How could a relationship develop between Harry Potter and fem Fawkes in a fanfiction?

In some fanfictions, Fawkes may start as just a magical creature that helps Harry occasionally. But as the story progresses, he could become more of a friend and a mentor to Harry, guiding him not just in magic but also in life decisions.

The relationship can be developed through shared experiences. For instance, if they face a common enemy together. When they are in a battle against a powerful dark wizard, Harry can rely on Fawkes' strength and Fawkes can trust Harry's strategic thinking.

In a fanfiction, the relationship might develop in an unexpected way. Harry Potter, who is used to the more 'normal' magical creatures, meets the succubus familiar. At first, he might be repelled by her nature, but gradually he discovers that there is more to her. They could bond over shared experiences in the magical world, like facing a common enemy. However, the relationship would always be on shaky ground due to the succubus's reputation and her own powers that could be both a help and a hindrance.

Maybe Fenrir saves Harry from a werewolf attack one night. Harry, being the empathetic person he is, doesn't immediately condemn Fenrir for his past actions. This small act of kindness from Fenrir plants the seed of a different relationship. They could start to exchange knowledge about magic and the dark forces in the wizarding world. As they get to know each other better, their relationship could evolve from a simple acquaintance to a friendship of sorts, with each learning from the other's experiences.

The relationship may develop through a series of challenges. For example, they might face opposition from both the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix. This external pressure forces them to rely on each other more. Fem Harry uses her intelligence and courage to help Voldemort face his inner demons, and Voldemort uses his power to protect Fem Harry from those who want to harm her. Through these shared experiences, their relationship deepens and evolves into a loving marriage.

Their relationship could start with mutual curiosity. Fem Harry, being from a different time, is curious about the founder of her house. Godric, seeing this strange yet powerful young witch, is intrigued. They might begin by sharing stories about their respective times, which slowly builds a bond of trust.

Perhaps it begins with a misunderstanding. Fem Harry could be mistaken for someone else in Hades' realm. Hades, being a powerful and somewhat solitary figure, might be initially hostile. But as he discovers her true identity and her own unique story, his attitude changes. Their relationship could develop as they both realize they have common enemies or goals. For example, they might both be fighting against a greater evil that threatens both the wizarding world and the underworld. This shared purpose could bring them closer together, and eventually, they could become mates.

Their relationship could develop through shared experiences. For example, if they are both on the run from some dark forces in the wizarding world. They have to rely on each other to survive. The Fem Medusa might use her unique abilities, like her speed and her knowledge of certain magical plants (since she lives in a more natural environment usually), to help Harry. Harry, with his magic skills, would protect the Fem Medusa from the spells of their pursuers. This mutual reliance would strengthen their relationship.

Well, it could start off rocky. Maybe Fem Harry Potter has a bit of a grudge against the Weasleys at first for some small misunderstanding. But then William Weasley does something really selfless for her, like saving her from a group of bullies. This makes Harry re - evaluate her opinion of him. As they spend more time together in classes and around the school, they start to bond over their love for Quidditch. Their relationship slowly builds as they discover they have more in common than they thought, and eventually, they become very close friends, and then perhaps more.

Their relationship could develop in a rather complex way. At first, they may be shocked by the pregnancy. But then, as they face the reality together, they find themselves falling in love. Neville could become more protective, and fem Harry could see a side of Neville she never noticed before. They would grow through shared experiences like preparing for the baby's arrival, dealing with family reactions, and facing the wizarding society's judgment.