Dementors of the Blakes
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Synopsis
A soul is reborn as a dementor within the walls of Azkaban, losing all previous memories in the transition. This new entity develops an unexpected and intense professional pride in guarding inmates, eventually forming a peculiar, torment-based bond with Sirius Black. This novel reads like a supernatural soul-transformation tale, heavily utilizing the "monster protagonist" trope found in unconventional BL fiction. It is a perfect match for readers who appreciate absurd humor, ironic perspectives, and strange romantic dynamics, whereas those seeking traditional plot structures or heavy emotional drama should skip it. The pacing is brisk and focused, moving quickly through the protagonist's adaptation to their new life. Its standout quality is the hilarious juxtaposition of a terrifying creature possessing a strict, corporate-style work ethic while residing in one of the most dreaded locations in the HP universe.
📚 Chapters (63 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL work offers a highly imaginative premise by flipping the perspective of a feared creature. The strongest element is the tonal shift, turning a bleak prison into a place of professional satisfaction for the protagonist, which provides a refreshing sense of irony. However, the brevity of the story is a notable drawback; at only 63 chapters, the emotional arc and the relationship between the protagonist and Sirius Black feel abbreviated rather than fully developed. Given its status as a short, finished piece, it functions well as a light, conceptual read, but it lacks the narrative weight or complexity of a longer series. The absence of significant popularity signals suggests it remains a niche title, appealing primarily to those who enjoy brief, experimental stories rather than epic world-building or slow-burn character studies.