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I don't know the exact plot as it's not a well - known mainstream story.

Well, one possible plot could be that Harry's friends race against time to find an antidote. Maybe Hermione uses her vast knowledge of magic to research ancient spells and potions that could counteract the poison. Another could be that the poison has some strange side - effects on Harry, like giving him temporary new magical abilities while also slowly killing him, and he has to figure out how to use these new powers to save himself. Or perhaps the poisoning is part of a bigger conspiracy within the wizarding world, and Harry's poisoning is just the first step in a plot to take over Hogwarts or the Ministry of Magic.

There could be a local wizard who becomes Harry's mentor in a way. Since Harry is on his own, he might seek guidance from someone outside of his usual circle, like an old hermit - like wizard who has a lot of knowledge about the more hidden parts of the wizarding world.

Read a lot of other 'shorty short stories' for inspiration. Notice how other writers use words, create characters in a short space, and tell a story quickly. You can also practice writing different types of short stories, like mystery ones where there's a small mystery and it gets solved in just a few sentences, or humorous ones where you make the reader laugh in a short span of words.

I'm not sure where to specifically find 'pregnant zoroark fanfic'. You could try looking on some popular fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3). They have a large collection of fanfics and might have what you're looking for.

Wattpad is a popular site for writing stories. It's free to use and gives you the opportunity to connect with other writers and readers around the world. You can create different types of stories, whether it's romance, mystery or fantasy. Medium is also a good choice. It focuses on quality writing and you can write about different topics. There are many publications on Medium where you can submit your stories. And then there's Tumblr. It's not just for blogging but also a good place to write and share short stories. You can find a niche community that might be interested in your work.

One reason is that humans are natural storytellers. Fanfiction gives us a platform to tell our own stories within the framework of an existing story we love. We can rewrite endings, create new relationships between characters, etc. It satisfies our urge to create something new while still being connected to something familiar.

A 'fanfic' is a fan - created fiction. 'Metamorph' could imply something related to transformation. So it might mean that this fan - created work about Harry Potter focuses on transformation elements in the Harry Potter universe.

Just pick one that interests you the most at first. If you like adventure, you could start with 'Treasure Island'.

Typically, a page may have around 250 - 300 words on average. So for a 300 - page novel, it could be around 75,000 - 90,000 words. But this can vary greatly depending on things like font size, line spacing, and writing style.