Prompt Post #1

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Graves & Newt Sacrifice Themselves to Save Credence. Now Credence wants Revenge on Grimdelwald

[(Anonymous)]

Credence was adopted by Newt and Graves sometime after the incident in New York.

Shaky beginnings were expected of course, but Newt and Percival quickly grows to be a stable and loving parents for Credence. Credence has never felt this happy, safe, or loved… but Grindelwald has other plans.

He comes to their home at night, Percival tries to defend his family and is killed in the process. Newt takes Credence and tries to flee back to England but Grindelwald catches up with them. Newt sacrifices himself without hesitation to give Credence a chance to escape.

Credence finds his ‘uncle’ Theseus and is immediately taken in, because Theseus refuses to allow his best friend and little brother’s sacrifices to be in vain. Credence is hidden and trained.

Credence over the the years grows into a strong capable wizard but even as a man in his mid twenties, his hatred for Grindelwald has’t died. He dreams of revenge, he has been dreaming of it since that night, when Grindelwald destroyed his life for the second time.

- Since Newt adopted him, Theseus is technically his uncle.
- Pickett is under Credence’s care now.
- Tina rarely writes and visits out of fear of tipping off Grindelwald to Credence’s location.

Fill: Graves & Newt Sacrifice Themselves to Save Credence. Now Credence wants Revenge on Grimdelwald

[j_gabrielle]

Hi, I combined this prompt with another. I hope that's ok? It up here on AO3 if you'd like to take a read: http://archiveofourown.org/works/8829451

OP: Graves & Newt Sacrifice Themselves to Save Credence. Now Credence wants Revenge on Grimdelwald

[(Anonymous)]

I just read it, and i love it. I think the two prompts work well together.