thor sends jormungandr back in time

In certain fanfictions, Hermione could be sent back in time to improve relations between wizards and other magical creatures. She might start by helping Hagrid in his early days at Hogwarts, teaching him more about how to properly care for and protect the creatures. This could lead to a more harmonious co - existence between all magical beings in the wizarding world. By doing this, she could also change the way wizards view and interact with these creatures in the future.

One possible plotline is that Hermione goes back in time and tries to prevent a certain dark event from happening in the wizarding world's history. For example, she could try to stop the rise of a dark wizard before they gain too much power. Another is that she might get stuck in the past and has to find a way to get back while also dealing with the cultural and magical differences of that time.

Obviously, Harry Potter is the main character. He is the one being sent back in time after all. Dumbledore often plays a significant role too. Since he was such an important figure in Harry's life, he might be the one to guide Harry in the new timeline. Hermione and Ron are also likely to be important. They were Harry's closest friends, and in the time - travel scenario, Harry might try to involve them in his new plans early on.

One interesting plot could be that Harry goes back in time and uses his future knowledge to prevent certain tragedies. For example, he might be able to save some characters who died in the original timeline. Another plot could involve him changing the relationships he had in the past. Maybe he could befriend those he was once enemies with or vice versa. He could also use his knowledge of magic from the future to outwit his past enemies in new and unexpected ways.

One possible plot twist could be that Percy meets his own parents at a different time than expected. For example, instead of seeing his mother as he knew her, he might encounter her as a young girl. Another twist could be that Kronos has some ulterior motive for sending Percy back that Percy doesn't initially realize, like changing the course of events to actually benefit Kronos in the long run. Maybe Percy discovers that by changing certain events in the past, he's unknowingly setting up a different future that Kronos can manipulate more easily.

Main characters Percy will interact with? Well, he'll surely have some sort of encounter with the Fates. Since time travel is involved, the Fates would have a role to play. Maybe he has to convince them not to interfere too much with the changes he's making. Also, he could interact with the Titans in a more personal way. Not just as enemies as in his own time, but perhaps understand their motives better by being in the past with them. And don't forget about the minor gods. In the past, they might have had more influence or different relationships, and Percy could get caught up in all of that.

I'm not really sure specifically what the 'Hamdel Thor' back story is as it's not a widely known common tale. It could be a very specific or personal story, or perhaps a name that's not familiar in mainstream stories.

One interesting plot twist could be that Thor goes back in time and accidentally changes something that makes him lose his powers. For example, he might prevent the event that led to him getting Mjolnir, and then has to find a new way to be a hero without his trusty hammer. Another could be that he goes back and meets a younger version of Loki who doesn't yet hate him, and he has to figure out how to keep it that way so that their relationship in the future is different.

Hermione's character often becomes more confident. Since she has knowledge of the future, she can take more risks and be bolder in her actions. For example, she might be more assertive in her interactions with teachers or other powerful wizards.

One idea could be that the child of Jormungandr is born in a modern world. It discovers its powers gradually and has to hide from humans who might fear it. It could struggle with its identity, being part of a mythical and feared lineage.