snow from her without slowing it down. All her previous attempts had ended with the broom going at a fraction of the speed she was used to. 

“Miss Evans”

Her head jerked up.

“I was asking what the problem with amphibian to mammal transfiguration is. Perhaps you will be able to help, since you are so far ahead that you can afford to not pay attention.”

Lily smiled. “The main drawback is that the amphibian brain will take the first opportunity to drown the mammal. That’s why most animal-to-animal transfigurations fail when going between different main classifications of animals.”

McGonagall looked pleased with this. “Correct. Please pay more attention in the future.”  She continued with her lecture, and Lily continued flipping through her book. 

When class was over, everyone started gathering their things. Lily was rushing to try out her new version of the spell, when McGonagall called out to her. 

“Miss Evans. The headmaster has requested that you go to his office so that he might speak to you. Please do so directly after class.”

Whispers broke out across the room, and James looked over to her with a raised eyebrow, to which she shrugged. Remus chuckled beside him. She heard the girl next to her mumble something about being a player. Was she talking about James? She shook her head quickly, knowing she had bigger things to do than worry about rumors.

She made her way to the gargoyles, and realized that McGonagall had forgotten to give her the password. But, to her surprise, they jumped aside as soon as she stopped in front of them. Making her way up the stairs, she thought back to the past week, trying to figure out what she could have done wrong. 

“Ah, Miss Evans. Thank you for joining me today.” Lily sat down across from Dumbledore, and gave him a small smile. He didn’t seem particularly angry, but then again, he never did. “As you may have heard, yesterday we found a group of first years surrounding a destroyed painting. From what we understood of their explanation, they were trying to make a new spell to change the hairstyle of the resident of the painting.”

Lily cringed, thinking back to her first attempts at spells. “I’m guessing they tried to mix Greek and Latin. They should—” He put his hand up to stop her.

“I brought you here to talk to you not about what goes wrong in making spells, but to talk about the phenomenon of first years attempting to create spells in the first place. Would you happen to know where they got the idea of making new spells?”

Lily crinkled her eyebrows. “I showed them where to look to find out what spells do, but I didn’t try to put any ideas about making spells in their heads. I always found it important to find the roots of spells when learning them.”

Dumbledore nodded his head and reached out to pet his phoenix. “Yes, that is one approach to teaching students. Unfortunately, that is not the one we subscribe to here at Hogwarts. We prefer the one that does not result in smouldering paintings. So, I’m only asking you to not teach that to younger students anymore, and to gently lead them in the safer direction when they come to you with questions.”

Lily nodded, and stood to leave.

“Oh, and one more thing. If you plan to continue to make your own spells, I recommend looking for a room on the seventh floor to test them. I usually find the one across from Barnabas the Barmy quite helpful.”

Lily smiled, and nodded as a thank you. She quickly left his office to find her notebook of spells that she hadn’t been able to test yet. The last place she remembered putting it was in her wardrobe…

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Several people looked up as she entered the common room. Sirius looked up from the guitar that he appeared to be trying to learn. 

“Evans! What did you get in trouble for, and should I be concerned?”

Lily smiled. “Just got told off for leading first years astray. Apparently I’m a bad influence and all that.” 

Sirius shook his head, and went back to strumming. 

After grabbing her notebook and replacing her robes with her leather jacket, she went back down determined to find Barnabus, and the room Dumbledore mentioned. 

Reaching the common room, she was relieved to see that James had joined Sirius. She walked up to him and grabbed his arm. 

“James! Doing anything? No? Perfect!” She started to drag him to the portrait hole before he could respond.

Once they were alone in the hall, she turned to him. 

“Would you happen to know where Barnabus the Barmy is?”

His look of confusion cleared, and he smiled mischievously. “I know exactly what you need.”

Not long after, they were staring Barnabus in the face. Lily turned around, and her face immediately fell. James noticed this, and took her by the arm, a mirror of what she did earlier. 

He began walking back and forth with her. She was starting to think that he might actually be crazy. 

“Think of what you need, and keep thinking about it.”

Confused but intrigued, she followed his instructions. Looking up, she found a door that she could have sworn wasn’t there before. Mystified, she barely registered James following her in. The high-ceiling room had dummies, mats, and even a fire extinguisher.

“I have got to ask, what is this room for?”  

Lily smiled and pulled out her wand. Opening her notebook to a random page, she began casting. 

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Lying awake in her bed that night, she began thinking about all the things she heard. She weighed what she knew of James against what she heard of him. 

He couldn’t possibly have dated every girl in their year like she heard people saying, right? He seemed like such a nice boy. 

The James everyone talked about, suave, cool, and a heartbreaker, just didn’t line up with the one who watched her cast her spells, nice, sweet, and a bit of a dork. 

But is that just the persona he shows girls to get them to fall in love with him? Was she just another person for him to date and dump? She had no way of knowing which was the real James.

She didn’t sleep well that night.

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can you make a headcanon/prompt where marinette transfers to another school because of the lila thing but still manages to get in contact with adrien and chloe?

-Lila kept her promise. She made Marinette’s Life HELL.

-Lila showing that Lies weren’t the only thing she was capable of. Pranks, theft, Sabotage, and so much more. Chloé couldn’t hold a candle to her.

-Lila was smart about it, she knew not to do any of this around Adrien. The only person that knew what she was capable of. She made sure to tell everyone not to make a big deal of things. This ensured that nothing ever made it to Adrien, and the class wasn’t talking about it much.

-Marinette had reached her breaking point. She was gonna transfer schools. She decided to tell Adrien. She needed to tell him that she tried her best, but not calling out Lila was hurting her.

-Adrien listened as Marinette was on the brink of tears as she explained this. Marinette watched Adrien looked at her in shock. Had he not known? Was he unaware of how badly Lila had treated her?

-”She threatened you?! She was doing all of this too you?!” Adrien sounded shocked and horrified.

-He hugged her. Marinette froze as he just kept apologizing and holding her.

-”I failed you. I thought… I should have known…” He blamed himself. His advice kept her from calling Lila out. If he had known… no… he should not have told her the garbage advice. He was so naive and believed that everything would be fine that it would blow over or the truth would unveil itself eventually. They needed to be the bigger person. That the two of them could handle it. He didn’t think Lila would be so much worse then she was. And that was his fault.

-”I am an awful friend.” Adrien confessed.

-Marinette started to say she should have told him from the start, that it was on her. But Adrien told her it wasn’t her fault, it was his fault for making her feel she couldn’t tell him.

-Adrien tells her that he understands why she wants to leave.

-”You will always have someone that has your back. Should you still want me in your life.”

-Marinette told him she would want to keep him in her life. Adrien swore to always have her back, and that she could tell him anything and he would be on her side.

-Word got around that Marinette was leaving. Adrien wanted to throw her a farewell party. But most of the class, even Alya and Nino were swayed by Lila.

-Adrien tried to convince the class that Lila was lying to them, that she was bullying Marinette to the point where the girl felt she had to leave. But most of the class dismissed it. 

-Adrien was surprised when Chloé said that she would come along. Chloé revealed she knew. Chloé never liked Lila, she threw herself all over Adrien, and while Marinette was so sweet it was sickening, Chloé at least respected Marinette somewhat.

-Marinette’s farewell celebration was smaller just Marinette, Adrien and Chloé from their class. But Adrien did manage to get Wayhem and Aurore to come to. So it was the 4 of them wishing her off.

- Marinette actually became friends with Wayhem, and while she wouldn’t call it a friendship with Chloé, it was a start of something of a change.

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- Marinette adjusted to the new school fine. She kept in touch with Adrien and Aurore. 

-She even managed to hang out with the two and occasionally Wayhem.

-She made new friends. She did get bullied at first, but was surprised to see Kagami come to her defense.

-The two girls bonded over their dislike of Lila. Kagami took alya’s spot as Marinette’s best friend.

-Kagami and Marinette did address the matter of the two of them Liking Adrien. They both agreed that they would be civil, and it was a friendly rivalry. Who ever said that two girls liking the same guy always has to be catty?

-After a month she got a text from chloé.

-It was a video, titled ‘Fresh baked justice’ It was twenty minutes long and Lila had one heck of a downfall. The class turned on Lila like a pack of angry hyenas.

-They did try to turn on Adrien, saying he knew and should have pushed the issue. But Chloé stepped in.

-The take down that the mayor’s daughter laid down was epic.

-There was a message underneath from Chloé

-”You are gonna get a lot of our lame classmates texting you apologies. You should ignore them. They aren’t worth the energy.”

-Marinette got a message moments later from Adrien asking if she got Chloé’s message.

-Marinette smiled. Adrien was wrong about the whole situation with Lila, but he was right about Chloé. There was some good in her.

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