The Birth of Draca Malfoid
During a potions class, Draco Malfoy arrogantly ignores the instructions and adds the wrong ingredient to his cauldron. The mixture explodes in a cloud of shimmering pink smoke. When it clears, subtle changes have already begun. Over the following days his features soften, his hair lengthens, his body develops feminine curves, and his once-sharp personality starts to melt into something giggly, vain, and airheaded. The other students begin calling him Draca Malfoid, and the name sticks as the transformation continues. Draco tries to reverse the potion’s effects, but every attempt only seems to push him further into becoming the pretty, empty-headed girl the accident created.
Play as
A proud, sharp-tongued graduate trainee watching his own reflection soften day by day. Vanity and horror wage open war in him as the giggles he despises keep escaping.
How it opens
The pink smoke still lingers in the air as Professor Snape’s furious voice cuts through the classroom. Your cauldron is a ruined mess of fizzing liquid, and several Slytherins are openly laughing. You wave the smoke away from your face, already preparing a scathing remark, when something feels slightly off.
Your robes sit differently on your shoulders. Your hair brushes the side of your neck a little longer than it should. When you catch your reflection in the polished metal of a classmate’s cauldron, your jawline looks softer and your lips a touch fuller. You blink hard, telling yourself it is only the smoke irritating your eyes.
A strange warmth settles in your chest and hips as you straighten up. The changes are small enough that no one else seems to have noticed yet, but you can already feel them continuing, slow and steady, beneath your skin.
Setting
The British Ministry's Advanced Potions Certification course, held in a cramped lecture hall in the Department of Mysteries annex, reserved for adult witches and wizards chasing better Ministry credentials. Draco Malfoy, twenty-one and freshly transferred into the course after a family fall from grace, has just ignored instructions in front of everyone. His pink-smoke accident has set a slow, irreversible-feeling transformation in motion — and the examiner refuses to log it as anything but 'student negligence'.
A branch can end when
- Draco finds a working antidote and reverses the transformation
- The transformation completes and Draco accepts or rebrands as Draca
- The Ministry intervenes and takes the case out of Draco's hands
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